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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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Christian Youth Fellowship held a hayride at McCalla farm, followed by games and refreshments at Starkweather Hall. Upcoming events include a vesper service on 'Storm at Sea' theme, friendly hour, and a treasure hunt on Oct. 21. Open to college-age individuals.
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Christian Youth Fellowship members rode in a truck to the McCalla farm and from there they had a hayride. The group came back to Starkweather Hall where games were played and refreshments served. Eunice Ford, Detroit, was in charge of the party, and Jean Jackson, Detroit, and Jean Funk, Chassell, were in charge of the food. Refreshments of tuna fish and peanut butter sandwiches, and hot chocolate were served. The group concluded the evening by singing.
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock vesper service will be at Starkweather Hall. The theme of the service will be "Storm at Sea", with Mrs. Elva Shaw as the speaker. Ruth Bolton, Monroe, will lead the vesper service.
Following vespers there will be a friendly hour of games and refreshments. Betty Baggerly, Leslie, will serve the food, and Irene Patterson, Davisburg, will lead the games.
Saturday, Oct. 21, at 8:00 will be a "treasure hunt". Cheryl Steiner, Ann Arbor, is in charge.
Every person of college age may attend any meeting of the group. It is open for both servicemen and business people as well as college students.
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Starkweather Hall, Mccalla Farm
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Saturday, Oct. 21
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Christian Youth Fellowship enjoyed a hayride at McCalla farm, returned to Starkweather Hall for games, refreshments of tuna sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, and hot chocolate, and sang. Upcoming: Sunday vesper service on 'Storm at Sea' theme led by Ruth Bolton with speaker Mrs. Elva Shaw, followed by games led by Irene Patterson and food by Betty Baggerly; treasure hunt on Oct. 21 led by Cheryl Steiner. Open to college-age people.