The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-10

70 his personality.-Eou thing
she mentioned are. the loving kind
ness OF God; divine justice, crea
tive urge to be better; hope.
Mrs. Ray Burrell reported on
the Federation OF Church Women
luncheon meeting, she attended In
October. Miss Muriel McKercbcr
announced Everybody's College,
which begins Jan. is.
The circle voted TO pay 81 TO the
leper fund. The circle has 10 tow
els and IL pot holders ready to give
TO the NeedlewoTk Guild. The Dish
and Dime church supper. Nov. IA
at the church, was announced. Elev'
en- calls were reported for the past
month.
All signed a card Of sympathy
which will be sent 10 Mrs. Joseph
Warner, who is i'll.
Mrs. Lee Brown, leader, in be-
half OF the circle, presented Miss
Effie Metzger, who is leaving TO
make her home In Louisiana,
plaque.
For the program following the
business meeting, several poems
on Thanksgiving were read, and
music was provided by Miss Sara
Parsons at the piano and Mrs.
Ray Burrell, violin, who played
several hymns.
Refreshments OF tea, fruit cake
and crackers were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Burrell invited the circle to
meet with her for the Christmas
meeting In December.
Circle number five held their
meeting at the home OF Mrs, ]. G.
Garrett. Nine members and one Wis
itor were present! Mrs. Paul Bur
rell, leader, opened the meeting by
reading a Thanksgiving poem, "A
Woman Counts Her Blessings,
Devotions were given by Miss Faye
Allen.
The leader reviewed the mission
airy program and the Christmas
project money was turned in. A
sum OF money was voted TO be
given to the Leper Fund. Members
are to make cookies for service
mems Christmas boxes.
The next meeting will be a CO.
operative luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. V. E. Henry at 1890 Decem-
Der IA
The hostess served a very nice
lunch.
Circle six met at the home OF
Mrs. r. w. Steere with % men,
bers present. Guests we're Mrs.
Media Fulford, president OF the
Woman's Society OF Christian Sery-
ice, Mrs. Naomi Arid and Mrs
Lester Albright. One new member
was welcomed, Mrs. T. c. Child
ress.
In addition to the Needlework
Guild work which was given by the
circle It was voted 10 give 50 to
Boyer Hospital, for necessary sup
plies.
The circle also voted to give So
TO the Leper Fund.
Regular W.S.C.S. announcements
we're concerning "Everybody's Col
lege," the Dish and Dime Decem-
Der supper and Cookies for Service
mems boxes and the December
meeting OF W.S.C.S.
Mrs. Gerald Kelly told OF the
Wesleyan Service Guild, the new
group OF working women doing
missionary study work, and asked
members who have old me gaines
to call Miss Marian Simons.
The December meeting OF Circle
six will be at the home Of Mrs.
George Ross. 1t will be a Christmas
party and members are 20 bring
their experience dollars and tell
how they earned them.
Mrs. Spencer Davis. in charge OF
the program, gave an interesting
talk on the different divisions OF
the Red Cross, particularly the
blood donor and the home service,
of which she is a member. She gave
case histories and told many inter
esting facts.
The baked goods and fancy work
sale, conducted after the meeting,
was very successful.
Circle seven met at the home Of
Mrs. William Waidner with ten
members and two guests present.
The meeting was opened by the
leader. Mrs. A. VI. Wilson. Twenty
five calls and three Red Cross
hours were reported.