The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-12
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but shall be excused from further
payment OF dues"
Mrs. Pliny e. Skinner. who is
second vice president and chair
man OF the program committee, an
nounced the program for the year.
She explained that the theme,
Highways To Peace" met promo
ton OF friendliness, helptulness,
community interests and a united
eff IT in preparing for the victory
that is to come. Mrs. Skinner, In
fully outlining the years program
which promised to be most enjoy.
able, expressed her appreciation 10
the members OF the committee who
/ worked on the program this sum
mer.
Mrs. Frank McLane announced
that for the next meeting Social
Service Day" Oct. rs, each mem.
Der should bring sewing equip
ment. Donations for Social Service
Day were given by Mrs. X. V. Fer
guson and Mrs. B. ID. Thompson.
Mrs. Smith, in behalf OF the club,
expressed appreciation for these
gifts. Mrs. Arthur Walker, chair
man OF the Child Guidance pro.
gram for the next meeting, an
nounced that .the speaker, Sam
Whitman, acting director, Huron
Valley Children's Center. re-
Quested questions to be discussed
at that meeting. Amy member hav-
ing questions may contact Mrs.
Walker. Mrs. Robert Southgate,
chairman OF the entertainment
committee for the luncheon on So
cial Service Day, announced that
the committe would furnish rolls.
coffee and meat. Each member Is
TO bring table service and q COW
cred dish.
Mrs. T. Fred Older, substituting
for Mrs. NJ. X. Thomson, first vice
president, gave a favorable report
OF the June war bond drive. Fol.
lowing are the ten gallants: Mrs.
Harold deb. Barss. Mrs. DIN c.
Eckley, Mrs. Carl NJ. Erikson, Mrs.
George Z. Geer, Mrs. J. Milton
Hover. Mrs. Alex Longnecker, Mrs.
T. Fred Older, Mrs. J. B. Shepherd,
Mrs. Walter Sturm and Mrs. Nelson
Van Wegen. Mrs. Smith announced
that two of these gallants, Mrs.
Barss and Hrs. Older. have faith
fully worked on each bond drive.
Mrs. Richard A. Weirs chairman
OF the legislation committee, an
nounced that Oct. IS was the last
day OF registration for the coming
election.
Mrs. owen J. Cleary, chairman
OF the Red Cross committe. an
nounced that the nutrition course
would. be repeated this year at
Ypsilanti High School Monday
from Z to 8. Also that the home
nursing course would be offered
again.
Reports were given by Mrs.
Charles NJ. Elliott, Girl Scout spon'
sor and Mrs. Robert n. Daley,
chairman OF Gilbert House com.
mittee. Mrs. Perry s. Brundage, OF
the flower committee, requested
that she be notified OF the illness
OF members. Mrs. ]. II. Thompson
and Mrs. George Z. Geer OF the
transportation committee desire to
be notified by the members who
can spare their car for a month or
at any meeting.
Paul Ungrodt gave an Interesting
and illustrative talk showing the
need OF the clubs support for the
coming Community Fund and Ma.
tional war Fund drive. The club
voted on a contribution TO this
worthy cause.
A detailed report OF the Child
Guidance program vas given by
Mrs. Paul Samson. She described
the work OF George Marshall,
chairman, Mrs. Barss, and Mrs. G.
c. Handy. who have served on this
committee. The first year was that
OF experiment, but this IL to be
that OF action. Mrs. Handy hopes