T he Halsey Enterprise
About The Singing School
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Do not forget the change of
An Independent Newspaper
For some time the editor has
time next Lord’s day. The eve-1
PUBLISHED' EVERY T H V R SD A v been trying for a singing class.
CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
Entered as second-class matter Oc
tober 3, 1912, at the postoffice at Hal
sey, Oregon, under the Act of March
3, 187«.
Devoted to the material upbuilding of
Halsey Bnd surrounding country and
Linn County generally. Subscription
rate *1.50 [ier year in advance.
N O T IC E T o C R E D IT O R S
N otice is hereby giv en tli.it the u n d e r
sig n ed has tiern duly appointed, by the
C onuty C ourt o( l.ip n C ounty, Oregon,'
a d m in istra to r oi th e estate of C 1). Car-
Ier, late of L inn C ounty, O regon, de
ceased
All persons "having claim s again st
said estate are hereby required to pre
se n t the sam e to the un d ersig n ed at h is
borne at H alsey. I.inn C o u n t). Oregon;
d u ly verified as by law required, w ithin
six m onths from th is date
D ated th is lo th day o( Septem ber, 1920
W. G C arter, A dm inistrator.
W eatherford A W yatt, A ttys for Ailinr
9-16 to 10-14
•T H E •
•U N IV E R S IT Y -
He oftvrs a specially good propo
sition. $2.50 for the term and
**ach pupil furnish his own book
which will cost 80c.
Besides this he expects to give
two concerts during the winter,
the net proceeds to go to the
church or churches where the
class is held.
The time will be on Friday
nights, alternating between the
two churches, provided the Meth
odist church is willing, otherwise
it will be held in the Christian
church.
There will be as many lessons
as there are pupils up to fortv.
At present there are about tw en
ty two who have promised to
take the lessons. That will
•mean twenty-two lessons.
If
there are more pupils there will
be more lessons.
We would like for those who
are intending to take the lessons
to drop into the office and order
their book as we want to send
for them next Wednesday. The
c ass will begin the next Friday-
after the books arrive.
Attend this singing school and
learn to read music a t sight, and
incidentally have a jolly good
time. Increase the class to for
ty pupils if possible.
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Christian Church Notes
ning services will commence 30
minutes earlier.
The very splendid attendance
of last Sunday was most inspir
ing to all and leads us to hope
for an even larger audience next
Sunday evening. Brother Phil
lips’ sermon on Fatal Foolish
ness was a strong appeal for p re -1
paredness on the part of all in j
view of the certain return of
Christ when least expected.
Tell your friends, or better
still, bring them to the services, j
All may be assured of a helpful j
and enjoyable time.
With the first Sunday in Octo
ber there begins in the Bible
school a six m onths’ series of
lessons from the ministry of J e
sus. If you wish to improve
your knowledge of the greatest
of lives you should not miss one
Sunday session. Everyone needs
to know "More about Jesu s”
and this course will afford an
easy opportunity.
The Christian Endeavor topic
will be "Inspiring stories from
foreign mission fieldB.” Ps 84:
1-12. Leader. Genevieve Wells.
Church Reporter
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contains th e
old time flavor (f
of the wheat herr/<
It ta k es jzou back to the long a^o.
The new process by which FLaVo FLoiIr is milled retain*
tke essential healthful q ualities and the nature-flavor
of the wheat. It is delicious and snowy-white with all
the old time ta ste and risin g ip ia lities.
Try it and notice the difference...........Order a sack to-day.
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For Sale by M. V . Koontz Co.
M ethodist C hurch N otes
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Review.
Man looketh on t)
W E E astburn ,
\V A E astburn
m n f o tn ln e d b y (h e e ( a (e
Mrs Neal and Melba were A1
1.36 L yon streb
outward appearance, but the
Two S tores
212 "W est F irst .
o r d e r (b a t (h e y o u n g p e o
baov visitors Monday,
p le o f O r e g o n m a y r e c e iv e ,
Lord looketh on the heart. 1
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The Gormley prune dryer com Samuel 16: 17.
w it h o u t c o o t, th e b e n e f its o f
menced operations this week and
a l i b e r a l e d u c a tio n .
Sunday we finish the six
«
is in full blast drying prunes.
Tha U niversR y Includes th e College of
m
onths’
study of the lives of the
LUaratur«, Science and tha A rt* , (ha
School opened Monday with a
G raduate School, tha School of P h y t
early leaders and kings of Israel, 4/ Sugar is still on the down giade, and a drop of two cents
good attendance. We hope to
ical Education, aad tha profaaaloaal
namely; Deborah and Barak, « ( w ill take effect not later than next Monday morning: buy
Schools o f Law. M edicine (at Portland),
have School notes next week.
A rch itecture, Com m erce. Journalism ,
Gideon, Ruth, Samuel, Saul, Jon
all m erchandise conservatively and as you need it, and re-
Mrs E C Miller went to Tan
Education and M u sic.
athan,
David
and
Solomon.
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u c e the HIGH COST OF LIVING.
High standard« o f scholarship a re
gent to accompany Mrs Opal
Israel had developed from a «(SN O W FA LL. H ardw heat flour, sack 3.25, 4 sacks
made possible by an able faculty, wall
12.75
Higbee to Salem o n , business.
equipped laboratories and a library o f
poverty
stricken,
scattered
13.75
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lym
pic,
hardw
heat
flour,
sack
3.50,
4
sacks
nearly 100.000 volum es.
Mr and Mrs Joe b rinkard of
twelve clans, into a far-reaching, « White Mountain, hardw heat flour per sack
3.60
Supervised athletics are encouraged
Portland
visited last week with
and eeery attention given the health
victorious kingdom.
When Is
11.50
Valley
flour,
soft
wheat,
per
sack
2.90,
per
barrel
and w elfare o f the stud en ts.
their son; Jas Drinkard and
rael obeyed Jehovah, there was \|Z Blue label Karo 10 pound pail, as long as it lasts
1.10
W ith a h e ig h t e n e d e o n f ld e a e a
wife. ,
prosperity.
When Israel diso >1/ Wedding B reakfast syrup 10 pound pail 1.35, 5 pound
•a im e d b y t h e r e c a n t a a p e e a a io a
.75
Mr and Mrs T F Bennett and beyed Jehovah there was adver
e l e a h l i e s u p p o r t , th e U n i v e r s it y
«
Mazola
oil.
pints
40c,
quarts
70c,
half
gallons
1.40,
galls
2.75
ke n e w w a te r in g u p o n a n p re o l
•son Frank of Eugene were Hal sity. There have been thirteen
la r g e d e v e l o p m e n t e n d e a t e n d e d
il/Good bulk coffee per pound 30c, 3 pounds 85c, 10 pounds 2.70
sey visitors last week going on
a e e la d a e e e .
Sundays in this quarter.
It MZ Clean Oregon soup beans 15 pounds for
F w • catalogue or for any Information.
thru to Tangent.
would be good for us to think \ Z Fancy white Navy beans 12 pounds for
address:
Mrs Elorence Stew art moved
hack and count the days we « ( Fancy Japan rice, good quality, 2 piunds 25c, 9 pounds
T H K R E G IS T R A R
her household goods to Portland
V n lv a r a itr of O reg o a
have been at Sunday school and \/C lev elan d bake r powd r p uind’JOe, Scillings 1 pound,
K m geu e, O r e g o n
this week. The boys expect to church.
s z Cream Rolled Oats 3 pounds 25c, 13 |xmnds
have work there.
The difference between work W Albers or Fishers Rolled 0 it . 9 pound sack
Mrs Bans is getting along nice
and play lies chiefly in the point MZ Gold Medal catsup 15 ■ ;
20c. per dozen bottles
ly and the doctor has said that
of view. Some people enjoy as I « t Corn Flakes 2 for J , K n K
ps 2 for
she could be moved into her new a recreation what to others is a «1 Corn Starch 1 packa,
l l i p .,
ages for
j home at any time.
daily tasK, to be avoided if pos-1 « ( Pure Country lard per i , i <i 25c, No. 5 Compound
th e Bass family moved into
Fresh BUTTERNUT BREAD Every Day. Bring U S
the house
which Mrs Bass sible. In the religious world i g/
this holds equally true. If the
• you|, EGGg Ca6h or Trade
b ,ught of Mrs E A Putman some
routine of church and Sunday
time during the summer.
school work is accepted as an
W H Kirk shipped two car opportunity for the development
i
loads of oats this week which he of the spiritual side of our na
The T ransparent "Feather- purchased from Mike
Banich
lig h t” fram e strengthened by for Allen T Clark of Albany ture we thus acquire an eleva
ting vocation, something for
the inlaid wire, is the kind of a r Oregon.
which many men search vainly
ticle th at makes friends, as the
Andrew Bro .n id wife have for through life. L et’s form the
glass w earer then has comfort,
taken roo,.is l - M . j .um p's for habit.
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strength, and good looks.
the time being.
Mrs Brown
We were very much pleased to
(nee Agnes Arnold) is one of the gr -et a number of new faces in
teachers in the Halsey school.
our school last Sunday morning.
Frank Kirk and J F Salash T.iis reminds us th a t our dav
O
p t o m
c h r is t .
left here Tuesday for Pendleton school has again opened and our
to attend the yearly roundup. E y»ung people are coming into
A L !t,N Y .
OUCH.
B Penlan 1 accompanied tiicm as t >wn and things will be doing.
»Harold Albro,
far as W ascx
Brother and Sister Frank Had-
M anufacturing Optician.
The printing office will be le / l e f t last Saturday fur Cold-
THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL closed Monday and probably un w iter, Kansas, where they will
apply from all acroncy stations in Oregon
Renovates and makes feather til Tuesday noon on account of visit his mother and relatives.
including Midland to Kirk, Oregon, in
m attresses, old furniture and the editor and his wife going to This will give them a well earn-
cluding al<<> from Bandon and New
m attresses made like new.
igene.
j e f vaca(jon after a hard sum-
port. Oregon.
Jay Moore moved Saturday m er’s work. We are glad for
Bring them in or phone 261-R.
from his ranch into Halsey into them.
Minimum adult iare. .*1.00, Children
128-130 Ferry St, Albany, Ore.
the Walton house lately occupied
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halt tare age .’•() vents.
o
The League held their business
PROGRAM FOR THE
by D
the G .... M itzner , family.
Mr
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meeting at the church on Tues-
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH W R M cA lister will occupy the dav evening. We are informed
place Mr Moore has ju st vacated that after the meeting there was
SEPTEM BER 26
The wmdstorm Friday evening a surprise for one of our faithful
10 0 0 * . m Hilile school
Trains 17. l \ 23. 21. 27 and 28 will make
I I . mo a. ui P rracb iag and Conironaton blew over the silo ^ ‘longing to members.
regular slop at l air Grounds. Trains
Fiank and Sydney Leeper, and
TOPIC
The adjourned session of the j
1 1 and 1G will make flag stop.
THK MESSAGE OF GOD'S GRACK the flag pole at the Lake Creek
quarterly conference was held
School house. The flag pole fell on Monday evening. The year's
6 .10 r tn C tin a h a n E ndeavor
For further particulars inquire of lo
7. JO Song S e n ive
across tin iar lit longing to M E finances are rounding up in good
cal agents.
Duet. Mi and Mr« Phillip*
Gardner who waS working on shape
8 Ml* S en n i no
the school house a t the time, but
W OND ERFUL
fortunately the car was not dam
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