The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04

w Myers, Detroit. chairman OF
OAR. manual for citizenship, to
talk with the assistant principal of
Cass Technical High School con-
corning a questionable that has
been submitted 10 high school stu
dents.
Mrs. James d. Jeffrey, Detroit,
chairman for the OAR. museum
made a request Tor suitable pieces
for the museum.
Mrs. Frank Jerrells. Adrian. chair
man of filing and lending library,
made 81. plea for members to write
worthwhile papers for the filing
and lending bureau, for exchange
among chapters.
Mrs. william Anthus. Jackson,
vice chairman OF genealogical rec
ords. met all those interested, in a
round table discussion on records.
A recess was announced by the
state regent and luncheon was en-
joyed in the ball room.
An urgent call was made by Paul
Ungrodt. representative OF the
Huron-Clinton Valley committee.
for the OARS to vote for the pas
sage Of the plan at the Nov. cleo
ton.
Mrs. Ralph f Wisner Detroit,
junior American citizens chairman,
stressed the need of patriotic edu-
cation for school children. saying
lthat II the young people have the
right background of patriotic train
ingM they will have the right atti-
tude toward subversive groups with
whom Mey may come in contact.
She explained how the patriotic
training has<been started In Detroit
schools.
Mrs. Warren Anthony. Dowagiac,
state chairman of\pational defense
through patriotic obligation. warned
the chapters regarding >an-American
material used in certain grade
school text books. She asked that
each chapter ascertain whether or
not that series of text books%are
being used in the schools.
Mrs. Merle ]. Churchill. Detroit
state chairman OF junior member
ship urged the members TO form
junior clubs in their organizations
and suggested ways OF interesting
the young people.
Mrs. Roy r. Riddle. Detroit, chair
man OF motion pictures. was recog-
nized and asked 10 rise and take
bow. A new national vice chairman
of motion ~pietgrss, Mrs. John
Philips. Louisa ST. Clair Chapter,
was introduced and brought greet
ings from the national chairman.
There are over 20 million people a
week who go to motion pictures
and one third Of this number never
attend a church. she stated. II
would be well to keep track OF
what Is being shown in the motion
pictures. she said.
Mrs. John 2. Gault, chairman OF
press relations, mentioned a new
plan for the chapter scrapbooks.
Mrs. Dwight T. Randall, High
land Park. state chairman of pub
LEGATIONS and printing, was intro
duced.
Two state directors. Mrs. Ernest
G. Clark. Pontiac. and Mrs. Joseph
H. Thompson, this city. were rec
ognized. Mrs. Clark told OF the direc-
tors duties and what they have been
doing in the work.
Mrs. Glenn Burkhart. Fowlerville,
state librarian. told OF the books
needed in the Continental Hall.
Mrs. Leo Clark Sheehan. Battle
Greek, state consulting registrar,
offered her help in genealogy.
Mrs. Raymond B. Linsley. Three
Rivers. state treasurer. in a short
talk expressed the wish that dues
be sent in early to the chapter
treasures.
Mrs. Charles II, Mooney, Detroit,
state corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. Thomas Stead. Muskegon,
state recording secretary, told of
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