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SIrI3,TON.MASON COUNTY JOI/RNAL
18, 1946.
Dunbar Wei
PORTABLE WELl
ANYW]
Tractor and Heavy
Machine Shop Se:
ALL WORK GL
4-Square Young People
Enjoy Saturday Outing
Forty yomg Pe)l,JC, /lccoYnpafl-
led by ILev, and Mrs. P,. P. Ieich-
)er. of tile ]onrsqltll:tl'e (hti'r,']l
enjoyed a, dny or fellow;hip last
Saturday at the Ever:;cm l tancl
o. the Cole Road.
A four-mile hike ihrofih tim
woods was a treat allot the hmg"
rains, alld ill the evening .t wtqD-
er roast was greatly crljoyed,
Joe Olal;son witil hi:: Fzuitar :rod
,hgmita l::tcichner with Iwl, m.eCOl"-
Lutheran Church
Bills Serwces
Friday, Easter
I,a.%er a(,rvices a,l: Mr. Olive Lu-
tilers'ill C, hlll'ch \\;'gilt fcllttire t\\;vo
s:wvice, o both Good Friday and
Easter Sltnd;y, I?/.V. Walter M.
Warigerin, pastor, announced this
we(q{
()l)ednK tiff:: ..ries of l)rograms
will lm a ,IJ-minlll.e th,votton at
i Children In Calvary
Pentecostal Service
Special Easter services will be
h el d at Calvary Pentecostal
Church, 120 East Pine. at ll n.m.
Sunday with children oi' the
church participating and featur-
ing an Easter message by the
pastor, Rev. R. I. Caddy.
chapel on Hillerest. at Cascade
Holy Saturday,
Easter Sunday
Services Given
Details of the religious exer-
cises and devotions p!almed for
St, Edwards Catholic Church for
'Holy Saturday and Easter Sun-
day were revealed yesterday by
and Olyml)ic Highway, j Rev. Mark Weiehmann, pastor.
Easter Sunday will feature a t Holy Saturday devotions opens
sunrise service at 7 a. m, and a with Blessing of the Easter Fire
dinn led a jolly can)pfire s¢,.':si,m, l.tw Pnrflmount Theatre an Good
Miss Beret Orrc, stad ,)f S(ml,la Friday lit 12:30 p. m, The princi-
"ras n visitor atld :;tles(; of Ill,9, pal s(:rvife :for (.ood I/'riday will
party, bc heh| at 8 p,m, in the church
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
April 19, 1946
, PARAMOUNT THEATRE
45-Minute DEVOTION i2:30 Noon
Sermon Theme: "Jesus Resigns"Imke 23:46
PRINCIPAL SERVICE IN THE CHAPEL -- 8:00'P. M.
Sermon Theme: "Jesus Judged and Condemned"II Cor. 5:21
EASTER SERVICES
Sunmsc Servlc .-- 7:00 a. m.
Festival Service 11:00 a. m.
Spee,al Choir Mnsic At All Services
festival service at 11 s.m., Rev.
Wangerin announced, S p e c i al
choir music will 'be heard at all
servic, es.
Moun00 Olive Lutheran Church
Hillerest .... Highway and Cascade
, The Rev..Walter, 3// Vangerin, Pastor --- Tlephone 395M or 230
and the Paschal candle service at
7:30 a.m. followed by singing of
the Prophecies, blessing of Eas-
ter water and baptismal water,
High Mass about 9 a.m., confes-
sions in the afternoon from 3 to
5 p.m,, and in the evening from
7:30' to 9 o'clock.
Easter Sunday low mass will
be lmld.at 8 a.m. and higl mass
at 10:30 a.m,. the high mass to
be sung by the £,hoir in honor of
'St. Jude Thaddeus by P, A. Kau-
fer; The Kyie, Gloria, Sanctus;
Benedictus and Agmis De:, the
Offertory, Regina oeli Laetare,
the Recessional, Holy God We
Praise Thy Name sung by the
whole cbngregation.
Evening devotion will be at 7:30
UNITY CLASSES
420 Franklin St., Apt. 2
8p.m.
Sunday--Preaching Setwtce
MondayLessons in Truth
Tuesday--Christ Enthroned
Wednesday--Teach Us To
Pray
Thursday--Study at 2 p.m.
FrldayTeach Us to Pray
Leader M. Hookett
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
of L. D.S.
Sunday School .............. 10 a,m,
at
Odd Fellows Hall
Listen to
Spoken Word and
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
WI R O -,--8:30 a.m.
Pres. A. L. Ferwerda
Phone 296J or 52
/,
Attend 00hurch Serwces w th
Your Family and Friends
Honor our Lord and strengthen your own spirit by attending church services this
Easter. You, your family, your friends will enjoy the inspiring Service, the mag-
nificent music, tim feeling of goodwill derived from the beauty and significance of
Easter church services. The doors of your church are open in welcoming embrace
to you this peaceful, glorious Holy Day in sacred celebration of His resurrection.
Established 1895
t:;gL .
Worship In Church Sunday
7,
At The Easter Services
(Editorial)
This is a truly glorious Easter, this first Easter
of a world again at peace, with happy families reunited.
It is a day for rejoicing and devotion, for once again
our prayers have been answered'and we see the fun
fillment of many long months of hoping and waiting.
In commemorating the magnificent resurrection
of our Lord, Jesus Christ, this year, out' hearts are
filled with joy and happiness.
We are deeply inspired to dedicate ourselves
whoteheartedly to the rebirth of Peace as He dedicated
Himself to showing us the way to Peace through love
and brotherhood:
Let not this blessed inspiration vanish, but rather
let us give meaning to the symbols of eternal tran-
quflity the Church, the. dove, the Easter lilies
and strive to keep the spirit and full beauty of this
glorious day alive forever.
ENJOY THE EASTER SERVICE AND MUSIC
V¢ITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN THE
CHURCH OF YOUR FAITH.
Meth00ist Holy.Week Services Begin
Tonight; 2 Services Easter Sunday
Holy Week services at the First
Methodist Churclt .will be con-
ducted Thursday and Friday eve-
nings of this week, according to
announcement by the pastor, Rex,,
Hardwiek W. Harshman.
A beautiful Candlelight Com-
munion service will be held on
Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock
in the sanctuary of tle church,
This service will be unique in that
events leading up to the Upper
Room scene as well as those fol-
lowing in the Garden of Geth-
semane will be portrayed in mu-
sic and scripture. A special mixed
quartet 'composed of Mrs. Kath-
rye Steinberg, Mrs. Lillian Nor-
vold, Guy Beckwith, and John
Steinberg, will handle all of the
musical backgrounds. Soloists for
tins service will be Mrs. Katl-
rye Steinberg, soprano and Jack
Stewart, tenor.
Following the colnlnunion ser-
vice will be the Good Friday set'-
vice on Friday evening at 8
o'clock when the church choir
under the direction of Lynn Sher-
wood, will present the major
parts of tee beautiful, oratorio
"The Crucifixion" by John Stain-
cr. Soloists for this presentation
will be Mrs, Opal Packard, Mrs.
Kathryn Steinberg, Mrs. Bernice
Stew.art and John steinberg. Rev.
H. W. Harshman will present two
short meditations from "Words
From the Cross:' during the ser-
vice.
In order to accommodate the
Foursquare Loses
Rev.i00. P, Re:chEer
Re\\;,. and Mrs. R. P. Reichner,
pastors of the Foursquare Gospel
ChurclL have announced their
coming departure to accept a new
assignment in Alaska, on May 1,
Rev. and Mrs. Dornbaugh from
Centralia, Wash., will succeed
them here. taking over the pas-
torate on May 5.
During the time Rev. and Mrs.
Reiehner have been at the Four-
square Church here *the Sunday
School has doubled in number
new Sunday school rooms, a
,young people's chapel, and' a full
basement, constructed: at the
chu(ch, which is located at 910
Dearborn Street.
t "Singspiration" Heads
Y0fih' Fbr :Christ Slate
A "'sihgspiration" Will featnrc
this Saturday's weetdy Youth for
Christ 'meeting at' the Baptist
Church with colored slides of the
words of the hymns shown, Joe
Brill McCleary pastor, will lead
the singing and special talent will
add to'the interest-of the meet-
ing.
All young people are invited to
atten as the program is interde-
n0mtnational.
APPRAISERS APPOINTED
Judge Wilson' appoifi'ted .Sam
Theler, Nelson Barber and'.Henry
Schumberg as appraisers of the
Barney ,Vashinggon Bickie estate
in superior c(iurt Saturday.
ORDER PROIIIBITINfi RUNNING
AT ,L&RG]2 OF IAVESTO(K
THIS MKTTEI, CO:M[NG. on to be
heard'on tiffs'25th da of.March, 1946,
at'the hour Of '2:30 Cclock p.m, a
the office of the Commissioners in the
Court louse at' Shelton, Mason Coffh-
W, Washington, upon the petitton of
Howard Quimby, etal, for an order
pr0bibling livestock to run at large
in I1, certain arc,t;
AND IT APPEARING to tim Board
of County ommlsioners that notice
pf th Heahng 0n:tllis petition has
been given for the time and in the
mnner l'edred by law, and 4he said
oard having examined the petition,
and said hearing having been held
and the Board being fully advised in
tile premises:
NOW 'THEREFORE IT IS HERE-
BY, ORDERED. that lio livestock and
any kind, breed or character be per-
mi[t ed to run at large within the fel-
lowlR described area, to-wit: .
Sections 1, 2, 3, 10, & 11, Townslnp
29 N,, Range 2 W. Sections 30 &
31, Township 23 North Range I W.
0
See£ions 2:q, 6,,4. 35 and 38, Twp.
23 N., Range 2 W., lying north of
orth Shore Road for a distance
of one" (1) mile, and sonth of maid
road. to Lynch Cove. (Hood Canal).
IT IS FURTtEg ORpEIED, thai
s oraer anau ,be punhsned once
each week for l'om, consecutive weeks,
as l)rw:tded by law.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED his
25tll day of March, 1946.
:BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OIe MASON CQUNTY,
WASHINGTON.
H. R, DICKINSON
.LYLE O'DELL"
ROY CARl1.
ATTEST:
HARRY DEYETTE.
ClerM of the ]oard.
' 4-4-11-18-25-4t
Baptists Close
RevivM Service
Pi'e-Easter revival sbrviees
which have been held throughout
this week will conclude at the
Baptist Church Sunday, so the
nsual Easter church program will
not be presented this year, Rev.
J. O. Bores mmounced this week.
Iowever, special Easter music
by the Intermediate Glee Club
and au anthem "At Early Dawn"
by the choir will be presented,
along with an Easter message "A
Chris,less World" by Rev. Bovee.
The Baptist Sunday School is
aiming at an attendance of 300
Easter morning, and invites par-
ents who do not plait to send their
children to any other church to
have them attend the Baptist set'-
vice.
BABY BORN
A baby Boy was born April 16
at the Shelton General Hospital
for Mr. and Mrs. Walton Hum-
phreys.
Calvary
Pentecostal Church
120 East Pine St.
crowds two morning services
lmve been planned for Easter
Sunday: 9:30 and 11:00. At the
9:30 service the "mixed quartet
will provide the musical back-
grounds with Mrs. Bernice Stew-
art singing Ashford's "That First
Easter Morn" and John Stein-
berg, baritone, singing "The Holy
City" by Adams, The Confirma-
tion Class will be presented and
received into membership at this
service. "Three Resurrections"
will be the sermon topic.
At the 11:00 o'clock service the
full choir will be used in the pre-
sentation of two beautiful an-
thems: Stainer's "God So Loved
the World" and "Alleluia to the
King by Clemens. Mrs. Opal
Packard, soprano soloist, will sing
"Open the Gates of the Temple"
by Knapp. Rev. Hal'shman will
be speaking on the theme:
"Tombs That Will Not Stay
Locked;"
Mrs. Loui Larson aecdmpanist,
will be playing for both the
Thursday and Friday services as
well ,as the two services on Eas-
ter Sunday.
A cordial invitation is extmided
to all to enjoy all of these ser-
vices.
Welcome
TO THE
Church of" Christ
10 a.m, and 7 p.m, Each Sunday
Bibletudy, Friday, 8
p.m.
2021 Hay Street
Shelton
C. S. Hamilton, Minister
Sunday Schooi--9:45 a.m,
MOrning Worship--ll:00 a.m.
Sunday Evangelistic, 8:00 p.m.
Wedhesday Prayer Meeting,
7:45 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Rev. R. D. CadcJy, Pastor
GIRL A
April 13 a
the Sheltoll
Mr. and Mrs.
FIRST and I
Formerly Triangle
TION
: OWNERS
First Church '
Based on Facts
SHELTON,
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Reading Room .
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Church or on 1't',
Branch of Tha te In a majority of
• he First C: Cries is inadequate
- scl=l:.! : alues of prior
s:[t is_ evident years.
that i
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::, eat day replacement c
2asate for any loss t:
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seat the True Value of
'] al Property--Today.
ST. EDWARDS CHI)00
Easter Sunday Masses at8","
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Hig h Mass at 10:30 a. m.
You are Cordially Invited to
attend Easter services, with
jreetings from
Rev. Mark Weich
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
" Ca ndleiigh Communion .,
Thursday 8:00 P.M. "TWO WASH BASINS"
STAINER'S "CRUCIFIXION"'
Good Friday 8:00 P. VL Clloir and :Minister
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 21
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9:30 a.m. Three Resurrections
11:00 a.m. "Tombs I'hat Will Not Stay Locked"
M, C. (NELL
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
HARDrrICK W. HARSHIAN', Minister
Parsonage 320 N. 4th. FourthandPine Telephone 27
5urance Bldg.
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