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Don't forget the slmw in tech-
nicolor, "TIle Voice of the Deep,"
which wilt be shown in the Hoods-
l)orl church on Fri(tty, April 15
at 7 ll.m. Come early anti g'et a
seat.
Next Sunday morning services
will I)e held on the front lawn of
lhe tIoodsport school at 5:30
o'clock. There will be special vocal
numbers with organ accompani-
ment, tn Easter message by Rich-
ard Bates and doughnuts and cof-
fee will be served lat'er in the
school kitehe.n. Everyone is urged
to come for an insi)iring Easter
nlessage.
For the Sunday school service
Easter morning, a bus wilt travel
to Union to pick up those gh'ls
and boys who wish to attend in
Hoodsport, states the Feverend
Paul Swecney.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Wayne Wright, Pastor
There will be two services, at
9:30 a.m. and ]1 a.m., on Easter
Sunday morning. Special music
will be given by the Junior and
senior choirs and the high school
sextette.
Sermon subject: The Meaning
of Easter'. There will be a special
fh)ral display and , missionqry
offering. Bring your Easter boxes
- filled.
Sunday school is at 9:',10 a.m.
Evening musical service will be
held in the sanctuary at 8 o'clock.
The congregation will sing, with]
special numbers by senior and ju-]
nior choirs and high school group. I
All tire invited.
Youth fellowship is at 6:30 p.m.,
junior high and senior high. [
Communion service is at 71
()'(:lock Thursday evening. All]
urged to attend. Choir practice l
follows immediately after.
Junior and Senior M.Y.F. month-
ly party will be at 7:30 p.m., April
20 in the church parlors. Bring
friends, (]:lines and refreshments.
$2,589,392 for
washington from Taxes
"Main Street"
Olt ...
30 Counties Share
in N. P. Tax Payments
NORTHEnN I, actFxc's "Main
Street of the Northwest" is a
mighty important arterial in
Washington State- providing
the best and most modern in
freight and passenger railway
services, And it's important to
the economy of the State, too,
Ist month the N. P. dis-
tributed $1,998,519 in property
taxes to 3(} counties in Washing-
ton. Previously the company
had paid $590,873 excise, oc-
cupational and miscellaneous
taxes--a total of $2,589,392.
51.78% -- more than a million
dollars of N. P. prope(ty tax
payments will go to support of
schools in this county and 29
other counties of the State.
19.5% --or $389,711 nf N. P.'s
1949 property tax payments will
help 30 counties maintain their
various duties and services.
7.04% or $1.40,696 will go to
cities and towns and 6.78% or
$135,,)0 will help meet various
miscellaneous activities of local
government. Above and beyond
these taxes paid within the
State, Northern Pacific each
year meets large income and
other Federal tax levies.
Even more important to the
economy of the Slate are the
purchases and payroll of the
Northern Pacific. I,ast year the
N. P. spent $9,561,405 in Wash-
ins(on for products, materials
and supplies. The 8770 men and
women working for the N. P. in
this State drew $28,497,865 sal-
aries and wqs. Taxes, payroll,
purchases--they add up to a
$40,000,000 factor in the econ.
omy of the State of Washington.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
"Main Street
of the Northwest"
NORTHERN PACIFIC
149%--more than one dollar
out-of every seven will help
build roads and bridgSs, Thus
nearly $300,000 of N. P. taxes
will benefit other forms of trans-
portation -- often directly com-
petitive. The Railway, alone
among transportations agencies,
maintains its own right of way
and pay taxes on it![
SHIP AND TRAVEL VIA
Rev. Ted Chapman
Chosen President
Of Minister Unit
"The Reverend Ted Chapman, of
the Mr. View Alliance Chapel.
was unanimously chosen president
of the Mason County Minis(re'tel
Assoeiation at its meeting Mon-
day morning at Hood Canal Con>
inanity Church in Hoodsport.
Selected as vice president was
the Reverend Patti Sweeney, pas-
tor of the Hoodsport Church, and
secretary is the Reverend Warren
Hale, assistant pastor of First
Baptist Church.
The Reverend Paul Sweeney,
host pastor, brought a few chal-
lenging words to ministers of ei he
Gospel regarding sound doctrine
from Titus 2 with a season of
prayer following for the work of
all churches in Mason county.
Among' the items of business
discussed, members proposed to
enter a float in the forthcoming
parade as a united effort of the
churches. The float would fea-
ture "Go to Church Stmday." The
committee includes Rev. Sam Me-
Gill. Rev, Paul Sweeney and Roy.
J. O. Bovee.
The next meeting will be on
[:ty 9.
Matl00k Church
To Have All-Day
Meeting On Easter
By Dora Hearing
Matlock Mission Church Easter
services will consiet of an all-day
meeting with basket lunches.
Morning service will be given over
to the lSunday School for a pro-
gram of recitations, special music
and dc(licaUon of babies by the
pastor.
Rex,. Seaman Krup from Ho-
quiam will be the guest speaker at
2:30 p.m The pastor, Rev. New-
ton Kendall. will deliver the Eas-
ter message at 8 p.nf. Everyone
welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Guy R Taylor,
Drs. Ross and Cora McNeil and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichoff and
daughters. Maria and Brtha. all
of Olympia were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and s. Forrest
(reen.
Elmer Bradberry and A. C.
Jones are owners of new pick-ups
purchased from Witneys in Mon-
tcsano.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollatz and
family were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Elvin Hearing" and Mrs. Re-
diska Stmday evening.
Mrs. P. Farrell, Mrs. WIn. Har-
ris and Mrs. Ass Bateman of
Montesano and Mrs. R. E. Brad-
berry weer hmcheon guests of
Mrs. Elvin Hearing and Mrs. Re-
disks Friday.
w, : $
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson
and daughters, Ruth and Carol,
Mrs. Henry Martin and .son. Roy,
all of Elma. enjoyed Sunday din-
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Helin.
Mrs. Marie McKay spent the
week end in Bremerton with Dr.
and Mrs. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Altemus
and family of Shelton spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Ellingson.
Paul Fuller from Namptha,
Idaho, is visiting the Lyman King-
ery family.
FAITH LUTIIEItAN CitUR('i[
John DeBoer, Pa.'tor
Services are held in the I.O.O.F.
Hall on Second street.
There will be no Sunday school
or adult Bible (:lass next Sunday
morning. The Sunday school chin
dren will present a short program
re-telling the Easter story of
"Our Risen Lord," in recitation
and song. This p.rogram starts at
10:30 a.m.
Easter worship service will be-
gin at the 11 a.m. Sermon topic:
The Risen Christ, the Conquer-
ing Christ and the Unchanging
Christ.
Holy communion services will
bc at 8 p.m. Thursday. Pastor R.
Krueger of Tacoma will be guest I
speaker. Choir members are re-
quested to remain after the sere-]
ice for practice. ]
Adult confirmation class meets]
7:30 p.m. Tuesday. I
This Saturday the Sunday ]
school children will meet for prac- I
lice at 10 a.m. in the lll. I
M O INT" o-IVE Lu-TH--E-RA N ! I
CHUBCH
WIn. H. AIImch, Pastor
Highway and Cascade
Tonight: Maundy Thursday
communion services at 8 p.m,
Friday: Good Friday services
begin at 8 p.m. Subject, The Sev-
enth Way of Sorrows: The Way
to Joseph's Tomb.
Sunday: "Sunrise" services bc-
ginat 7 a.m. Mountain View
Branch Sunday School and Bible
class begin at 9:30 a.m. Mount
Olive Sunday School and Bible
class begin at 9:45 a.m. Regular
services begin at 11 a.m.
The Walther League will meet
at 7:30 p.m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Rev. Sam McGili
The Women's Missionary Coun-
cil meeting will be held April 14
at the home of Mrs. Donald Scof-
field located at the second house
past the bridge on Arcadia Road.
The W.M,C. wishes to announce
that the public may get their reli-
gious supplies at the home of Mrs.
Floy(l Graves, 1910 S. First. St.
ST. DAVID S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
4th and Cedar
The Rev. Franels,H. Ball,
in charge
Good Friday Services, 10:30 a.
m.; 12 (noon) to 1:30 p.m.
Easter Day Services, Church
School, 9:45 a.m.; Holy Com-
munion (choral), sermon, lf$.m.;___
Holy Baptism, 3:30 p.m.
"Hold Fast the Profession of Faith"
Stressed Sunday at Mt. Olive Church
(.'I,'M FI{()M REVERENI) fronl the text, Hebrew lO to '23.
AI,IIA(li', , SUNDAV 'l Following the sermon, eonfirm-
MORNING SEI{M()N I alien was held for those joining
the hm'ch. Movies were taken in
and around the elltlrt:h during the
morning. When the congregation
filed out after the service was
"tlohl fast to yore' profession
of faith in God," the Pahn Sun-
day theme of t.he Reverend Wil-
liam II. Albaeh's sermon at Mount
()live Lutheran Church, w a s
drawn from a pointed Epistle to
the Hebrews in tim Bible, implof
ins that the faithful retain their
f:tith in Christ despite ridicule,
mockery, persecution.
A day of confirmation services
to receive new members and to
strengthen the faiths of the older
ones, Pahn Sunday at Motmt Ol-
ive Churc'h served to prepare
Christians for the coming of Eas-
ter.
TIIF EPIRTLF to the Hebrews, I
as worded in the Bible, tells of I
social happenings that have been]
repeated in similar circumstances I
throughout history. , "Not. just an
incident in ancient hmtory, the.
multitudes praising of God one
day and the reviling of Him the
next happened often throughout
history," the Reverend Albach
said.
"We nnlst novel- compromise
Christianity with opposing doc-
trines while professing faith in
Christ Jesus," the Roy. Albach
continued. "We address ourselves
to the profession of faith in Jesus
Christ, our Savior, the center of
our text and (be heart of our
scriptures.
"EVERY IqIRPOE of the
church centers upon the strength-
ening of our faith. Our Sunday
schools and services teach us to
know and to be able to hold fast
our faith," the Rev. Albach
strongly reminded.
To hold fast to Christ means
that other ideals that conflict
must be cast aside. There is no
leeway, no variation from the
truth The doctrine of Christian-
ity centers on an unalterable
truth that allows no compromise,
the Rev. Albach said.
"Boiled down, the holding of our
profession of faith means to hold
fast to every word in the scrip-
tures. To profess faith is to rlve
it. to strengthen it continuously
every day. We must exercise our-
selves in creeds and deeds, and let
our faith be an integral part of
our daily living," the pastor stat-
ed.
"MORE TIIAN EVER, we need
today the exhortation to hold fast
to ur faith when conflicting
ide,4.s thrcaten it, when divorce
figures are climbing, when Chris-
tinnily is being' assaulted by many
usurping, motives. -
"We must do as God would
have us do and not turn to left
or right, because our faith is true,
and truth knows no compromise,"
Rcv. Albach continued.
"God is evex careful to fulfill
his every promise. If we seek the
kingdom of God, everything we
need will fall to us from God,"
the Reverend Albach said in draw-
mg toward the end of his ser-
mon. "Promises of God are more
wduable than anything we can at-
tain by wintering down our faiths,
by giving in to materialism, by
compromising."
TIlE SERMON WAS drawn
over, the cameraman, stationed
outside with the lens focused on
the door, was able to catch those
coming out.
Next Sunday being' Eastcr, your
Journal scribe is going homc to
Olympia, but the visits in Mason
county churches will be renewed
April 24.
ST. EDWARD'S CHUItCII
Rev. Mark Wlechmann
The Holy Week and Easter Sun-
day services at St. Edward's are
as follows:
Holy Thursday, April 14, High
Mass at 9 a.m., followed by pro-
cession to the side altar. As it is
the day of the institution of the
Holy Eucharist, all-day devotion
with special Holy hour at 7:30
p.m. will be observed.
Good Friday the solemn cere-
monies begin at 9 a.m. with the
Mass of the Presanctified. Sta-
tions of the Way of the Cross
with sermon, at 7:30 p.m.
Holy Saturday blessing of the
Easter Fire will be at 7:30 o'el0ek
followed by the blessing of the
Paschal Candle, prophesies. Bless-
ing of the Easter and baptismal
waters with High Mass at 9 a.m.
Confessions Saturday afternoon
from 3 to 5:30 and 7:15 to 9 p.m.
Easter Sunday a specially-pre-
pared High Mass will be sung at
8 a.m. A Low Mass with Easter
I hymns is at 10:30 a.m. Evening
devotion, rosary and benediction
at 7:30 o'clock.
I There will be no catechism in-
struction on Easter Sunday. In-
I quiry class will meet at 8 p.m.
April 20.
} CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
"Doctrine of Atonement" is the
I subject of the Lesson-Sermon
] which will be read next Sunday in
all branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Sci-
entist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Golden Text: John 1:29. "John
seeth Jesus coming unto him, and
saith, Behold the Lamb of God,
lhich taketh away the sin of the
world."
The following verse from Luke
is included in the Lesson- Sermon:
"And they said amgg themselves,
Who shall roll us away the stone
from the door of the sepulchre?
And when they looked, they saw
that the stone was rolled away: for
it Was very great."
From "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is ,the following cor-
relative statement: "Glory be to
God, and peace to the struggling
hearts! Christ hath rolled away
the stone from the door of human
hope and faith, and through the
revelation and demonstration of
life in God, hath elevated them to
possible at-one-ment with the spir-
itual idea of man and his divin4
Principle, Love."
Well Dril
Water Wells-- Test
OUR WORKMANSHIP GURANTEEI
Bedell Drilling
LAURENCE BEDELL
(formerly Davidson Drilling Co.)
Route 3, Box 101, Shelton
WORLD'S LOVELIEST LUST
J. L. CATTO
315 RAILROAD
Calling All E
Western Old Time & Scand
DANC
Every Saturday
9:30 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. -- With
Oakie and His U.E. Chamberlain
Eleven radio musicians and singers
our champion cow-girl yodeler, Johnny
Missus, Hill-Billy Harmonizers at the
TROPICS
$1.00 PER PERSON, TAX INCLUD I
Schneiders Prairie
8 Miles from Olympia on Shelton
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These Merchants and Individuals, As Sponsors of Prize Eggs, Join with'the ActiVe
INVITE YOUNGSTERS TO HAVE FUN
AT the Annual "
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1:30 P.M. BORDEAUX SCHOOL GROUNDS
Margie's Taxis
Lay Nash Motor Co.
Children's Wonderland
Western Supply Co.
Wash. Co-op Farmers Ass'n.
Ritner's Cafe
Smoke Shop
Bill Miller's Service
Anderson Motor Co.
Loop Lunch
Fton's Bod & Fender
Kilmer EleCtric
J. C. Penney
Den's Sport& Cycle Shop
Pntorium Cleaners
Taylor Radio Electric
Van Der Wal Service
Mel's New & Used Furniture
Neal's Shoe Repair
Stop Inn Care
Dick's City Delivery
Grunert's Service
Mason County Stationers
Herb Rotter Accountant
Cliff Wivell's Service
Scott's Ice Cream
Shelton Laundry & Cleaners
Alden Byley
H. L, Olstead
Andrew's Studio
E. A. Carr Electric
Hillcrest Hurdware
Top Hat
Emil Rauscher
Hilltop Log Tavern
Morgan-Earett Lumber Co.
Shelton Cash Grocery
Crane's Dress Shop J.M. Axelson
Herb Angle DlckLon Fuel Co.
Burgoyne Studio Frank's Service
Ai Huerby Motors Dick Saeger Service
Dickinson Oil Co.
Ivan Neuenschwander DeLuxe Beauty ShopI
Shelton-Mason County Journal Cliff Collins
Pines Auto Court
Cut Rate Drug
Bay's Service
Needham's Food Center
Hi School Service
Beckwith's Jewelry
Bob Ervin Motos
Kimbel Motors
Grant Lumber Co.
Mell Chevrolet
War Surplus Store
Chatterbox Care
Morris Men's Shop Ross Barber Shop
Shelton Hardware & Furniture Forrest's Flowers
Shelton Hotel
Associated Service
M & S Foodtore
Rooney's Dime Store
Smith's Cigar Store
Miller's Men's Shop
Munro's Shoe Store
Pastime Tavern
Sanitary Market
Win's Cafe
Prepp's Drug Store
Tingley & Hoag Evergreen,
Allyn ',
Wee Pause Tavern, Allyn
Sam C. Corliss Service, Allyn
J. L. Catto
Olympic Furniture
Jack A. Cole
O.K. Barber Shop
Shelton Electric Co,
Olsen Furniture Co,
Shelton Shoe Repair
Effie's Beauty
McConkey's
Shelton Printing &
The Polka Dot
Shelton Branch -
National Bank
Lumbermen's
Fir Drug Co.
Vic's Market & Grocery, Allyn Arown Bakery
Hiway Grocery, Allyn Markham's Dime
Manley Fountain Lunch Mac's Corner
Ray's Jewelry Eells & Valley
Shelton Sport Center City Market
Wagener Feed Store Tony Fonzo
Banner & Burnett Shell Service Kitsap Dairy
Les Field's Auto Parts Shelton Transfer Co,