The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-12
Bazaar Plans Also Made as
Members Resume Meetings

H.. R. Chase. devotions; Mrs. Z. D.
Sinclair, flowers. Mrs. Charles
Freeman. sale OF Upper Room book
lets; and Mrs Howard Helfrich, pro-
gram
The circle voted to give dozen
nightgowns 10 the Needlework
Guild. Il was decided 10 have a
bake sale at the Christmas bazaar.
Twenty-Five calls we're reported.
For the October meeting they
will have a cooperative luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. William WED
erhoft.
Refreshments we're served by the
officers. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Wiederhoft.
Mrs Homer Woltord and Mrs. W.
W. Young
The celebration OF the birthday
OF Mrs. Lee Brown featured the
luncheon OF circle four in the
church parlors. Twenty eight were
present. including eight visitors.
Mrs. c. s. Manning. the new lead
err presided at the business meet
ing. which was opened with deyo
tions and music led by Mrs. G. H..
Munger. Miss Sarah Parsons &C
companied az the piano. The June
and annual reports were read. Arti-
ncles TO be sewn and completed by
next week for the Red Cross were
distributed
Mrs. Manning appointed her COM
mittees for the year: Mrs. Munger,
devotions and music; Mrs. w. h.
Dixon. sale OF Upper Room book
let's. Mrs. Lee Brown and Mrs. Ray
Burrell, cochairmen. personal calls;
Mrs. Joseph Warner, Red Cross,
Needlework Guild and charity; Mrs.
Floyd Budd, Mrs. J. F. Clark, Mrs.
o. T. Hurst. calling list; Mrs. And
rev Smith. Hrs. F. z. Darragh and
Mrs. Emil Susterka. calls and flow
ers; Miss Effie Metzger. Mrs. J. F.
Clark, Mrs. Alex Fox, meeting
place arrangements; Mrs. Leon
Burrell. Mrs. Ray Burrell. Mrs. John
Murty. Mrs. Dixon. program; Mrs.
Ralph Adams. Christmas bazaar;
Mrs Bert Hubbard. press.
Twenty eight calls were reported
Mrs. Manning announced she had
tickets for the W.C.TU. luncheon
Oct. >.
Circle six meeting was preceded
by a cooperative luncheon az the
home of Mrs Guy Davis. Mrs. P. z.
Skinner led the deyotions. One hun
bred and ten social and As sick
calls we're made during the sum
mer. Committees for the year ap-
pointed by Mrs Elwyn Bailey. lead.
er, are Mrs. E. B Kellogg, in charge
OF work for Needlework Guild;
Miss May Crane and Mrs. Davis,
flowers; Mrs. Lowell Lee. program:
and Mrs. Gerald Kelly In charge
Of ticket selling.
The circle decided 10 have ap.
rons, towels and holders for the
December bazaar Forty-two men,
bers and guests were present. The
name OF Mrs. j. E. MacAllister was
taken into membership.
Mrs. II. VI. Frain. program chair
man for the day introduced Mrs.
Paul Samson. a guest, who gave
an interesting account OF her riT
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y. Robb told OF her trip TO New
Orleans, and Mrs. Fletcher OF her
trip 10 northern Michigan. Mrs.
Walter Heyler and Mrs. j. Lynn
Houck described their trip TO Mont.
real
Committee for the day was Mrs.
Frain and Mrs. Davis. co-chairmen,
Mrs. Robb, Mrs. George Ross. Mrs.
Charles Campbell. Mrs. Nan Strong,
and Mrs. MscAllister. Guests were
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Heyler, Mrs.
Houck. Mrs. Samson. Mrs. George
Westentelt. Mrs. T Fred Older and
Mrs: George Lockwood.
Mrs. A. A. Bedell led the devo-
tions for the meeting Of circle nine
a. the home Of Mrs. John Gault
She read Psalm 50 and closed with
prayer Mrs Bedell was chosen 10
contact new members; The circle
was urged TO visit the Chelsea
Home and cheer the members there.
Circle members will make gowns
and-afapers for the hospital.
Mrs George Carr gave a fine re-
port Of the W.S.C.s meeting at the
church, Sept. 1. The next circle