The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-10

plans OF work for fall were made
and future events for the Woman's
Society OF Christian Service were
announced at the meetings OF cir.
eles one, two. three. -four. six and
nine. Thursday afternoon.
Circle one met with Mrs. Frank
Thayer with - members and three
guests present. Devotions were led
by Mrs. William Harrington. who
read Psalm i6. Plans We're made
for the dinner TO be served by cir
Gle one for the rural mail carriers
of five counties, Oct. II.
Material for hospital garments
for the Needlework Guild were dis.
tributed 10 be sewed at the homes
Of members Mrs. Robert Coffron
came from the W.S.CS. and gave
a most interesting report OF her
trip TO Walden Woods, Sept. 10.
Reports from the luncheon for the
W.S.C.S., Oct. .. were read. and II
was voted to give S25 to the VS..
C.S Fourteen calls were reported.
The November meeting will be
at the home OF Mrs Harvey Holmes
Mrs. Fred Howard was hostess
TO 20 members OF circle two and one
guest at her home on Forest Ave.
Miss Caroline Lewis. leader. op-
ened the meeting. Miss Caroline
Bowen led the devotions. using the
W.S.C.S. responsive reading serv.
ice in which all joined. She closed
with prayer especially for the rural
churches upon whom unusual bur
dens will fall during these times.
All Joined In singing the hymn,
More Love TO Thee o Christ" Dur
Ing the business meeting. mem
bers sewed for the Needlework
Guild layette. On Nov. Z the circle
viii serve the student banquet for
the Wesleyan Guild. Later. the
circle will serve the Degree of
Honor banquet. Oct. Is and II. the
Detroit Conference will be held in
the Metropolitan Methodist Church.
Mrs. j. Lynn Houck has charge of
reservations for the luncheon. Oct.
p 10 81 will be the Methodist Week
OF Prayer and self-denial-the col
lections therefrom will be used 10
purchase medical equipment for
Methodist hospitals around the
Conyalescent Hospital for Negro
Children in Jacksonville, Fla.
The circle voted So for the leper
fund to be used to care for those
with lepIosY- in the colony in Louis.
lana.
Dr.. Philip Brown of the Ypsilanti
State Hospital will talk on mar
cotics al the November circle meet
ing at the church.
Each circle has been asked to
furnish one ball OF carpet rags to
be used for rugs in the Deaconess
homes throughout the country.
Sixteen calls on the sick and 10
social calls were reported. Miss
Lewis reported the September meet.
ing OF the WSC.S. at Walden
Woods.
Mrs. O. f. Gooding gave report
of a part of the book, Harvest
Home saying that the nation de.
Ponds on the farmer. Mrs. ]. Vail
TAroop read a letter from Mrs.
Grace Challis Jourder from Luck
now. India
Mrs. Morris Seiple invited the
circle TO meet at her home in No
vember.
Refreshments Of ices and cakes
were served.
Twenty-seven. members OF circle
three met at the home OF Mrs.
William Wiederhoft for a coopera-
tive luncheon. Meeting was opened
by the leader. Mrs. Otis Lee and
Mrs. L. r. Chase led the deyotions.
The afternoon was spent sewing on
carpet rags and nightgowns for
the Needlework Guild. Mrs Chase
gave a short talk on her visit to
Lakeside. o., this summer. and
Mrs. John Springman told OF her
visit TO Walden Woods. Twenty-Five
calls were reported.
The next circle meeting will be
joint with circle six.
Circle four had dessert lunche~
at the home of Mrs. Bert HubEt
Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Ray
Burrell. Mrs. Emil Susterka, Mrs.
Helen Kisor and Mrs. Bert Brett
Wiser Twenty-Five were present