Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 1, 1960
Caption:
Santa's Mail: Tommy Farrell looks a bit doubtful as he mails his letter to Santa, even if its safe delivery is assured by Snow Princess Mary Fitzharris. The Snow Princess will reign over Santa's Mailbox at the Christmas bazaar, sponsored by St. John's Catholic Church of Ypsilanti tomorrow and Saturday. Tommy is the son of Capt. and Mrs. Peter Farrell of Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Burleson Fitzharris of Ypsilanti are Mary's parents.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1959
Caption:
To Exhibit Paintings: Miss Lida Clark, 93, of Ypsilanti will show some of her oil paintings at the St. Luke's Episcopal Churchwomen's Bazaar tomorrow. She is shown here near the fireplace in her home on Fairview Cr., one of the first homes built in the subdivision west of the EMU campus in 1925.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 28, 1973
Caption:
Holiday Plans You may not be ready for Christmas, but bazaar planners are. Left, Thelma Sheppe dips candles for an old-fashioned bazaar at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Mrs. Melvin Gauss, right, puts the finishing touches on her "Holly Hobby" dolls for the Bethlehem United Church of Christ bazaar. Below, Spencer Glendon tosses a bean-bag at Humpty Dumpty, while Sara Salan hugs dolls. The items will be at the Lawyer's Wives bazaar.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 28, 1973
Caption:
Holiday Plans You may not be ready for Christmas, but bazaar planners are. Left, Thelma Sheppe dips candles for an old-fashioned bazaar at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Mrs. Melvin Gauss, right, puts the finishing touches on her "Holly Hobby" dolls for the Bethlehem United Church of Christ bazaar. Below, Spencer Glendon tosses a bean-bag at Humpty Dumpty, while Sara Salan hugs dolls. The items will be at the Lawyer's Wives bazaar.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1971
Caption:
Bazaar Work Keeps 'Em Busy The fact that sleigh bells and holly are weeks away hasn't stopped area women from planning traditional bazaars and holiday sales. In the picture at the left, members of Westminster Presbyterian Church select apples and cider for the annual church bazaar. A tub of polished apples, "handpicked" by. from the left, Mrs. Bruce Welch, Mrs. William Dowling and Mrs. Rankin Swan, will be featured at the country store. In addition, items ranging from baked goods to antiques to books to novelties will be available. In the picture above, Elizabeth, left, and Rose Marie Cohen put the finishing touches on a group of especially handsome handmade ties which will be sold at the Beth Israel Sisterhood bazaar. Foods, baked goods, handcrafted jewelry, pottery, Chanukah decorations and other items also will be featured, as well as a booth of white elephant "treasures."