The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Christianity For Youth
Topic For Chapel Leader

a letter was read from Miss
Marian Simons OF Nagasaki. Japan.
telling OF her trip from America TO
her work there, and OF how much
the choir robes that We're made by
women OF the Ypsilant church
meant TO the young people under
her direction.
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse. OF Cir
Gle led the devotional service TAX
ing as the theme sharing and
the words of the song. "A Charge
To Keep ! Have. a God to Glorify
Mrs. Fairchild played the music Of
this song softly. Mrs. Whitehouse
spoke OF how Christ shared his life
with others by teaching. preaching
and healing and by his love and
sympathy for people in all stations
OF life.
Mrs. Noble Lee Garrison. who is
the representative from the Society
TO Board OF Education OF the
Church, reported on the meeting
held in December. More teachers
are needed. she said. and the SUB
ject OF the literature for the sunday
School had been discussed and
plans made for some changes TO
suit the changing needs OF various
departments.
Mrs. George Lockwood. president
of the Council OF Church Women,
announced a meeting of that organ
ization TO be held at the Episcopal
Church on January 20, preceded by
luncheon served by women OF
that church at 1890. The speaker
will be Miss Helen White, mi
grant worker in Michigan support
ed by the Council of Church Women
OF the state. Her work has been at
Mt. Pleasant the past summer.
An open meeting OF the District
Board OF the W.S.C.S. was an.
nounced to be held at Chelsea
Home on Feb. 4. at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes, vice presi-
dent OF local activities. made the
final report on the suppers to be
held in connection with the meet
ings OF Everybody's College, the
first meeting to be the evening of
January 20 with Circle serving
the plate supper other suppers to
be held the following weeks TO be
served in cooperative style. The
speaker for January 20 will be
Bishop Raymond Wade, and other
speakers OF note have been en-
gagged, Miss Muriel McKercher, stu
dent director and church secretary,
reported.
Next Tuesday, beginning at 10 a.
m. a sewing bee will be held at
the church TO make alterations in
the white SUPPLIES that go over
the new choir robes. Sewing was
given out TO members by Mrs.
Lowell Lee. chairman of Red Cross.
Mrs. J. C. Springman. vice pres
ident OF missionary activities, dis
tributed some literature relative to
migrant work and spoke briefly
concerning phases OF her work.
The president paid fitting trib-
ute to the life OF the late Mrs. Mary
Fletcher Dawson who for so many
years was active In the local church
| and its various societies.
Circle reports were given by the
ten circle leaders OF activities dur
ing December. Mrs. Ralph Adams
reported for Mrs. Ray Burrell who
is recovering In the hospital from
injuries received in an automobile
accident. Others who we're report
ed i'll were, Mrs. A. B. Curtis, Mrs.
Henry Frain. Mrs. F. Simons, Mrs.
A. F. Smith, and Mrs. Margaret Pc
terson.
The February meeting will be
preceded by a luncheon served by
Circle No. 8, Mrs. Otis Lee, leader
The speaker will he the District
president, Mrs. Florence Teed.
Roland Fisher. Cheboygan. Is
making an indefinite stay at the
home OF his brother, Glenn Fisher
and family