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JVI A:q( IN <'( )lINTY
. IN I'ltOItATE
Ill lhe .M'atl++v i,l' lh,' l",:;t+qi,' ,d' [':d"
Will lAlfl[O':dol'. "Li+•t'*'iiSf'll.
Ncrl'I¢'l'; l,q lllqlt3'lHY (IIVli:N that
E,Iward A. MtlllSl+ll h.qs I),'+'ll slip,,till-
vii ;lllll hll tlll.qlil'i,+d ,'I I,]xO,.lll,r ,,f
Ihf, Iz.isl vVill anlt TesllilliOlil <if I]ll-
wiu I ,a nlo'>l,'r, 3 )l*t'l'.qsl+(I, :ilill ili:ll
all liorm+ll;: h/trill,# cl'.iilii al.',,qinll ilie
:4aid t)t,(,i,Iisi,ll tip thl + aid t.tfltl, ill.l,
hl,l+l,liy requil',,d Ill Ol'VO Ih- saliii,,
q ulv Voril'iod with Iht, lli.Ui.:L.l:l 'v
%(pilchl,l', lillli('ht.iI tilllili the limb I:-
ilie(I lqxoctlhJr of 11i AIliJI • ll.) (,]+
lit'cord at 3hi, law (ll•fh.i , ill' (.;lia,% 1{.
Lows. 119 Soutli F'lluvtii .<-ttreet. Poll
I,uihlinff, ;gh+.lton, Mason Cotlnty,
!dlr.'tshilil4"ton, the sani(, I)l.jllg dcMt411al-
ell ll. the lllal,e fill, tim tl'allS:l(,lilill <if
the btlslness (if thl, vahl ,,slate, lllill
lih, Stlch cl.'ihrls together with proof
ll|' service with Iht' clerk of thl' ilbovl:
,'ntJlhql ('o!11'[ within Ii llliilllhs .'ll'll.l
lhl+ daD. (d" ill,. fil.st i)llhtit.atilln 41f
this mtict,. I,-wil : AIH'II 7, 19.PJ. Ji'
:ill chihiis niii . sit s+.l•ved and fih,d
shall lie l'llreviw I),ql'rod.
EDWARI) A. MINRON,
l*Jxe(,utor of said Estate,,
CIIAS. IL LEWIS,
Atl+,rnoy f,',r said Estate
11!3 Satllh l#ourth. I3ell iltlilding
,q|ii,lll)n, Miiiin (+otlni7, W:ishillgtolL
4-7-14-21-28- 4t.
NIl. 2079
NOTICE TO (!REliITOR TO
PRF,I,NT &ND I.'II, F; ('I,AIM
IN TIIE SUPERIOR C()URT OP THE
STATE ()P WARItlNGTON FIiR
MAS, I)N C()IJNT7
IN PROIIAT E
In the Matter of the Estate nf Wal-
ter Al'lhuv Magoon, Deceased.
NOTICE IS JII,,'RI,By (lIVEN th:tt
Pfitiline lliisley, hlis lleoll aQl)li ale i
sad li,<i:a qtialified a+ Executrix nf the
ELq
,: t Will and Tetalllent of Walter
Arthur Mago.m, Deceased, and that
all persons having' elaini. a'ain.t the
said Dl,('oaod el' thl i said +'slate Iil'
h01'oby reqliirod to SOl+V0 tht. s,'llile,
duly veril'i01d witll the .llevessai2v viii-
ellel's filial'hod II|illn the tlndf+l'Sig'lll.d
Exeoutri× o1' her .kltiot>nl,y tit }{t,l,tirfl
at tilt'+ hlw o1"3"ic(, <d' Ch.'l+. It. t+ewls
lt0 Sotllh F(nu,lh .,treel. Boll thiihl"
ing, hellon. Mas(n Cotlnty, Wash-
ing'ton, tile designated IJlaee tel, iho
II•unsae|ion (if tilt', liusinelL, l of tilt'
slid *'slate, and file such elaim to-
g other with Ill'eel o1' 8or%,ice with the
t+lerk (if lh<, abov entitled court with-
in tj lllonlhs after the date of the
fii'st publicathm of thi. notice, tel-wit'.
Apf'il 7, 1949, or all claims n.t so serv-
ed and filed shall be forever Ih<ltl•ed.
PAULINE EMSLEY,
Ex.cutrix of said Estate,
CtIAS. R, LEWIS,
Attorney for said Estate
119 South l'ou/,th St.. "Bell P, ulldlng
Sheltllil, ]Vl;i,,4on (3otinty. Wasillngton.
4-7-14-21-28--+3t.
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NO.. 203I
NOTICE OF llEARING FINAL
RFPOilT AND PFTITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE IgUPERIOR COUI{T OIP TIlE
S.TA'FE Ob WAttlNCTON IXJR
MASON COUNTY
IN I+ROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
IIarriet A- MeMillan Deceased,
Notice is hi,ri.by KP.'en that Sanfard
C, Do Leo. Executor el' the Estate of
Harri.t A. McMIEan. deceased, has fi -
od in Hip office of the Clerk of sald
CoUrt his filial RePort and patltioa for
distribution, asking th Court to settle
said Report, dlittribute tile ptxlperty
to t € ptrlons thereto errtltled and to
dlm'harge :mid Zxoculot' and that said
: :ST
".: I ()RI.,
NIIMY N().I
.00D forestry which seeks to keep
American forests continuously at
growing successive timber crops
Just One long battle with FIRE, say
foresters.
Natllte is bountiful, trees reproduce
grow rapidly, thrive to maturity
on lands which have been cut
if seed SOurces and young seed-
are not consumed and the land
Sterile by forest enemy Num-
One ..... FIRE.
bevastated forest areas are usuaIly
rSult of repeated fire.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
I l00SllJ00 01ilSTllmm m.
,+.,
lOqnlrl nlilt lii,li3il,ll will I., hOlll'<l (lit
lh,' 15ih diiy ill' Aln'il, 19.i9, at 10:fl0
\\;.]{. at tile Potll'l Rfiilnl ell' the Pro-
]iilli + I h.lla i'1 till,lit (if +;liil (++tlllrl. ill
which liin+' illlil llhit',' iIIV i)l,[siln in-
lvvi,st.I h+l ;4:ild l,;si:ilo Illtiy :ll.ili,*al +
lill(I fih. i,}iv,'ii,m: Ihvr.l. ilili Pfitl|e,ql
lh. D Illl..
ll.ql?d Ihi l llh i:iv fd' Marvh, l!ttg.
II A IHUf I,JEYETTI,].
t21ork of ail,i (h'Jtli'l.
I'.y t't('l[,'RANN Mt)tEll<+ll'E,
t )t,put I+'
par[ ` ?,t Y I", I t S',
Att,,rn,,y f<w Estale,
llG,t Olyniph. Nath',nnl l;hl;.
S.':ittl+,, W:Is]I. 3-17-21 -3-7-1 t--It
NO. l!H7
NO'I'll'I,] ilil,' IIEARING ON'
FINAl, ltEI'(tRT AND I'E:TI'I'iON
]'ll I1 l)l'r R! I.IT ION
IN TIlE Sl/:'l,]l'tlOl, C()LTI{T ()F THE
TA"I'I , + t If'," WA,ql IIN(]T()N F'< ) 1€.
M A.q( )N (:t)ILTY
! N PJI()RAT E
Ill (h+' llitittl+i' lit lhe ed,qto of
GE+)I-t¢IIA ANI.,] McDONAI,L). abm
km,wn :is SLqTIG] MAItY t'•\\;I<MI41.-
1TA. do.'(':is('d.
N()TII'E I t[ERIRY (liVEN that
J,,s>i,, McDonahl Clini..li, Exectitrix
ill J tile oslalt i.lf .(;enPgia Annt. MeDori-
aid, also kll+,wn its islei' MlllPy ('al.-
nioliia, l)l.c,:isolt, has fil+,d with lhe
Ih.rk of lhl, alll,,,P iqitillell COlii't |ler
l,'inal Ri,poi't ilad Pelilion l'lJi' IIi.-
lrlttlilioli aking lllo 0Cltlrt to, setlle
and ;iDlirov, tile .alne, dttriblltC th
lll•lql,+vly Io Ihl • lll"Ps,"lllS lheretll eil-
tith+d nlid to dist'|iarge the s,qld t!]xecU-
trix.
NOTICE IS FIrRTtIER GIVEN that
the said Ftnal Ietml'l and Petition
lot" Distributi+m' will be hl,al.d tin
b'riday, the 2th day d' April, 1949,
lt |hi' hOtll' <'3' 10 ll*i'lOl'k in lhe l'll/•o -
nilol at the Coul+t ,ltltOlll Jli th(+ Colirt
ll,ti., in Shetton. WuMling'hin.
J)ati.d this 25111 day el • March..1919.
t[ARRY DP,'Y lyr 'r 1,].
Clerk
CHA.. IL LEWIS.
Atl',i'tii'y f,,v said Estate.
Bell F, tllhlillg. 119 Soulh Wourth gt..
,qhvlt,'n, Mason County, WalJnton
3-31---4-7-] 4-21-4t
NO. 2075
N()TI('I", Td) CRI+:IIITORN T'O
IRI,'ENT AND I"II+E ('I,AIMH
IN TIlE SUPb]I{t()t. (?OUIIT ()b" 'rile
,qTAT b] OF' WASIIIN(ITON b'Olt
MASON COUNTY
IN PIOIIATE
In the Matt+,r +l" tile Est'tto of Kath-
ryn Abel, I)eeeased,
NOTICE IS ItEREIY GIVEN that
Shirley Abel Lumsden has been aP-
pointed and has qualified as Admin-
istratrix with the Will anliexed of
the estale of Kathryn, Abel,,DPeeased,
and that all persons having clinm
against the said Deceased or the said
estate are hereby l'eutrd to serv
the sam(,, dnly verilled , with the
ne(.,14aFy VOtlfthPl'S attachml ripen the
und'l'siKned Adnlinistratrix ox' her At-
t,rney of Record at tile law office
of Ch'l. . T+ewis I19 South lourth
Street. i3el 1211 ld ng', Sh,, ton, Mam)n
(l)tlnt)'. Was|iiugton, tliP i#aine hi+inK
dosignatcd as t}le plat0 fl,r thn tl'ans-
avtion of till" brininess of lho 14aid
est'lto, and Jri]e such elailns together
with proof of service with the Clvrk
of th,, 'ab,ve entitled court within 8
months after the date of the first
publiffation of this notice, to-wit:
April 7, 1949. or all claims not so
.erved nn¢l file .hll be forovnr bar-
red.
S-IIRLE¥ AIEL LUMSDEN.
' Adtllinistx'atrix wilh the Will
C ' S sexed.
,ItA. ai, LEWIS.
AtLi)rney for said Estate
Bell Buildlng+ 119 South Fnurth St.
Sheltoh. Mason County, Washington.
• 4-7-14-21-28--4t.
gI,,LTON-M.& CI',T CC)T FN'PY ,TOT.T HAL
MOCNT OI,It/E IA'I'IIF, IIAN
CIII RC, II
%Nm. II. Alh:Ich, P'+slor
lllghway and (+'imv,tlh,
Tonigiltt Ti3c \\;,<lting llli,lnl)cr:i
of Monnt Olive conv, reg;tlilln Will
hohl tiieir regalhu' qnarterly nwot-
ing ill lhe (,hllreh <fffice, llev, in-
ning at 8 p.m.
l,'riday: The hltlios of h'hnlnt
Olive will bcghl givinK llw chapel
its annn:tl pre-l,]asLer cleanilig at i
:; p.nl.
Tiae Parent-Teacher's Associa-
tion meets at 8 p.in. This meeting
hag })cell moved ahead two weetcs
becatise of an overly-crowded
April schedule.
Saturday: The ladies will meet
:it 9 a.m. to complete the chapel
cleaning. The junior membership
class will meet at 9 a.m.
Snnda.y: Sunday School :l nd
adult bil)le chtss hegin lit {1:45
a.ni. Services begin aL 11 it.n.
This will be a confirmation sol +-
vice for the 1949 junior mernber-
ship elass. The Mountain View
branch Sunday school begins at
9:30 a.m. CU2 "tt 8 p.m.
Tuesday: The Sunday school
teachers' Bible class meets at g
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Michaelson, 212 Wyandotte.
Wednesday: The Choir meets at;
8 p,m.
"-iTear-Noi--Those On God's Side
Are Stronger Than These Opposing"
(IEMIg FROM BEV. BAI,L'S t¢,everend Ball stressed that "tiicy
UNDAY MORNINC, ,IERMON
"Fear not, for they that be with
us are more than they who arc
with them," stressed the Rever-
end Francis H. Ball in delivering
the main point in his sermon he-
fore :t large congregation at St.
David's Episcopal church on Pas-
From all sections of the church,
from the choir section in front
to the extreme rear where some
were sitting on the tiny chairs
of Sunday school children and
others standing, the persons
quietly listened to catch what
The Reverend Mr. Ball termed,
"the hook upon which I hang my
sermon."
The Reverend Mr, Ball directed
many of his points to the Rain-
bow Girls who listened to the les-
sons in the gospel with a spirit
of "breathless adoration" before
the goodness of God.
Pointing out that the world de-
pends on young peoples, dreams
and hopes, Mr, Ball told a story
of a young man and Elisha as re-
lated in the Old Testament. The
supreme power of God as witness-
ed by Elisha and the young man
was the "hook" of the sermon,
for on it the sermon's opic was
based•
Old Elisha and the young man,
courageous and devoid of fear,
were together while a hostile ar-
my began to press in. The young
man expressed concern. But to
sae them from the army of men,
an "army" of angels" appe'ared
and saved the pair from imminen
eriL
AT THII POINT in his sermon
T. I)AVID'N FI'I(!OI'AI, I,'IRNT BAI"rl,'P Cltl,ltCil
(!!ilil¢Clt Fifth aml Cota ,V, treets
Fllurth and (ethir J.O. Ilovee, Pltstor
Tlic ihw. I+'riinci Ii. Bail, iii li&'arren tlale, As.itant
Bible School, 9:45 a.nl, A chlss
('iilirffe L f(>r every age.
Services on Palm SIluday: 1]ely Morning Worship, ll a.nl. Mr.
' ' " • l"
(,omnuunion is at 8 a,m. (,tni chIBovee will bring the morning
school starts at !9 ,'t.m. Morning' message.
prayer nnd sermon, 11 it.re. Young Pcople's Services, 6:30 p.
toly Week services: Wednes-
day :tL 7:B0 p.ni. Good Friday,
10:30 a,m.; 12 noon to l',?,0 p.m.
Easter Day services: church
school, 9:45 a,m. Holy Comnnln-
ion (chol'a|) and scrnlon, 1 l iI.In.
Floly Baptism, 3:30 p.m.
The mict-day services on Good
I4'riday will consist of meditations
on Last Words from the Cross.
We invite our Christian friends
to join us in paying grateful tri-
bute to the t.ecleemer of the
World.
m. Three age groups meet for
Bible study and fellowship.
Evening Fvangelistic Service,
7:30 p.m. Mr. Hale will bring tile
evening message.
Yawing People's Devotional Hour,
Monday at 7:30 p.nl. An llOtll' of
inspiration for all yaunff people
of junior lligh and college age.
Iq{ome Builder's Bible Class,
Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Bovee is
teaching the Book of Daniel.
Prayer and Praise Service,
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Choir prac-
tice follows the prayer service.
The services of the Baptist
Chiu'ch are planned and prepared
to be of help to all who attend.
We cordially invite you to attend
the services this weeR and enjoy
the tiings of the Lord.
that be with tlS are more than
they who are with them. Trllst
and have faith' in God. The one
power above all the others is ttc
power of Almighty God."
"The Bible," Rcvcrend 13all
pointed out:, "tells of many mir-
acles that seem amazing to us
Y'AITII I,UTIIEIIAN
CIIUIICI!
John DeBm, r, Pastor
Services are held in the I,O,O.F.
Hall on Second street.
Sunday school for all age
groups and adnlt Bible class start
sion Sunday, April 3. who read of them. But many of at 9:45 a.m,.
Abont 80 young women, pat,-Ithe recorded miracles have been Divine worship is at 11 a.m.
eats and members of the board lproved to be true by archeolo- Sermon topic: We Should See
of Shelton Assembly 19, Order of l gists.,, Jesus?
Rainbow Girls, and a large per-[ The pastor referred to the re- Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock
centage of the St. David's con- ] cent finding of stones in the Bib- the adult confirmation class meets
gregation were present to worship I licat region, a discovery that 1 at the hdime of Mr. and Mrs. G.
God, to hear that faith in the]clinched the truth in the story Kalenoski.
Gospel of Jesus Christ is the key of the falling "walls of Jericho2' [ Tile mid+week fellowship meet-
to the supreme power. LINGERING ON his point that Iing will be at 7:45 p.m. Wednes-
the power of God was the supreme day at the parsonage. The topic
power in the world, Reve"end will be. The Six Miracles of the
Ball referred to the help Ameri- Cross. "
PROFESSiON00 CARDS
B. FRANKLIN
HEUSTON
ATTORNEY
Angle Bldg. Shelton
Phone 166
HERBERT ROTTER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
8ERV, IGE
TRle Insurance Bldg.
PHONE 170
Shelton, Washington
CRAIG P. F£IOT
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Title Insurance Bldg.
Phone 645
CIIAIILE/it R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY. AT LAW
119-121 Ilouth Fourth St.
BeB Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 Shelton
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 585
INSURANCE
HERBERT G.
ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
WI'rSIERS
FUNEltAL HOME
Llctmeed Embalmsre
W. A. Witaiar, i, Prop.
Phone 180 - - Shelton, Wash.
GLENN E. CORREA
ATTORNEYT-LAW
Covey Bldg.
Phone 22
cans are sending overseas. Amer-
ica, a Christian nation, is "try-
ing to practice great Samaritan
principles, turning idealism into
practice by sending' help to eth-
el'S."
"No nation in the history of
the world has done so much for
its former enemies," the pastor
said, "a fact which shows that we
are living in a great century."
"But be not afraid-there is a
power stronger than armies, a
power which is the key to world
peace. That power is the supreme
power of God," Reverend Ball said,
repeating, "those that are on our
side IGod' sidet are stronger than
those who ar) against us,"
PLEAED TO HAVE the Shel-
ton Rainbow Girls at their church
fro- the mornmg worship, Rever-
end Ball and members of the con-
gregation mingled and chatted
with the visitors for a short time
after the worship service, com-
menting on the beauty of Spring
brought by the warm sunshine of
Pasldon Surltay.
lt week "there will b 'ah-
other sermon from another'chnrch
"covered" for ant special Jourhal
page.
......................................
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Wayne Wright, Pastor
Divine service on Palm Sunday Mother Church, The First Church
'April 10 at 11 a.m. At this serv-'of Clirist, cientist, in "Boston,
ice there will be a number of bap- Massachusetts.
tiaras and the incoming of a large Golden Text: Psalms 103: 2-4.
group of new members, There "Bless the Lord, O my soul, and
will be special music. Fellowship forget not all his benefits: who
hour with refreshments follow the forgiveth all thine iniquities; who
service, healeth all thy diseases; who re-
Special Easter llervice next Sun-1 deemeth thy life from destrtLction."
day at 9:45 a.m. is being prepared J The following verse from Psalms
by the Sunday school. Parents is included in the Lesson-Sermon:
are urged to attend. • "Mark the.. perfect man, and be-
Evening worship and song ser- hold the upright: for the end of
vice is at 8 o'clock in the church that man is peace."
parlors. From "Science and Health with
Choir practice is Thursday with i Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
jr.re!or choir at 3 p.m., and senior l Baker Eddy is the following cor-
enotr, 7:30 p.m. All members are lrelative statement: "The calm,
urged to be present. Women's So- [ strong currents of true spiritual-
ciety will meet at,lhurch at 11 ity, the manifestations of which
a.m. April 13 for a regular pro-! are health, purity .and solf-immol.
gram. There will be a sack lunch [ atlon, must deepen human exper-
Commtmion service between 7 ience, until the beliefs of material
and 8 o'clock the evening of April existence are seen to be a bald
14. All members of the congre-l imposition, and sin, disease, and
gation urged to attend, i death give everlasting place to the
There will be two services Sun- scientific demonstration of divine
day morning, one at 9:30 and one Spirit and to God's spiritual, per-
at 11 o'clock. } fect man."
HOR|ZONTAL Here's the Answer
guroitia
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8 Word used i I I k llOl
flratively I I'll If ]011
lg Indicate i
14 Allude
15 Great (abbr.)
17 Challenge
18 Conenled
29 Perform
10 Over (contr.)
22 Bes/de
Male sheep
24 Roam
25 Theetrlcal
play
27 Child
28 Burrowing
animal
29 Carousing
dtllre
31 SYmbol for
selenium
32 .ttrlll whtltle
33 It borders
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88 SmaB quanttt3
glowor
4a Sit, eat
44 Pareetve
411Paulnlt fancy
411 $.141
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Choir practice is at 8 o'clock
Thursday night.
The pastor's residence is 627 J
street, and telephone is 959-M.
ST. EDWARD'S CHURCII
Rev. Mark Wlechmann
Stmday, April 10 is Palm Sun-
day. First Mass is at 8 a.m., and
second High Mass is at 10:30 a.m.
The gospel is St. Matthew, chap-
ter 21, verses 1 to 9. Sermon sub-
ject: The Spirit and Ceremonies
of Holy Week.
Catechfsm and chm'ch and Bi-
ble history for high school stu-
dents at 9:45 a.m.
Before the High Mass Sunday
there will be blessing and distribu-
tion of palms and procession.
Wednesday evening" at + 7:30
o'clock are sermon and benedic.
tion.
Friday evening- at 7:30 o'clock
is Stations of the Way (if the
Cross and benediction.
On Thursday, April 14 there
will be High Mass at 9 a.m. with
other prescribed ceremonies.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
"Are Sin, Disease. and Death
Real?" is the subject of the Les-
son-Sermon which will be reac
next Sttnday in all branches of the
lit lt la mud
i Ivn:lBI l't Ti!im
:lm:al211! 11 lnfaH
101 I!t:11 I! 8#Wliilln
sS ttrei¢ lett
]lOI3D! Sll its capital /
#lQIIgl t8 garill
8g Fatl
4rl Bailiff
IOl01CII i I
2 Road (sbbr), 9 Crlm$otl 41 Id ut (abbr.1
3 Spread for 10 From 413 Evil
drying 11 Pertaining . 45 Adapts
4 Undim[nishtl to a foot 48 Saucy
5 Bloody 12 Cooded 48 Noah's boat
8 Dined I8 Conditions 49 Light brown
7 Left end 18 Pol 81 garth closet
(abbr.) 21 Ind/an harg (abbr.)
8 Decorate vest stolon lti Mothor
MINISTERIAL GROUP
MEETS APRIL 10 IN
IlOODSPORT (,IIUKCII
Tile M:ls(in (ollnly Miniidt.lial
o\\;sl,iln'i.<tthln will liieet Mllliltav iii.
Ill a.ni. Al/lil II al llu, Ihlldq.nl
(.'llnilillmil y (+ll3irctl, I&'V, l;tili
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ili'e reqllested to I}e la'Cselll, :l
there will bc tiw ch'tg.icm of offi-
cers and di:cllssion of irtiporl;lni
busincss.
The nlemhers of the Mini.<derial
A,sociation wish to express their
deep ai)pre(,•iation to tile I)uiness
fil'nl,s of |lell.on that :tl'e earl'y-
ing" the "(]0 to Cillll'l!ii Sllll(hiy"
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UNITY TRUTII
(;ENTER
Mina Hoelwtt, Leader
408 Col:l Street
Sunday: 11:00 a,m. Sunday
SchOol; 8:00 p.m. Services.
Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. Class Work.
Friday: 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
1:30 Wednesday Meditation
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Mt. View Alliance Chapel
Rev. Theo. W. Chapman,
Pastor
9:15 rii'li. Sunday Y4ehool
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St. David's
ElliScollal Church
4th & Cedar St;
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BAPTIST CHURCH
,L (). P, OVEE, Pastor
WARREN HALl,;, Assislant
Preaching serviecs:
]ible Selool, 9:15 AM.
Morning Worshlp, 11 A,M.
Young People's, 6:'10 p.m.
Evening Worship, 7:a0 p,m.
We preach Christ Crucified,
Risen and Corning Again.
A cordial invitation is extended
to nll,
TO ALl,
INTERE, 'll ED IN
CHURCH 0F CHRIS00
Meetings
Each Sunday A.M.
For Bible Study
and Communion
Call MRS. H. L. MILLER
Phone 72-R -- Or
W. KOBEL, Phone 614-R-1
For Information
Foursquare Churcll
910 E, DeaPborB Ill.
Snntlay Schlll---9:45
}Vorship Service--11:00
Crusader Service--6:45
F, vtmgelistic Service-..7:45
REV. E. E. FITCH
Pastor
First Methodist Chu00h
"A Friendly Church in a Friendly Community"
4th & Pine .... Parsonage ,220 N. dth ..... Phone 276
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. -- Morning Worship 11 a.r.
WAYNE WRIGHT, Minister
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE
130 EAST PINE ST.
Sunday School, 9:4.5 a.m. --- Worship Service 11 n,m.
Evangelistic, 7:45 p.m.
Young People's Servioe-..Tnesdny, 7:45 p.m."
Jubile Service ...... Friday, 7:,15 p.m.
THE CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
i in
First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON :. ....
Branch of "
The Mother Church, The First Church of ChPIst. ii'itthdl
Boston, Mass .....
, Subject Next Sunday: .,7':(+ ....
, +, ,, .,;., $ .
" re Sin, Disease and l00ath00' i r
SUNDAY SCHOOL .lT 9:45
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Reading Room maintained by t.his church lit 302 Ahler Street,
opcn daily, except Sunday, from 2 to 4 o'ctock.
and Wednesdays fern 6:45 to 7:45 o'clock
All are cordially invited to attcnd the services and visit
the Reading tx)om.
CHURCH AT 302 ALDER STREET
COME TO THE REVIVAL
/
FOURSQUARE CHURCH
910 E. DEARBORN -- REV, & MRS E. E. FITCH, PASTORS
DON'T MISS THE CLARKS
APRIL 3-
Through + .
APRIL I
Every Night
Except Monday
7:45 P,M.
+'THEY SING - THEY PREACH - THEY PRAY FOR TkIE SICK
'WEEKLY GOSPEL B
ULLETIN
by Charles Thomas Shaffer, Minister
APRIL 7, 1949
Saith the holy scripture, The Spirit of God hath made me: the
breath of the Almighty hath giyen me life (Job 33:4"), Thus Is
Introduced to us the lttcorruptible Godhead--the mysterious and
wonderful US of Genesis 1:26, As it was in the creatldn of man
Io will it be In his recreation or resurPectton from the dead. The
Holy Spirit will reauemble from whatever estate the arrival of
that hour for the resurreo¢ion finds the dead, (those dead bodies)
but cannot Infuse life into them. But there is one higher and
greater in power than that Spirit to whom appeal must be made
In order that those bodies may live again. And when that appeal
is made, the record tells us that the dead "lived, and stood upon
their feet, an exceeding great army." Ezekiel 37:1-10.
At the top of the many virtues with which God endowed all
created things was a transcript of his law, wrlttet! upon the
"fleshly walls" of its heart. And n connection with that writing
was the equally Divine assurance to that creature, "1 will nlIver
leave thes, nor forsake thee." In a test case of man's ]effort to
separate himself from that Divine attendant it is recorded in
Psalm 139:1-18 the hopelessness of every effort to escape God's
faithfulness to that promise.
Along with that Divine transcript he has given to every creature
the power of CHOICE, a gift so precious in the sight of God
that neither he nor his angels dare presume even to violate iti
use by the creature. Also, as was said in a former Bulletin (Sep-
tember 2, 1948, and March 24, 1949) he claims to have treated
both good and evil. and with both of these endowed the heart
of flesh (Isaiah 45:5-7 and James t:12-25). Thus God made man
free, and had no need for any man to teach him his "WHOLE
DUTY to God, to his fellowman, or any other ,reatlJrc. And.
to this blessed estate he had given us commandment +to "Stand
fast in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made ue free, and be
not entangled" in thelyoke of bondage to any other llreature,
Therefore, man was without excuse for taking ¢ouneel of the
Serpent in his duty toward God. His whole duty existed in keep-
ing the Divine law.
(Continued from this point in the next issue of The Journal)
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