May 12, 1943.
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Escallantas made the
calendars for the visiting
servicemen for the past
three weeks,, and-now the
Colleens'will take-over ?qv
awhile. . .r,
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Making curtains for the
children's ward In the hospital will occupy the Colleens at their meeting next
Wednesday. Violet Kumimoto
and Tsugime Akaki will be
in-charge.
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. Thanks :to Letha Jean
Curtis of Miltonvale, Kans .,
who sent 'the Y supplies to
be used for Hospitality
House.
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With the profit to go
towards the Y, the Escallantas are making and selling pins made from pecan
nuts.
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The first in a series
of high schoolnight socials
was held at Hospitality
House Friday evening. Plans
are under way to hold more
of them in the future.
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Boy and girl relations
was GR Secretary Hana Uno's
topic when she taIked to
the Mademoiselles Friday.
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Alma K. Folda, chief
nurse, expressed her thanks
to the Yxgirls who, under
the direction of,Alice Suzuki, made baby gowns for
the hospital.
-Y-
Circular letters to former members will be written and pictures will be
taken when- the Twenteens
meet at Hospitality House
Sunday at 2 p.m. Plans will
also be made for the May
jnd June activities.
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The Women's.federation
is assisting in the beautifying of Hospitality House
by making the curtains.
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Thanks to Estelie Ho-
shimiye and the Pueblo YWCA
for contributions for the
Hospitality House.
James., Itsuhachi, Shizu,
and Kimiko Takahashi, from
Gila; Masanori and Michi
Ikimoto, Tempe, Ariz.
DAY AFTER PAY,
It DON SHIGAKI
iMMiki
BEFORE I LEAVE I WANT Y0W TO
KN0W THAT YOU'RE THE ONLY GIRL
THAT REALLY MEANT ANYTWN0 TO
MB' BETTY ■ - ■ EH' • * 1 MEAN BARBARA
SOCIAL •
MOTHERS ARE
FETED AT .TEA
A tea honoring mothers
was • held at Hospitality
House'.Sunday by the .YWCA.
•Greetings were extended
by Anry Hattori, chairman
of the .event; Mrs. R. Obi,
member of the Y advisory
board; and response by Mrs.
S. Kamiya, representing
the Women's federation, who
also told the mothers a-
bout the purpose of Hospitality House.
Entertainment included
a piano solo by Hannah Tani;
sonp-s by Pat Suzuki, Sumi
Kawamura, and Wee Teeners
with Callie Kaneko as the
soloist; and a poem by Joy
Ta keyama.
Esther Br ie s emeister,
national YWCA secretary;
Mrs.W. T. Carstarphen; and
Alma Folda, head nurse at
the hospital; were introduced.
The Mersantas were, in
charge of the refreshments
served by the Girl Reserves .
Y CLUBS HOLD
JOINT SOCIAL
Games, dancing, and refreshments were enjoyed by
the Twenteens, Colleens,
and their guests Saturday
night at Hospitality House.
With "Maytime" as the theme,
the hall was decorated with
pastel streamers and spring
flowers.
Violet Kumimoto and Aiko
Tokunaga were mistresses of
ceremonies.
Special guests were Mrs . •
Vern Campbell, adviser of
the Colleens, and visiting
soldiers.
Committees an I charge
were Sunny Kondo and Fudge
Nozawa, decorations; Tsugime Akaki, programs and
bids; Mi ckey Haya s h i a nd
Anne Inouye, refreshments;
Taxie Kusunoki and Taye Ku-
bota, entertainment.
218 LEAVE AMACHE
WITHIN ONE WEEK
Two hundred eighteen
evacuees left Amache during
the first week of May, the
majority . for farm work,
according to the leave office listing.
