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Shelton
NO, 2025
NOTICI.: TO ('llFI)lTOlt. TO
I'RI.:4ENT AND FILE CI.AIMS
IN TIrE SD'PEB.IOR COU1CP ()li" '1'I11!i
STATE ()I," WASIIlNCT()N FOIl
MASON COUNTY
IN I)ROBATI 'l
In the Matter ,ff th,, l']slat of 2vv-
gill, fit,, ]htlcllin:< ql, : )(..q lsi!(
NOTICE IS IllqI¢.El;Y GIVEN tirol
(hly Huh.hillsoll Ii;ls h(q'n apl)oiHh,d
and has itHalil'i('d as Ex(q,utl)l" of the
Will and el' the PsHt|e i,f Ila)'gllt!f'ite
]t/ltchinson, Dot:ended, )ad (liar :ill
NO. 20:
NOTICE TO ('itI:I)ITORS TO
PRE.ENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN 'L'ilI SIIPERIOR COURT OF TIlE
STA Tli] OP WAStI] NGTON 1,'O 1{
MASON (:OI!NTY
In llw Malter of tile Estate nf Cody
W()tdlard, Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY (lIVEN that
lhe undersigned, Nell Woollard has
}'('i'll all ).tilted and has qualified as
Executrix of tilt' Last W II arid T(!.:Ia -
)11€'1]l and of the estate of Cody Wool-
lard, dvceased; and that all persons
ha..iog tin|IllS l)g:lillst the said etate
or |:tit! snid det'ensod art} hl!l'Cl)y )'e-
quired to SOl'V(' lhe salll( dilly vel'ified
ill duplicate with Ill(:! niacos;IFy /on..
('Ilel's attaclled Ulloa the I)Odcrsig'netl
h]xecutrix or ller alto)'ney (if rtcord
persons having chiilns against Iho s/t_id nt Ih( law office (if f'J. lVranklin Heus-
Dect.asbd ())' Ihe said estal(, al•q ht!l'cb.v I ton. Angle lluilding. Shelton. lgasb-
)'oquired to ,ui!l've the shine, duly xori- ; ington, and file such t:lailllS together
lied wilh lh(, ne.vsm'v vouchers nt-lwilh proof of servit'o with the Clerk
tached Ul)On the unders'b'ned Execuh)r ()17 the above enlitled Cou,'t within
ildg.
t)r his attorney of )'oc)).d n( tim Iaw F six t6) nlonths after tile dnte of the,
office of (;has. 1{. Lewis, 119 S(luthl first l, ul)licatiou Of tiffs n(,tico, to-
Fourth Str,'et, Bell Building. Sli(qttm, )wit: May IItb, 1949, or nil t'lai)iis
Mason CollntY. Wli.itllin{tqan. the sal)l(!in(.)t st) presented 1111(1 filed, will be
bei)lg desigllitt((] its the Ilia(:(' ft)r tbe l forever barred.
transact|ell of the busin(.ss of lhe said NELL WOOLLARD. Ex-
estate, and file st)oh clailns t(Igetlez' ocutrix of the b]state of
with pr(lof of s(,l'vi(,*! with tile clerk Cody Woollard, de(:etlsod.
"-R of tilt! hi)ave entithd court w Ill n li Address:
montiJs after the date of tlw first Star at. 2, Box 94-B,
publication of lhis nolle'e, It>wit: Jam' Sht,lton, Washington
9, 1949, or all clainm not so served B. Ft{ANKLIN HEUSTON,
and filed shall be Iorevor )arred, Atto'z.y l'm' sahl Fstate,
GUY I-IUTCHINSON, .*.n.t:l(, I:Hdg'., Shelton, Wash.
Executor 5-26 .-6-2-9-16--4t
CItAS, R. LEWIS, ................................
Attorney for said Estate NO. 5256
Bell Building, 119 South Fourth St. SI'MMON FOR I'I!BI,ICATION
Shelton, Mason County, Washington. IN THE SUPERIOR ('CURT OF THE
LEWIS 6-9-16-23-a0--a. "STATE OE WASttINOTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
LAW NO. 040 Jcan.!lte Darlene Streams. Plaintiff,
, NOTICF OF HEARING FINAl, I --vs.--
St. REPORT AND PETITION Robert V. Streams. Defendant.
FOR I)ISTRIBIFrlON TIlE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THFJ Ill(' said R.obcrt V. Streams, Defend-
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR ant:
MASON COUN'IY i You arc hcrehy summoned to al) -
In the Matter of the Estate of Mar- i pea|' within 60 days after tile date of
gret Martin, Deceased. the first publication of this suture,ins.
NOTICE IS ItEREBY GIVEN: that to-wit: within 60 days after the 16th
A'LEY Mary Wright, Administratrlx ,if the day of June, 1949, and defend the
estate of Marg'ret Martin, deceased, has above entitled action ill the .'tl)ove
T LAW filed ill the offit:o of the Ch'rk of entitled conrt and answer the anlend-
above entitled court, her Iin&l report ed complaint (if tim Phhintiff and s('rv(
and petition for distribution, asking it t:Ol)y of your answer upon the un-
the court to settle said report, to dersignod attorney for Plaintiff at
Bank distribute the llropcrty to the persons his tiff ice below stated and in vase
" " Shelton thereunto entitled, an(l to discbarg(, of your failure so to d(, judg'nfent
said Administratrix; and that said re- will Im rendered against you accord-
port and pete(bin will be heard on tlw ing to ale denmnds of the amended
8th day of July, lfflg, at the hour of complain-t, which has been filed with
10 o'eloek a.m. on said day at the the Clerk of tile said court. The ob o
SPRING con,,t house in Shelton, Washington. jeet of this action is to secure a gi:
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1949. vorce by Plaintiff from you as
(SEAL) tlAIIYY. DEYETTE. fondant upon tile grounds of non-
Clerk of said Conrt, support, desertion and abandonment
ilX ervlcell BY DOIISANN MOREHOUSE, nnd for restoration of Plaintiff's maid-
Deputy, 6-9-16-23--3t. en name. CHAS" R. LEWIS
llltems NO. 2093 Attorney for Plaintiff
Phon 65 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Belt Building', 119 South
IN THE SUPERIOR COUR'D OF THE lou)'th Street, Shelton,
STATE OE WASHINGTON FOR Mas,m County, Washington.
MASON COUNTY 6-16-23-30--7-7-14-21-28--7t.
In the Matter of the Estate of W.
C. Warren. deceased. NOTICE OF PECIAL SCHOOL
The undersigned is tile appointed ELI':CTION
and qualified Executor of the above Notice is hereby given that a special
G, estata. All persons having clainls election of the legal school eloqtors
against mild de 'cased are required to of Gral)eview School District No. 54
serve same on said Executor or his of Mason County, Washington, will be
attorneys at the address below stated, held at the Grapeview School Honsc
BUilding anti file same with Clerk of said Court, in said district on tile 25th day of
togetl)er with proof of service within June, 1949, for the purpose of voting
six months after first publication of 20 Mill Tax Levy for General School
tiffs noti(,o, Fund.
Flr:t lmblication: 3une 2, 199. Polls will be open from 1:00 p.m.
EARL R. WARREN. to 8:00 p.m,
Executor Dated this 6th day of June, 1949.
HOl RALPH PURVIS, I3y order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES B. SANCHEZ, H. M, STRICKLAND, Clerk,
Attorneys for Estate, 6-9-16--2t.
245 Fourth Street Building,
B,'emerton, Washing'ton CALL I,'OR BIDH
6--2-9-16--3t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
snaled bids will be opened bY the
Wash. NOTI(!E O1 o MEETING OF Board of Commissloner of :tlblic
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Utility, District No. 1 at a meeting of
The Board of Equalization of Mason the Commisslon on July II, 1949 at
County. Washington will meet Tues- the Department Offices, Star Route 1,
CORREA day, July 5, 1949 at th0 hour of 9 Box 203, Shelton, Washington, at 8'.00
a+m., Standard Tim(, at the oft'tee of P,M, for the following:
the County Asessor in the Ct)urt One 1940 :!i ton Chevrolet Panel
IIouse. SheltSn, Washington for the truck.
l)urpose of equali;.'ing the assessments The Board reserves the right to ac-
ll'.o of the property ill the t:ounty and will cept or reject ally or all bids.
continue ill session t'rom time to time Dated this 16 day of June, 1949,
J'-r a period not to exceed two weeks. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
VINCENT E. PAUL, Public Utility District No. 1
Assessor, Mason County DICK BUECHEL, Secretary.
6--16-23-30--3t 6-16-23-30---3t.
. then THINK
I I
geBACK in blazing Hin&ley, death was hunting
out most of the remaining inhabitants. More
than a hundred took refuge in a swale /along the
" railroad tracks and there they were burned to black
crisps or gray-white ashes, every last one. Allen
Fraier was near enough to hear 'them die. 'When
the fire wave hit that swamp,' he said, 'there was
.... one piercing cry of anguish, then everything was
still except for the howling of the wind.' Fraser
and his family withstood the fiery blast by getting
into barrels of water .... What started this e
, . that became such a, tremendous sea of flame and
rolled for twenty miles and took 418 lives?"
-from Burning an Empire, the first book about Amerlcan forest area,
by Stewart Rolbrook, publllhed by The Macmillan Company. Quoted
by special permission.
orest fires are started by little acts of carelessness, and every
conflagrations destroy millions of dollars worth of trees-.
that once were no more than single sparks.
explosive horror of a great "forest fire can't be
be seen. If you have ever seen one, you will stop
. •, and ask yourself . . .
EELTON-MAON
('anse Nu. 5316
N()TICE OF SIIFR1FF"S Y, AI,I!"
O1," REAL I.:,'i'A'rE
Indcr GeIH.ral |,N(.I, tit 14ill
IN Ttl] SUI'I,HIOI¢. (+Ot;l',T (it,' 'I?ITE
s'r ATI,] ( )I(' WASH INCT( )N I,'( )1 ,
MAS(')N (OU'NTY
Ah +l'tl+ en ]P(!t(.l'a[ Sa%illgr: (" L(.;tn
A,;s()(:ialic)n, a corl)())'alio)L I)l:;illlill'
-VS. ....
(71Uy S. Stopheo; :)))(I Daisy It. ,(4(+.1)-
hens. hus[I/lnd nnd wife. |)(q'Plld;lll[L
Undel' all(l by virtt)( ()r ;) :(,ll(.l'.¢ll
('X,'('uti;)u ]SSl) 'd eLI( t)l' ;Hid tllld('l" Ill+'
seal el lhe Superior Co 't (d + tlw S!:)h
Of WtlshitlK(on. in alld fop :v.id (Nm v.
(in th(' 24th day of May, 19,19, till4111
a (1 t.t4 • (' 1 .olldred iO ;;aid (h.ttt'l
tin the J:lttl dlly el Mny. 19:19. i l f:)x'.,r
of Ab(q'deen lOed('ral Savillb4s alld I..):tll
A:lsochtti(in and ag'f)int.t (: (5" b;, Si"I) •
b('ll+ alld lit S: D. Sl('l;)ll(!ll'L h|lsh:llld
and will!, jH(lglutqlt del)l(li's, f(ir tlll
SUl)l of $3.0,16,76 i)(dla)'.% loK eliilq' wiih
atto'n(,y's |'(!t:Lq, int !l.,St, c()sls :llllt in-
creasc(l t'r/sts, and [(i iile dil" :{+'t illid
dclive)'ed, i did ()a tlw 25th d;ly of
May, 1,€),t9. h,vy Hp(in ,'ill tl|p riE'hl.
title and Inh.i'(.st id' said .jlldFlll('lil
d('bit)r. in alld to t)l(, f(db)WillK de'-
a-.
s('rilmd ]lroporty h) slit s y sa (] , tK"
inch|, to-wil :
Tim Southt,ast Qunrter (.qI,Pl) -f
the SNuthoast Quartm' fSEl) d' S*..-
tion :ll, Town.hip 19 North. Rmge
(i West (,f tim I.Villali|elh' M(q'itliao,
(!xcellling t li(!i•(q'l,i mi p|)l)lic l't)ad
rights-of-way.
NOW TIIEI:H,]FORE, NOTIC, I,; 1,'4
ItI'IItEBY GIVEN, Tllat on Satt|rday
the 2nd (lay of July, 1949, at 11") -'('h.'k
in the l'o),enoon .f said day. 1 will
sell tbe above described p|'ol.'rty. (w
SO Inueh thereof as nlt]y be neC(!H,IIM'Y
to satisfy said judgnienl, togelher wilh
aL|l)rney'8 fib'S, i))tol'('st, costs nlld in-
c)'ensc.d co.uts, in all 8alounttng t() the
sum of $i1.:151.01 Dolla)'s.
Said sale will take place nt lhe ('a.'t
doe)' of the C'(ml't House at Shot(on
in said County .and State, ill)(+| will be
at I)ublic auctiOll, Iol' ('.ash in hnlld [O
the highest and best l.|Iddcr.
Dated at Shell(,n, ,Wash., this 251h
day <,f May, 1949.
ROY ROFqSEL,
She)'if of said C()unty.
6-2-9-16-23 --4t.
NO. 2O5O
NOTICE OF HEARINti ON FINAL
ACCOUNT REPORT AND I'ETI-
TION O1" AI, MINITRATOR Felt
SETTLEM ENT, 1)ITRIIIITION
AND DISCIIARGI':
IN TItE SUPERIOR COIH.T OF THE
STATE O1" WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR TIIE COUNTY OF MASON,
IN PROBATE
In the Matte|' of the Combined Es-
tates of Horace Dunbar and blinni(' 1 ....
Dunbar. both Deceased.
NOTICE IS ItEREBY GIVEN, that
Alden C. Bayley, Administrator of tim
above estate, has filed herein his final
account, report and petILion for set-
tlement and distrlbutl()n of the ('state
of the deceased, wh(#rein the, Court is
asked to approve said account nnd
report, and make dist|'ibutlon (if ttw
estate,, and discharge the adndnistra-
tot.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that
hl accordance with an order of said
(h)urt made and entered i))l the 27ili
flay of May, 1.+#49. a hearing will I)e
had before the Court on snlid fhull
account, report and pctithm on Fri-
day. the 1st day of' July, 19,19, +it 10
o'clock, a.m., on said date in the Clun't
Room of said Court in tbe (3OlU't
}4quse at Shelton, Washington.
Dated this 27th (lay of May, I919.
HARRY I)EYETTE,
Clerk of the Superior Cour
for Mason County, Washing-
ton.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for the Estatc,
Title Insurant'e Building.
Shelton, Washington. 6-2-9-16-23 .tt,
Classified Servic
COITNTY .IOUrtNAL
Air Drift
hick written GAA test::; SaLurd;ty.
Ray Braun, Le& Jbs!in, Jack Smite(
Glen Stuart and I+.ol,e,'t Allen sat MOUIT OLIVE BIBLE !Bishop Bayne To Lead
re, (heel CaR (Cvil A<,o::.u,: SCHOOL ENDS BUSY, Confirmation Service
-Legtl]ations) tests, and I<oy alld + "1 l f
Frank Travis, Jr., lheir navigtt.ion. SIJCCESSFI L TERM I At St. David's Church
l)]xanlinations wore lield tinder Lhc
snlJervision of CA A ins,pectol' ll.ob-
ei't Jones of Seattle,
.ht4,t¢ Howard, in spite of a re-
cent injt|ry fronl a power-saw,
took and passed his instl'uctoF.';
i'lioht test. CongraLulations.
Five-year-old Janiec Lee Tiffany,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaraes
I,. Tiffany this week flew from
Olympia to Portland, shine. Her
parents put her aboard a West
Coa,t Airliner, :rod she was met
at PorLIand by her aunt, with
whom she will visit for a few
wocks.
:I: tb :',:
Joe Duffey, line mechanic for
Montgomery Electric Company, ii
the latest student to be approved
for flight training by the Veter-
ans Administration. Joe is enr(tll-
ed for the commercial course.
The Norris Rau's made a quick
trip to Wenatchee Sunday after-
noon where they visited with Kcn
and Fay Ensley.
:}: :!: :3
Travel by airliner seenls to be
increasing considerably among
Sheltonites if the number of in-
quiries for information which Shel-
ton Air Service receives each (lay
is any indication. Hardly a day
passes without four or five re.
quests for assistance m planning
flight itineraries.
Another local 'bird' will ,-mon bc
added to the fast growing list of
airplane owners, Berlc St(lording
is dealing for a Cessna 140.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Phillips
were Rose Festival visitors at
Portland over the week end. Mrs.
Phillips operates the Airport Cafe.
DOWNDRAFT . . . Pat and
Mike, fresh from h'eland observed
a traffic light turning from red
to orange to green. Noticing the
short time the orange ligh-was
lit, one remarked to the other,
"They sure don't give the protes-
tants nltlCh time to get across."
• "vvv'vv v v v v'r v,,v,v vv v,v-,vl ,vv v v v,l
Harstine Island
lp'V 'v v v lP v'.- v v r v v ,iv - v v ',11 ,. v v lV -,l#.,
By rs. Earl Harriman
Those attending the Denzel Page
wedding in Elma Saturday night
were Mr. and Mrs. h'vie Wingert,
Lyle Hiteheock, Mrs. Earl Herr|.
man and son Clyde.
Miss Corn Horton, recently
from Alaska, is visiting at the
home of her sisLer and htlsl);nd,
Ml'. and Mrs. W. E. Gillette.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Carnes and
PLOWING, BLADING, ¢O,>lmg, exca-
vating, harrowing with tractor. (hill son Marvin Fordon of Ol.mpia
Philllp Hard(e, Route 1, Box 137, .'.rpent the week end with Grand-
._P_lmne 7_66j]_I. _ ............................ 3i0tfn. ma and Grandpa ,l:ohn L. Hiteh-
t4MSTITCHINO: 10¢ yar, also but- cock.
tonhollng. Mrs. Ellis Well, 405 Ar-
eadla Avenue. (Corner Arcadla an4 C. W, Streckenbach reLurned
Boundary Streets.) 2-28-tf
Oil stoves and furnaces vacuum
cleaned. Free estimates. Phone 3486
days, 7026 evenings. Olylnpta, Wash.
P3-24tfn,
IV (5+R BPEN CER FOUN t:)A Ti(JNS b::n{
supports, phone 799-J for appoint-
nlent or call at 14:1 Stllllp| D,'h'e.
9-26-46tfn,
WE REPAIR
All makes of RADIOS,
WASHING MACHINES and
SMALL APPLIANCES
Expertly and Reasonably
honle :unday evening from lhc
Gt'angi convention in Pulhnan.
Mrs. Earl Harriman and son
Clyde and Mrs. Leone Otterstad
and children of Aberdeen..will
leave Wednesday nlorning:.-fof San
Francisco to visit Mr: and Mr:+.
Ted V. Hill and family•
Mrs. Lillie Owens of Seattle is
spending a few weeks at her is-
land summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Page ac-
companied their dangh ter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crock-
ett of Eugene, Oregon, on a wtea-
tion trip around the Canadian
loop.
Mrs. Bnd G]aser, Mrq. Lottie
Uggen and. Mrs. Laura Olinger
were business ::hoppcrs in Shelton
Monday.
'Mr. and Mrs. Thor Johnson are
living in he Carl Mat(us homc.
Classified Service
PLUMBING HEATING
Sexauer System Repairing
Pumps, Hot Water Tanks and
Plumbing Fixtures.
Licensed Master Plumber
Ernest Swearirgen
Phone 405-W
Star Rt. 2, Box 97, Shelton
12-9tfn.
Stoves and
Furnaces
RIIDIO LtillRII
VACUUM
CLEANED
Phone 576-W
620 Cedar St.
DILLENBURG BROS.
Modern Equipment
Opera(ted by
EXPERIENCED MEN
For
BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING
LOGGING
HAULING
Phone 667-J
6-16-30-3t
+ --" I I " I I
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Collision Coverage On Cars as Old as
1937 For Qualified Applicants
Rates, Service for Policy Holders "
Transfers Now A'vailabl at
,.. my cigarette OUT?
, •. is that match OUT? BOB ERVIN
MOTORS
Phone 673
s 633 outh Flret 6treet
.. is my campfire OUT?
ENGINEERED
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
HIGHEST QUALITY WIRING
J. 00TERPI0000 CRAIG P. ELIOT
COH00[000H C0
REGISTERED ' LICENSED and BONDED
a Engineer - Electrical Contractor
YONIER INCORPORA00 .oow....o,,...,,,. v.
P, O, Box 158 = Sh,elton i- Phone "788
b'(
Mount Olive Lutheran Church Menlber; of St, David'.'; Ei)ico-
eonchlded its m4)sL sueecs.;ful Va- pal (.'hnrch are rejoicing in the
cation Bible Soil,,el with a (:h)sing facL tiiat lhe ILight l-{everend
prograni of reciLat;ion and song Stephen 1. B'iyne, ,It'., S.T.1).,
last Fri(.hly evening. I)i,hop of the I)iocesc of Olympia,
i
The Bible School, meeting daily i will mal(e a .,;pecial visitation to
from 9 t,o t2 a.m,, began on Tues- I St. David':;, wilt adninister the
(lay, May 31, tile week ariel' the I rite of confil'ination aud l)reach at
closing of the public st,heels. I the regular eleven o'clock serv-
Despite the f'wt that nlof;L 4)!' the licc St nday morning, July 24.
child)'en had ,jLst (:Oml)lete(l nine hi anLi('ipation t)f the bishop',;
I,nonths of school, 91 children on- vise(alien, the leverend Francis
rolled on the opening day, ill. Bali, vicas f St,. David's, will
The well-organized pr(igram, the hold reguhu' ehtsses for confirna-
xeellent worn books, handicraft ation in the church on P'ri(ay
projects, movies, and supervised I evenings beginning at e i g h t
play sold themselves, Exccpt for lo'elock. To these services of in-
the last day, the enrolhmnt in- strnetion all interested person.'; are
creased daily, bringing the total cordially invited.
enrollntent to 153. There was an " ................................................
average daily attendance or 102 Baptist Bible Pupils
with 66 children receiving ce,'tifi-= TO Give Demonstration
tales for not missing nlore than
,)no day in each of the two weeks. The Vacalion Bible Sc.hcol of
A large staff of 20 teachers and the Baptist Church will 9resent
assistants contributed much to the its delnonstration program Friday,
,ma,c, ess of the program. June 17, at 7:45 p.m. The songs,
verses and lessons learned will be
i Me)lINT OI, IVE l',Ir'l'lll']ll'AN given by the boys an(t girls. Fol-
CHUR(|I lowing the program the parents
Win. !1. AII)aeh, l)ustor and friends will be shown the
ltlg'hway and Caseitde handwork made Chu'inff Lhe school.
Tonight: The Choir meets at 8 The Baptist. Chm'ch is well
p.ra. The LuLheran Hour Chorus, pleased with the splendid response
on tour, will give a concert at of the children to the Vacation
Zion Lutheran Chu:'ch, South 16th Bible School, The attendamm has
anti L, Tacorna, beginning at 8 ranged between 100 and 130 and
p,ln. There is no adrnis:ion charge, the interest has been keen.
Snnday: Stm(hty S4,.hool begins Tlle st:heel will (;lose with a i)ie-
aL 9:45 ll.m. "Worship Serviees dur- nie on Saturday at 10 a.nl. All
illg (he sItHllllel' lnonths begin at (the boys and girl:; v::ho have :1t-
8:30 and 11 a.n I. The V¢altlier Lea- } tended are cordially invited.
gue will have t picnic at Delight, ......................
Park, on Lake lslbel. Leagners( FIR.'4T BAPTIST (+HUR(+il
will meet at Mount Olive chapel Fifth and Cota St.r(,els
at 2 l).nl. Bl'illg' a hlnch for the ,I, O. I$ovee, l)a.Mor
evening. Wlll'rPIi llale, AsMM:unl
Wednesday: The Lutheran \\;ro- Stlnday school, 9:45 a.li(. DolTt
men's Missionary League will be fooled into thinking yoll cio not
mcet at 8 p.m. need the StlndIly Sch(101 in the
.......................... sllnnnel'.
FAITH LUTilERAN (IHUR(?II M(/rning worship, ;11 P,,m. A set'-
John DeBoer, |)astor vice of real inspiration and help.
Serwi('es are held in Lhe I.O.O,F, Young People's servi('es, 6:45 p,
Hall. in, l'ro/ranm which almeal Lo
Sunday school for all age groups y()nng people.
and adult Bible class start at 9:4,5 EveninK service, 7:d5 p.m, A ser-
e'clock, vice yell can't :fffortl to miss.
Divine worship stal:ts at 11 a.m, Prayer a, nd )' '-
• ]-lftl.,( Service, Thltl's-
Pastor has been in Morris, day at 7:30 p.m.
Minn., and expects to return t(5 A cordial invitatioil is exLended
Shelton this week. fo' you to attend the services of
................................. "r Lhe Baptis'L Church.
I[OOD CANAL COMMIrNITY ., - ..................................................................................
CIlUItCil Mt. View Alliance Chapel
SixLy-four chil(h'en e n r o I I e 41
Rev. Thee. W. Chapman,
Monday morning for the five-day Pastor
Bible Study course given under
the direction of Mr. and Mrs. 9:45 am, Sunday School
1Lichard BaLes in the Hoodsport 11 a.m. Morninff Service
Chulch. 7:30 p.m. Inspirational Servim
Prizes were awarded for merits A ttearty Velcome to All
and attendance. Those assisting
with the week's work wcr(, Mes-
dames Thehna Brinson, C;eorge
Eaton, IL':t.her Qui?ley, Fhtiiw
t&!;t, i:n'y ,I11c Sutut, Cal'ol
Bajes, Ads Yocum, Miss iY'aith
Gray, Richard Bates, the Revel'-
end and M r:. Paul Sweeney.
ST. DAVll)' EPIS(?OI)A1,
Cli U RCll
l,'onrth and Cedar
The l{ev. Francis !i. Bail in eharge
Chllrch school sol'vice, 9:'t5 a.nl.
Morhing prayer and scrmon il
a.nl,
Confirmation Class (in Cllurch,
Friday, 8 p.m.
Plans Convention
ROBERT A. YOTHERS
State VFW Commander
VETERANS TO RALL
AT SPOKANE MEET
Five thonsand persons are ex-
pected to attend the four-day state
convention of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars in Spokane June 29
to July 2,
HIGHIAGtlT OF the 29th an-
nual convention will be a parade
on July i which will take more
than three hem's to pass in re-
view, according to Robert A. Yo-
thers, state comm*ander,
Among speakers scheduled to
address the convention are Chat'-
les C. Rails, Seattle, national jun-
ior vice commander in c'bief of
the V.F.W.; Gov. Arthur B. Lang-
lie; Maj. Gem Harry J. Collins,
commanding officer of the 2d Di-
vision, Fort Lewis,
Rear Adm. E. W. Sylvester,
commander, Puget Sound Naval
hipyard, Brentcrton; Brig. Gem
E. M. Llewellyn, chief of the
Washington National Guard. Spo-
kane Mayor Arthltr Meehan, and
Congressman Hugh B. Mitchell.
A PAT STATE commander of
the V.F,W., Edward M. Waye of
Spokane, is general chairman for
this year's convention, which will
heralc[ the organization's 50th an-
niversary.
Among resolutions the dele-
gates will con,,;ider will be a re-
qhest for a stand on tlle Cohunbia
yalley Authority; 'opposition to
formation of a general staff un-
der tile secretary" of deferme; ave-
quest for a national bomls for
World War II veterans, and an-
other demand for congressional
enactment of universal military
training.
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St. David's a
Episcopal Chureh I
4th & Cedar St.
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UNITY TRUTH
CENTER
Mina Hockett. Leader
408 Cots Street
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Sunday
School; 8:00 p.m. Service=.
Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. Class Work.
Friday: 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
1:30 Wednesday Meditation
t.Tcaling Work - All Welcome
BAPTIST CHURCH
J, O. BOVEE, Pastor
WARREN HALE, Assistant
Preaching services:
Bible School, 9:45 A,M.
Morning Worshlp, 11 A.M.
Young People's, 6:30! p.m,
Evening Worship, 7:30 p.rn.
W'e preach Christ Crucified,
B.isen and Coming Again,
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
TO ALL
INTERESTED IN
CHURCH 0F CHRN I
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 Cfiureb ]
910 E. Dearborn It.
Sunday School---9:46
Worship Serviee11:@$
Crusader Service--6:45
Evangelistic Servlce7:45
REV. E. E. FITCH
Pastor
First Methodist Church
"A Friendly Churoh In a Friendly Community" 1
4th & Pine ...... Parsonage 320 N. 4th Phone 276
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. -- Morning Worship 1"1 a.r. i
WAYNE WRIGHT, Minister
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ASSEMBLY OF Gel) TABERNACLE
130 EAST PINE ST.
Sunday Scliool, 9:,t5 a.m.
Worship service 11 a,m,
Evangelistic, 7:45 p,m.
Young People's erwc¢--Tuesday, 7:45 p.m.
Jubilee Service ...... Friday, 7:45 p,nt.
THE CHRIST FOR THE CRISl6
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON
Branch of
The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Sclentlet
Boston, Mass,
Subject Next Sunday:
"Is The Universe, hicluding Man,
Evolved by Aatomic Force."
SUNDAY SCHOOL ,,T 9:4
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Reading Room maintained by this church at 302 Alder Street,
open daily, except Sunday, from 2 to 4 o'clock,
and Wednesdays fern'6:45 to 7:45 o'clock
All are cordially invited to attend the ervices and visit
the Reading Room.
CHURCH AT 302 ALDER STREET
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WEEKLY GOSPEL BULLETIN
by Charles Thomas Shaffer, Minister
JUNE 16, 1949
But, despite this impenitence, the Lord God has evidenoed till
now that he is Iongsuffering to usward, "not willing that any
shall perish." Yet, he has also commented that becauae sentence
against an evil work is not e×ecuted'peedily the heart of
man becomes fully set to do evil." Since that is ao, it i$ not
In line with man's welfare for Divine forbearance to be con-
tinued indefinitely. Therefore from a purely humane viewpoint
God must summarily end this grace, and this he has warned
he will do. Said he, As the lightning appeareth in the eaet and
shineth unto the west. so shall the coming of the Son of man
be." No man can know beforehand when the lightning will
appear. A cloudy sky may be a sign, but it reveals nothing
till the lightning breaks forth without warning. Today is the
day of salvation: today if ye hear his voice, repent, and turn
steadfastly from your evil ways.
By his holy prophets from Moses on down to today the Lord
has warned man that he has prepared a wapon of his indigna-
tion against all mcn. Saith the Scripture, "because thou served.
est not the Lord thy God (Jud'ge) with joyfulness and with
gladness of heart for the abundance of ali things; therefore
snalt thou serve thine enemies which THE LORD SHALL SEND
a0atnst thee, in hunger, and in thirst, and In nakedneHi nd in
want of all things: and he shall put a YOKE OF IRONJpon
thy neck, until he have destroyed thee. The Lord shall br|ng A
NATION againot thee from far, from the en¢$ of the earth, a=
swift as the eagle fiieth; a nation whose tongue thou canst not
understand; a nation of fierce countenance, which shall not re=
gard the person of the old, nor shew favor to the young."
(Dut. 28:15-68). By the propiLq Jeremiah and Ezekiel (Jet.
1:9-15. Jet. 4:6, 13, Jet. 25:4-33), and Ezekiel more expllolty
reveals the name of that northern nation (Ezekiel 38:1-23),
It's name today i: Russia, and her scat of government, Mo=oow
(Mcsheeh, in Europe), snd Tobolsk (T0bal)in Asia. At Mo=¢ow
she will direct and mobilize her European foroes; and at "robel=k
shel will do Lhe same for her Asiatic hordes, The time revealed
for this aggression to 9o trlto effect is under the =lxth p!agge
(Ezekiel 39:2 with Inargirt connotation 7, and Revelation 1:13-
16). Swiftly followin 9 the sixth comes the eeventh pttgue. (Revo
16:17-21./
(Contintled from hcre in "the next issue of Th0 Journal.y