Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 10

              Page 6_______________PIONEER_______________December 1, 1943
Y’s  way
   The Girl Reserve clubs
are sponsoring a tea party
this Sunday afternoon at
the Hospitality House in
honor of Mrs. Anna Mow, one
of the speakers of the
Christian Mission, with
Misake Kawaguchi,president
of the Las  Ninas,   as  hostess.
   Assisting Miss Kawaguchi
will be the "Wee Teeners,
gereral arrangements; Spurs,
refreshments;  Pimpernels,
program; Las Ninas, publicity;
Tri Delts, ushering; and
Meta Adelphons,Patricians,
and Juniorettes,   clean-up.
	-Y-
   The Amache YWCA sent
shell articles, crocheted
articles, lapel ornaments,
and handwork made by the
residents to the Kansas
State College YWCA at Man-
hattan, Kans., to be sold
at the annual Christmas
Bazaar.
	-Y-
   Presidents and members-
at-large of the Wee Teeners,
Gamma Rhos , Pimpernels,
Tri Delts, Las Ninas, Meta
Adelphons, and Spurs met
at the Hospitality House
Sunday afternoon with Tosh-
iko Tabara, president of
the Meta Adelphons,presid-
ing .
   As this was the first
meeting since the organiza-
tion of three new GR clubs,
Yoshiye Mizoue,Helen Toyama,
and Fumi Sakaguchi, pres-
idents of the Gamma Rhos,
Spurs,and Pimpernels, res-
pectively, were   introduced.
   Activities for most clubs
for the past month have
been elections and instal-
lations of officers while
the Gamma Rhos, Pimpernels,
Tri Delts, and Spurs are
still planning ceremonies
for their newly-elected
officers.
	-Y-   
   Miss Kate Watanabe,for-
mer adviser of the Silver-
ines,was chosen co-adviser
to Jean Mori of the Gamma
Rhos at their meeting Sun-
day.
   The Gamma Rhos attended
the installation ceremony
of the Las Ninas Saturday
night in preparation for
their own ceremony sched-
uled for this coming Sun-
day.
	-Y-
   Mrs. Kawaguchi, adviser
and several members of the 
Spur cabinet met at the
Hospitality House Friday
night to discuss duties of
officers and plan a club
calendar for the coming
months with Hana Uno, Y
secretary.
TAKAHASHIS  FACE  HOSTILITY
IN  RECENT WEST COAST VISIT
   SAN  FRANCISCO--Japanese
find it uncomfortable to
visit California lust now
even when under military
permit and escorted by WRA.
   That’s the statement of
Mrs. Yoshiko Takahashi, 56,
Japanese alien, formerly a
Resident of Oakland, who
has asked for immediate
return to the WRA camp at
Topaz, Utah, on the ground
that much hostility has
been shown her.
   Mrs. Takahashi,who lived
in Oakland for 24 years
before being excluded from
the defense area came to
Oakland with her two sons,
Framl 21, and Yoneo, 19,
under a permit from Western
Defense Command to visit
her husband, Chiyuzaimon
Takahashi, ill in a hos-
Pital at San Leandro since
1938.
   Mrs. Frances M. Farrell
of the WRA accompanied the
Japanese family.  Mrs. Far-
rell complained to WRA in
San Francisco that hotel
accommodations which had
been reserved in advance
by WRA were denied at San
Leandro  and  that  the   Jap-
anese felt  that   in general
so much hostility had been
displayed that they wished 
return to Topaz at once.
KAWAMURA    WEDS
NAOKO    KAJIOKA
   Naoka Kajioka became
tbe bride of George Kawa-
mura in an impressive per-
ceremony officiated by Rev.
Hirota, Saturday evening
At the 7H church.
   A reception followed the
ceremony at 7G mess hall
with 250 guests attending.
John Takamuira acted as
toastmaster with Tomio Matsu-
oka entertainment chair-
man.
   The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Yakichi
Kajioka,formerly of Cortez,
and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Otokichi
Kawamura from Walnut Grove.______________________________
	CHURCH  SERVICES  SATURDAY
Event				Time		Place
   SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST   
Children's   Sabbath  school	8:30 a.m.		9H 
Adult   Sabbath  school (issei)	9:30 a.m.		9H 
English Sabbath school		11:00 a.m.	9H
Sermon				2:00 p.m.	9H
Vespers				6:00 p.m.	9H___
   A baptismal service is
being planned, by the local
Seventh-Day Adventist church
sometime this week, if
weather   is   permissible.
   This service will be
conducted at the Arkansas
river. Reverend Alfred T.
Okohira of the Poston re-
location center will be
the officiating clergy-
man._
-	oOo -
   Pastor George Kiyabu of
the Seventh-Day Adventist
church attended a two-day
meeting with the Colorado
conference workers of the
SDA in Denver last week,
and returned Friday.
   A Sabbath Thanksgiving
party was held for the chil-
dren last Thursday at the
9H recreation  hall under
the SLA sponsorship.
   Special  holiday food
bags with fruit and candy
were distributed.
          -oOo-
   A young people's fellow-
ship hour, under the spon-
sorship of the Amache Seven-
th-Day Adventist church,
is scheduled for tonight
at 7 o’clock, 9H recreation
hall.
   Community singing and
special music will be fea-tured.
- oOo-
   Discussion on “Curing
From Illness by Spiritual
Awakening” will be con-
ducted by Unosuke Karatsu at
the 12G recreation ball to-
morrow,   7:00  p.m.
   Selected readings and
the Shirisokwan prayer will
be   included in the   service,