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Wt DNESDAY. Al'Gl'ST 25, 1954
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Q BETROTHAL TOLI)
Two Kokoshi dolls facing each 0-
ther beneath a pine trvo on which
was carved a heart with the betro
thed initials announced the engage
ment of Miss Julianne Sam and Mr.
Yukio Kumasaka at a tea in the
Sato residence last Sunday after
noon. August 22_
Miss 81110 is the daughter of M 1"
and Mrs. Jinzo Sato and Mll Kuma
saka is the son of Mr. and Mrs‘ Yu
ji Kumasaka. all or Seatlet.
. Assisting tht- bride-elect with the
tea was her sister. MlB5 Cherry
Aunt" Sam. Miss May Ushijima. and
her fiance's sisters‘ mo. Muses Yuri
and Amy Krmasaka
Other guests includvd Hirnko O
uawry 'l‘aeko 02mm. Yr‘rilm Onnwa,
Saohl Inaba. Kelkn Hyodo. Hideko
nylo. Akiko Hyodn. Mary Lock
wood. Toyoko Okiyama‘ Julle Mi—
yazaki. Mrs. Mntsu Hnmma. Martha
Murakami, Violet Arasr‘. F‘usako
Suwabe. Yuri Houmwara. Mollie Fn
jioka. Phyllls Bennvr. Ayako Mn—
chizukl, Irene Takahashi, Kather
ine Takahashi. Evelyn Tronca‘ Ter
ry Tanino. Margaret Nishikawa and
Mitsuko Hara_ Unable to attend
were June Kumasaka. Emily Wara
shina. Lillian Sakuma. Mrs. Jean
Herbert. Vivien Webb. Evelyn Ta
kahashi. Sumi Takahasln and Dor
rino Strandrud_
No date has been so! for the wed
«ling:
0 IN APPRECIATION
Mr_ and Mrs. Slekichi Fukei gave
a reception in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Budd Fukei last Sunday night
at the Gyokko Ken Cafe. The par
ty also was in appreciation of the
many kindness extended to the cou
ple since their marriage May 1 by,
the Rev. Paul Hagiya at Wesley
House near the University of Wa
shington cainpns.
Mrs_ Fnkei is- the former Gladys
Arlene Harper. daughter of Mr.
Harry 'l‘. Harper of Vermillion.
Kansas,
Co-masters of ceremonies were
Mr Tom Fnrukawa and Mr, Kim
Nishiinm‘a
0 FIRST CHILD
Eric Lindsay 6 lb. 6h; oz, first
Chlld of Mr. and Mrs‘ Roy Ishino
arrived at Virgkﬂa Mason Hospital
last. Sunday afternoon The pater
nui grandfather is T.K_ Ishino. and
lhu' maternal grandmother is Mrs;
K Kobnyashi
\
TAI TUNG CAFE
NI‘WI.Y RENOVATED
Ten limos begin It I] a.m
(‘him-sc & Americgn Foods
Seattle. Wuh.
ll mm. to 4 ..m.
I t Pays to Advertise
In Thr Northwest Tlme-
We Are Glad
To Serve
nmiesmnnaih‘ in mam!" of
iorhnlcal advice. and whether
you plan additional life insur
ance or not. Lei us show you
how to protect yourself and your
dependents against the loss of
SOCIAL SECURITY benefits.
TOM Si IWA’I‘A
CAL-WI vn En i YATES LIFE
Bum: SE. 1310 Rem: BA 1215
90] Securities Bldg.
Seattle 1. Wuh.
g FULLER PAINT "DOUGTS GENEIEL ELECTRIC
K) 650 Jackson Seattle, Wash. SE. 0465 -
. GOLDEN FETI'Z
Mll and Mrs Sokichi Hoshide will
celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary on September 5. with a re
replion at 12:30 at the Japanese
Baptist Church Mr_ Hoshide is 76
and his wife is 68.
Mr. Hoshide came to Seattle 60
years ago, and has been associated
with the Japanese Baptist Church
since that time, He has been in his
profession as jewaler for 57 years.
Although Mr. Hoshide was not na
turalized until June 8. 1953 because
of the law. he applied for his first
citizenship papers on Jan. 28. 1901.
Mt, and Mrs_ Hoshide have threr
sons, Tor-mic of Washington. DC.
Akira of bus Angeles. Lloyd of Se
attle. and one daughter. Mrs. Ted
Sakln'a ol’ Seattle, and two grand
"hildrmt .
Tacoma News
A pretty candlelight ceremony n
the Tacoma Buddhist Church. Sun
day. August 8. united in marriage
Miss Chiyeko Tanabe. daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Raiichi Ta
nabc of Tacoma. and Mr. rank Hi
sayasu. son of Mr. an ers‘ Kiichi
Hisayasu of Spokane. formerly oil
South Park, The couple exchanged
rings and VOWS before an altar of
white gladioli.
The Rev. H. Futaba officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Mr Henry Tanabh.
The bride chose‘a beige silk shan—
tung dress with a small matching
head-piece and carried light brown
orchids.
Mrs. Masao 'i‘anabe. sister—in-law
of the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a white silk dress
sprinkled wrth purpln and purple
and light green print and carried
purle carnations
Best man for the ceremony “as
Mr_ Saburo Hisayasu. brother of tin:
‘groom. Ushering were Mr. Gouge
l Tanabe and Mr. Jack Hisayasu Two
iwedding selections. “At Dawning"
and “Through the Years." were sung
by Mrs George Samuelson. Jr. ac
comanied by Mrs. George Nakano_
The bridegroom's mother ware a.
black dress
Presiding at the reception were
Mesdames John Fujita of Tacoma
and Harry Yoshida of Spokane. as-
Isisted by Misses Dorothy and Midori
Tanabc. Frances Yoshida. and Mrs.
George Tanbara. Mrs. Nob Yoshida
Was in charge of the cake-cutting
and Miss Amy Mukai‘ the guest
book.
For a honeymoon trip through
Oregon. the bride chose a beige silk
dress suit with matching accessories.
The newly~weds will make their
home in Spokane.
A key word puzzle game played
by her guestsrrevealed the engage
ment of Miss Maki K a. w a s a k 1.
daughter of Mr_ and Mrs. Hikozo
Kawasaki of Tacoma. to Ml" To m
Okawara of Fresno. Calif.‘ Sunday,
August 15-
Guests at the dinner party were
the Mcsrlanies Tush Aral. Bob llda.
Tak lkeda. Leo Kawasaki. Dick
Osaka. Ish Suyemzitsu. George Tam
‘bara. George Tanblra. Kaz Yumane.
Clifton Goon. George Kawasaki. and
the Misses Aki Sasaki. Rae Tamara.
Fujiko Tamtra. Haruko Yaguohi.
Yaeko Watanabe. Shigeko Wate
nabe.
Unable to attend were the Ma
dames Tak Chihara. Joe Fujlta..
ZenJi Shibayama. and the Mbm‘
Yasuko Hashimoto and Midori Ta
nabe,
The young couple is planning a
late October wedding in Tacoma.
i . NVC ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Nisei Veterans Committee
wishes to acknowledge donations
from Mrs, Kiyo Motoda. 510: Mrs
T Akada. slO. '
The Right Touch At The Right Time
‘ When folks start saying, “It's really too hot in eat." thnt i 1
WI: '1! you must psi epecla attention to the foods you serve Ind
tlu- way you serve t em.
.lust such a time is the right time for a tool, cool Jellied Chicken
Rinz——luscious tliiecee of tender chicken combined With crisp vege
tnl les and mol ed in lemon-ﬂavored gelatin to make a main-dish
salad that will tempt the m'o‘et heetqrded appetites. It can be pua
pan-d ahead in the cool of the day, too.
Jellied Chicken Ring
1 pockege lemon-ﬂavored 2 tablespoons diced pim‘nlo
ge atin t bl .~
2 cups hot chicken stock, 2 a espoone ”no!“
free from f“ 1 teaspoon grated onion
U; cup ched coiokeld chicken 1/4 teupoon ”It
cup c oppe ce ery
U 4 cup chopped green perper 0”" of pepper
1/4 cup chopped etuﬂed o ivee Dash of Worcestersh."
(optional) sauce
Dissolve gelatin in hot chicken stock. Chill until slightly thick
ened. Combine remaining ingredients. Fold into slightly thickened
gelatin. Turn into ring mol . Chill until ﬁrm. Unmold. Serve on
crisp lettuce and garnish with mayonnaise. Makes 6 servinge.
. (‘ARE 0F BRIDAL "EILS
llcre's a word for present and prospective brides. It's about keep
ing that, bridal veil intact for 'l third-generation wedding
katherine Schneider. County Extension Agent. says the first step
inward a ton-t; life for a \cil is careful selection of fabric Be sure you
know what kind of material you are buying and how much sizing it
(ontains‘ Nvlon veiling will probably nbt require slum: for stiffening
Sill: or raven probably will If the (ﬁbre is lined. it'll be attractive to
s;lver fish and book lice. Thede pests will feed in the starch in the si
zing. thus damaging the material.
Just to he on the safe side in keeping insects away from the veil.
Miss Schneider advises this 1n caution; Select a tight container for
sawing the uni -—a plastic. iippered bag or a heavy cardboard box
x.tlich can be sealed would 60‘ Put tissue paper in the bottom with
naphthalene flakes 0:1 top. Be sure the tissue protects the veil from
the flakes It a cardboard box in used. seal the lid in place with gum
21nd taper It the shape of the container makes it impossible to pro-..
Lt-ct the veil from layers of issue and naphthalene flakes. put a hand
fill of flakes lit a small muslin bag and put in the bottom of the con
tainer. Chuk container and ienew flakes annually or as needed
Methodist Notes
0 50th Anniversary Observance
The 50th anniversary Was ofﬁcial
ly opened Tuesday. August 24. On
each successive night thereafter for
the remainder of the week. there
will be an Issel meeting at 8 nm
The following persons wlll sneak
during the meetings: Rev. Taro Go
to. Rex" Ye Yamaka, Rev. Y_ Tsuda.
The observance will close wlth an
Anniversary Banquet at 6 pm. Bunv
day. August 29. The Rev TJ. Ma
chlda will preslde as toastmaster
and will Introduce the speakers:
Rev’ Cyrus Albertson. Oenjx Mlha~
w. H. Okuda. Rev. Taro auto and
Rev. A‘ Tsal. More than 300 persons
are expected at the banquet
. Joint Wmhlp Soul“:
A joint Mei-Nisei worship aorvnce
will be held at 11 am. Sunday. Au~
sum 39‘ The Rev. Taro 00w wm
speak to the Nigel on the auburn.
"Christ. The Hope or The World."
The Rev. Y. Yamaha wm xﬁve the
met sermon. "Living In Obedlonoe
To God's Will."
MO6 00.
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PHONE 83.1950
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Church Notices
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al nervice Rev S Masunngn to
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11 emf—ruse! morning service,
1 Saturday activities (or high school
Wudents. 1:30 to 4:80 pm.
1 nm IIIIJ
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H—Womhip Service, Robert Oel
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