Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 11

              Page 4___________PIONEER____________December 4, 1943
   Y’s  way
   The Girls Reserves will
sponsor a "Two o'clock Tea"
in honor of Mrs. Anna B.
Mow, nationally known speak-
er and missionary to India,
at the Hospitality House
tomorrow afternoon.
   Mrs. Mow is scheduled
to give a very interesting
talk.
   Misako Kawaguchi will
be the hostess, while the
following clubs will assist:
Pimpernels, Wee Teeners,
Spurs, Tri Delts,Las Ninas,
Patricians,and Juniorettes.
   All young girls cordially
invited.
	-Y-
   Evelyn Miyashima, former
Meta Adelphons president,
was week-end visitor from
Rocky Ford.
	-Y-
   Misako Kawaguchi was in-
stalled recently as the
new president of the Las
Ninas in a very impressive
candlelight ceremony a t
the Hospitality H o use.
Sandie Saito,outgoing prexy,
was the chairman.
   New cabi.net includes:
Mary Hori, vice-president;
Marion Konishi, secretary;
Setsu Osajima, treasurer;
Sandie Saito, historian;
Yoshie Sugita, reporter,
and Betty Yamashita, mem-
ber-at-large. 
    A successful social fol-
lowed the ceremony with
the Meta Adelphons and Pat-
r i cian s as Honor guests.
Decorated with "Hawaii Calls"
theme; dancing, entertain-
ment and refreshment were
enjoyed.
	-Y-
   Yoshiko Ito was honored
with a surprise taffy pull
by the Meta Adelphons last
week.
   Yoshiko, who has been
their co-advisor, will re-
locate soon to Salt Lake
City.
VITAL
===STATISTICS===
BIRTHS:
   To Mr. and Hrs. Herbert
Nakayama, 7E-5C, a boy,
Nov.   30.
   To Mr. and Mrs. Yoshimi
Murai, 7E-10F, a boy, Nov.
30.
   To  Mr .   and Mrs.   Matsu-
moto,7K-lD,   a boy,   Dec.   1.
TWO   MEETINGS TO CONCLUDE
AMACHE  CHRISTIAN MISSION
     Two inspiring meetings
stand out in tomorrow's
program as the successful
six-day Amache Christian
Mission concludes its con-
ference, announces Rev.
Lester Suzuki,   chairman.
   Dr. F. W. Heckelman,
over 35 years a pastor in
Japan, will give a sermon
in the morning services,
10:15  o'clock at Terry hall.
   In the evening gather-
ing, Mrs. Anna B. Mow, na-
tionally known preacher,
is scheduled to bring the
closing message at Terry
hall at 7:45 o'clock. She
will also conduct the lec-
tures at tonight's seminar
on "Marriage and Home" at
6: 30 o'clock  at  Terry hall.
ADVISORY  BOARD
TO MEET TUESDAY
   An important meeting of
the YWCA advisory board will
be held Tuesday evening, 7
o'clock,at the Hospitality
House, according to Mrs.
Ayano Okuda and Mrs. Herbert
K.   Walther,   c o-chairmen.
   The setting up of dif-
ferent committees and their
duties to help carry out the
purpose and objectives of
the YWCA will, among other
things,   be discussed.
JOB   OFFERS  UNLIMITED   FOR
NISEI  SEAMSTRESSES   IN   NY
   From New York   City comes
this   letter:
   "Have you your EDC clearance?
   "Then you have your pass-
port into the fabulous shops
of New York.
   "Pack up your tape measure
and come East to work under
the great couturiers of the
metropolis.
   "The art  of the nisei
dressmakers has become fa-
mous  even in this city of
skilled needleworkers.
   "If you are experienced,
your weekly earnings will
range from $26 to $35 a
week,while you perfect your
skill by stitching the gowns
which make New York the fash-
ion center of the world.
   "When are you coming?"
    For further information
contact the employment of-
fice.
TO REPORT   ON
DENVER  CONFAB
   Reports on the recent
Tri-state Buddhist confer-
ence in Denver will high-
light tomorrow morning's
joint YBA meeting at the
first Buddhist church,  10
0 ' clock, announces Richard
Iseri, vice-president.
   Delegates Mary Watanabe
and Joe Norikane are sched-
uled to give detailed re-
ports on the various phases
of the confab.
   Chairman  for the service
will be Aiko Tomiye with
Rev. Tokuyu Shirakawa de-
livering the sermon.
   "Law of Mind"  will be    
the sermon of Rev. Unosuke
Karatsu at the Seicho-No- 
Iye meeting from 1:30 o’- 
clock  tomorrow afternoon 
at the 12G recreation hall.
   Selected readings from
“Seimei-No-Jisso"  ( Truth
of Life),testimonials, and
the Shinsokwan prayer will
be included in the after-
noon’s service.
	CHURCH  SERVICES  SUNDAY
Event				Time		Place
    SEICH0-N0-IYE
Service				1:30 p.m.	12G
   PROTESTANT	
Sunday School			8:45 A.M.	8H		
English Service			10:45 A.M.	8H
Christian Mission Seminar		6:30 p.m.	8H
Mission Mass Meeting		7:45 p.m.	8H
   CATHOHIC
Mass				10:00 a.m.	11K
   BUDDHIST
Sunday School			8:30 a.m.		7G, 12G
YBA Joint Service			10:00 a.m.	7G
Adult Service			2:00 p.m.	7G, 12G