The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-21
Methodist Circle
Activities Varied

The Identities OF Mystery Sisters
were revealed at the meeting OF
circle five OF the Methodist Wom-
ems Society,of Christian Service fol-
lowing luncheon. and circle nine
had a White Elephant sale after
their business meeting. Monday af-
ternoon.
Circle five luncheon and business
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Earl
Henry was attended by IS mem
bers. Mrs. Lester Morningstar was
assistant hostess. Deyotions were in
charge OF Mrs. Henry who read
about the rededication OF lives to
Christ, and closed with prayer.
Thirty-five calls were reported. A
memorial resolution on the death
OF one OF the circles devoted mem.
bers. Mrs. Mary Dawson, was writ
ten and read by Mrs. Clarke Fergu-
son New Mystery Sisters were Sc
lected.
Fourteen members were present
at the meeting OF circle nine at
the home OF Mrs. Joseph Stanton.
Mrs. Louis Hubbard. leader. COM
Quoted the business meeting. Lead
ing devotions, Mrs. Gertrude Gee
used the subject. "Journeying With
Jesus" reading from Matthew, s.
and from the Upper Room booklet.
Announcement was made OF the
first Everybody's College at the
church tonight and OF the Council
OF Church Women's luncheon and
meeting. Jan. % at 81. Luke Church
house. The February meeting OF the
W.S.C.S. will be Feb. s with circle
three serving the luncheon preced-
Ing. The women seWed on blocks for
a Guilt, which when finished will
be given 10 the Salvation Army.
For entertainment after the meet.
Ing, the packages each had brought
for the White Elephant sale, were
sold at auction. The beautiful story
Grown Jewels OF America" was
read by Mrs. George Carr.
For the next meeting, Feb. II. at
the home OF Mrs. Leroy Lewis.
members will have a cooperative
luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Borgerson
and family were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mrs. Grace Reese at the
home OF her son, Roland. Birming-
ham.
Martin Musolf. Howard City,
now engaged in the U. S. Postal
Service in Detroit, has been visit
ing his sister and brother-in.law
Prof. and Mrs. Paul B. Samson.
Sergt John G. Austin md family
who have lived here for the past
three years while the Sergeant has
been radio instructor for the local
National Guard units, have moyed
TO Detroit. where Sergt. Austin has
been transferred by the government.
They formerly resided in the home
OF Mrs. Charles Harris. 517 Pearl
st.
Miss Margaret Murphy attended
the meeting in Detroit, Saturday, OF
the Detroit Archdiocese unit OF the
National Council of Catholic
Women.
Miss Mary Ann Moore, Detroit.
spent Sunday with Miss Catherine
O'Brien.
Rev. Gordon c. Speer, Rev. Ray.
mon b. Bair and Rev William R.
Shaw Monday attended sessions of
the Second Pastors Conference be.
ing held at University OF Michigan,
Ann Arbor.
Miss Mary Hatton is going to
Hudson tonight to give a talk on
potteries and glass before the Won.
ans Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Earl, daugh-
ter, Betty. and son, Robert, Ian.
sing, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Peters and visited
other Ypsi'anti friends.
Henry Lawrence. Jr.. Gerald Hub
bell and George Lawrence, Ann Ar.
Dor, spent the week end hunting at
Glennie and Hillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Sinkule
spent Sunday in Detroit visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Wolf.