Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 25, 1954
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Paper Zoo: Looking over the array of papier mache animals they've helped to make for the First Methodist Church school carnival tomorrow night are Mary Taylor (left), Bob Tompkins and Beth Mosier, all of the church's junior high group. The painted animals will be on sale at one of the booths. All proceeds will go towards an addition to the church school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1988
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Ex-teacher honored at tea: About 100 residents turned out for the Patsy Chandler Birthday Club Tea Sunday at the Perry Child Development Center where former Ypsilanti educator C. Eugene Beatty was honored. Proceeds from the tea will go towards the creation of a bust of Beatty that the club plans to place at the center. Clockwise from upper left, soprano Ruthie Marshall and pianist Mary Taylor perform; guest speaker Lowell Perry watches as Beatty gets a hug from 17-year-old Meredith Perry; the crowd joins in song and prayer; Ypsilanti Mayor Pete Murdock presents Chandler with a plaque honoring her many years of community service.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 15, 1977
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Recipients of awards from the Washtenaw County Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc., Sunday, included (from the left): Mrs. Mary Taylor, Garther Roberson, Mrs. Josie Taylor, the Rev. John A. Woods and Mrs. Viola Carter.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 24, 1956
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Student Council Installs: Michael Bass was installed as president of the Harriet School Student Council in a candlelight ceremony at a school assembly Friday. Outgoing president who passes the flame to Michael is Rosita Hargrave. Other students installed were (left to right) Elizabeth Bradbury and Gloria Bow, outgoing secretary and vice-president respectively and incoming officers, Gregory Robinson, vice-president; Almeda Clay secretary, and Mary Taylor, treasurer.