The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-09
Motner Daughter Banquet in
May Planned by Methodsts

! will report at the next meeting and
is Mrs. W. f. Dixon. Mrs. Luther
Kisor and Mrs. Lawrence Mil
| bourne
Mrs. Dixon read an article on
post war planning and missions,
Members were urged to help with
Red Cross work and 10 send home
made cookies to the injured sol
diers in the Percy Jones Hospital
in Battle Greek. Twenty.three calls
were elorted.
For the program, Miss Roberta
Hubbard favored with selections on
her accordion. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Circle number five met at the
home of Mrs Earl Henry with nine
members and one guest, Mrs. j..
Keast. from Norway, Mich.
Mrs. Alden Day had deyotions,
reading from the Upper Room book
let and from John the 18th chapter
l to 10 verses. and Mrs, Spencer
read a poem. Reading the Bible
Mrs. Henry read Missions and
Postwar Planning.
Secretary's and treasurers re-
ports were given.
The circle voted TO turn IN a sum
OF money TO the W.S.C.S.
Mrs. Henry chose as the nom
mating commi;te. Mrs. ]. d. Rust.
Mrs. J. {. Garrett, and Mrs. L
Kinds.
Mrs. Henry thanked the women
who baked cookies for the soldier
boys.
sunshine bags were turned in at
this meeting and several hours OF
Red Cross work were reported.
Calls made were 2S social and It
sick.
After the meeting was adjourned
delicious refreshments Of cup cakes
and tea were served. Mrs. Alden
Dav and Mrs. ]. D, Rust were as
sisting hostesses.
Circle six met with Mrs. Harry
Faulkner for a potluck luncheon
at 1880. At the business meeting,
following. Mrs. P. E. Skinner led
the devotions. Mrs. Gerald Kelly
leader. announced the Mother
Daughter cooperative dinner, May
4 at the church. A plea was made
for donations for warm clothing for
Russian relief.
The nominating committee ap-
pointed 10 report at the next meet
ing is Mrs. Howard Fanslow, Mrs.
Elwyn Bailey and Mrs. Walter Gale.
twenty-five members and four
guests. Mrs. Walter Heyler. Mrs
Peyton Draper, Mrs. B. {. Raymond
and Mrs. Fl. B. Carpenter, Fairfield,
were present. Twenty-four sick and
IS social calls were reported.
The committee for the May meet
ing will be Mrs. Harry Faulkner
Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. Charles
Campbell. The next meeting viii
be May Is in the evening instead OF
the afternoon.
Seven members and one guest,
Mrs. Walter Heyler. were present
at the meeting OF circle seven at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Ohm.
stead. Acknowledgement was Haue Va
the Mother-Daughter cooperative
dinner in May. Twenty hours oil
Red Cross work were reported. De
votions opening the meeting, were
led by Mrs. George D: Lockwood.
The next circle meeting will be
May Is at the home OF Mrs. Minnie
Berg.
A dessert luncheon at the home
OF Mrs. Arthur Elvidge. attended
by 10 memb ers and one visitor pre-
ceded the meeting OF circle eight.
Mrs. ]. f. Quackenbush, leader,
presided. Forty-two calls and %
hours OF Red Cross work for the
past month were reported. The
meeting was opened with the sing
ing Of the hymn, "Blest Be the Tie
That Binds" after which all joined
in repeating the Lords prayer.
For the program, and as a means
OF raising money. the group was
divided into sections. which pro
v.ded musical programs in contest
form. A sum OF 1856 was realized
from this.
The nominating committee ap.