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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
13
4-H members gathered for a Markleville club meeting led by vice president Margaret Shelton. Janet Marsh led the pledge to the American flag and Denise Stohler led the 4-H pledge. The group planned a swimming party at the New Castle pool.
Members present at the meeting included Jackie Johnson Cynthia Johnson Kathy Carder Janet Marsh Denise Stobler Marshal Barney Susan Elrod Sharon Brad Diana Main and Mary Smith. Marsha Barney was elected reporter and the group discussed bringing sack lunches for a swim party.
Eastern Europe Communists display new status symbols as social classes split into privileged and underprivileged groups in satellite nations behind the Iron Curtain. United Press International reports from London in a dispatch by K C Thaler.
A correspondent notes rising inequality in East Europe with a new elite class of party and government officials, its upper echelon enjoying luxury, Western goods, and international travel while the mass base remains poor. Wives of officials cultivate exclusive circles as secrecy shields privileges gained through official trips abroad.
Summitville reports youth from the Christian Church join the MYF program at Camp Chi Rho near Lafayette Indiana for a week of study and fellowship. Participants include Steve Walker Troy Greer and others with plans to return July 13. Weather and corn crop notes from Dan Wiersma of Pur due University extend context.
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