The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15

bazaar and dinner Dec. were made
ard announcements OF coming
events were read at meetings of
circles one, two, three. four and six
OF Methodist Society OF Christian
Service. Thursday afternoon.
Fourteen members were present
| at the meeting OF circle one at the
home of Mrs. Lester Pic. Deyo-
tons, conducted by Mrs. Minnie
Snidecor, held the note OF Thanks
giving. After reading Psalm 23. Mrs.
Snidecor read a poem entitled.
Thanksgiving" then all joined
in repeating the Lords prayer.
Mrs. c. d. Voorhees,, chairman of
the work committee. reported on
the layette which has been made
for the Needlework Guild.
Mrs. Margaret Putnam is to have
charge OF the tea and cookie booth
which circle one will have at the
Christmas bazaar. A discussion of
the circles part in the bazaar and
dinner was followed by the APP
pointment of an assistant to Mrs.
Putnam Announcement was made
by Mrs. Leon Hathaway, leader, of
several church meetings in the
near future.
Refreshments of cookies and tea
were served by the committee, Mrs.
Pho and Mrs. Donald Hamilton.
The December meeting is to be
a Christmas party with gift ex-
change and cooperative luncheon
at l o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Sanderson with Mrs. Har-
vey Holmes assisting.
With q members and guests pres
ent, circle two enjoyed its Novem-
Der meeting at the home of Mrs.
Ivan Rau. Mrs. Frank Whitehouse
led the devotions which included
hymn singing, Scripture reading
and prayer.
Mrs. Whitehouse discussed the
question. When VIII the Reign of
God Gomez" She spoke of the Amer
lean lack patience In accomplish.
ing worldly things and compared
them to the plodding Chinese, who
with their primitive ways, will take
40 years to dig a well. knowing that
In another generation the famil.'
will finish and enjoy II.
The circle decided to hold three
luncheons in the year for their own
pleasure. Mrs. j. Lynn Houck in
vited members to her home for the
Christmas luncheon.
Miss Caroline Lewis, leader APP
pointed Mrs. Rau chairman OF the
candy booth for the bazaar, Dec. 5.
Mrs. r. A. Weir announced enter
tainment by magician next Tues
day at the church. On Nov 90
cooperative luncheon will be given
by the Council of Church Women
al the Congregational Church when
Mrs. John Martin will review two
study books. one on China and the
other "Sharecroppers.'
Everybody's College will open
Jan. Fl with dinner served by
circle two at the church. Bishop
Wade will speak.
A canned goods shower will take
place at the December circle meet
ing, the goods to be used in the
Christmas sharing Thirtyiour So
cial and So sick calls were reported.
Mrs. Fred Howard was introduced
as a new member.
Mrs Houck read a delightful
poem entitled Thanksgiving"
Circle three was entertained at
the home of Mrs. r. c. Scrivens
with Mrs. Otis Lee, leader, presid-
ing. Nineteen members and two
guests were present. Mrs. +. G..
Simons led the devotions reading
the scripture verse from The Upper
Room booklet and short articles
from a Methodist periodical. All
joined in repeating the Lords
Prayer.
Mrs. William Wiederhoft report
ed on the organization meeting Of
the Womans Society of Christian
Service in Plymouth, Oct. 2S. An
nouncemcnt was made OF the Nee
dlework Guild Ingathering Friday
at the Literary Club house, the en-
| tertainment at the church. Nov. 10,
and the missionary institute at the
Congregational Church. Nov. 90.
Mrs. Harry Farris was appointed
chairman OF the baked goods sale
Dec. 5. Mrs. John Springman read
an article on missions. taken from
an article In Methodist periodical
Mrs. Leland Jacobs was in charge