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Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

tons In answer to an appeal to
them for this church. The men,
beers at large are very grateful to
both of these fine leaders for
their support of this church,
which is making progress since
its founding in l945 This program
is expected 10 be largely attend
ed and every AME church OF
the Camden district is invited to
be with US. A rally is also being
sponsored by Mrs, Bernice S.
Gardner and Mrs Theresa Gard
ner g. Cpl, John L. Adkins, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Greer,
was home on a weekend pass
last week. He is now stationed at
Camp Chaffee. Returning to the
states in April after spending two
years in Oknawa, he spent sew
enty days with his parents. Dur
ing his long visit he was honored
with birthday party celebrating
his Dist birthday. Fifty or more
guests were present. He left for
Camp on the 9th Miss Alma
Jewell Love, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Columbus Love, Of Magnolia
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

81; classes Is. IA, and Is, $l2,i0;
Miss Claudio Mae Alexander $500
Miss McNeely received the prize
of $500 for raising the highest
amount in the contest. Miss Alex
ander received $l,00 for her faith
full work for the church, Rev, L.,
T. Trammel of Magnolia, pastor of
Warters and Winters Chapel AME
church delivered the evening
message along with Rev. Ollisol
a visiting minister, Total amount
raised for the day was $l65,67 .
Mrs. Fannie Blake was a visi-
tor at Good Hope Sunday Mr.,
and Mrs. Woods of Camden are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born recently. Mrs. Woods is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Pearry
Washington of Chichester.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

reported some better at this writ
ing -, Quite a few people motor
ed to Shady Grove Baptist church
Sunday to attend the birthday
rally The All club met in
the cafeteria Monday with the
vice president presiding. The
county agent, Miss Velma Gender
gave demonstrations on making a
meat loaf. powdered milk and
corn pudding, Seven members
We're present and one visitor.
Mrs, Gloria B, Taylor. The agent
told of her trip to Mexico, The
HDc donated 81 to help buy a
banner to be used at the state
camp in August.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

Here are some recipes for tasty
holiday dishes--good enough for
your permanent recipe file:
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Choeo oil ate Cola

Chocolate Cola
3 heaping teaspoons 4-in-l instant
cocoa mix
! cup cola-favored beverage
Add cocoa mix to little Of the cola
favored beverage in tall glass and
blend well. Add remaining cola and
stir vigorously. Makes l serving.
Coffee Ice Cream
Q egg yolks
n cup light corn syrup
Il teaspoon salt
n cup milk
II cup coffee
III teaspoons gelatin
tablespoon cold water
teaspoon vanilla
2 egg whites
Y cup sugar
cup light cream
Beat egg yolks In top part OF double
boiler; add corn syrup and salt, Slowly
stir In milk and coffee. Place over
boiling water and cook, stirring con-
stantly, about 5 minutes, or until mix
ture is slightly thick. Add gelatin
softcned In cold water. Stir until gela-
tin Is dissolved. Cool until thickencd
Add vanilla. Beat egg whites until stiff:
beat IN sugar gradually. Fold In GUS
tard mixture. Gradually stir in cream
Pour into refrigerator freezing tray.
Freeze with control set at coolest
point until mixture is almost'~ )rm.
Turn into chilled bowl and beat with
rotary beater. Return 20 freezing tray
and continue freezing until Ice cream
Is firm, beating mixture once with a
spoon. Freeze about 30 minutes longer
or until ready TO serve. Makes 1 quart
Vanilla Ice Cream Follow recipe for
Coffee lee Cream. emitting the coffee
and using | cup milk.
Chocolate lee Cream Follow recipe
Tor Vanilla lee Cream, adding 2
squares unsweotcnod chocolate to cus-
tard mixture before cooking when
mixture thckens remove from heat and
beat with rotary bcater until smooth.
Add gelatin and continue as above.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Fri, July 4, 1852 STATS PHeSS-

is now visiting her aunt. Mrs. Der.
nice S. Gardner Mrs. Zella
Ruth Gatson Of Kansas City 10
visiting in the city :. Mrs. Doro-
thy Jean Thrower and children
Of California are visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Robinson.
Miss Donna Rita Walker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Walker Of Clarendon, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Louise Tilque ;.
Funeral services for the late Lee
McGlossen were conducted at
Friendship Baptist church in Nc.
Kamie community June 10. Mr..
McGlossen who resided in Strong
and WIS a member of the Curry
Chapel AME church, was survived
by his widow, Mrs. Bernice Card
ner, Rev. c. D. Rodgers, John
Hail. Mrs. Valley Hall, Mack Pow
ell and Lonnie Lee Powell motor
ed to Lewisville for the funeral.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Des Arc
Ella Brown

XII" DIOWu
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Jeffery
and grandson We're dinner guests
of Mrs. Ode Brown and supper
guests of Mrs. Laura Shelton
William Brewer conducted the
Sunday school Sunday a.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleo Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
V. Ford and 7. J. Ford motored
to Pine Bluff to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l., Ford Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Chase and family, Mrs.
Mamie Williams, and Mrs. Sarah
Ford motored to Carlisle to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Pool. They
went fishing while there -.
Rev. J. E. McKissic was in town
Friday on business Ode
Brown is in the veterans hospital
He is in ward 4 room 4037. He is
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Strollq
Cassie Melvin

Cassie Melvin
Founders day will be celebrat-
ed at the Curry Chapel AME
church July 18th at 800 p. m.
The pre-founders day services
will be held each night leading
up to Sunday. Highlights of the
program will be an expected Wis
it by Bishop w, r, Wilkes and
a sermon by Rev. z. z. Dryver,
founder of Curry Chapel and now
pastor of Union AME church, Lit
tle> Rock, and an address by J.
B. Clark. charter member of
this church, now veteran instruc-
tor of Forrest City. Bishop Wilkes
and Bishop Clayborn have al
ready made financial contribu-
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Good Hope
Bessie Lee SOckweIl

Rev, Moore of Ell Dorado
brought the morning message at
the Good Hope church Sunday. A
pledge contest was conducted. The
following names are persons who
contributed to the church: Rev.
T. M. Stith $40. E. B. Sockwell
$40, Marvin Hopson $40, Mittie
Blake $500 B. M. Murphy $40,
Junious Sleander $l00, Earle
Rivers Sl00, League $l.00 Stewar-
dess $500, Missionary $1,000, Sun
day School $500, total amount
peldge $7700. Glass reports made:
classes /, 2 and 3. $.45 class 4,
S, and 6 $l6.85, class 7, 8 and
$l4.00; classes 10, IL. and II, SIS
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Aikins ~ ~
cunningham

=, T. Adams of Pine Blur
fea'a. arcb Sunday, The Mems
81 ' program was well rendered
ay p pr, subject, Mems respon-
na ,. ~ was discussed by Dea-
'll's Ausler and A, F. Cunning n
on A. ''' The program of the
pam ambassadors and Sunshine
R'Y,I .nopsored by sister Mabel
PAM ,. - was a success Mrs
emp frost of Blackville Is a
Nay .be sick at present IN
s 'oas ii. and her two sisters sSas
la'" Missouri arrived on the zzha
rom !, Of assistance to her
DC cwendolyn Brown OF Chi
(s,e /, visiting her aunt n MIS-
W B Davis of Blackviile
I a'''I political pot is boiling hot
N DAYS and candidates Tor
as% Nc can be seen often visit Isl
!. s'' ,Se different voters The
,.ic sermon that was to be
l' as.hsd at Happybend on the
l ''t Of the 22nd was postpon-
sacsrse Of other meetings
hover has declared that II
elected as president he
.,a have no objections to a Ne.
bejng a cabinet member II
s,Iitjed for the position Too
.,v Negro youths are being ar
'4.5 for crime throughout the
.,,s It is of no credit to the
= nor TO the leaders in the com
antilles. The problem of reclaim
d the youths belongs to the {,
'ne schools and churches EVIL
ornaments help corrupt the
uths and II is a menace to the
tv,ncement Of good citizenship.
IObs for our young people are
n railways to right living, and
Is I'D to our business leaders
work for the same We cannot
BOX for the other race to always
ys Jobs OF profit to our people.
h must make jobs for them =
bgsral members Of Pleasant Hill
svtHt church went to Holly
prisgs Baptist church on the
Ind TO the rally given by the
turca which Rev Hill is pastor
Ela Walker, one OF the
psc5ns Of the Holly Springs
kgreh went for them and
sgaht them back to their homes.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Aubrey
CleOra Warren

CieOra warren
The pastor and members of the
st, Mark NIB church of Vineyard
celebrated the 8Oth anniversary of
the church June LIST. Six neigh.
boring churches were visitors at
the anniversary services. Sermons
were preached by Rev. Johnson,
Rev S. King and Rev. T. r. Red
mond. Dinner was served on the
church grounds. Amount of mon
ey raised through the day was
SlOO.le. Rev, w, M. Hull, pastor.
Mrs. Mary Lee Carlock, secretary;
Mrs. Cleola Warren, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

lips were visitors in Pocahontas
during the past week i. Rev.
J. w. Patterson preached here
Sunday Mrs. Myree Grundy
was in Pocahontas two days last
week and Mrs. Earnest Sheral
of this city was the guest of her
brother, Raymond Grundy
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Washington
were in Walnut Ridge Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
. Coconut Ralsln Bars

~ cups sifted cake -four
IN teaspoons double-acting baking
powder
n teaspoon salt styH
| cup sugar 'il'tA -
2 eggs. well beaten
tablespoon melted butter or
other shortening
] cup chopped raisins
cup shredded coconut
tablespoon hot water
slit -four once, measure, add baking
powder and salt, and slft again. Add
sugar gradually to eggs, beating thor
oughly. Add shortening; then add
uislns and coconut mixing thoroughly.
add -four, alternately with water, beat
Ing swell. Turn mixture into two
creased SxSx2-lnch pans, spreading
batter thnly. Bake In slow oven
(3gj' ~ 80 to 35 minutes. Cool. Cut
In ghxl-lnch bars. Remove from pans.
Makes dozen bars,
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

iting Mrs. Elsie Brigance and
family, Everyone is looking for
ward for the rally the second
Sunday in July for the purpose
of building a new church at Mt.
Olive.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
|ensett
IL MaddY

~
Rev. NJ. Z. Bracely, pastor of
1unnial Baptist church, preach
the 10th anniversary sermon OF
eg j N. F. Brewer, pastor of
81 Oak Baptist church, Augusta.
also preached for Rev. Criner
St. Mary's CINE church Sun
ky evening. He was accompanied
Searcy by his wife and little
kgghter and Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
mold Mrs. Lula Gamble re-
fned to her home in Memphis
tg spending a week visiting
and Mrs. N. II. Waddy ST. and
Pier friends Mrs. M. M. Wad-
and Mrs. Rosie Freeman visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Bark
in Judsonia last Wednesday ..
. Rosie Freeman of Wills Point,
gas is in the city visiting rela-
'S and friends Melira Lois
d Fay Marice Bracely returned
'ne last Wednesday after spend
pleasant vacation with their
mlmolher Mrs Leona J. Ed
"a Thornton They were ac-
npanied home by their uncle.
''0e and Oscar Depriest Ed
aus 800 Mrs Juanita ST Clare
children returned TO their
n' IN Chicago after spending a
'''it vacation here visiting
''Ves and friends. Mrs. We
!" Allen and Lucinda Cowan
''apdnled them as far as St
wy ''' Little Jacqulin Harris,
's"'er OF Mr. and Mrs. B. r.
''N' Is In Pine Bluff visiting
aunt Mrs V. M. shurn a..
Nulhle Caruth and daughter
| me week end in Little
VI Mrs Rosie Hatchett spent
week end in N. Little Rock
1s her daughter, Mrs. Mil
ounpklns o.. See Marshall
NY NJ Tor the STATE PRESS.
'ahd Mrs. B. T. Harris and
| ana Mis-. N H Waddy, sr.
urea to Pine Bluff and spent
u'' with Mr. and Mrs. Y z.
Little Jacqulin Har-
\, %,n' two weeks visiting her
Mrs. v M shurn Mrs.
d''ehaing summer clas-
roIiander Smith college.
psn' The Weekend at home.
I'M. /, wonder State quartette of
IA. a =, gave a recital at Ar.
oopeI CME church Sun
L.. The BTU of Centennial
e.. s.'' church served refresh.
us after the regular servic,
'''ureh lawn 49,. Mrs. Rosa
H., 'dh returned to her home
a., spending a week in the city
~, ,'' Of Mr. and Mrs. N. H.
H. NJ En- route home she will
H.. uVer in Cabot and Little
H. 70 visit friends Mr.. and
&c.,. James Prckctt are proud c,ltI
a. 'I ,,., Of a baby boy On the
p, .'sl are Mrs N. Collier. Mr.,
j. I g. Miss Ethel M. Smith.
4Iey ''' Brewer and Pleas
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Biggers

Monroe MARCO
Elmer Jones was out of town
last week on business Mr.
and Mrs. Station of Birdell work
ed in Biggers last week Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Mansco. Mr., and
Mrs. Nathan Manskin and dauPf
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Colman Phil
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
"Jiffy' Rennet Dessert

JfIIy henhct peSsefe
2 cups milk (not canned)
package rennet powder
tany favor
Set out or dessert glasses. Warm
milk slowly until lukewarm. stirring
constantly. Test drop on the inside
Of your wrist frequently. When II feels
comfortably warm Gi0e FL not hot
remove at once from heat. Stir IN
entire contents OF package at one time.
Mix until powder Is dissolved--tot
over one minute. Pour at once. tohile
stu liquid. into dessert glasses. Do
not disturb for about 10 minutes, while
milk sets. Then chill In refrigerator
until serving time.
II milk gets too hot, cool to comfort
ably warm before adding powder, or It
will not set
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

Editors note: Opinions ex-
pressed by the writer are his
own and not necessarily those
of the Northwest Times.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
O BRIDAL AFFAIR

Miss Chickie Ishida, bride-el
of Mr.. Al Hikida, was surprised
with a bridal shower in her home
last Sunday Hostesses were the
Mesdames Shig Ishikawa and Bob
Hiranaka; the Misses Sunni Koba-
yashi, Koz Nakanishi, Peggy Hiki-
da and Harie Okihara.
Attending the affair were the
Mesdames Mike Arima, Ted Naka-
nishi, Jim Arima. Frank Kubo,
links Akada, Jack Militia Frank
Yokoyama, Tom Asaba, Mas Saka-
gami, Seiji Hanada, Bob Hikida,
Roy Hikida and Tad Harada; the
Misses Yoshi Taniguchi Betty va
mazda, Mary Fujioka, Yae Mikami
Elinor Sadamori and Shiz Tatsumi.
Unable to attend but who sent
gifts were the Mesdames Harry Ia
keta, Ray Kikoshima, Frank Naka-
nishi, Mike Yamashita and Misses
Toshi Okihara and Nudge Kataya-
ma.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
Q WEDDING BELLS

In a late afternoon ceremony in
the chapel of the First Methodist
church last Saturday, Miss Peggy
Yamamoto was married to Mr.. Ray
Saito, son of Mrs. E. K Saito. The
Rev. Donald Baldwin performed the
service at o'clock.
The brides floor-length gown of
lace over satin had a scalloped
neckline and long, tapered sleeves.
A shoulder-length veil was caught
to crown of seed pearls and apple
blossoms. The bride also wore a
single strand of pearls and carried
a cascading bouquet Of carnations
and stephanotis, centered with a
white orchid.
Only bridal attendant was Mrs.
George Takahashi, matron of no.
nor, who had on an ankle-length
gown of white embossed organdy
over pink taffeta fashioned with a
Peter Pan collar She wore white
elbow-length gloves and pink shoes
to match her gown. Her cascading
bouquet was of blue carnations and
her headband was of the same type
of flowers.
Mr.. Bill Kobayashi was the best
man and Messrs. Jim Fujii and
Benny Hanada were the ushers.
The reception was in Gyokko-Ken
Cafe with Mr.. George Hori acting
as POSTMASTER. Mrs. George Aoya-
ma and Miss Sue Elliot took care of
the guest book and the Misses va
suko Ota, Sadie Asai, Amy Mukai
and Mrs. Jack Hori we're in charge
of cutting the cake.
After their honeymoon trip, the
couple will make their home in Sc
attic.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

tening to the radio and watching
the TV are concerned....It was bad
enough during the recent mayoralty
campaign.
But imagine how unbearable it's
going to be during May and June
during the conventions of the two
major parties in Chicago....And the
presidential campaign during the
fall.
It's a good thing these elections
only happen every four years.. The
presidential election year that didn't
bother US at all was l948... We were
in Tokyo at that time, and the arm
ed forces radio station did not carry
single political speech.
AS a matter of fact we have a very
high opinion of the army overseas
radio policy. commercials are de-
leted from all programs rebroad-
cast from the U. S.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
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GfGz1xNSs5W us 1tNM
BY JOHN KITASAKO

FUJIWARA: We see by the PC
that Yoshie Fujiwara, one-time ia
panese operate tenor is touring the
intermountain states....In the old
days Fujiwara was a big star, who
was in great demand on the stage,
and who recordings sold by the
thousands. But his star has faded.
His voice no longer has the ring
and charm and vigor it once had.
Most likely the people who are go
ing to hear him on his current trip
to the us. are going largely for
sentimental reasons.
Three years ago we saw and heard
FujiWara as Lit Pinkerton in Ma
dame Butterfly at the Imperial
Theater in Tokyo Fujiwara cut a
neat figure on the stage,..For a man
of his years, he displayed an amaz-
ing amount of bounce.
But his singing was weak. parti-
cularly when he tried to hit the
high notes.-the was applauded po-
litely for his efforts...But the real
applause went to the young Japa-
nese tenor who alternated with Flu
jiwara in the Pinkerton role every
other night
REPUBLICANS: According to
the latest Gallup poll, Governor
Earl Warren of California is running
a weak fourth among the Republi-
can hopefuls seeking the presiden-
tial nomination. That's exactly
where we'd like to see him in the fl
nal balloting at the convention.
We find it hard to forgive Warren
for his prejudiced attitude before
and during the evacuation back in
1942,..And we find it still harder to
forget that he never retracted the
vicious things he said about Nisei.
Among the Republicans we like
Ike Eisenhower But we doubt if he
can win the nomination if he thinks
he can win without returning and
campaigning. He is popular, but
he doesn't have that much absentee
appeal And in Senator Taft he
has a seasoned opponent who knows
all the tricks of the trade.
CAMPAIGNS: We are not looking
forward to the coming months with
much relish, that is, as far as lis
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
q BRIDAL SHOWER

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March II
Miss Sue Takimoto was honored
with a surprise bridal shower re-
Gently in the home of Mich Dozen
by Tee Kanemitsu.
Attending we're the Mesdames
Betty Carrithers, Rosemary Hoko-
da, Mary Kawabata, Kats Kunitsu-
gu, Lillian Nishi Ruth intake and
Kay Suyetsugu; the Misses Toni
Kasai and 70 Okada
Those unable to attend but who
sent gifts were Mesdames Karie
Shindo Aihara, Margaret Brownell,
Lillian Hara, Mary Minato and
Miss Grace Wada
Miss Takimoto, a former Seattle
lite, will be married to Mr. Tomizo
Joe OF Long Beach, Calf on Sun
day March 30.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
q BABY SHOWER

A baby shower for Mrs. Paul No
mura was held last Sunday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Albert Ia
naka who was a hostess for the af-
fair together with Mesdames Koichi
Yagi, Daibo Fujii and Miss Yasuko
Ota.
Those present we're the Mesdames
Su Kashiwagi, Rick Tanagi, Momi,
Hampton Miyake and Mack Shoji;
the Misses Asako Sakai, Aki Fujino,
Mich Inouye, Decko Iwasaki and
Buggy Ono.
Mesdames Mike Hattori, Augie
Aratani and Mae Yamaki; and
Misses Mary Okazaki and Sally Sa-
kai were unable to attend
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
O BABY SHOWER

Misses Lucille and Evelyn Naka-
mura were hostesses in their home
last Sunday for a baby shower no.
noring Mrs, Seiji Hanada.
Among the guests were the Mes
DANES Iwano Hanada, Hats Hama
da, Hiro Miyahara, K. Miyao. Tad
Fujita and Sumio Nakamura; the
Misses Janice Edamura Mary Ha-
NADIA, Rose Teraoka and June Sal
to-.
The following were unable to at
tend but sent gifts Mesdames James
Nobuyama, George Takahashi and
Toshiye Golf; Misses Mary Jane
Tsukamoto, Chickie Ishida and Peg
gy Hikida
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
O ENGAGEMENT TOLD

Engagement of Miss KIM Shiba-
yama, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. K
Shibayama, to Mr. TAX Momoda,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Momoda,
was announced last Sunday at a
dinner in Gyokko-Ken Cafe
In attendance were the Mesdames
Tom Norton, Hank Obata. Richard
Momoda, Nobi Omoto, George Uchi-
da, Mas Kuramoto and Shigeru Mo-
moda; the Misses Terry Harui, Eli
ko SuyematSu, Matsu Nishimori,
Mich Shibayama, Shimako Nishi-
mort, Chiyo Sakai, Fumi Suzuki
and Yoke Horita.
No wedding date has been set
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
Q BUDDHIST TROTH

A candlelight ceremony at O.
clock last Sunday afternoon in the
Seattle Buddhist temple united in
marriage Miss Hiroko Nakagawa,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tamotsu
Tsutsumi, and Mr. George Nakaga-
wa, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Shokichi
Nakagawa. The Rev T. Ichikawa
officiated at the double-ring service.
Bridal attire consisted of white
satin gown with an off-the-should-
er neckline, fitted bodice and ny
Ion tulle and lace overskirt From
Juliet cap of satin adorned with
netting and seed pearls, extended
the elbow-length veil of illusion. The
brides bouquet was of two white or
chids and stephanotis.
Miss Setsuko Tsuboi of Portland,
Greg, was the honor attendant. She
wore a lavender taffeta gown with
an off-the-shoulder neckline and a
net overskirt. Her bouquet and
headpiece were both of lavender
carnations.
Flower girl was Yaeko Kinomoto.
who was gowned in pink taffeta.
Pink carnations made up her bou-
quet and headpiece.
Mr.. Shoichi Shioyama was the
best man and Messrs. Kuni Sakagu-
chi and Noboru Nakagawa were the
ushers.
Vocal selections of 20 Promise
Me- and Il Love You" we're render
ed by Miss Marion Unosawa, accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Kazama.
Both the bride and grooms mo-
theirs wore grey crepe dresses with
lavender orchid corsages.
The reception was held in King
Fur Cafe. Mr.. Mits Ando was the
POSTMASTER. Mrs. Nobi Omoto pass
ed the guest book and Mrs. Shoichi
Shioyama and the Misses Kats Ho-
shine, May Kosai, Miyo Tsuboi and
Ruby Kokita took care of the cake
cutting.
The couple will make their some
in Seattle upon returning from
honeymoon trip to Los Angeles, Ca
lif
Baishakunin were Messrs. and
Mesdames N. Tsutsumoto and Y.
Tsujita.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

PatrOniZe Your ADVERTISER
In the Northwest Times
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
O BRIDE-ELECT HONORED

Miss Sue Tainaka, who will be
married to Mr.. Shobo Ideta this
Sunday in the Seattle Buddhist
temple, was rendered a bridal show
er last Sunday in the home of Miss
Mary Okazaki. Co-hostesses we're
the Misses June Ishida and Marian
Kono.
Guests included the Mesdames
Hats Hanada, Mob Kawada, Augie
Aratani and Raizo Okazaki; the
Misses Irene Hikida, Sallie Onishi,
Sachi Yasui, Florence Farraw, Mary
Ryan and Mary Okazaki.
Misses Hisa Matsubara, Susie
Shimizu, Yasuko Ota and Mrs. Ka-
20 Terayama were unable to attend
but sent gifts.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Missouri's Ground Attack
Beats Kansas State, 26-O
BY the Associated Press

MANHATTAN. Kan, Oct. A.
Missouri pulled a mild surprise
in the form Of a bruising ground
attack today to take q 26 to o
Big Seven victory over Kansas
State.
Expected to unleash its potent
passing spread formation, Coach
Don Faurot's club used only a
minimum Of running split-T plays
to down the out-manned Kansans.
Fullback Bill Roekamp and
Halfback Nick Carras carried the
brunt Of the Missouri attack with
Furnishing thrusts up the middle,
while occasional keeper" slants
by Quarterback Jim Hook and
Iplunges by Vic Eaton contributed
to the 335 yards gained rushing
by Missouri.
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