The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15

ceded by a nosebag lunch al the
church al 1880 when two CONF
forts will be tied
The hostess, Miss Bowen, served
tea and cookies. with Mrs. Ivan
Rau. presiding at the tea table.
Circle three was entertained at
the home of Mrs Charles Freeman.
Mrs. John Springman, vice presi-
dent. conducted the business meet
ing in the absence of Mrs. Howard
Heltrich, president. Devotions and
prayer we're led by Mrs. Laura Da-
Wis. Mrs. Springman announced
that Mrs. r. W Teed, Ann ArbOr,
will speak on the topic, a Just
and Durable Peace at the next
WS.CS meeting, Feb. T.
A brief resume Of the address OF
G. Bromley Oman. resident bishop
of Boston. given at the peace con.
ference In Chicago in May. 1871,
was given by Mrs. Springman.
II was voted to, give s. TO the
work OF the supply secretary. Thir-
teen sick and eight social calls
were reported. For Red Cross work,
four sweaters and a muffler have
been knitted during the month and
several hours of Red Cross work
have been done.
The next meeting. Feb. II, will
be with Mrs. r. c. Scrivens with
Mrs. Estelle Holley. Mrs. Edward
Sinclair and Mrs. Laura Davis as
sisting.
Twelve members and two guests
were present for the cooperative
luncheon and business meeting Of
circle four at the home Of Mrs. JO-
seph Warner MEs. Walter Dixon
led the devotional service Mrs.
Lee Brown reported on the January
meeting of the WS.C.S. Il vas
voted 10 give So to the W.S.C.S.
supply fund for home missions. At
the next meeting OF the W.S.C.S.,
Mrs Walter iced, Ann Arbor. will
speak on "A Just and Durable
Peace The benefit lecture for the
Red Cross on Jan. 20 was an.
nounced Everybody's College is to
start this month.
Mrs. Dixon gave a splendid res.
ume Of Rev. Raymon BARS lecture
on alcohol at the last W.S.C.S.
meeting. It was decided to help
circle five serve the Community
Fund dinner, Jan %. The dining
room committee will be Mrs. l..
Kisor. Mrs. Emil Susterka. Mrs.
Lawrence Milbourne, Mrs. Bert
Hubbard and Mrs. Hubert Hollo-
way; kitchen, Mrs. ]. F. Shepherd.
Mrs. Joseph Warner. Mrs. Lee
Brown and Mrs. Ray Burrell.
Mrs. Brown. leader, thanked the
women who helped 10 serve on the
Fun Nights during January.
The next meeting will be a birth
day tea at the home Of Mrs. Dixon.
Feb. II. The meeting was closed
with the singing OF hymns with
Mrs. Burrell accompanying at the
piano.
Circle number five met at the
home OF Mrs. J. c. Garrett with
nine members present. Mrs. Fred
Spencer had charge Of deyotions
taking as her subject. Rebuilding
the Home and reading from Isai.
All the ninth chapter and sixth and
seventh verses, followed by all re-
peating the Lords Prayer. Mrs. Les.
ter Morningstar read about mission.
ary work. Secretary's and treasur-
ers reports we're given. Two bills
we're turned in and ordered paid.
1t was decided TO turn in a sum Of
money to the W.S.C.S. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Earl
Henry with a cooperative luncheon.
After the meeting was adjourned
delicious refreshments OF cup cakes
coffee and sailed nuts were served
with Mrs. Fred Spencer as assisting
hostess.
Miss Mary Crane was hostess for
circle six at her home at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Gerald Kelly presided and
Mrs. Spencer Davis led in devotions
using as her subject. The New
Year 1t was voted to give IS to
the W.S.C.S. Tor mission schools
The opening night OF Everybodys
College was announced for Jan. 10.
Mrs. Ray Sohofield resigned as
secretary, her place for the remain
der OF the year will be taken by
Mrs Howard Fsnslow.
Mrs. X. A. Weir read an interest
ing report on "A Just and Durable
Peace"
After the meeting. delicious re-
freshments Of cookies tea and cot