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THE REPORTER, WALTON, KANSAS. Braddock LOCAL NEWS. The scholars who went from Braddock to take the county Read the Reporter -Swat the fly! exanination were: Mary Litton, May Truax, Dorothy Seiglinger, Arbslam, Edna Dean, Paul Sands. Leonard Arbslam, Glena. Gilchrist and Robert Truax.

They were accompanied by their teacher Miss Ethel Ayers and Mrs. Howard Truax. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Amos of Peabody and daughter visited fame fetatt $lag 44 By the High School Students, entitled: In the new auditorium for Piano Benefit Fund Are you a Town Booster? Mr. and Mrs. Walker went to Newton, Wednesday. Well, one of those brutes may get whatiscomingto him. H.

F. Wilson motored to Newton Wednesday afternoon. 0. M. Anderson and John Will drove to Newton, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Woods went to Wichita, Wednesday. Mrs. V.

Hauck was a Newton shopper, Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. V. Yoder entertained at her home Monday evening.

C. M. Davis and A. R. Moor-head were in Newton, Wednesday.

Dr. McClymonds is driving a new cab," which he purchased Tuesday. Hal Egy and Guy Kemper of Newton were Walton visitors, Wednesday. S. Strattonsays April 7th is a memorable day to him.

Ask him about it. Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. N.

Wilson. Helen Syster spent Tuesday with Jessie Kincaid. Mrs. 0. E.

Davis of Walton and son Victor visited last week with her W. 0. Wilkerson. Miss Sadie Dean returned home Sunday after a two weeks visit wit friends at Aulne. J.

B. Graham of Burns and daughter. Nora, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham, a few days last week.

Henry Graham spent Saturday and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. George Davis of Burns. 0. E. Davis spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. W. 0. Wilkerson. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, lpH Usual Price of Admission Walton School Notes Mrs.

Ora Spangler spent Tues day visiting the grades. Mtss Ruth Venters visited school last week. She has been teaching in Hodgeman county. The Eighth Grade girls will play basket ball with the Newton girls after the examination Saturday. Let us do all we can to help them C.

F. Walden, the Kansan representative, was in this vicinity, Wednesday. Rumor is afloat tbat Mrs. Moberly and Mrs. Brandy will leave for extended visits soon.

THE CKIEFEST RESURRECTION H. W. HART CounseIorat-Law The following ranked first and second in the grades. We did not get out a' report from the Tbat drop of the thermometer thrj first of the week made the hearts of the coal men rejoice. Newton, Kansas TlwWill Be Several Classes In tho Resurrection.

The Chiefest Resurrection Began With Walton Lodge No. 351 high school as so'm'uch of the work has not been made up, owing to. sickness. Eighth grade first, Chas. Wareham; second, Helen Weede.

Seventh grade first, Lilas Shomber; second, Martha Peters Nettie Dey. Sixth grade first, Bertha Sattler; second, Frank Brandy. Fifth grade first, Helen Rick Wess McCord will go to Newton next Monday, he having secured work in the Santa Fe shops at that point. Any one wanting early garden "sass" of the sweetest variety would do well to leave their orders with Lawrence Woods. God's imago and likeness, from whicn they fell through Adam's disobedience.

The Law Covenant and Shadow. The Pastor then discussed Abraham's posterity the Israelites. God permit ted them to become bondsmen in Egypt Then lie brought them up to Mount Sinai, where He entered into a Covenant with them through Moses as mediator, and promised that if they would keep His Law perfectly He would use them to bless all mankind. The speaker then explained that God had a double purpose in entering into this Covenant with Israel: (1) It demonstrated that mankind were sinners and could not keep God's perfect Law, which is the measure of a perfect man's ability; hence no man is entitled to eternal life; for God will give that life only to the perfect. (2) Another object, an Important one, was that the Law Covenant was typical and pointed forward to glorious antitypes, which would bring in the real blessings.

The Antitypes Far Superior. The Pastor showed that the Law Covenant itself typified a future New Law' Covenant, to be in operation for all mankind during the Messianic Kingdom. Its Mediator will be The Christ Jesus the Head and the Church the Body. As the typical Law Covenant was inaugurated by the sacrifice of bulls and goats, so the antityplcal Law Covenant will be Inaugurated upon the basis of "better sacrifices" than these. Jesus His Footstep Followers Will Share In It With Him Then Will Come Another Clacs on the Spirit Plane Then Will Follow the Resurrection of the Ancient Worthies.

Theirs Is the "Better Resurrection" of Hebrews 11i36 The Remainder of Mankind Will Be Resurreted Gradually During the Messiah's Reign. LO. O.F. Meets every Tuesday night Visiting Brothers Cordially Invited H. F.Wilson N.G.

O. A. Pattoii Sec. John Stanley left for Los Angeles, Monday, where he will visit relatives. His friends look for his return in about three months.

man, Iona Gordon, Milton Johnston May belle Trego. Fourth grade first, Lola Shomber; second, Fay Yoder, JJjjrold-Johnson. Thirdjgrade first, Vera Davis Majorie Marshall; second, Lillian Woods, Morris Bartlebaugh. 1 9 Hope Lodge 130 April 12. Pastor Russell delivered an Intensely Inter-e s-t 1 discourse today on the Chiefest Eesurrec-t i 0 from the text, "There shall be a resurrection of the dead, both of the Just and of the unjust." Acts 24:15.

By way of intro-Auction to his Second grade firstJLawrence Johnson; second, Lawrence Meets Every Second and Fourth Wednesdays of Each Month Among those who visited the county seat, Tuesday, were- H. G. Hawk, Mrs. H. McLainMrs.

Grace Watt and Mrs. A. G. Parkhurst. bnomber.

4 J. First grade first, Everett PASTOR. RUSSElL) Miller, Frank Shomber; second, Lois Watt. J. C.

Ryan, one of the candidates for sheriff on the ticket was here Tuesday Walton Sub-Qrder, 112 Primer class first, Lester A. H. A. Gordon, Marvin Yoder; second, Earle Mills. looking over the field.

His announcement will probably appear next week. Meets First Friday in Each, Month Eja Bert Ferguson, President gs. Clyde Leweliyn, Secretary Swat that fly. As the typicdl Covenant had its Day of Atonement, so the antityplcal Covenant will have a much greater Atonement Day. Continuing his explanation, the Pastor demonstrated from Scripture tbat tho offering of the "better sacrifices" takes place during the.

early part of the antityplcal Atonement Day, which began eighteen hundred years ago and is not yet completed. The great Sin-Offering was that of Jesus, finished at Calvary, nis secondary offerings, as our great High Priest, have continued ever since. During this period He has been offering up the Church members of His Body, Justified through His precious sacrifice. The Pastor believes that very soon the antityplcal sacrifices will all be finished and all the members of the Body of Christ glorified with their Head, their Lord Jesus. This Is the First, the Chiefest Resurrection.

Jesus change to the Heavenly condition at nis Resurrection was the beginning of this Chief Resurrection. The glorious change of the last member of the Church will be the consummation. In this Resurrection, the Pastor declared, only the blessed and holy will hare part Only those accepted by the Lord as members of the Royal Priesthood, and found faithful unto death In nrspnt(nir their bodies miprVr oe lUeutined wltti tnelr Master In the great transaction constituting the basis of their exaltation with Him. theme, the Pastor declared that perhaps there had never been a time when the professed followers of Jesus believed less In the resurrection of the dead than at present. This shows a great falling away from "the faith once delivered to the for the resurrection is the great hope which tha.

Bible sets before mankind. The speaker cited Scriptures to prove that death Is the penalty of sin the curse upon the race because of Adam's disobedience in Eden. God's declaration that at some future time the Seed of the woman should bruise the serpent's head was the only ray of hope given for 1 ,500 years after sin had entered the world. Then God made nn-other statement and of His purpose to bless mankind. To Abraham particularly lie made known His purpose to bless the whole world.

The Tastor reminded his hearers that God not only made a Covenant with Abraham, but confirmed Ills Promise with an Oath, to prove the certainty of the whole matter. The Covenant was, "In thy Seed shall all tbe families of tbe earth be blessed." Abraham saw into the future with the eye of faith, the speaker asserted. Tie saw The CbrHt of glory and the Reign of Righteousness, and under It the recovery of the human family from degrada When in Newton Don't fail to visit the Sample Shoe Store at 101 east Sixth street and take a look at the latest styles in footwear ONE No More No Less Sample Shoe Store MESSIAH'S KINGDOM The Glorious Day of Divine Favor I Nearing. The period in which, sin Is permit ted has been a dark night to humanity, never to be forgotten; but the glorious day of righteousness and divine favor Is soon to be ushered In by Messiah. He, as the SDN OF RIGHTEOUSNESS, shall arise and shine folly and clearly Into and upon all, bringing healing and blessing, which will more than counterbalance tbe dreadful night of weeping, sighing, pain, sickness and death, In which the groaning creation has been so long.

"Weeping may endure for a night, but Joy cometh In the MORNING." For further LIGHT on the coming Kingdom send thirty-Are cents for the Helping Hand for "Bible'JtaaenU, entitled, "THYKINGDOM COME." Bible and Tract Society; tt-Oicka Etreetp Brooklyn, Y. tion, sin and death. He discerned that there, would, be. a. resujTectionof tjje 101 East Sixth st.

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