The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-12

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in Africa. and an irish contest
called What About Ireland" was
enjoyed.
The April meeting will be with
Mrs. Laura Davis.
Guest day with a luncheon for
members Of circle four and six
guests was enjoyed at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Warner at l o'clock.
Guests we're Mrs. Walter Heyler
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes. president OF
the ". S.CS., Mrs. Howard PEBBLES.
Mrs. Leslie Russell. Mrs Maude
Hurdley and Mrs. Christopher
Miller.
Mrs. Matt Lappinen led the de-
yotions. Three hymns were sung
with Mrs. G. II. Munger accompany
ing at the piano. then Mrs. Matt
Lappnen read a Proyerb scripture
from the book Gods Word for
Today This was followed by the
Lords Prayer repeated in unison.
Mrs. Lee Brown. leader. reported
on the Board and W.S.C..S. meet
ing OF Mar. 4. A plea was made for
more blood donors, which are need
ed badly. Fruit juices for the next
Blood Donor day at the church will
be provided by the W.S.C.S. Per-
sons wishing to donate blood are
TO contact Mrs. HOuck.
The World Day Of Prayer was
announced Tor TO-DAY, to begir with
a broadcast OF an organ recital at
2:20. The COLLECTION is 10 be used
for work among migrants; a gov
eminent school for Indian stu
dents: Christian literature for for.
eign distribution. aud union Chris
tian colleges.
Other announcements were OF
the Easter breakfast. Apr. l. to be
IN charge OF circle eight; reserva-
tions to be in by Mar. % and Meth
odist Baptismal Day, APR II.
Mrs. Otis Lee is in charge OF
sending Easter cards and Upper
Room booklets to soldiers.
Mrs. Brown stressed the need OF
Red Cross helpers for surgical
dressings.
In a novel program arranged by
Mrs. F. f. Darragh and Mrs. Ray
Burrell, Mrs. Munger read a news
paper clipping entitled Famous
Stories are Inspired by Gospel
Hymns" Several hymns were read,
after which they were played as d
duet by Mrs. Burrell. violin, and
Miss Sara Parsons, piano.
Mrs. l.. r. Milbourne read an
article from a current periodical
entitled where the Nations Meet"
by Noreen Dunn. The next meeting
Will be with Mrs. Hubert Holloway.
Apr. s.
Circle No. 5 met with an after
noon meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Ada Strong with seven members
present and one guest, Mrs. Raw
Enmeier.
Mrs. Paul Burrell, vice-leader, in
the absence OF the leader. Mrs.
Earl Henry, who is III, took charge
OF the meeting.
Mrs. Fred Spencer had charge Of
devotiOns. her theme being "Becom-
ing Encircling with Love" She
also read |. John, fourth chapter,
10 to 81 verses and Jeremiah, 3lst
chapter, the third verse. After the
Lords Prayer reports were read
and approved. A communication
was read from the family Of the
late Mary Switzer. Mrs. Burrell
gave a splendid report on the W. S.
c. S., reporting that Mrs. Houck is
asking for blood donors. She an.
nounced the Easter breakfast April
l and the World Day Of Prayer
today, and the April II baptismaal
service for both adults and chill
dren. Mrs. Burrell read an article
on missions. Four sick and two So
cial calls were reported.
After the business meeting de-
licious refreshments OF tea. cake
and salted nuts were served.
Mrs. David W. Warren. Port
Huron. is a guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth Leighton. She will
be here for two weeks.