Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 8

              November 2I, 1942       PIONEER      Page 3
BETWEEN US GIRLS
BY TAXIE KUSUNOKI
All the world loves
the truly beautiful wo-
man, including the truly
beautiful woman.
-St. Clair McKelway
This, they told me, is
to be a column FOR and/or
OF women, that broad-hipped
race of humans than which
there is none more myster-
ious and   inconsistent.
So whether you're a fussy
puss, a mealy mouse, or one
of those mental jobs, this
particular little corner
is for you to read--and
pan--at will.
We mean it.  Any and
all suggestions or comments
for the future improvement
(there'll doubtless be lots
of room for it) of this
col-yum will be honestly-
and-truly appreciated.
Kidding aside for the
moment and notwithstaiid ing
Thomas Decker's curt but
classic observation that
"women, at best, are bad,"
this department hereby as-
sumes an obligation to serve
in whatever small way it
can this center's wimmin-
folk.
May we state at the out-
set our policy, the result
of a full five minutes'
deliberation and subject
to change by you;  t'wit,
to present as briefly and
readably as possible items
that may be of interest to
our permanent-waved gentry,
whether fussy pusses, mealy
m----	
But that's where we came
in.
*fp, glamour girl; mm, home-
ly gal; mj, intellectual
type.
Young   People
In  Block  Party
To promote further ac-
quaintance among former
Santa Anitans and Mercedians,
the young people of 6E and
6F played hosts to their
guests from Block 7H in the
6E    recreation   hall    last
night.
The    evening    was spent
in playing games, folk-
dancing, and ballroom danc-
ing.
FOUR MINISTERS ATTEND
CONVOCATION IN DENVER
Through the negotiations
of W. Ray Johnson, head of
community service, and Her-
bert Walther, junior high
school principal, four min-
isters of the Granada Pros-
estant church last week
attended the ministers'
and workers' convocation
of the Colorado Council of
Churches in Denver. Mem-
bers of the Granada dele-
gation were Herbert Walther
and the Revs. Takeo Agatsu-
ma, Chiaki Kuzuhara, Harry
Hashimoto, and Akira Kuroda.
Business discussed in
the afternoon session of
the one-day conference per-
tained to the Japanese sit-
uation in the state of Col-
orado. Among the highlights
of the meeting were a re-
port of the center's edu-
cational program by Herbert
Walther, and a panoramic
report of the protestant
work being done in Amache
by Rev. Hashimoto.
The problem of securing
employment for the purpose
of permanent relocation of
center residents was also
discussed.
Catholic Study
Club  Started
Catholic study clubs will
be held every Friday at
7:30 in the 11K recreation
hall, it was announced by
Father Michael A. Maher of
Holly, this week.
Those study clubs are
divided into age groups and
are to open to the public.
Catholic mass will be
hold every Saturday at 7
a.m. Bather Maher will con-
duct  the services.
ACTIVITIES  FOR
ADULT      PLANNED
Shibai and a phonograph
record hour of Japanese
music are among the activ-
ities planned for the issei,
it was announced by the
recreation department.
Physical body building
classes will also be under-
taken soon.
Girl    Scouts
Take   Recruits
Girls interested in join-
ing the girl scouts are
asked to report to the 7E
recreation hall any time
between the hours of 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. daily except Sun-
day.
At present the scouts
are taking up knitting and
crocheting, and going on
nature study hikes. A first
aid  course is planned.
HATSUYE SATO
LEADS CLUB
Hatsuye Sato was elected
president of the Block 6H
girls' club organized Mon-
day evening.  Sadako Naka-
no was named vice-president;
june Nakano, secretary-
treasurer, and Eleanor Ta-
nita, social chairman.  Mes-
dames K. Higaki and T. Nishi-
zaki are advisors for the
group.
Established as the pur-
pose of the organization was
unity, through which the
members can get together
for entertainment, cultur-
al lessons, music appreci-
ation, hiking trips, knit-
ing, sewing, and to hear
various speakers.   A club
name will be selected at
the group's next meeting.
CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY
Event			TIME	     Rec Hall		
PROTESTANT
Sunrise prayer meeting	6:15 a.m.	              7G
Sunday  school		8:45 a.m.	              8H
English service	             10:15 a.m.              8H
Japanese  service	             10:00 a.m.        7H-8H
YP meeting		7:00 p.m.             8H
BUDDHIST
Sunday school 		9:00 a.m.	       7G-11G
SS teachers'  meeting        10:00 a.m.        7G-11G
Adult  service		2:00 p.m.        7G-11G
YP service		7:00 p.m.	 7G