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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo Caldwell

Mems day at the Zion Hill
Baptist church was very success
full Rev. Strickland, Grady,
brought the message. A large
group of his members was pres
ent, Among several ministers pres
ent was Rev, B. j, Whitfield, ex.
pastor of this church. Money
raised, Sis. Rev W. C, Porter.
pastor, eomplimented the men
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Cobb and
son, New York City, are here
visiting his sister, Mrs. FEATHER
Davis, who has been i'll for some
time; his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cobb,
and daughter Mrs. Dorothy Col
Inns Mr. and Mrs. Rosia Hall
Higgins Dayton, Ohio, were here
recently visiting relatives. They
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Columbus Finnie Mrs. Girtha
Lee Scott and mother, Cleveland
Ohio, spent their vacation here q,
Mrs Jammie Dawson, St Louis,
Missouri, is home visiting rela-
tiVes and friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
GAINESVILLE
Norma j. May

Mrs. Daisy Hamilton spent the
weekend with DR.. and Mrs. Roy
Justice Bert Clark visited
his sisters, Mesdames Grace JUS
tiee. Gertrude Justice and Nell
Cook Floyd Chevault who
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Chevault, has re-
turned to Texas Mr., and Mrs.
John T. West left for Osawatomie,
Kansas, Thursday night . Rev
W. H. Cook and Mrs. B. L May,
attended the District conference,
accompanied, by Robert May ,
Miss Anna Belle Aston was in
Little Rock, Friday ON business i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vaughn
and girls, Willie A. Reed, Ray
mond May and Leroy Cotton, mo-
tored to Lawrence Kansas, to Wis
it Mrs. Vaughn and Willie Afred's
mother over the Mothers day
ek-end Rev. T. j. Whit
field and congregation worshipped
with Rev. A. V. Oatsey at st
John AME church, Sunday night
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28

guest of his cousin, Mrs. Betty
Bryant. recently On the sick
list are Mrs, Beulah Alexander
Mrs. Callie Davidson, Jerry Gil
more and Ollie Fitzpatrick, We
hope for them a speedy recovery
N. b. Davis of Springfield,
Illinois, recently visited his mo-
Their, Mrs. Ella Davis J. B,
Council, Chicago, was the recent
guest of his aunt, Mrs. LuvenIa
Maxwell Mesdames LOWE
Bryant, Martha Barnett and Luz
venia Maxwell, recently visited
Mrs. Callie Davidson, who is i'll,
They report she is improv ng
nicely Andy Hatten, Madi-
son, Wisconsin, is the guest of his
parents Mr., and Mrs. Milton Ford.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
keflseft
Mrs. M. Nj. Waddy


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Floyd
North Little Rock, spent the
weekend with his mother Mrs.
Suler Floyd Rev. and Mrs,
M, E. Bracely and daughter, N.
II, Waddy, Mesdames Beulah
Washington, Gertrude Brewer, H.
B, Harris, and daughter attended
the anniversary services of Rev,
Ewd, Liggins, pastor of St. Luke
Baptist church, Augusta, Sunday.
A nice crowd of our people
attended, the baecalaureate SER
vices at White county training
school, Searcy. DR.. F. T. Guy
pastor Mt, Zion Baptist church.
Little Rock preached a very
timely and interesting sermon .
W, F. Arnold, jr., entered the
Mo, Pac. hospital, Little Rock,
for treatment Mrs. Alice
Bailey, is in the United Friends
hospital where she mas under
gone surgery At this writing,
she is reported doing nicely &.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Pennix Of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28

her senior play. a three act come
dy by Feliea Meteaf. Officers OF
the senior class are. Phillip
Greene, president Lillian Moss,
vice president; Ophelia Henson,
secretary; Gladys Henderson, assis.
tant secretary; and Frank Tatum,
business manager. Other members
or the class are: lauren An.
derson, Leontine Bailey, Dorothy
Ella Burnette, Matthew Blackmon,
Willie Bryant, Armenia Davis, Da.
vid Hudson, Minnie Ruth Ken.
nedy, Hannah Merriwither Ruth
Morgan, Matte Powell, Johnnie
Mae Sally Ptnky Sally Lille B.
Stitts, 0. D. Smith, Bonnie
Thrasher jr. and John Williams
jr, Varnell Norman of the
US army was here on a brief
visit recently. Mr.. Norman, for
mer teacher and football coach,
shared in the collecting of one
of the three football trophies, that
grace the new school building
Clifton Walsh, teacher at Thorn
ton, and formerly of this city,
was a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Sheppard and son, Jacob
Send all news to Jimmy Grisby
State Press salesman.
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MI. Zion
Mrs. Nellie Stovall

Mrs. Nellie StovalI
Rev. r. B. Sutton, was present
at Zion Hill and preached a very
interesting and inspiring sermon
to nice and appreeiative au-
dience, He also attended the dis
trict conference at Free Union
church and made a good report.
g.. Mrs. o. B. Walter and Rev.
r. B, Sutton, were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Stovall, Sunday Rob
Stovall is on the sick list. We
hope for him a speedy recovery
We are glad to report that
Mrs. Dora Armstrong and Mrs
Elroy Washington, who have been
on the sick list, are doing fine
The baccalaureate services
were held at Carver high, Ste
phens, and at Lincoln and Lafay-
cite, Camden, Sunday There
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Dewitt
Birtha Fitzprat ok

The address made by Atty. Wi
ley A. Branton, Pine Bluff, las
Sunday to the members of the
NAACP, was very inspiring. Mrs
A, A. Branton. his mother, ae-
eompanied him Mrs. w. {,
Lowe, instructor in the Key
school, sponsored a wedding, al
so a very nice drill, which was
enjoyed by all Miss Vertie
Mae Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
William attended the school pro-
gram at Holeman high, Stuttgart,
the past week Mr. and Mrs
B. J. Strivers attended the COM
meneement exercises at AM&N
college, Pine Bluff, last week
There was a birthday party
given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, James Fitzpatrick Miss
Deoretha Moore is on the sick
list
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Manning
Dean Hall

Dean Hall
There was nice attendance
At a party given by Miss Carter,
hr the church, recently The
peopLe Of this city attended the
bsccalaureate services at Spark
man and Carthage. last Sunday,
There was a dinner in the
home of Mrs Walker. Wednesday
for the church Mr.. and Mrs
johnson, Mrs Corine Craig, Mrs.
Nollie Blevins. motored to Arka-
dephia Saturday Sam Wat
son Of Ohio. is home visiting his
|wifa and children Mrs. E,
II Reynolds. is to be buried at
Princeton, at ? p. m. Saturday ,
Linda Faye Harrison is on the
sick list, but is improving D.,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall and son, Dean
Hall, motored to Carthage, Wed
resday to attend the graduation
exercises The baseball team
Of this city, played CraigtoWn,
Saturday. The scores were 8-8.
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food nnrpa
Mrs. Bessie L. SorkweIl

'A'"' 'N''-N - s'"AsA - ~
Funeral services for Mr.. Hicks
were held recently at Shiloh AME
|church, Rev. Watson, pastor. Eu-
lOgy Rev Leo Williams Mrs
Hicks, wife Of the late, Mr.. Hicks,
left for Detroit Friday to live
with her daughter Miss Elsie
Mae Beard was home last Sun
day from Magnolia, where she
mas been teching school, to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lidge
Beard Afford Curry is still
On the sick list Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Sockwell, visited Mr..
and Mrs Freeman Kilgo, last
|Saiurday to see their little niece,
linda Joyce Sockwell, Ell Dorado.
Ihey also visited their grand
hother Mrs. Sarah Bowman =.
OAIdeSter high school closed
thursday Miss Josie Phene
McNeely, daughter of Mrs. Geor-
va SockWell, and Willie c.
eufuS' son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
.urIlS' graduated from Chidester
'"sn school Also S. l. Story,
so0 OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lee
'"y was one of the graduates.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28

Los Angeles, are visiting here as
house guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
Ola Hammonds. They will also
visit in Weldon, Batesville and
Lacrosse The graduation
exercise was held at White county
training school, Searcy, with the
address being delivered by Mrs.
Gwendolyn Floyd, principal of
Booker 7. Washington elementary
school, Little Rock, The very in
spring address was delivered to
large and appreciative audience.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
Augusta


Dorothy i. eaif
MIS- ns. Graduation exercise at Car
lHs Sisb school was a very NICE
yer D's end highly enjoyed by all
aiia'' nembers of the graduating
1--WE ,'ors speakers. Each speaker
class GAS ysry good and made it very
was Tar the judges to award
Aalu ,nmal oratorieal token that is
the a Wv the school. Miss Bar
gwen r. Kyles, was the lucky
Oa'" She was also named
"'' "sictorian Of her class :
oitv was sadden by the pass
lnl' of walter Brown, deacon OF
W. Salem Baptist church II
NJ" the largest attended funeral
S ". citv has witnessed Mrs
W. ,~.. Altheimer and baby daught-
A''' Iott saturday to join her hus-
S s,od Rev. Burton Altheimer,
D Da,s' Bluff Claude Foster OF
t~r Hood, was here visiting
T c Watson family Mr.
J Mrs William Feaster OF Der
s, home economies and agri-
."In,re instructor, and mother
Mrs Alma Williams of Cotton
Man, visited relatives and friends
The Service and Pleas
club met at the home OF
wrs Luyester Davenport at Nc
rrory The hostess served de-
Tc.o1s salad plate. The door prize
mas won by Mrs. Dorothy Carr
Mrs Fairyfax Watson and Mrs l.
Smith, were prize winners
out.of-town people who at
tended the Walter Brown funeral
we're: Mrs. Alice Atkins, st,
Louis; Mrs A. c. Hollis and
many others,
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ivan
J E. Shelton

Y E, Shelton
D L. Wilbon celebrated his 87th
pD'nday May l6, which was a
E'y enjoyable occasion. Dinner
vas served in the home of Mr.
u .d Mrs. Sylvester McDuffte
'"Ose present were: Booker Will
"" Toledo, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs
Nrr ,"~o "lIbon, Mr.. and Mrs. York
DOoa Jr, Mrs. Mary Wilbon
'DeS' Mr., and Mrs. Preston Will
q" Oh Little Rock. Mr.. and Mrs
''sF WiIbou, Alexander, Louis.
A, e. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilbon,
o. Beatrice Harris, Mrs. ODESSA
N .OuLlle, OF this city, Rev. and
H.. W, L, Grow, Mrs. Sue Ella
n, ,yNer Fordyce, Mrs. Johanna
we Mrs Maudie Cobb, Mr.. and
Nathan Dandy. of Little
I'm ~" Mr. and Mrs Martin Bos-
- ivan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
"rooh and family of Fordyce
~ Wi,Don, who has been a
N. VIZ IN Warner Brown hospital
past few months is convalesc.
|ag at home '' 60 %
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church, Rev. D, L. Harris, pas or.
Mrs, Grad, Blanch Nixon.
and Eartha Lee Brown, were here
visiting their mother, Mrs. Su la
Nixon, who has been ON the SICK
list Tor long time, They have
now returned to their home in
California June Walker, is
on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
Malvern,

my Grisbv
h. wilson high school witness
h., second annual commence
r,s =, exercise, Thursday, with q
H.. yates Baccalaureate services
h. neid in the chapel, Sunday
,a,a henrietta Bailey, history
M, t and clever young wife Of
br,l p,'ncipal, Prof. e. E. Bailey,
~ her previous record with
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Bluff Civ
Burma ID. Gulley

A musical program will be rem
dered by the Spiritual Five, the
southern Stars. and the Five
Stars at Sweet Home Baptist
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ParkdaIe
tassie Fitzpatrick

Mrs Annie Mae King, Of Bonita,
Louisiana spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Webster Barnett David Ma
pier of Bonita, Louisiana, was the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
TO POP" ON HIS DAY

SURPRISE FATHER WITH WONDERFUL GOLDEN CAKE 20
easily made with one package of yellow layers
completely with fathers favoe frostingrch chocolate plenty
OF It And the decorations easy do Why not try one
for POP? - - ~ ''' ' W ''''
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
FATHERS FAVORITE c
FAIHEKS FAVUKITE CAKE
package Swans Down Gun water
feH0W Cake Mix eggs, unbeaen

Empty contents of package into large bowl Add cup
water Blend then beat minutes medium speed mixer
or 900 vigorous strokes by hand Scrane bowl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28

o ften } Add
eg 6 S, b len d,
and beat | min
ute in mixer or
$50 strokes by
hand. Then add
EN- aiming z
c u p W a t G r
gradually a n d
beat | minute
longer at low
speed of mixer
or $50 strokes
by hand.
p our batter
into two round
in c h layer
pans, W h i c h
have been lined
0 n b o ito m S
W it h p a PIE r
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Obituary
q KICHINOSUKE TANAKA

Funeral services for Mr.. Kichi-
nosuke Tanaka 879 Corwin Place
were held Tuesday in the Seattle
Betsuin Mr. Tanaka. rs. died No
vember 81 in Providence Hospital
He founded Rainier Poultry.
Born August 20 1879 in Ehime-
ken Japan Mr. Tanaka has beer
in Seattle and the United States
for 81 years
He is survived by his wife Mrs
Harue Tanaka Seattle; one daug-
liter Mrs. Chiyeko Okano Shell
ton; two sons. Bairoku James Ia
naka and Masahisa Mud" Tana-
ka both of Seattle; one brother
Suginosuke Tanaka. Japan; and
six grandchildren
Wake services were held Monday
at Mr. Tanaka's residence Grave
side services were conducted at 1C
am Wednesday at Resthaven Me
mortal Cemetery
Arrangements were made by Su-
Sumi-Butterworth
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Ai-lku Guild Tea
Honors Sponsor

Members of the Ai-Iku Ortho-
pedic Guild were hostesses at a
tea honoring its sponsoring group
the Maude B Parsons Giuld last
Tuesday afternoon from 2 to in
Mrs John Fukuyama's home.
Mrs Fukuyama Mrs Frank
Kanemori Mrs. George Tokuda
Mrs. Theodore Nakamura and
Mrs Kazue Naito the Ai-Iku
Guilds officers. and the Parsons
Guild officers received the guests
Special guests included Mrs
Reginald H Parsons. one Of the
original members of the hospitals
board of trustees and for whom
the Maude B Parsons Guild was
named; Mrs. Thomas Balmer pre-
sident of the hospitals board:
Mrs william G. Reed chairman
of the board; Mrs. Shigezo Yoshi-
zawa. wife of the Japanese consul;
Miss Janet Watson Brady. the
hospitals public-relations direct
or; and Miss Eva H Erickson
hospital administrator
Mrs Juro Yoshioka was in
charge of arrangements for the
tea. She was assisted by Mrs. Ka-
nemori and Mrs Tokuda
Mines. Henry Tatsumi William
Mimbu, Kazue Naito, Theodore
Nakamura. Thomas Balmer and
Reginald Parsons poured.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Methodist
December Meeting

The Commission on Education
and the Sunday School staff will
meet at 7:30 p m Friday Deem
Der 3. in the church parlor Plans
for the Christmas program will be
discussed
Sports
The church will be represented
by two basketball teams this year
Coach Ted Nakanishis team
comprised of Victor Iwata Seiji
Funamori. Ronnie and Lawrence
Corpuz. Alfred Mar Elmer Ikeda
and Art Kono will be entered in
the "B" league of the Nisei Vete-
rams Committee circuit
A 10 and under team coached
by Kenji Onishi and Shig Tada
is in the Inter-Church loop
Players are welcome to Join Ell
Their team.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Lotus YBA Elects
Demise Prexy

Newly elected officers of the Lo-
tus YBA will be installed at a spe-
cial Bonenkai service to be held
Saturday. December II in the Sc
attic Betsuin
The new officers are: Jim De-
mise, president; Jack Matsui boys
vice president; Noriko Ichikawa
girls vice president; Doris Kubo-
ia. recording secretary; Marian
Namba. corresponding secretary;
Ted Taniguchi ire asurer; Ruby
Suyama. historian; Irene Yamau-
chi. religion chairman; Tommy
Miyata. boys athletic chairman;
Beth Full girls athletic chair
man
The new officers were elected at
a mass meeting November %
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Rev, Sasaki From Nippon New Pastor
For Issei Group AtSi. Peters Church

New Issei minister at st Peters
Episcopal Church in Seattle is the
Rev Nathaniel Sasaki As from
Otatei City, Akita-ken. Japan
The Rev Sasaki who was grad
uated by St Paul's University in
Tokyo and Central Theological
Seminary in Kentucky will be
here until March, 1855 He came
to this country as delegate from
Tohoku Diocese in Northern Hon
shu to attend the Catholic Con-
ference in Chicago and the Pan
American Congress in Minneapo-
lis
The new st. Peters pastor who
arrived here last Sunday from the
Midwest parleys. was visibly i'm
pressed with this country, remark
ing: IT'S gorgeous, beautiful Ev-
erything is on a big scale and
clean 1t seems to be as if it's the
top of material civilization "
Sommenting on the religious 81
tuation in Japan. he said that ia
pans youth flocked to Christian
churches Immediately after World
War II because they were restless
But they were very much disap-
pointed and many of them left 4"
he added. because they felt the
churches did not fill their social
and economic needs"
The Rev. Sasaki hesitated on
predicting the future of the Chris
tan churches in Japan but declar-
ed. Il believe the Christian chur-
ches should emphasize more SER
vice to everyone by planning
program wherein the community
and the world are considered.
That is. the churches should work
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
In Tacoma

q BY YASUKO HASHIMOTO
= WEDDING BELLS

Tacoma Buddhist Church was
beautiful with baskets of white
NUNS and candelabras with white
candles when Miss Nancy Yukiko
Yamashita daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Isamu Yamashita of Seattle
and Mr. Bill Tanabe. son of Mr.
and Mrs K Tanabe of Tacoma
were united in marriage at pm.
Sunday November %.
The Rev H Futaba officiated at
the double-ring ceremony.
Vocal selections Because and
"Oh Promise Me were sung by
Mrs Hiroshi Fujita accompanied
by Mrs Tad Fujioka the brides
aunt
The bride chose a gown of white
satin with a squlrebeaded illusi-
on necklne featuring full-length
sleeves and a long train. Her fin
gertip veil was caught in crown
of pearls with lace leaves. She
carried a bridal spray of roses.
stephanotis and white orchids
Miss Mid Tanabe. sister of the
groom was maid of honor She
wore a street-length of blue bro
cade with a scooped neckline and
full skirt. She carried a bouquet
of red roses with matching flow
ers in her hair
Bridesmaids Miss jeanne John
son and Miss Nancy Sameshima
wore pink dresses of the same de
sign with bouquets of yellow roses
and matching flowers in their hai1
Little Miss Ruth Yamashita
sister of the bride was flower
girl. Her dress was baby blue with
Peter Pan collar. puff sleeves and
full skirt Her colonial bouquet
was of pink roses and white NUNS
The groom's party consisted Of
Mr. Roy Osaka, best man; anc
Messrs. Stogie Kawabata Joe Sa-
saki Henry Hashimoto and Franz
Nomfyama all ushers
After the ceremony a reception
was held in the New Yorker Mr.
Tets Tamaki was POSTMASTER Mr.
Nomiyama and Mr. George Naka.
no took care of the second portion
of the program.
Mrs. Mary Hirata passed the
guest book Gifts were taken care
of by Messrs. Yosh Fujita Franz
Osaka. Joe Kosai Johnny Yama-
da and Miss Amy Mukai Mines
John Sasaki Yosh Tanabe Tee
Higashi and Misses Dot Tanab,
and Carole Takeshita assisted
with the serving of the weddinl
cake
For going away. the bride wa.
attired IN a pink suit with pinl
accessories and a white corsage
The happy couple will reside il
Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
. COLORADO TROTH

Miss Mitsuko Tsutsumi of Den
yer and Mr.. Albert Mitamura of
Fort Lupton. Colo. exchanged
wedding VOWS Sunday. November
IA, in ceremony before the altar
of the Fort Lupton Buddhist
Church at Fort Lupton. Colo.
Miss Tsutsumi is a former Port
land resident The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs M Mitamura.
The Rev. N Tsunoda officiated
at the service. Later a reception
was held with Mr. M. Ota as
chairman
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O ENGAGEMENT TOLD

Mrs Tae Miyazaki' announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Sara. to Mr. Shozo Kosugi son Of
Mr. and Mrs Tamenosuke Kosugi
of Seattle
The engagement was disclosed at
a party for relatives held Novem-
Der % in the Miyako Cafe,
Those attending in addition to
the couple and their parents we're
Mrs Chiyeko Abe Mr. and Mrs.
Shig Kosugi Mr. Tadashi Kosugi.
Mr. and Mrs TAX Asaba Mr. and
Mrs. 1suzu Miyazaki. Mr. Paul
Mlyazaki. and the Misses Mary
and Julianne Miyazaki
The bride-to-be is employed at
Fort Lawton. and her fiance at the
United States Post Office
No date has been set for the
wedding
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Duplex 14th and Yesler
Distress sale 81 300 equity for
only So 900. Balance only SO 300
Appliances and most furniture in
cluded This property is business
zoned A new roof just put on at
$500 cost
Beacon Hill Near vets Hospital
Berdooms and den r o m a II
brick E ntr rance hall fireplace.
Comb living and dining ell Kit
chen has eating space with extra
cupboards Finished bedroom in
basement Auto oil heat basement
garage Level lot in lawn q shrubs.
On quiet street. 10 years old Some
furnishings available SIS 600
Beacon Hill
Unexcelled view of Lake Wash
and Cascades 10 year old brick 3
bedrm. den double plumbing plus
one-half plumbing in basement
Greenhouse attached to house with
heat duct from furnace Detached
garage. paved street FILA apprais-
ed price SIS. 900
1923 18th Ave South
Newly redecorated inside and
out. Immediate possession ? Bed
rm.. tile floors. tile bath Bendiz
washer included Totll closing cost
including down payment only $500
Payments s55 per mo FILA APP
praisal price SO 600
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10 a.m.-lSsel .seWce
Ills am. NJ. eoreHp selvief
80 pm You sl9 =u,a ,ef
ing
BUDDHIST
li11 Nam ~
10 m Sunday School
Il a.m.-Young peoples devotion
III service Rev S Masunaga to
speak
CONGRFGATIDNAI
sss l7rh 40.
10 Sunday School
10 m -Issei Sundsy morning
service God of Mercy or Punish
ment" topic for the Rev Al Chin
Tsai
11:15 a m.-Nisei Sunday morn
ing service The Loneliness of
Jesus topic for Mrs Marvin
Capewell
FAITH BIBLE
1873 18th Ave
Sunday. 8 am Radio KRKL
japanese Gospel Hour
METHODIST
1886 Washington ST
10 am Church school Parents
class Skeptics Hour
11:15 a.m,-NiSei worship service
The Rev. Frederick Yasaki to
speak
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1919 Weller st.
II am.-YBA service.
2 pm-Issei service. The Rev K
tkuta to speak
PRESBYTERIAN
s22 9Th Ave. Sc
10 am .-Issei service. Young a
dult class. Sunday School
Ills .m.-Nisei worship.
7:30 pm. Young Believers Eel
lowship
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King Sc.
10 a.m.-Sunday School
Ills a.m.-Holy communion in
Japanese and sermon in English
by the Rev. Paul Denlinger.
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Prep Graduate

Tadashi Hoida will be one of the
students who will receive high
school diplomas this weekend at
Edison Technical School The
fall quarter ends Friday. Deem
Der
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with the outside world instead of
acting only within Their circles