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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01

more attentive concentration dur
ing the service, if the service is
adequately arranged SO as to slim
ulate interest and devotion. Re-
cent educational statistics have
found such separation more in
ducive to concentrated study at
different age ranges.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
YOUNG ISRAEL TO OPEN
INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH
STUDIES

The National Council of Young
Israel announces the opening of
the Young Israel Institute for
Jewish Studies on October LIST.
1945. The Institute, which will
be headed by DR.. Samson R. Weiss
as Director, will offer courses and
lectures for adults in Bible, He
brew, Jewish History, Jewish
Ethics and Philosophy, Jewish
Laws and Customs, Contemporary
Judaism, and Mishnah and Tai
mud.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA

free, nearly new and perfectly
working shower bath, if and pro-
viding you will sponsor screen
career for my eight-year-old son."
Garfield declined, but regretfully.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01

Recording of songs by AL Jol-
son for the screenplay of his
biography was scheduled to start
the latter part of August for Pro-
ducer-columnist Sidney Skolsky
for Columbia studio. AL himself
will not appear in the picture.
Only his voice will be heard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
CHICAGOANS AND CONSTABLE
CAUGHT ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Ennk sedan ami a la4l Buick
,onA,riihe coupe were ,oniis-
,1'cd
The arrests and The raid ON
the ,on,tabies homie we're made
T. inNes'isaiols OF the county,
prosecutions office and the Inks
irr nolicc a seatch Warrant was
obtained by mo officers alter
~ u.ormcr tod them no had
inrha~ed quart or he o0t-of-
State liquor for $500 from Con-
stable oliver
Tho lu,mhers " the laiding
pafir we're Andrew Smith
llno>feAtor~ N,Caie Jacobs and
l.sfry Bleach of The prosecutor
deta and rafrolmen Ande son
md shepherd o. the lnkster po-
lce
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
|itizens Seek Carnegie AWardF
|jfteen-Year-OId Fire Hero

carlton ". Gaines wcll-hno"h
nctroit business man plans We're
made to submit iho name OF
Maurice wash is-year-old nero
of tho Export sealcr and HoA
.ou,pany fire. tor the carnesie
Hero Award
yonns wash toos pnl m '''
,...se Of several pes'n- N''"
n, GRAND River rfn' n' ~
lash Aaeust The i.fs ali'
nlosion tool lhe 'se- "t p j
SON. aud marea go ""''f
Anenains The special nfs'i.s
r,n nr Galnes wcr"
vnnn John r. Mlliem- ~
81. ~ no,sin and tlo.ie'
Current.
Mr. Gaines said that ihe 500 :"
,oouestine the name Of 'he YOU"
Tor the award was suggested 'F
nr Frederick Patterson p''7i
edn, Of rusbcgcc when he ''u
read AN account Of the hoy
psrt in the rescue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06

Raymond Daniels - 2iile
Renville Tcrndale. leslcss dliy-
81 who was charged With unlaw-
fully dlivinr away an automo-
Bile before judge " Mckay
sAillman 1uesda, plead not
ruili, and Wa. placed ou 5000
bond
Assistant Prosecutor ALVIN ia.
VIEWPOINT sand that namrl. who
has both legs umpulal,d was
ac,u-,d ct drninl ,ar hrime
ing 10 William Thornton "a 10
Iancllr HIGHLAND rark from ihr
state Fair Grounds on Sept 80
Daniel. said that h. drove INC
car ON bot 10 sad he manip-
uiated me throttle aodt ihe clutch
With hts hands The defendant
lost his lcss In train accident
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Held For Sale
OF Stolen
Automobile

4 warrant charcinc Julius
raldwp FL iI7 lloIlord and
pni spurln. 20. asa Polk hoth
Ct Ecorsc. with obtaining money
undcr false pretcnsc WIS sieucd
hv recorders Judee w Mckay
Shilman.
Ernest Lucitie 1898 kIineer.
accused tile two men Of selling
him % stolen ear for SioUo lM-
ciiie told police that on Scpt
-. he advertised ia daily news
paper for ii-modci car ana 81
z pm. the Same da' the two
uelcndants called and told him
they had ll-Bui,k for sale l.at-
ten in The evening they brought
continued ON page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Why Housing
Shortage Remains
In Detroit


'"' me 'e"el y ~ '"''f' N''
Non''r Why ''''''' "''''''-
Sh"''a-e continue. 'n' '''''"l"s
'"~f = '''e'
V'S'' N'"h'' was I'''" n'''F
~ ''N- 70 '"'''' "'N p'p'''F
I" ''-' see =" l'' avenue "
"''''' 4'Snfa pf 'u"s' wv
'v''er NpsuS' ''uH' ~
''7 ''D"D 'nN' "' ''' . =
''''"'n' 9" 'ne PROPERTY "N'' "
f''n nus properly si'"ii ho' D'
"S'n pr o''Np'r" ~ any Ipi>"N
90 persons 'N'rp' 'n"s' u WI
'an'aslan race was wand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
'otables To Speak
II Presbyterian
fect In Motor City

1Ne tifty-sccond annual s's-
'H ot the AFRO american pfes-
IitrDn council will convene ga
|'fni al 81, JOINS Presto terrain
Inr,h corner los Campal dn0
|iWon. from Thursday Orpnef
through sunday, October "a
'ip Council theme Will be- "fo.
Hnrr For Today And Tomor-
n Delegates and pastors lfom
il'f churches Of the East aud
n West will attend
..m0nc the oui-of-town speak
expected are Rev Elder q.
DNkins OF New York CITY,
csident OF tho council l'c'
Islie Taylor. OF Plainsfield y
executive secretary, Rev G.
Pc lines. Of Baltimore Nd.
'ld representative; Or. Frank
llson dean Of men AZ Lincoln
Confined an PAGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Seek Man Who
Cut Girls Face

Police are lorklne Tor q hltn Vho
onr !, yelr.old Willie Mae aior iu
With huife ~ ia.io sun oa oct
The younr woman said iAy hr
was fnroulc in her hoHD q ,unn3
Cfecnlawn when she nas rp-
preached bs the man who f'ifN io
drag hcr into vacant lot Miss
Morsan said that when she tcs'st-
,d his advances he struck hcr over
Tho hcaa with glass pla' ard
cm her with q knife on ben right
cheek.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Jane jackson Held
For Trial In
Florists Staying

tsnt,en-tearo Lane ia,h-
an ,hafred with thc .hooline ~
Ctn- lonher 'lailoWe Crawford
wen known florist viii demand
lnrv when sh soe~ on trial
nest month 81 WAS leaned Nom
dav
fnr attractive W9vue university
student was ordered held lasf
Thursday after her examination
before Recorders judec Christie
rhcr o. Sfcin She Is hcinc ac-
cursed ef shooting INC ao-,ear-
Confined on PAGE !
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
BLINDS HUSBAND
WITH BOILING
CHEMICAL SOLUTION

For throwing hot chemical u
quh on Ae4 esifanc'l hA''1 ',''
Nlrs Netiie Godina 49, -os'h TUT
wood. & being hold on 'n'fse
Of assault With intent to ao l''''
bodily harm.
Frank todipa ~ l'f' r''s' -
fave,te WIS broaaht 20 ne Rcd-
Continued on Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Ask Congress To
pet Aside
g. w. Carver Day

4 WASHINGTON -- (ANP) ~
en. Myers. Democrat. Pennsyl-
nia. said last week he Intro
nced y resolution designating
Pr. > OF each year as 1eorge
ashingtcn carver day. He said
y noted scientist should be
nored for his "noiable contrl-
lions 10 agriculture"
lie pointed out that although
!. Carver was horn of slave
frents. he rose 10 great heights
the scientific world. The Ne
b people, together with others,
ay well he proud 81 George
shlnTton Carver,- he said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06

WA. horn in Evergreen tlabama
aud would have been siNiy-flre
wears OF aer ON December 3 lei5.
She Formerly resided IN Pensacola
Fla birmingham Alabama and
Cleveland ohio
Mrs Thomas held 2 dccfcee from
Confined en- Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Caused Serious
Injury To
Willis Wards Wife

~ an " Everls, - Of a7ll
Y.mcr Detroit driver Of a
M which was involved in a
IA an collision With a COR
iNsa Nv Mrs. Alma Ward sew
,s months ago. is iiee under
teo bond.
roiioc arrested tA-rs last
/, m day night and he pleaded
,nD so when he was alfaigned
sioi Traffic judge john D..
Iap me following day The de-
Iaan WAS charged with un-
lem leaving the scene Of an
ulrui Police OF the Ape
nusd nave been looking Tor the
Ituua driver since The aeeid"n;
! which three women were 10
fed
The three injured women were
j. Maggie Bugs. wife of q
Tayne university professor, Mrs
PIN n Williams, wife of John
Williams. newspaper editor
b. Mis- Willis Ward. wife ot
Ells Ward OF the Ford Labor
Faions staff.
Mrs. Ward WIS tie most SER
'u-N injured. She Is az present
rder medical treatment AZ the
em Ford hospiial she was
ftirs her car west ON Waf-
n AZ Moran when SHE was sid'-
't'a head-on by Al trnck al
-fda driven by tscris The
'a4 car was completely de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06

from 81 Alai.
thew Episco pa
church East FIT
zaimih and 81
Nutoine The Rcv
Faith or u
Movers will offi.
eiaie
NrS Thomas
passed away of
September 29 NJ
Fdyfh IS Thou.
.anifD (hf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
Resignation Of
Gibson Denied

WASHINGTON amp VI
Truman h. tib>en. lr.. civilian
aide 10 the ~screiary of war con-
templates resleninv. u has not
get rome To thc attention oi he
secretary.
tSked about The report ~ his
news conference on Thursday
mornlnc. >errclary Raheri Y.
Patterson ~lmpl, SAID. "lsc
heard nothing of that"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
RITES HELD FOR
MRS. J. T. THOMAS, SR.

Funeral services for the late
Mrs Icnie Mae Thomas beloved
wife OF Dr. Joseph Thomas ST or
sas Josephine avenue Will be held
InnL DIV Ooinhar II m n nm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06
'.egless Man Proves He Can Drive
ACar, But Runs Afoul OfLaw

90 tho ase Of n he earned his
1Nire by -ellins pencils and
racing forums ar tho track
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-06

a special meeting OF the
called last Friday by
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13

Annual reports we're given, Off
GERS for the coming year were
elected. and coming events were
announced at the April Baptist
Women's Union meeting, Thursday
evening in the social hall OF the
church. Mrs. Leroy Thayer presid-
ed.
Mrs. Dan Patch brought helpful
deyotions on the topic Victory
over Worry"
Miss Shirley Schock sang solo
"A Gift" accompanied by Miss
Jean Ohlinger.
Mrs. L. E. Paupst, chairman Of
the nominating committee, report
ed and officers were elected, Mrs.
Leroy Thayer. president; Mrs, Del
mar Youngs, vice president; Mrs
Charles Alban, secretary; Mrs.
Graeme Conrad, treasurer; mission
ary vice president, Mrs. Warren
Jackson.
II was voted TO send the presi-
dent and vice president TO the Bap.
tist house party in Kalamazoo in
July. Splendid annual reports by
officers. committee chairmen and
circle leaders were given. 1t was
voted TO send S25 TO the Old Peo
Piles Hohe at haywood, instead o.
the usual barrel Of canned food
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13

Detroit, Apr. 1S-AP-WFA-
HOGS salable $50; All swine ac-
tive. strong today and for the week;
all good and choice barrows and
gifts s14,90; comparable sows
S14OO-14.15: most stays $3.50.
CATTLE salable $50. All classes
steady today; for week: Slaughter
steers and yearlings uneyenly
steady TO weak, spots 25c lower on
under grades; cows mostly 25c
higher: bulls 25-50c higher; stock
ers and feeders steady; trading
fairly active throughout on all
classes and virtually complete
clearance: choice 1,200 ID. fed
steers s17OO; most good and
choice $15.25-1650; bulk common
and medium S110O.15.OO; choice
fed heifers and mixed yearlings up
to 1875; bulk medium to good
beef cows. S12.50.13.50, few strict
ly good S14.00-15.00; most common
$10.50-12 90; bulk Gamers and
cutters $7.5O-9.7j; strong cutters to
$1,000; bulk all sausage bulls Sill
l3: beef bulls $13.00-13.50 or bet
ter: two loads choice S95 ID. fleshy
feeders $15.25; 772lb. $1,000; most
common to good stockers $ll'OO-
1900. few choice odd lots to Sli.5O.
CALVES salable 100. Vealers ac-
tive. strong today and for week;
bulk good and choice sl7.5O-lS.O0; {;
odd head to $3.50 ceiling: most
common and medium Sl3.5O-l6.5O; ;
bulk culls $S.00-1100: heavy calves
firm. 1880 down.
SHEEP salable 200 Slaughter
lambs 25-50c or more lower; best
wooled $3.50 and shorn $1,000;
sheep steady: for week: fat lambs
closed under acute pressure
wooled offerings soc of more lower
and shorn kinds 25-50c off: sheep
held steady throughouti bulk good
and choice wooled lambs $3.50
17.15, late top $3.50; common and
medium throwouts s1l.5O14.OO;
culls SS.00-11.00: good and choice
shorn lambs number 2 and 3 skins
Sl5.0O15.25: early week top $3.50;
late top $500; common and medi
um throwouts shorn lambs SlO.5O
1850: culls down to $500; good
and choice fat wooled ewes up tc
$1,000: shorn kinds up to $500.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13

MRS. ALICE NEWTON

Mrs. Alice Victoria Newton pass
ed away at $40 this morning at
the home OF her son, Everett A.
Newton, Denton, after an extended
illness OF one year. She was born
September 2, 1868 in Canton Town
ship and her early life was spent
in and around YDsilanti. She ut.
tended Palmer School. She was
married to Lee Newton March 10,
1883. in Denton. He preceded
her in death November 2S, 1923, in
Jacksonville, Fla.
She is survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sybil NJ. Burrell, Den
ton, Mrs. Agnes Z. Gerry, Marshall,
and Mrs. Anabelle ]. Ackerman,
Ypsilanti; three sons. Henry, Den.
ton, Everett A. Denton, and Lee
s.. Canton Township; three sisters,
Mrs. Maine Newton, Canton Town
ship, Mrs. Celia Dickerson, Wash
tenaw County, and Mrs. Florence
jerks, Jackson, and one brother,
Fred Palmer. Canton Township.
Funeral services will be Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home nt
her son, Lee Newton, 1880 Geddes
Rd.. with burial following in Cher
ry Hill Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Baptist W0meu} Union Names
New Officers Hears Reports

Several announcements were
made, the Wayne Baptist AssOcia
tion in Plymouth, May 7 from 10: 81
to 4; Council OF Church Women
breakfast at Baptist Church, Apr
"A, with Mrs. Dan Ohlinger, chair,
man: Home Association banquet
May s at $50 at the Methodist
Church; annual Baptist dinner May
: at $50.
The love gifts were presented
and Mrs. Jackson offered a prayer
OF dedication. 1t was decided to
postpone the May Union meeting,
one week, and have mother
daughter party.
Mrs. William Shaw offered the
closing prayer, and Mrs F. l.. Huff
introduced the members OF her
class, who presented the evening
program OF readings and songs.
Mrs. Cora Farley gave a humorous
reading. Aunt Patience's Dough
nuts" B. b. Bennett recited The
Earth Vessel and Paul Farley IA
yored with a solo. Mrs. Huff closed
with the telling OF a story.
From table centered With
spring flowers, refreshments OF cup
cakes and tea were served by the
committee, Mrs. Vina Fulton, Mrs.
Leona Lowe and Mrs. Helen Mil
Ter.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Willow Run
Wins Award

Plans are being made for the
presentation OF the Army-Navy Pro.
duction Award to be conferred upon
the Willow Run Ford Bomber
Plant. At a meeting of labor,
management and Army Air Forces
to be held next week at the Cen
trail District OF the Air Technical
service Command, Detroit, final de-
tails OF the arrangements for the
presentation will be made,
According to the notice from the
War Department the award con-
sists of a flag to be flown above
the plant and a lapel pin which
every man and woman in the plant
may wear as a symbol of high con-
tribution to American freedom. II
is the nations tribute to the great
work in backing up soldiers on the
fighting fronts.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
PRODUCE
Newman's Grocery
Pupils to Take
Part in Stories
Buying Prices)

Children from the seventh and
eighth grades OF Ypsilanti High
School will participate in the story
hour at the Ladies Library Satur-
day morning at 10 O'clock.
The eighth graders who will tell
stories are jeanne Fanslow, Flor
ence Fish and James McGinn. The
seventh grade story tellers Will be
Betty Waiting. Floyd Warrington.
Lee wynn. Betty Williams, Laura
and Karl Smith.
I'VE GO In for Pickles" The
FLYING Trunk" The Night the
Ghosts Got. In" Miss Van Win
kle." "The Ugly Duckllng.' Robin
Hood Meets Little John Rum.
pelstiltskin." "Epaninondas,' and
THE Elephants Child" are the
stories that have been selected
The story hour is under the d..
rection OF the librarian. Miss Carol
Schaab.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Book Review For
Child Study Club

4 Mrs. Robert Daley presented the
Ypsiianti Child Study Club with a
book entitled Modern Ways With
Children hy Elizabeth HurlOck
then reviewed 4, in a charming and
enthusiastic manner, at the club
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ban.
croft Brien Thursday evening.
In this book the author interprets
the results of scientific studies OF
child behavior for the benefit OF
parents and teachers.
Mrs. Daley announced the first
Of a series OF discussion groups on
the Dumbarton oaks Peace Pro
posals to be held at the Npsilanti
High School on Saturday, April 2S.
al : o'clock.
The Seventh War Loan drive is 10
begin May l with Mrs. Gerald
Schultz and Mrs. Harold Yates act
ing as gaIlants for the club.
Mrs. Paul Ungrodt gave a report
on the Youth Guidance Committee.
The. meeting was then turned
over to the vice president and pro-
sram Chairmana, Mrs. Donald Mar
tin, who announced that the Spring
Luncheon viii be May Il in the
Presbyterian Church. She then in
troduced the speaker Of the eve
ming.
Dainty refreshments we're served
by Mrs. Robert Lee and her conf
mittee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Lieut.. Hutchinson,
Miss TompkinS, Wed

A quiet wedding at the Presby-
terian manse, Wednesday evening,
with Rev. Raymon Bair officiating,
was that Of Lieut.. Robert L. Hutch
inson, son of Mrs. Ann Hutchinson
of this city, and Miss Dorothy
Tompkins, daughter OF Mrs. Dora
Tompkins and the late Mr.. Tomp-
kins OF Albuquerque, n. NJ. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Daryl Hawker. The charming bride
wore a suit of yellow crepe with
matching hat and an orchid cors-
age. Mrs. Hawker's suit was of
aqua wool and her corsage was
Of pink carnations.
The romance began when Lieut..
Hutchinson was in training at AL
buquerQue, where he received his
commission and wings as bombar-
dier of a Flying Fortress. After
going overseas he qualified also as
a navigator. He saw service based
in England but for two years mas
been in the diplomatic service. He
recently returned home on leave.
He was graduated with honors
from Ypsilanti High School and
was in business as builder before
enlisting. His bride is a graduate
of Albuquerque HiPh School and
has been for several years book
keeper for the Sears Roebuck Co.
there.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hutchinson will
leave Sunday for a brief visit in
Albuquerque and then go TO Miami,
Fla, where the lieutenant has ord
ers to await assignment.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Officers Named by
Endurance Members

New officers for the Endurance
class of the Baptist Church were
elected for the coming year at the
business meeting at the church
Thursday, which was followed by
an inspiring talk by Rev. Chester
Loucks. pastor OF the Ann Arbor
Baptist Church In speaking on
Healthy Personalities" Rev.
Loucks stressed four points, Be
lieve in Cod: Look for Good in
AM; Live independently and Co.
operatively", and Live Progress
ively'.
Other guests were Mrs. Loucks.
Miss Catherine Breckler, Ann Ar
Dor. and Rev. and Mrs. William
Shaw.
The officers elected for the COM
ing year are Mrs. Guy Elliott, pres
dent; Clayton Deake, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Louise Boyd, secretary:
Mrs. Jennie Robinett. treasurer
The officers were selected by Mrs,
.E. f. Graichen, Mrs. Martha Fugate'
Mrs Elliott and Mrs. Allen.
The committees appointed are
Mrs. Motive Smith, music; Mrs
George Seaver. cards 10 sick and
shutins: Mrs. Graichen, Mrs. Allen
Mrs Ettie Ashton and Mrs. Flu
gate.
Two new namrs were added 20
the membership roll, Mrs. W. F.
Alexander and Mrs. l.. A. Rice
The meeting was preceded by a
Cooperative luncheon served to the
/ 81 present.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

10:OO-11:00-Art Demonstration
by Harry Broad for teachers at Eos
ter School
2:O0-9:OO - Washtenaw County
Youth Guidance Institute at Char
les McKenny Hall, open to ?. T. A.
Room Mothers.
Q p. m.-Old-fashioned square
dancing, Willow Lodge.
7:00-9:45-Teen Recreation meet
ing, Village Community Building.
SATURDAY
1:00-Kite Tournament and exhl'
bition. Ross School.
S:OO-Tenants Association dance,
Willow Lodge.
S:OO-Norton, the Magician, VII
lage Community Building.
S:OO-Special Greyhound busses
leave Ypsilanti and Clay HUI for
Clay Hill Rosary Club dance at
st. Alexis Community Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Letters Read to
Harriet Mothers

At the meeting OF Unit number
90 Harriet Mothers OF Men in Ser
vice, Thursday evening at Ypsi-
lanti Lodge, three letters from sons
in service, paying tribute to their
mothers, were read. The unit had
visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Daschner and Mrs. Ross Hall. presi-
dent Of Unit number ten. Mothers
nf Men in Service, who brought
greetings, and Walter Wietzke,
vicar of the Lutheran Church, who
made a few remarks and comment.
ed on the fnc letters from the sons
showing their deep appreciation Of
their mothers.
Mr.. Daschner showed on the
screen views of South America,
where he worked as a missionary
for several years.
Plans are to be made at a spe-
cial meeting at the home Of Mss
S. F. Clark for the units rehabilita'
tion tea. to be open to the public
April % at Ypsilanti Lodge. DR..
L. c. Perry will be the speaker.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13
Officers Elected at Meetings
Of New MdbQ4d Church Units

Announcements TO Methodist
women, were made at the meetings
OF the newly formed groups Of the
Woman's Society OF Christian Ser
vice OF the Methodist Church,
Thursday afternoon. New officers
were elected.
The announcement made at the
group meetings were the Council
of Church Women at the Baptist
Church, April "a. the W.S.C.S.
meeting. May 8, the topic to be
"Sanctity of the Home: The Ypsi-
lanti Home Association and coop
eratiye luncheon al the church.
May s. the W. 5. c. 5 spring con-
ference in Ann Arbor Apr. IS; the
Dish and Dime dinner Apr. Il; the
Mother. Daughter banquet, May is.
Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer was hos
tess to % members Of the Lydia
group at her home.
Officers elected were Mrs. Seiple,
leader; Mrs Ben Vanden Belt. vice
leader; Mrs. J. Vail Throop, secre-
tary: Mrs. Howard Helfrich. cor
responding secretary; Mrs, Ralph
Wagner. treasurer.
Mrs Luther Butt invited the
group 10 meet with her for the May
luncheon meeting.
Sixteen were present az the
meeting of Miriam group at the
home OF Mrs. W. f.. Dixon. Mrs.
r. L. Southard temporary chair
man. presided Mrs. Clifford Sch
reiner led the devotions.
New officers are Mrs. Southard.
leader, Mrs. Dixon. secretary; Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-13

: Naomi Arid, treasurer. The leader
will choose her vice leader.
/ The Esther Group met at Gilbert
/ Community House. The report OF
/ the nominating committee was
given by the chairman. Mrs. Alfred
Huston and the following slate OF
officers was accepted; Mrs. George
Carr. leader: Mrs. Lloyd Barnes,
vice leader: Mrs. Harold Yates, sec
retary. Mrs. Alden Benedict, treas
urer
Mrs. Wesley Weir, Mrs Boswell
Hanlon. Mrs. Alden Benedict, Mrs.
Lee Brown. Mrs. Walter Stout and
Mrs Lloyd Barnes were appointed
by Mrs. George Carr as hostesses
for the May W.S.CS. meeting.
The Ruth Group met at the home
OF Mrs. Arthur Alyidge for a 1890
luncheon,
Mrs Howard Fanslow led devo-
tions and the president, Mrs. Louie
Gartener. read an article.
There were 80 members present
and three visitors, Mrs. Joseph Will
cox. Mrs Mary Jebb and Mrs. Hat
tie Litchard.
The Rachel Group met at the
Church House with Mrs. George
Lockwood acting as temporary
chairman. Miss Irene Hesselgeser
led the deyotions.
The report OF the nominating
committee consisting of Mrs. Fred
Spencer, Mrs. Harvey Holmes, and
Mrs. George Lockwood was read
by Mrs. Spencer. The slate OF Jf-
ficers elected was Mrs Paul Bur
rell. leader: Mrs. Grace Rorabach'
er vice leader; Mrs. Frank White
house, secretary; Mrs. John Nc
Alister, treasurer.
Mrs. Fred Spencer entertained
with two readings. "All for Jesus
was the first. The name Of the sec
ond selection was "An Old Maid
Plea. Refreshments were served,
the nominating committee acting
as hOstesses.