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Change in
SEATTLE
Trains
i Effectn,e April 1st
401, leaving Portland
p.m. April 1st, and there-
Will arrive at Seattle
q STATION, instead of
Station; and train 402
11:30 p.m. April
aereafter, will depart
STATION i n-
St. Station.
Auburn and Sumner,
made at the Union
cStations, instead of
eat North.
at Payallup, stop
e made at North Puyallup
UNION NORTHERN
PACIFIC PACIFIC
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St,TTON-MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL
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BOOKMOBILt, TO ER THREE
MORERURAL R()I00 1 ES NEX3 WEI00K
Middle Nl¢okonfish, Union
The 13ookmobilo will travel on
(his route on Tuesday, March 29
;I lid (HI ;ilterlh'lte Tiles(lays.
Middle Skokomish school, 10:;10
to l l; hatchery corner, 11:05 fo
ll :115; Vi]inson's, 11 :0 to 11:30;
I agan's, 11:35 to 111:,t5; ]{ay-
bllrllS, I noon to 12:10: Cotlnty
b',lrn, •12:15 to 12:25; Sport.nl:ln's
Itaven, 12:,t0 to 12::50.
AddinK many miles to the lh;ok-
nlobi]( HPI'Vill °" rllr{ll collnlllniti(s
ill I:lson cotlnly, th(, libl'lLl'y-(Hi-
who(,ls will l)'avol over t}lree dif-
ferelmt )'miles next weok, Miss Lil-
lien Collins, l{egiona] Public l,ib-
l'3l'ifll3, has announc(,d.
The scheduh, for nexl wr,ek',
lool¢m()bih, slops is "s folh)ws;
Mary M. Knight El.heel ., Union sc.hool, 1:20 to 1:50; Us-
This route will be covered Mtm- ] ion, 1:50 to 2:20; Robin Hood
day, March 28 and on allernate h)tlge, 2:15 t() 2:25; Camp Bet-
Mondays thereafte)'.
M;qlle c()urt, 10 a.m.; Kronas, quist, 2:25 to 2:35; Youngs, 2:,10 t.o
to i2 F)() Island Lake south, 3:10 to
10:15
to
10:25'
l) ayton
10:30
..... 3:20, and Island Lake north, "1:30
10:.15; Lake Nahwatzel, 10:55 t()
Io :{:40.
11; Matlock, 11:10 to 11:20; Port-
man's, 11:30 to 11>10; ,l'ord road,
11:45 to 11:55; Dcckerville cross-
road, 12 neon to 12:10; second
crossroad, 12:10.1o 12:20.
Mary M. Knight school, 12:45 o
1:45; Scott Ford crossroad, 1:50
to 2; Evett's, 2:05 to 2:15; Shaw's,
2:15 to 2:25; cut-off road, 2:25 to
2:35; Trenckman's, 2:40 to 2:50;
state park corner', 2:55 to 3:05;
Buck prairie, 4 to 4:10, and Hol-
man road corner, 4:20 to 4:ao.
Lumber
Company
R SANDERS FOR RENT
In Our Location on
Mountain View
ON THE OLYMPIC HIGHWAY
MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 598, Shlton
(harles. ,Welrauch PHONE 657
Forhen, Oyster Bay
This route will be covered Wed-
nesday, March 30 anti on alter-
nate Wednesdays.
Kennedy creek, 9:45 to 9:55;
Oyster Bay school, 10 to 10:30;
Forbes school, 10:30 to 11; Old
Callow school, 11:05 to 11:15;
Kamilche, 11:25 to 11:35; Kamil-
('he Point road, 11:40 to 11:50;
Ilill creek road, 11:55 to 12:10;
Soutilside (Saeger's store), 12:45
to 12:55.
Southside sdhool, 1 to 1:30;
Canney poifit (Castle's), 1:40 to
1:50; Arcadia, 1:55 to 2:05; Deer
harbor, 2:15 to 2:25; Brumbaugh
road, 2:30 to 2:,]0; Cloquallmn
road (Layton's), 2:55 to 3:05;
Lake Isabella loop, 3:10 to 3:20;
Shelton Valley (Glover'g), 3:25 to
3::15; Grange or Echo farm, 3:,t0
to 3:50; Shelton Valley north, 3:55
to ,1:05, aud Isabelht Lake corner,
,1:20 to 4:30.
Battles To Be Filmed
On Fort Lewis Ground
Fort Lewis--This post will be-
come a vast movie set and soldiers
of the Second Infantry Division
will be actors when Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer films colossal bat-
tle scenes on the military reser-
vation.
Advance agents of the motion
picture eompsny here arrived
here to make arrangements for
participation of division troops in
the scenes. To be represented are
battle scenes fomous in the his-
tory of World War II.
In one sequence, according go
the film industry representative,
to be used in one of the two pic-
tures to be produced, the men and
equipment of tile division will im-
personate soldier. of a famous
warime parachute unit in one of
the 'ar's most heroic fights.
It was not determined when the
first sequences will be filmed.
When shooting begins, all men,
tanks and guns of the Division
will move into action.
SAYS"
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Harstine Island
By Mrs, Earl llarrlman
Friends and neiglb¢)rs or Mrs.
Mary Carlson Ost were saddt,nod
by her sudden I)nssing last li'riday
evcning. She came tn the Island
over 40 years ago where she had
r'tised her family but had recently
lnade her holn( in T/teo)lla, where
she married Felix Ost last Nov-
ember. A large turn ()HI of Island
nieghbors attended her funeral in
Shelton Monday afternoan.
Mr. and Mrs. t.oseoe Page an(1
Miss Ollie McCay gave Mrs. Hil-
ma Wingert a surpris]i birtlday
party last Wednesda evening.
Cards and dainty hluch were ell-
joyed.
Eighteen ladies attended the
Itarstine Women's Chtb meeting
last Thursday afternoon "it the
home of Mrs. Margie Gillette.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harriman,
Sr., of Vaughn, and Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Harriman, ,It'., and chihh'cn
were last Wednesday evening sup-
per guests at the Earl Harriman
home. Later they were at the
home of Glen Harriman, Jr., last
Sunday afternoon for a birthday
dinner for Glen Harriman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Waite and
Mrs. Earl Harriman and son
Clyde attended a double wedding
in Seattle Saturday night for the
two daughters of Mrs. Jessie Jones
of Pickering.
Martin Goetsch is building a
boat cradle for the Itarstine fer-
ry to be put in very shortly for
its Spring painting. It will be off
the run a few days.
Mrs. Leona Otterstad of Aber-
deen was a caller at the Earl
Harriman home Monday after°
noon.
Mrs. Anna Johnson is staying
at the home of her' daughter and
httsband, Mr. and Mrs. Irvie Win-
gert. They came Saturday from
her son's home, Sundius Johnson,
of Olympia.
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
II I I I 1
SUMMONS FOR PUBI,I('ATION
IN THE sUPERIOR COURT OF' TIlE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COIINTY.
IN lqgOBA'l' E
LEO M. FLICK, Plaintiff,
VS.
ANNA FLICK. Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
the said Anna Flick. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within 60 days after the date of the
first publleatum of this summons, to-
wit: withln 60 days after the 10th
day of February. 1949. nnd defend the
above 0ntitled action in the above ('n-
titled court and (!llswer Ill(? complaint
of Plaintiff and serve a (!opy of y(.)tll'
answer upon t|l(! und(:l'SJgned At-
torney for Plaintiff at his office below I
stated and in case (it' your failure sol
to do. judgment will be rendered I
against you aec'ording to the demands I
of the complaint which has been filed
with the Clerk of said court. The ol)-
iect of Plaintiff's action is to secur'e
It d vorce I reel Def(,ndant tilden
gl'oLInds Of deserth)l| and ahalldon-
meet and fathlre to live together for
IllOl'(} than five years last pa.st•
CHAS. R. LEWIS
P ant fl s Altorff,y.
Post Office and Office Ad*
dl'es :
Bell Building, 1L9 So. Fourth
St )'eet,
Shelton, Mason County,
Washing|on.
2--10-17-2-t. 3--10-17-24--7t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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B, FRANKLIN
HEUSTON
ATTORNEY
Angle Bldg. Shelton
i
t
Combined Ckurch
Choirs To Present
Concert In May
A concert by the eontbine(l
(!hureh ehoir,,s of Shelton nnd cmn-
mtmity will be giveh at the hig'h
school attdttorium on Sunday eve-
ning, May 1. The church groups
will be dirce.t(tl by L. M. Sher-
wood.
The event pronHses to be a real
musical trea.t for residents in
Shelton. First practice will bc
held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 11
at the school auditorium. Any
nlember of any church choir in
the Shelton area is welcome to
participate• Anyone who belongs
to a church not having a regular
choir, but who would like to sing,
is invited to come.
Money raised at the concert
will be used for school scholar-
ships.
Rev. Bovee To Give
Ordination Message
Reverend and Mrs. J. O. Bovee
will be in Portland, Ore., over this
week end. Mr. Bovee has been in-
vited to give the ordination mes-
sage st the ordination of Kit'.
Lowell Powers on Monday eve-
ning.
Mr. Powers accepted the Ix)rd
under the ministry of Mr. Bovee
and was for "t time the superin-
tendent of the Baptist Sunday
school. He is now pastor of the
Lynch Baptist Church and instruc-
tor at the Powelhurst Bible Insti-
tute in Portland.
FAITII LUTHERAN CIIURCI!
()HURCII
John DeBoer, Pastor
Services are held in the I.O.O.F.
Hall. Sunday sehool and adttlt Bi-
ble classes begin at 9:45 a.m.
Divine worship is at 11 a.m.
Sermon topic is "Heavenly Food."
Adult instx'uction class for con-
firmation meets at 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day.
Choir meets at 8 p.m. Thurs-
day.
Tbq pastor lives at 627 J
street; phone number 959-M.
CIIRISTIAN S('[ENCE
"Reality" is the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon whic.h will be read
next Snnday in all branches of
The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass.
Golden Text: Philippians 4: 8.
"Whatsoever things are true,
whatsoever things are honest,
whatsoever things are just, what-
soever things are pure, whatso-
ever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report; if there
be any virtue, and if there be any
praise, think on these things."
The following ver,qe from Mat-
thew is included in the Lesson°
Sermon: "Verily I say nnto you,
Except ye be converted, and be-
come as little children, ye shall
not enter into the kingdom of
heaven."
From "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is the following cor r
xelative statement: "Willingness
to become as a little child and to
leave the old for the new, renders
thought receptive of the advanced
idea. Gladness to leave the false
landmarks and joy to see them
disappear,---this disposition helps
to precipitate the ultimate har-
'mony. The purification of sense
and self is a proof of progress."
Two Bremerton Youths"
Pass State Bar Exams
Two Bremerton youths who
have successfully passed examina-
tions to the Wasttington State Rat'
J
, i i ii i ,, • . _.
("f---- AT THt- "'
FIRST METHODIST CHURCII
Rev. Wayne Wright, Pttstor
Divine services start at 11 a.m.
on Sunday, March 27. The service
will have a pre-Easter theme and
music. Young adults will sponsor
the fellowship h(mr following the
service. here will ,be refresh,
meets.
Stmday school is at 9:45 a.m.
with important training for all
mentbers of the family. There are
classes for every age group.
Youth fellnwship with refresh-
meets is at 6:30 p.m. The senior
iigh school group meets in the
fireplace room and the junior high
grollp in the basement.
Evening Sunday worship and
song service at 8 o'clock, continu-
ing a series of discussions on
"The Quest of a Kingdom."
Young adtLlts are to be the
guests of the yotmg adult group
of the Olympia Methodist church[
Saturday "evening. For details and
transportation call the parsonage
276) or ,Claude Pevey (298-M). I
Annum congregational meeting]
of the church begins with I)otluck]
dinner at 6 p.m. March 30. Dr.I
S'l'. El)WARD'S ('IIURCtl
Rev. Mark %Vie(,Innann
Sunday, March 27 is the fourth
Sunday of Lent. First Mass is
8 a.m. and second High Mass is
10:30 a.m. The gospel is St..lohn,
chapter 6, v(*rses 1 to 115. Sf'.t'lLI )It
snbjeet: "Born of the Virf in M ry.
Mary Truly ,the Mother t)l' (;od."
Catechisn for all children and
chtu'ch 'tnd li,it)l' hisiory instruc-
tion for alt high school students
at 9:,15.
Evening devotion. Stations of the
Way 01! the Cross and bencdi(:-
tion at 7:,'{0 p,m.
l, Vednesday evening at 7:20
o'clock is devot.itm sernlnll and
benediction.
Friday, March 25 is the feast
of the annuntiation of the Bless-
ed Virgin Mary.
The next inquiry class wit1 be
held in the basement of the £:hurch
at 8:15 on April 6.
ST. DAVID'S El lNC()I AL
CH[ R(.I!
Fourlh and Cedar
Rev. Francis II. Iall, |n charge
Holy Comntt|ni()n is al S a.tn.
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n ,, , Hi-" i, *.h ; % Ill I III I
Mt. View Alliance Chapel
Rev, Theo. W, Chapman,
Pastor
9:,15 am, Stinday School
11 q.m. Morning evvlce
7:!!0 p.rm ]ljph'atioual ,qervlee
:X Ile:)rly \\;Velcrmw to All
BAPTIST CHURCH
,I, O. I;OVEE, Pastor
%VARREN HAI A:!], Assistant
Pro,qclling services :
Bibh, School, 9:15 A.M.
Morning Vv'ol"shlp, 1l A.M.
Y()ting People's, 6:10 it.in,
Ev(min.,;' WorMfil), 7:30 p.m.
We preach Christ (?rueified,
Rism and (!?oming Again.
A cordial invita.tion is cxtended
lo all.
UNITY TRUTIt[
CENI ER
Mine Hoekett, Ieader
408 Cotg Street
gunday: 11:00' a.m. Sunday
School; 8:00 p.m. Services.
Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. Class Work.
William C. Bowman, district su- Sunday, March 27. Friday: 8:00 p.m, Bible Study
perintendent, will be present. An- Church st:hool meets at 9:45 1:30 Wednesday Meditation
nual reports of all committees, or- a.m. I:h,a]ing' Vqorl -All Wclconle
ganizations and groups will be Service and sermon is at 11
made, and election of officers attd a.m.
committees will be held. Congre- The Guild will meet at Guild
gation mentbers urged to be pres- hall at 2 p.m. Moitday, Mrs. H. - .................................................................................
ent:. Berg is the st)eak(.r, f'
Choir practice is at 7:30 p.m ...................................... TO ALL
Thursday. Refreshments follow. MOUNT OIAVE LIVrlltEIIAN
....................................................... Win. M. AII)ach, Pastor INTERESTED IN
FillST BAPTIST CIIURCII Illgh,,'ay a.n(I (,a,t,atte f'I.IIlDPU ill? PUDI¢'IP
Fifth and Cot Streets Friday: The Lutheran %Vomen's
UHUIIbll UI" UIIIIlO 1
J. O. Bovee, IPaslor Missonary League lneets at 8 p.
Y'arren Hale, Assistant m. This meeting features a kit- i Meetings
Bible School, 9:45 a.m. All- chen stmwer for the church kit- ] Each Sunday A.M.
graded Bible lessons for every age. ('.hen.
Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Ray Saturday: The Junic)r M(,ntber- For Bible Study
Mainwaring will bring the morn- ship Class meets at 9 a.m. ( and Communion
ing message. Snnday: Sunday Seho()l ap, d I Call MRS. H.;.L. MILLER
Young People's Services, 6:;]0 Adult Bible Clas.' ' ' bein ;it 9:.15 Phone 72-R Or
p.m. Three age groups meet for a.m. Services begin qt 11 a.ln. The W. KOBEI_, Phone 614.R-1
Bible study and felh:)wship. Sae, rantent of the Altar will be ad- For Information
Evening Evangelistic Service, ministered in this service. The '
7:30 p.m. Mr. Warren Hale, as- Mountain View Bran(.h Sunday
sistant pastor, will bring the rues- School begimt at 9:3(i) a,m. - ......................................... 7---7T:=--
sage. Tuesday: The Sunday School FoursquareChurch
Monday Evening Devotional Teachers' Bible Chtss )scots at 8 910 E. Dearborn t.
Hour, 7:30 p.m. The fellows and p.m. at the hem(, of Mrs. Alfred Sunday School---9:45
girls will have a combined meet- Miehaolson, 212 Wyandotte.
Worship Selvice---11:0
, ing, at the. church., e ' : ' Wednesday: I,enten serv ts he- Crusader Service-.--6:45
tuesday v rang Home Build- • , , , .... •
.... '- - gm at 8 p.m. The S(..(n Ways )f
er's Bible Class, 7.:4,) p.tn. Sorrow, the season's general t.opm, Evangelistic Selwice=--7:45
Thursday Evenmg Piayez and c l t , h = m dt
" " - '" ' " will be cmtinld it : "ta- REV. E. E. FITCH
Pra!se Service., 7:30 p.m. .... I lion ripen the tlmme: The Way to Pastor
unmr r'racuee tmmeQmtciy [ol, I t.olne, s Tribunal,
lowing the prayer service, I The Choir lneets imTned] l e V
The Baptist Churel extends a 'after Lenten ,tervices.
cordial invitation and a hearty *"_' ..........................................................................
welcome t6 all wlio (:all attend
these services. St. 0avid's
.................... ....................... Episcopal Churcii
Tacoma Police CaDta in 4th & Cedar St.
To Talk At Church lle(t Ch.,.ch S<),,,,, .,,1 ,..,,,, .:.,,
Captain Al I'arra.r of Lhe Taco- a.lii. MOl'ltiiig Pi':tyl'l' alid Si,rlii,Hi,
lla, m.
ma police force will speak at 8 Rev. li'l'aneis II. Ihill, Ih.vtor
o'clock the evening of March 27
in the Foursquare church, 910 ........................................................................................................................................ ..................................................
East Dearborn street.
The Reverend E. E. Fitch pas-
tor, announced that the public, is
tnvited, and the subject will be
one of general Interest.
Baptist Primary School
Has Record Attendance
The primary department of the
Baptist Sunday School had a rec-
ord attendance of 88 last Sunday.
Floyd Witherow is superintendent
of the department, and it includes
all children from cradle-roll age
through the third grade.
A staff of nine teachers and
helpers instruct the children in
First Methodist chUrch
"A Friendly Church in a Friendly Community"
4th & Pine ....... Parsonage 320 N, 4th -.- Pllone 276
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. -- Morntng Worship 1"1 a.m.
WAYNE VVRTGHT, Minister
........................................................................................................... , .......... " ........... :T:: Z::
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE
130 EAST PINE ST.
Sunday School, 9:45 .a.m ..... Worship S(..rtce. 11. a.m.
Evangelistic, 7:45 I,.m.
Young People's Service--Tuesday, 7:45 pm.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
ROY J. KIMBEL ENTERPRISES
GE0, M. GRISDALE CONSTRUffION ,C0.
RA¥ONIER INCORPORATED
Phone 166
HERBERT ROTTER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
SERVICE
Title Insurance Bldg.
PHONE 170
Shelton, Washington
CRAIG P. ELIOT
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Title Insurance Bldg.
Phone 645
m
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
119-121 South Fourth St.
Bell Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title ,Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 - Shelton
ELLIOT B. 8PRINT]
Accounting tax Services I
I
Bo0kkeeldng 8y=teme I
123 4th St. Phone 56 I
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INSURANCE
HERBERT G.
ANGLE
Office at Angle Building ,
WIT$1ERS
FUN]IAL HOME
Ll¢ensed Embalmtrs
W. A. Wltaler, Prop.
\\;
Phone 180 - - Shelton, Wash.
GLENN E. CORREA
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Govey Bldg.
Phone 22
Association include William R. the word of God each Sunday
Garland and Nell J. Hoff, both morning at 9:45 n.m.
young veterans of World War II. ...............................................................
Garland is the son of Attorney l|OOD CAN&L COMMUNITY
and Mrs. Marion Garland, SL'., who
in previous years had served as
prosecuting attorney for Mason
county. Hoff is the son of Rev-
erend and Mrs. P. B. Hoff.
VISIT MT. VERNON
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggett and
grandson Billy Bernert spent the
week end in Mt. Vernon visiting
friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Criss.
Despite the rain, they enjoyed a
great deal of sightseeing. RetUrn-
ins Sunday afternoon they visited
Mrs. Julia Stuart, a former Shel-
tonian, who now lives in Olympia.
CttURCti
Homebuilders are to meet next
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
Shirley O'Niel.
A party of visitors from the
Hood Canal Community Church
traveled to Bremerton Monday
:night to attend the evangelistic
revival campaign at which the
Reverend Paul Rood was sched-
uled to speak in the First Presby-
terian Church.
Almost all leather gloves made
in the United States are washable"
and, if washed frequently, give
better wear.
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Jubilee Service ..... Friday, 7:45 pro.
THE CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON
Branch of
The Mother Church, The First Church of ChrisL Scientist
Boston, Mass.
Subject Next Sunday:
()6 r 99
REALI 1 Y
SUNDAY SCHOOL .AT 9:45
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Reading Room maintained by this church at 302 Alt, ler Street,
open daily, except Sunday, from 2 to 4: o'cIock.
and Wednesdays fern 6:45 to 7:45 o'clock
All are cordially invited to attend the services and visit
the Reading Room.
CHURCH AT 302 ALDER STREET
WEEKLY GOSPEL BULLETIN
by Charles Thomas Shaffer, Minister
MARCH 24, 1949.
This diversity of color and species is peou)iar to the inhabitants
of each of these one hundred worlds, and because of tle func-
tion of'those inhabitants to reproduce their own kind they are
called Gentiles, and are bisexual, that is, male and female. Nor
is any two species allocated to the same world. "The field IS
the world," said Jesus Christ, Also, while it is true that God
made of one blood all of thee peoples there is =i di, versity of vir-
tue in that blood, proof of this diversity being seen in the diverse
races of mankind, and ,other creatures today dwelling in our
world and begetting THEIR OWN kind. Nor did God plan for
these diverse races to people any other world than the one in
which he planted tlem at the beginning (Acts 17:24-28). Also,
"saith the scripture (Ecclesiastes 3:11-15,) "1 know that what-
soever God doeth, it shall be FOREVER; nothing can be put to
it, nor anything taken from it: and God doeth jt that men
hould fear before Him."
Now God hath created man with tie power of Chetoe and with
that power he has created both Good and Evil, both of which
also are eternal. These he has put in THE HEART of every
creature, along with a clear understanding of the destinies of
the good, and of the evil. God gives each creature absolute
liberty in the exercise of this Conscience, not tempting any
creature either way. (James 1:13, 14.) This is true of all angela
as well as of each other oreature. Also, in the bles=ing pro-
nounced upon every creature (Genesis 1:22-28} he told them,
"Blessed is the man that endureth temptation: FOR WHEN HE
IS TRIED, he shall receive the crown of life, which the Lord
hath promised for them that love him" (Jamea 1:12). How-
ever, the first one of thse seven angels, he of the ohurch of
Ephesus, chose an evil thought, and cultivated an ambition to
be like the Most High, an office and work fo, whioh he was
neither created nor empowered to fill, the Son ef God only being
thus endowed. God the Father was not willing that thta great
angel should perish, even though his choice 0e=tlnod him to
perish. He reoounted to him his great and god'worko in the
first day (Gen. 1:1-5), and pleaded with him to repent (E=ekiel
28:11.15 and Revelation 2:1-5.) but he tubbrnly refused.
(Continued from this point in'the ncx;t isus of The JournaL)'