The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-06-11
Methodist Circle Members
Hold Meetings Out OF Doors

Circles one TO ten Of the Method
ist Woman's Society OF Christian
Service took advantage OF the fair
weather Thursday and held most OF
their final meetings Of the year out
side.
After having luncheon with cir
Gle two in the Frank Lobban gar.
den, circle one held brief business
meeting. The circle is 10 he the
hostess circle for the September
meeting OF the W.S.C.S. At THIS
meeting il was planned TO have on
sale some practical mis- scellaneous
articles and a limited amount OF
baked goods Sixteen social calls
were reported, The next meeting,
Sept. 3 will be a guest party al the
home OF Mrs. Clarence Sanderson.
Under the shade trees Of the
Frank Lobban garden. circles one
and two Joined in a picnic luncheon
around tables laden with sumptu-
Gus food. Mrs. Ada Sanderson's
saith birthday was celebrated with
the presentation OF beautiful
birthday coke and birthday song
Mr., and Mrs. 0. NJ. Miles 50th we'd
ding anniversary was observed with
circle two voting an extra s. for
the W.S.C.S. supply work, making
SIS for the home and foreign mis-
sionary schools and orphanages.
Mrs. J. Lynn Houck presented the
deyotions for circle two.
Mrs. II. o. Elder was given
hearty vote o: thanks for her splen'
did work while serving for years as
treasurer OF the circle. Mrs. VI. J.
Lewis appointed Mrs. Houck, fin
ancial chairman. and Mrs. Morris
Seiple, membership chairman. The
circle voted summer project
that OF filling penny bags before
the September meeting.
Circle three elected officers for
the coming year al their business
meeting following a picnic zach
con at Recreation Park. Officers
reelected are Mrs. Howard Helt-
rich. leader; Mrs. John Springman,
vice leader: Mrs. Arthur Helfrich,
treasurer, Mrs. l.. r. chase, secre-
tary.
Devotions opening the meeting
were led by Mrs. F. VI. Greenstreet.
Annual reports we're read and So
Cisl time was enjoyed.
Nine members OF circle four had
cooperative luncheon al the home
OF Mrs. ". +. Dixon. Annual re
ports were read and committees
for the coming year were appoint
ed by the leader, Mrs. Lee y.
Brown. Mrs. Dixon will have |
charge Of the sale Of the Upper
Room booklets, and Mrs. Brown
will have charge Of the cards and
flowers. The fall meeting will be
an experience meeting. when mem
bers will relate their experiences In !
earning money for the circle during ,
the summer.
Communications were read from |
two former circle members, Mrs. |
G. s. Manning. Kalamazoo, and Mrs.
Thomas Allen, New York. Mrs.
Matt Lappinen led the devotions.
Circle five had a noon picnic at
Riverside Park. A brief business
meeting followed when annual re-
ports were read. Ten members were
present.
Twenty-Five members OF circle
slI and a guest. Mrs. Leon Hatha-
way met at the church for their
cooperative luncheon. The annual
secretarys report was read ~ Mrs.
Howard Fanslow and the annual
treasurers report by Mrs. Ralph |
Wright. Mrs. Gerald Kelly, leader, ,
urged members 10 read the June |
number of the W.S.C.S. magazine.
1t was decided 10 sew for the sol
diers at the Z. Ypsilanti barracks
during the summer. Thirty sick and /
66 social calls were reported. De
votions were led by Miss Belle Ross.
The luncheon committee was
Mrs. Elwyn Bailey, chairman, Mrs.
J. f. MacAlllster. Mrs. Roy Scho-
field. Mrs. L. G. Kramer and Mrs.
George Manning.
The September meeting will be |
with Mrs. Paul Chapman.