The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-15
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! his experience In this war. He said
that the natives on the islands
where the service men have landed
have proved TO be OF great value,
due TO the teachings OF Christian
ity by foreign missionaries. The
article closed with the poem, The
Fuzzy Wuzzies."
Committee appointments for the
year are: Mrs. Houck. finance;
Miss Caroline Lewis, flowers; Miss
Sara Lewis, correspondence; Mrs.
Merritt, devotions; Mrs. Frank
Lobban, music; Mrs. c. w. Hutson.
program; Mrs. NJ. J. Lewis. trans.
portation: Mrs. Rose. sewing; Mrs.
Elder and Mrs. Dan Brooks, calls.
The where the Yanks are Going"
leaflet will be used on the program
for the next meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Miles. Refreshments OF
grape juice and cookies were
served.
Circle three met with Mrs. Harry
Farris. Mrs. +. d. Sinclair, Mrs. r.
L. Southland and Mrs. William VIE
derhoft will serve on the Sunday
Schoo lcrusade, and Mrs. Howard
Helfrich and Mrs. Southland on the
rummage sale.
The group leaders for the year
are Mrs. Wiederhoft, Mrs. John
Springman, and Mrs. B. r. Fold.
Mrs. Estelle Holley Is chairman TO-
the Upper Room booklet distribu-
tom Mrs. F. NJ. Greenstreet, devo-
tons; Mrs. Karl Tunnicliffe, good.
will; Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. r. c.
ScrivenS. program.
II was decided 10 make one dozen
diapers for the Needlework Guild
and one dozen operating towels for
Bronson Hospital.
For the october meeting, there
will be a paid luncheon at l o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. Wiederhoft
with Mrs. Charles Freeman, co.
hostess.
Circle four held It's business
meeting at the home Of Mrs W. E.
Dixon. following bountiful CO.
operative luncheon. 1t was voted TO
purchase sheets for Bronson Hos
pital. Several volunteered to work
on the Sunday School Crusade and
on the rummage sale. Several re-
ported having filled fruit cans for
the Chelsea home.
It was voted TO purchase ten
yards of toweling for the Needle
work Guild.
Mrs. Alex Fox invited the circle
to meet with her in october.
Circle five met with Mrs. Clark
Ferguson with 13 present. II was
voted to contribute tea towels to
Bronson Hospital and TO donate TO
the Needlework Guild. For raising
money during the year, It was de-
cided to make personal pledges to
the circle, to use the dime calen-
dars and sunshine bags again this
year. The pennies that have been
saved for the summer project were
turned in.
The committee appointed for the
Sunday School. Crusade are Mrs. |
Fred Spencer, Mrs. Paul Burrel!,
Mrs. v. q. Henry, Mrs. l. r.
Morningstar and Mrs. Perry Wood
ward: rummage sale. Mrs. Minnie
Culver. Mrs. Minnie Rust and Mrs.
Spencer.
The next meeting, which will be
Oct. II instead OF Oct. II. there
will be a cooperative luncheon at
1880 at the homo OF Mrs. Wood
ward.
Circle six met al the church
house. The committee appointed for
the Sunday School Crusade 10 Mrs.
Howard Fanslow, Mrs. Paul Chap.
man, Miss Mary Crane and Miss
Belle Ross. Those who will assist
with the W.S.C.S. rummage sale are
Mrs. Clarence Davis, Miss Ross
and Mrs. Gerald Kelly. Miss Har.
riet Fletcher, chairman OF the Nee.
dlework Guild, reported that she
has received toweling and sheeting
material enough for 96 towels and
% drawsheets for Boyer Hospital.
Part OF these have been completed. |
For the October meeting TO be |
at Gilbert House, there will be a
dessert luncheon at 1 o'clock, with |
Mrs. II. p. Banks, chairman, and
Miss Crane. chairman OF transpor.
tation. They expect to have a white
elephant auction.
Mrs. Kelly, program chairman for
the WS.CS., read the program for
the year. Mrs. l.. Lee reported on
the booklet by a Navy chaplain
for the foreign missionary work.
Circle seven had an evening
meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert
Coffron with IA members present.
Mrs. Nello Kenady acted as lead
err Helpers for the Sunday School
Crusade appointed are Mrs. L. W.
Leddick, Mrs. william Waidner.
Mrs. John Gatz and Mrs. Kenady.
The committee for the rummage
sale Is Mrs. Ivy Bird. Mrs. Charles
Olmsted and Mrs. Kenady.
II was voted to purchase sheets
for Bronson Hospital.
Circle eight met with Mrs. J. z.
Quackenbush. The committee APP
pointed for the rummage sale Is
Mrs Glen Reddaway, Mrs. Quack.
enbush and Mrs. Raymond Orr;
Sunday School Crusade, Mrs.
Charles Neir, Mrs. Esther Nielsen
and Mrs. Jessie Case. II was decid-
ed to donate tea and operating tow.
els to the Bronson Hospital.
For the program. Mrs. Naomi
Aird discussed the book, "A Chapel
in Melanesis."
Circle nine met with Mrs John
Gault. The committee appointed for
the Sunday School Crusade IL Mrs.
A. A. Bedell, Mrs Wesley Wier
and Mrs. George Carr: rummage
sale, Mrs. Earl Snyder. Mrs.