The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
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star Eighteen social and eight sick
calls were reported.
After the meeting delicious re-
freshments OF sandwiches. cake,
mint ice cream and tea were served
az small tables. Miss Frances Lister
was assistant hostess.
Circle six meeting at the home OF
Mrs. r. W. Steere, was opened with
the song, Jesus Savior Pilot Me-"
sung by the group. Miss May Crane
led the devotions. The leader. Mrs.
Elwyn Bailey presided. The can
vass for workers for farms and fac
tories was explained by Mrs. Spen-
Ger Davis. The nominating commit
tee for election Of officers In May
is Mrs. II, NJ. Frain. Miss Crane and
Miss Harriet Fletcher. Fifty-two So
cial, and Al sick calls were reported
for the month.
Mrs. Guy Davis and Mrs. Frain
presided at the tea table where tea.
cookies and sailed nuts were served
TO the 2S women present. After the
meeting White Elephant sale was
conducted. The committee for the
afternoon was Mrs. Lowell Lee,
Mrs. II. P. Banks. Mrs. Walter
Stout, Mrs. Carol Dunn and Mrs.
R. W. Steele.
At the circle seven meeting at
the home OF Mrs. A. VI. Wilson,
there were - members present.
Mrs. John Gate led the devotions.
The treasurer reported that s35
had been turned over 10 the w. s.
c. 5. during the month. The circle
voted 10 give IS to the Chelsea
Home for silver, and individual
members pledged IS for the same
Plans were made for serving two
additional meals at the church dur.
ing April. MIS-. \. F. Kenady read
an article on homes for retired
church workers.
The annual birthday luncheon IN
celebration OF the birthdays of
members OF circle nine was held at
the home OF Mrs. Maude Huston at
! O'Clock. The beautifully trimmed
birthday cake was made by Mrs.
Earl Snyder. Mrs. George Carr re.
ported on the packing OF the Easter
boxes for the Methodist soldier
boys in camp. She said that each
box. contained cookies, candy bar.
peanuts. an Easter card. an Upper
Room booklet and the name OF the
packer.
Those to assist on the W.S.C.S.
Mother-Daughter banquet, May s.
are Mrs. Leroy Lewis, Mrs. Carr,
Mrs. A. A. BeDell, Mrs. Louis Hub
bard and Mrs. Alden Benedict. The
nominating committee for election
of officers in May. appointed by the
leader, is Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Hubbard.
and Mrs. George Worden. Il was re.
ported that ten from this circle at
tended the W.S.C.S. Easter break
fast at the church. Apr. 2.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Earl Snyder, May u.
Nineteen members OF circle ten
enjoyed a cooperative Easter lunch
con al o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Benjamin Parker. Mrs. Christian
Miller was assisting hostess. The
luncheon tables. placed in the form
OF a cross, were decoraed for Eas-
ter. with yellow nut cups fastened
to lavender crosses.
Mrs. Media Fultord. leader, presid-
ed, and opened the meeting with
the singing OF the hymn, When
Survey the Wondrous Cross" Mrs.
Clifford Schreiner read several pas
sages from the Scriptures and a
poem entitled II Had Not Seen His
Face" The devotions concluded
with the repeating OF the Lords
Prayer in unison and in singing the
hymn, al Need Thee Every Hour"
II was reported that circle mem
bers have done $50 hours OF work
for the Red Cross. Seventy.three
calls were reported FOR the month
The nominating committee appoint
ed by the leader was Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes, Mrs. Jay Cazier. and Mrs.
Lawrence Darling.
Circle II was entertained by Mrs.
Harold Yates. Mrs. Max Ambrose,
chairman OF the candy sale. report