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2 4 Tinrpcnav »r>r>.< . .... THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 11946 Events in Oregon Religious Discussion “The Second Chance” Is It Scriptural? PART SEVEN Our Saviour’s work as a faith ful high priest who can be touched with all the feelings of our infirmities will cease before He returns in glory. His priestly work as mediator between God and guilty men will be ended, and then no siner can find ac cess to the throne of grace for pardon when there is no longer a high priest in the heavens be tween God and man. Jesus does not return to this earth as a priest, but as a king. In the first chapter of Revela tion, verses 12 and 13, John sees Jesus soon after His return to FOLIO CAMPAIGN heaven after giving His life for TOPS PREVIOUS YEAR men on the cross of Calvary, HILLSBORO — Net proceeds and He says: “As I turned to on the recent county polio cam see the voice that spake to me. paign hit $7236.51 for a gain cf And being turned, I saw seven $325.13 over the 1945 figure of. golden candlesticks; and in the $6911.38.. After the expenses midst of the seven candlesticks of organizing the drive have been one like unto the Son cf man, deducted, the 50 per cent to be clothed with a garment down to made available fcr the care and the foot, and girt about the treatment of all victims in the breast with a golden girdle.” All careful Bible readers know county will be more than $3500. that this was the attire of the JAY CEES PLAN ancient Levitical priests. It PAPER DRIVE proves that when Jesus ascended TILLAMOOK The Tillamook to the Father after His resurrec chamber of commerce set Sun tion, He became our “great high day, March 31 for their paper priest” to mediate His blood for drive. the forgiveness of sins. To this It was stressed that, although agree the words of Paul in Heb. the war is over, the paper short 8:1,2. “Now of the things we age is still in a critical state and have spoken this is the sum: We the collection of waste paper have such an high priest, who is aids in a very material manner set on the right hand of the in alleviating this shortage. throne of the Majesty in the heavens; A minister of the, sanc • • tuary, and of the true tabernacle, TEACHER TOLD HOW which the Lord pitched and not —"I was taught that this side man.” of the grave I could never know This all proves that today Jesus whether or not I had lived a is a priest and, as long as He good enough life to be saved.” remains a priest, there is access So said the high school teacher. to God far the sinner, as we read Then she was shown that all the in Heb. 7:25. “Wherefore He good deeds of a life-time coiuld is able also to save them to the not blot out even one sin. Not uttermost that come unto God by works of righteousness we by Him, seeing He ever liveth have done but by God’s mercy, to make intercession for them. he saves us.—BIBLE. But this “intercession” in behalf Then teacher came into the of all that came unto God by truth. It was that God so loved Him” will close when Jesus her that he gave his only born cea.-es to be a priest and becomes Son, that if she believed or Him king. That He will come as king, she should not perish but have and not as priest, is proved by eternal life. See John 3:16. the reading of: Rev. 14:14. “And From that on it was not what she had done for God but what I looked, and behold a white God had done for her. Re cloud, and upon the cloud one deemed, not by' her own good sat like unto the Son of man, works but by the precious blood having on His head a golden crown, and in Ilis hand a sharp of Christ. Now she has a new story for sickle.” The crown is the symbol of His her Sunday class of young peo ple. A new Bible, taught with royal power. As we have seen new power. She had life from in the first chapter of this book, above with true peace and joy. John sees Jesus as our high Believe down in your heart that priest, but in this fourteenth Christ died for your sins and— chapter he sees Him coming in FEELINGS OR NO FEELINGS— the clouds of heaven. This time count yourself saved. Now, do He comes ns a king with a crown good works as God’s word, the on Ilis head. This shows that Bible, tells you and look to Chri.-t His priesthood is finished and for the power. So directed and that ther > is no longer any ac upheld, you earn eternal reward. re s to God for mercy rnd par don, and that probation for all has cl sed when Jesus comes. John describes our Lord not S.W. McChesney Rd., enly with a crown on his head, Portland 1, Ore. but with a “sharp ack'e” in His —This space paid for by a Port hand; and in the next verse the land family. command is given to reap the • • harvest of the car:h. What will become of the unprepared at th'e FISHING FOR BARGAINS? DROP YOUR LINE IN THE harvest time? Will they be given another chance? Of this CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Jesus has said: “Whose fan is in His hand, and He will thoroughly Prices Are Higher purge His floor, and gather His • The Costs of Replacing Your wheat into the garner; but He Property Have Increased will burn up the chaff with un THE COST OF INSURANCE quenchable fire. Matt. 3:12. IS THE SAME Does to “burn up with un • See U* About Increasing quenchable fire" mean a second Your Insurance chance for the wicked? God for REAL ESTATE LOANS bid that we shall give utterance to the dangerous and deceptive Vernon'a Insurance teachings < f a second chance for Exchange those who are neglecting to pre- 905 Bridge St. pa-e to meet their God. Our Writing a’l forms of insurance message is: "Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye think not. the S n of man cometh. The Vernonia Eagle Matt. 24:44. Editor and Publisher “Today the Saviour calls; Marvin Kamholz For refuge fly; The tsorm of justice falls. Official Newspaper of And death is nigh.” Vernonia. Oregon G. F. BROWN. Entered as second class mad (Concluded) matter. August 4, 1922, at the • • post office in Vernonia. Oregon, 52 GIFTS IN ONE- under the act of March 3, 1879. EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION Subscription price, $2.50 yearly O f NO MEXICANS DUE IN COUNTY FOREST GROVE—As far as Washington county is concerned, there will be no Mexican labor this year, Farm Labor Assistant Roy L. Davidson said last week. Davidson made the straight-for ward answer in reply to a news paper report from' Casper, Wyo , in which Senator O’Mahoney, Democrat from Wyoming, said an agreement is being drawn up between the United States and Mexico for Mexican nationals to be brought into this country for use in all states needing farm labor again this year. MAPLE MEADOWS O rfg I o O uís / ápei PI » 11S H[( R.S 44$\0i at i0 " NATIONAL tDITORIAL— m<f Y" ASSOCIATION tv ill o —- tion with the public. So they are setting out to tell the American people the plain facts on their products and on the permanence of cur ocmmercial forest re source. And they are attacking nobody—just talking business. THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. Qual ty M Ikirij Sh-rthc»’-n» Cows, bulls, heifer anti calve? Photo» anJ Detcripiiorj free Drcp us a postcard today F. GUPT1LL & SONS Verncnia • Oregon • • Three Birthdays Honored Sunday a pile was M® OF GOVERNMENT RECORPS AFTER PIE WAR. IT WOULP f. COVER AN ACRE ANP RISE ALMO5T TO TUE TOP OF •-Vg, _THf UWSHlMilDsl monument l\ \ MM 16 NflMEP ' 1X, AFTER THE \ weny or MSUL l\ / CMesofOWMiB), WHERE IT \ WPS FIRST du 5CA»JPINfiVlfl, A WEPPIN’Í RING 15 WORN ON THE RIGHT HAND. / B. R. Stanfill Plastering & Stucco Contractor ALL WORK Star Routs GUARANTEED Buxton, Oregon : O 4 THE VERNONIA EAGLE r NEW AND USED PARTS Expert Auto Repairing Gas and Oil Open at 7:30 A. M.; Closed at 6:00 P. M, We Close Sat. afternoon and all day Sunday. Ss D utdf the Vinoni ■ 0 . - ' by ji M steven ; Advertising v*. Propaganda Two national programs that are now getting a kt of pub licity make a p ime two-panel picture to ill.utrate the distinc tion between the American free enterprise system and Marxism — :r Socialism. Each of these programs is fo- c . sed on the forest lands cf the Pacific Northwest. One is a lumber industry program of net on al advertising and educa tion cn the enduring va’ues cf wood and on the pe/manence of West C ast forests and their in dustries. The other is a fed eral bureaucracy program that proclaims an early end for the private enterp ise forests of th s regi n and thei • industries, and advocates a Marxist system of control over the big timber and the loggers. The fir t program r^pres'-nts faith in a forest future in which private en’erprise will be re:pon- sible for the major pait of forest management in this region. This faith is backed by practical men who have prepared to spend money on a long-range project of merchandising their product., thro.gh educational advertising. The e men have faith, else they wo Id not pend the money. The second prog-am goes to extremes of pessim’sm on the ability of private enterprise to manage fo est properties or to cont nue in business. Millions have been spent from the federal treasury to promote this doctrine < f despair. Taxpayers are go ing to contribute millions more f r the same purpose—whether they want to or not. Fres Space and Time . . . A recent news story said that a famous left-of-middl? political columnist is to be taken on “trips” this summer through the Pacific N. rthwest by a bull of the woods of public f restry who will come out from Washington to play guide for awhile. All cf co.rse, as per custom, will be paid for fr.m the federal treas ury. The results will be, also as per cust m. columns of free space in several hundred news papers and some magazines and d ubtles.i some hours of free ra d: > time for propaganda sga inst piivate forest enterprise. The bureaucracy does n t buy adver tising space or time. “ Adv< :ti in r nag eat complex syr’em of commenirati n between Ame-i an producers and consum ers. between private enterprise and the pubi c.. Under private enterprise American newspapers and radio live through advertis ing. Indust y, unlike the bureau cracy, must provide real news to get “free publicity” in radio and pt ess. Seme . f the most conservative publications cf largest national ci-culation have been the worst sinners in bearing false witness against the forest industries through Maxrist machinations RIVERVIEW—The outstand ing event of the week was the celebration at the Anna Parker home on Sunday honoring three birthday anniversaries: Her own, her son, Henry’s, and her grand daughter, Marcella’s. From Bay City she had Mr. Tom Solomon and son, Jewell, “Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, Gerald K monoth and Mary Ann Parker; from Barview Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker and son Leo; from Klamath Falls Hugh McDonald; f.om Roseburg the twin sons of Mr. McDonald, Dick and Don; from Vernonia Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gill and sons, Beny and Gale and Tom Parker; from Riverview Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker and grandchildren, Gloria and Loyal, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff and granddaughter Sharron and Marcella Parker. Many of these guests arrived Saturday evening and all en joyed the gathering to the fullest, especially the Sunday chicken dinner. Many happy returns w'ere wished the honor guests. A family reunion was held at the Anna Dewey home in St. Helens Sunday when she enter tained for her children and grand children as follows: Mrs. Lillith Tobin and two daughters of Pen dleton, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and five children of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Dewey and son of Riverview and her soldier sens, Leonard and Bill. This was the first get-to gether of this family for many years. Mrs. Tobin is here for a four-day visit with her rela tives. Dr. John Normand of Port land spent Sunday at the Rex Normand home here. fom Washington, D. C. Even Nation’s Bu.iness has given aid to the Socialists. Where the Money Come. From Through the past hundred years a hundred tho.sand and more investors have put their money into the opening of West Coast forest’ and the building cf sawmills. That process of de velopment br.ught the railr ads and launched shipping, and ail the way through has been the largest single sou ce in the Pac ific Northwe t of payrolls, taxes, traff c, retail trade and local farm markets. . The government ms contrib uted practically nothing to this As Jim Marshall bri.liantly dem onstrates in his bo .k n the San ta Fe Ra lrcad, the government made t emendous profits at no risk in the western indu trial progress in which private enter prisers risked their money to ad vance and expand. Thus the fed eral tax source was built up. And now the government, with its Pravda Buys slinging m.d on all business and industry in this region, is ready to take over. 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