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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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The Wesleyan Guild held their second summer session in the Methodist Church parlor, focusing on 'Resources for Religious Living' with the theme 'God'. They reviewed Dr. Walter Horton's book, conducted worship led by Miss Emily Gooding, showed student activity films, sang songs, and announced a upcoming breakfast hike.
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The Wesleyan Guild at its second session in the Methodist Church parlor Sunday evening continued the general theme of the programs during the summer session, "Resources for Religious Living." The theme for the evening was "God."
The book on "God" which was reviewed was written by Dr. Walter Horton.
Miss Emily Gooding, Ypsilanti, led the service of worship. She was assisted by Miss Roberta Miller, Ypsilanti. Miss Susan Eckley accompanied Worth Mallory, Otsego, who sang "Praise to the Lord," translated by Miss Catherine Winkworth.
During the Friendly Hour motion pictures were shown of student activities. The group then was led in a series of songs by Worth Mallory with Miss Susan Eckley at the piano.
The Wesleyan Guild will have a breakfast hike next Saturday morning. Those who wish to go are to sign up at Starkweather Hall or at the church office. The group will leave Starkweather at 6 o'clock in the morning.
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Methodist Church Parlor, Ypsilanti
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Sunday Evening
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Wesleyan Guild continued summer theme 'Resources for Religious Living' with session on 'God', reviewing book by Dr. Walter Horton. Worship led by Miss Emily Gooding assisted by Miss Roberta Miller, with song 'Praise to the Lord' by Worth Mallory accompanied by Miss Susan Eckley. Motion pictures of student activities shown during Friendly Hour, followed by group songs led by Worth Mallory. Announced breakfast hike next Saturday from Starkweather Hall.