The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-12

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first John. dealing with security OF
believers and love. This Lords
Prayer was repeated in unison.
The officers 10 serve for the com.
ing year are Mrs. Brown. leader.
reelected Mrs. l.. Kisor, vice lead
er: Mrs. Walter Dixon. secretary
reelected Mrs. Joseph Warner,
treasurer. reelected. Eight calls
were reported.
The June meeting will be a picnic
in the yard OF Mrs. Warner II the
weather permits
Circle five met with Mrs. j. r..
Rust with nine members and one
visitor. Mrs. kenneth Simon, De-
troit, and one new member. Mrs
John Slater. present. DeYotions
weeE5led by Mrs. V. Henry. who
used as her subject. Post War
World, are We Ready for it,
The nominating committee. Mrs
Perry Woodward. Mrs. j. D. Rust
and Miss Fay Allen reported and
officers were elected: Mrs. Paul
Burrell, leader, Mrs. Clark Fergu-
son, vice leader: Mrs l. r. Morn
ingstar, secretary; Mrs Fred Sper-
Ger. treasurer.
The sunshine bags and dime cal.
endars. projects for the year. were
turned in. Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs.
Edward Hines will make the ESQ
cookies for May 20.
Three sick and six social calls
were reported Mrs. Rust served
delicious refreshments. The June
meeting will BE- with Mrs. j. {. Gar
rett;
Circle six net with Mrs. Ray
Schofield. DeyotiOns from the book
of Ruth were led by Mrs. Amanda
Dubois. Plans were completed for
the luncheon the circle viii serve
for the Npsilanti Child Study Club
in the church dining room, Satur-
day.
Announcement was made OF the
district conference open board
meeting in Royal Oak. May % and
the annual board meeting Of the
WS.C.S.. May - az the home OF
Mrs. j. Lynn Houck at 1880.
A new leader, Mrs. Clarence
Davis and a new vice leader Miss
Mary Crane. were elected. Red
Cross hours were taken. Articles
brought at the last meeting for the
Chelsea Home bath room shower
We're eight towels. eight wash
cloths. II dish towels and ~ bars
Of SoaD Tbfrtv spa.a1 .ra - r;.t-
calls were reported.
The June meeting will be a CO.
operative picnic at Riverside Park,
June 5 The committee FOR the DAY
was Mrs. Schoiield. Mrs. Lowell
Lee. and Mrs. Robert Lambie.
Eight members we're present FOR
the meeting OF circle seven at the
home OF Mrs. n. F. Kenady. Mrs.
Charles Olmstesd presided and led
the deyotions. Thirty-five Red
Cross hours were reported and 20
calls.
The officers elected were Mrs.
Kenady, leader: Mrs. Olmstead,
vice leader; Mrs. Ivy Bird, secre-
tary; Mrs. John Gatz, treasurer.
The next gathering will be a
picnic in July.
Mrs. Martha Bacon was hostess
for the meeting OF circle nine. Eley.
en- members we're present. Deyo-
tons were led by Mrs. A. A. BeDell
who read an article, My Mothers
Prayer"
Mrs. George Carr reported on the
last W.S.C.S. meeting. Last years
officers were reelected Mrs. Carr,
president: Mrs. George Worden,
vice president Mrs. Alden Bene-
dict, secretary. Mrs. BeDell, treas
urer.
The June meeting will be a picnic
luncheon al the home OF Mrs.
Maude Huston
Twelve members were present al
the meeting Of circle ten al the
home OF Mrs. Arnold Lennert. De.
Votions conducted by Mrs. B. J.
Parker, were based on a meditation
on Postwar World. Am Ready
for IT, She closed with prayer.
New song books were presented
TO the circle by Mrs. Lawrence Oar
ling in honor Of her loving mother.
Mrs. Effie Root.
II was decided 10 have a rum
mage sale, May 10, in the church
basement with Mrs. Clifford
Schreiner and Mrs. Media Fulford.
cochairmen Mrs. Orgil Pepper Of.
fered TO make the five dozen cook.
les for the ESQ. Other members
will contribute the sugar.
The new officers elected are Mrs.
Bruce Rorabscher. leader: Mrs.
Arnold Lennert, vice leader; Mrs.
Ray Fugate. secretary: Mrs.
Shreye Wsldenmyer, treasurer.
For the program, Mrs. Fife Root
read an article Babies Should Be
Cuddied.' and Mrs. Fulford read
three poems appropriate 10 Moth
er's Day. Mrs. Kenneth Crawford
read an article on the origin OF
Mothers Day, then presented each
with a lovely corsage that she had
made herself.
Mrs. Frank Gilbert invited the
circle 10 meet al her home for a co.
operative picnic in June.
Mrs. Marie Dalrymple, Stanton,
Mich. spent Thursday with Mrs.
Marie Acre. 30 ". Spencer St..
Ypsilanti. Mrs. Dalrymple's sister.
Mary, was with her. Mrs. Dalrym-
pie was formerly employed at the
Ford Generator plant before re-