The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

go or in spite OF temporary set
backs.
Mrs. H. 2. WILDER introduced
Mrs. Carroll Curtis who sang de-
lightfully group OF songs ex-
pressing the spirit OF spring. They
we're Song OF the Robin" by Anna
Case; Spring from the Cycle OF
Life by Landon Ronald, "A Mes.
sage. by Florence Golsin. and Vic.
let's by Woodman Mrs. +. Fred
Older accompanied her. Mrs. r
smith, secretary. gate a detailed
report on the years activities. II
included an account OF the work Of
the members in Red Cross. Civilian
Defense, Council OF Social Agen-
cies, Gilbert House. Scouting and
all other branches OF war effort and
social services in the community.
This showed that the members are
keenly aware OF the need and value
OF these activities.
Mrs. Edward B Sweet gave the
annual ~treasurer's report which
showed generous donations 10 the
salvation Army. Gilbert House. the
$50 the Red Cross and the Com
munity Fund. Mrs. j. NJ. Hover.
corresponding secretary, read en-.
t~ertalning letter from " honor.
airy members. Mrs. G. V. Brown
OF Kalamazoo, and Mrs. Louise G
Humphrey OF Upper Montclair.
New Jersey describing their part I'm
the war projects OF their cities. Mrs.
Smith expressed the Clubs pleas.
ure that the other honorary mem.
Der. Mrs. william Sherzer. al
though still unable 10 be present
was in her own home.
The B~luejacket Tea given by the
Navy Mothers Club. is 10 be in the
club house on June 4. from 4 10 :.
Members and their husbands are
invited to come to see the souvenirs
sent home by the Navy men.
Inc Washtenaw County Fedora.
ton meeting was announced. II is
TO be next Saturday al Dexter. with
the Women's Study Club as hostess.
An invitation was read to a dinner
OF the Kappa Delta Pi. Honorary
Education Society, at McKenny
Hail on May 10, at $40. Mrs. Ruth
Bryan owen Rohde. former minis.
Ter TO Denmark, is 10 speak. The
Adult Education Institute 10 be held
IN Ann Arbor next week was an.
nounced. Miss Janet Renton, chair.
man OF the next War Bond drive
Tor ~omen's organizations. has
asked that 10 gallants from the
Literary Club take part.
MISS Ida Clark, chairman OF the
board OF trustees, reported on the
Improvements, and Mrs FL.
Rynearson gave the financla!
report. Mrs. II. 4. WILDER. program
chairman. summed up the years
work as follows: five meetings on
present conditions in the commun.
lty: one on postwar planning. four /
sewing days. and four fun DAYS de.
primarily for entertainment.
Mrs. L. s. George reported on the
work done Of the three sewing
days when Mrs. f. +. Weinmann.
Mrs. Frank McLanee, and Mrs. Les. ]
Ter Miller directed the work for the f,
local Health Center, Boyer Hos.
pltal, and the Red cross. In report.
ing on volunteer services. Mrs
owen Cleary stated that the mem.
oers had contributed S.72S hours
and that four members are blood
1onors; Mrs. G. VI. Loesell. Mrs
]. S. Lathers, Mrs. c. NJ. Elliott and
Mrs. J K. Burnett.
Mrs. Carl Erikson, attendance
chairman, reported an average az.
tendance and listed the following
with perfect records for the year
f: NJ Brown, Miss Florence
Shultes, Miss Edith Adams. Mrs.
L. Smith. Mrs. irwin Smith,
Mrs. II. z. WILDER. Mrs. J.. 6. Larh.
Frs. and Mrs. Carl Erikson. Suitable
.okens were presented 10 these ia.
lies Mrs. Robert Daley reported
hat 10 members have served as
lostesses at Gilbert House and that
ne following will serve during May
Ind June: Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Bur.
lett. Mrs. Clayton Alban. Mrs.
George Elliott, Mrs. Noble l.. CARR.
,on and Mrs. Bradley Harris She