The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

cooperative luncheon at the church
in March. TSenty-one calls were re
ported. A patriotic program fol
lowed. The lag ceremony was led
by Mrs. John Murty. A piano duet.
"Marche Mllitaire. was played by
Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Eugene Hurrel,.
Mrs. Ray Burrell gave a reading
Abraham Lincoln Walks at Mid
night"
Circle five at the home OF Mrs.
J. d. Rust, had IL members and one
guest, Mrs. Wilmer Corkins, Raw
sonyille. present. Meeting was OPP
ened with the singing OF America"
and the hymn. In Christ There Is
No East or West was sung. Mrs.
V. f. Henry was in charge OF deyo-
tions. Mystery Sisters for the year
were chosen. A sum OF money was
voted TO be turned in to the w. ).
c. S. Eighteen calls, ten sick and
eight social, were reported.
In the absence of Mrs. VI. G. Day,
who is in Florida. Mrs. Corkins as
sisted Mrs. Rust in serving tea, cake
and waters. This circle IS 10 serve
the luncheon for the University OF
Life at ST. Luke Church House, at
6 O'Clock, Sunday.
Circle six meeting at the home Of
Mrs. l.. r. Smith was preceded by
a luncheon An inspiring devotional
message was given by Miss Martha
Norris director OF the Baptist and
Congregational Youth Fellowship.
Her topic was Patriotism" Mrs.
P. z. skinner gave an interesting
sketch on the life OF Lincoln An
nouncement was made OF the World
Day OF Prayer. Feb. 20 at the Con
gregational Church. Mrs. Manley
Roe, chairman for March. announces
several projects unde way including
a supper Mar. and a bake sale at
the W.S.C.S. March 2 meeting. II
was voted TO give $40 10 the Helen
Bush Memorial Fund. Eixty-eight
calls were reported. Committee for
the March meeting Is Mrs Harlow
Laing and Mrs. Smith. cochairmen.
Mrs. Ralph Hebb. MIS-. William
Mercy, Mrs. Oscar Hermanson, Mrs,
II. w. Allen and Mrs. Durand Colts.
Thirty-six members and six guests
were present.
Thirteen members and two guests
were present for the circle nine
cooperative luncheon and meeting
At the home OF Mrs. Alden Benedict
Mrs. A. a. BeDell led the devotions
reading from Luke 5. Four mem
bers are TO make three dozen cook
les for the soldiers in camp. A group
letter was sent to Mrs. Maude Hus-
ton, now in Florida A check will
be made on Red Cross work that
has been done by circle members.
The March meeting will be with
Mrs. George Carr.
Mrs. Bruce Rorabacher was host !
ess for the meeting OF circle ten.
which was preceded by a luncheon |
at o o'clock. Twenty-Five members
and two guests were present. Mrs. |
Roratacher. vice leader. presided |
in the absence OF Mrs. Media Full |
ford, who was out OF the city. All |
Joined in singing America" Miss |
Naomi Hollis led the devotions read. |
ing from ST. John. fourth chapter
and from the Upper Room booklet. |
Birthday greetings were sent to 1
Mrs. Mary Palmer, who Is Ill. Sew
enty-one calls were reported. 1t was |
voted to give $40 to the Helen Bush I.
Memorial Fund. The World Day OF
Prayer, Feb. 20, was announced.
This circle is to attend church In a
body. Feb. %. The circle is to make
cookies to send to soldier boys in
camp In time for Easter. The cook
les will be packed Mar. 26. Two new
members were added, Mrs. Arthur
Woodland and Mrs. Gordon Peterson. !
The circle has been invited to join |
with circle four for the March meet. |
ing, at the church. The arrange Z
ment committee from this circle !
will be Mrs. Roswell Hanlon Mrs. |
Mervin Barnes and Mrs. Robert
Blackmer.
Mrs. Lawrence Darling was IN
charge OF a prosram OF readings I
and Rotations. Mrs. Gerald Mead /
read an article entitled What Shall |
We sly OF Lincoln?" Mrs. Clifford I,
Schgeiner recited MY Cradle" by
Elsie Robinson. Mrs. (. ]. Ross
reading was Just Keeping On"
Mrs. Rorabacher's "Oomph at T."
Mrs lannon's Woman and Mrs.
Benjamin Parker's "Tiresome
Grownups."
All Joined in playing a Washing
game. then closed with two
songs, America the Beautiful" and
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds"
Circle II met in the evening at
the home o! Mrs. George Norman.
Among the announcements made
were the W.S.CS. Easter breakfast,
Apr. 2, when this circle will sponsor
a candy sale. Mrs. Max Ambrose
will be candy chairman. For the
next meeting, Mar IL with Mrs.
Clifton Bennett, Mrs. Glenn Spen.
Ger will lead devotions. Mrs. Lyman
LaCh9nce will contact members for
March. Twenty.eight were present
including six new members. Separ-
ate collections were taken for the
purchase o. material for the back OF
an afghan the circle Is making for
the Red Cross and for the expense
OF weaving OF rag rugs. The afghan
the circle is now making is % be
finished MIR. - Tor tns Red Closs.
Devotions we're led by Mrs. Edward