The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15
Wr Mrs. Joseph F. Warner to Observe Golden Anniversary
NeedIework Guild Donations
Planned byMethodists Groups

The ten circles OF the Woman's
Society OF Christian Service met at
the church and at the homes OF
members. Thursday afternoon and
evening and made plans for their
Needlework Guild donoations. Sew
eral OF the circles are sewing for
Boyer Hospital.
Circle one, at the home OF Mrs.
William Harrington, decided to do
nate stockings to the Needlework
Guild, and to have a shower Of
kitchen holders for Boyer Hospital,
later on. Members are to collect
useful articles for the Salvation
Army. which will be picked up at
their homes The circle will display
their beautiful pieced quilt top,
which they are offering for sale, in
store window. II was decided to
have a shower OF wash cloths for
Bronson Hospital, Kalamazoo, in
February. Six Red Cross hours and
four social calls were reported.
This circle Is to serve breakfasts to
the ministers attending the minis
ters district convention, Oct. IS to
81. at the church.
The next meeting, Nov. II will
be at the community house with a
cooperative luncheon at 1890.
Mrs. Harvey Holmes will be chair.
man.
Mrs. II. B. Elder was hostess for
circle two with 16 members pres
ent. Mrs. NJ. j. Lewis presided at
the routine business meeting. Miss
Carrie Bowen offered devotions,
urging all to do little things beau
tifully. Her subject was Bark
bound Personalities. The circle
voted to give SIS for Boyer Hospital
sheeting material, through the
Needlework Guild, and specified
that the circle will make the sheets.
1t was voted TO give 800 to the
WS.C.S. The circles money max
ing projects will be eliminated this
year, all income being derived from
voluntary pledges.
Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer reviewed
the lesson study concerning plans
for a post war peace. November
will be the circles month to preside
at the W.S.C.S. tea. 1t was decided
to hold the November all day meet.
ing at the community house to con-
tinue mending for Boyer Hospital.
Nimble fingers sewed during the
entire meeting.
Mrs. Elder served dainty refresh
ments, assisted by her little daugh-
ter.
Circle three had a cooperative
luncheon at the community house
preceding their business meeting
Sixteen calls were reported. The
circle has purchased % yards Of
cotton material to be made up for
the Needlework Guild. Mrs. How
ard Helfrich, leader. presided. The
bake sale, at the meeting, was spon-
sored by Mrs. Homer Wolford and
Mrs. Helfrich.
The next meeting. Nov. II. will
be at the home OF Mrs. F. NJ. Green
street with Mrs. Laura Davis. as
sistant hostess. Announcement was
made OF the Council OF Church
Women fall luncheon meeting to be
Oct % at the Presbyterian Church.
Circle four, at the home OF Mrs.
G. II. Munger. decided to donate
dish cloths to the Needlework
Guild. Seven members were pres
ent and 26 calls were reported,
Mrs. Lee Brown. leader. presided
and read an interesting article on
war casualties. Mrs. Matt Lappinen
led the devotions and Mrs. Munger
accompanied at the piano for group
singing Of hymns.
The November meeting will be
with Mrs. F. f. Darragh.
At the business meeting Of Circle
five at the church, 1t was decided
to contribute to the NeedleworG
Guild. Mrs. Fred Spencer used as
her topic for devotions "How Gods
Word was Carried to All Nations
Mrs. V. K. Henry, hostess for the
afternoon. conducted the mission
study on the subject. "A Woman's
Responsibility in Planning for a
Post war World"
The November meeting will be
with Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. II. p. Banks was hostess
for the meeting OF circle six attend
ed by q members. Fifty-five social
and 80 sick calls were reported
Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Clarence
,.s he oh n
sale at the farmers market. Satur'
day morning. Announcement was
made OF the next W.S.C.S. meeting
to be at the church Nov. 4. the
topic to be 1.-THE Community and
My Neighbor." A special collec-
ton will BIZ taken for the Week OF
Prayer and self denial. 1t was re-
ported that Bibles are being sen:
to the Methodist boys in service,
The members are making leggings
for use at Boyer Hospital and tow
els for the Bronson Hospital at
Kalamazoo.
For the November meeting which
will be a social affair each member
is to come prepared to perform a
stunt.
Circle seven met in the evening
at the home OF Mrs. John Gatz with
Mrs. Charles Olmstead presiding.
II was decided to have a travelling
basket as means OF raising money
for the December bazaar. About SO
Red Cross hours we're reported
Devotions we're led by Mrs. Charles
Lockwood.
At the close OF the evening. re
freshments were served by the
hostess The next circle meeting
will be with Mrs. Olmstead.
Circle eight met with Mrs. L. II
Slater with IS members and seven
guests present. Three new mem