HALSEY ENTERPRISE. HALSEY. OREGON, SEPTEMBER 13, 192S
W orship U nder S ta n
A lte r the choree are done and the F IN E A R R A N G E M E N T
re*t of the family are safely sleeping.
FOR PASS CLOSET
I like to sit out under the stars and
meditate. As the a ir cools after the
beat of the day. there Is more rest tor How a Compact, Oblong
me in the quiet of the dusk than there
Kitchen May Be Arranged.
would be in sleeping during that time.
A few night sounds, like the bleating
th«
Slats» D .p e rim e n «
o f a restless lamb or the bark of a (P re p a re d
of A g ricu ltu re. I
distant dog. break the monotony of
Here Is a floor plan, sketched by
the Insect hum. Sheltered by the old the bureau of home economics, show lug
home trees and surrounded by so how a compact oblong kitchen may
many objects and sounds grown dear be arranged to best advantage, with
through fam iliarity, 1 realize what it short distances to travel In doing the
means to worship God under our own Vork. and logical routes from one
-vine and flg tree."—George Godfrey work center to another. The floor
In Successful Farming.
space In this kitchen is small, doing
away with unnecessary walking about,
Pronounced “R ob-ut”
and the paths of travel from the back
-Hobut,” meaning a mechanical de door and ball do not cross the work
vice which does the work of men. is centers.
The key point of the arrangement
correctly pronounced “ rob-ut,” with
the accent on the first syllable. This Is the pass closet In the connecting
Is the pronunciation adopted by the wall between the dining room and
New York Theater guild, which pro kitchen. This ts arranged as shown In
duced the play, “ It. U. It." In which the elevation. The shelves in the up
the word was coined by Karel Capes, per part are reached from either room,
a Czech playwright.—The Pathfinder. and those below might have been.
The opening below the dish closet has
sliding panels to permit serving from
A G ood Idea
“ Now, look here, Dorothy," said her
father sternly, “ your mother tells me
you've been naughty all day long.
The next time you throw mud at
your sister’s clean dress you 11 go to
bed without your supper." “ The next
time I throw mud at Doris." said the
crying child, “ I ’ll wait untU after sup
per."—Weekly Scotsman.
COCKROACH CAN
BE C O N TR O LLED
One Good Method I t Elim i
nation of A ll Odore.
led
state»
D e p a rt ■»•»<
(P rep ared by th a Ib ille
S «
'• « '
a t A g ric u ltu r e .I
The
KTICHEM
CABINET
t (& 1».» W eeleru N «»»P »P «r Un ion >
T h » e x c e llen ce o f th » o ld - f a s h
io n e d 1)1« fe n u ly w a x t h a t no c h ild
g o t an undue a m o u n t o f a t t e n t io ir
T h e e n tlq u e Idea th a t th e c h ild
m u s t w o rk fo r hla p a re n t» u n t il
th e day he w as tw e n ty -o n e w a s a
d e a l b e tte r fo r th e y o u th th a n to
le t him g e t I t In to hie head t h a t
h is p a re n t» m ust w o r k fo r h im —
K . H u b b a rd .
Improved Uniform International
Sunday School
» Lesson’
LIFE’S
LITTLE
JESTS
( R y R K V ** IV r i H W A t l R .
D • D
y M ood y B lb >
C h ic a g o .)
It may surprise many people to
( g k M l . W e a t a m N e w i a r ^ r C n t o n )____
learn that the corckrouch lias oue re
deeming trait. According to entomolo
Lesson for September 16
gists of the United States Department
of Agriculture, this common and of
FRIENDS
PAUL WRITES TO HIS
tensive house pest w ill prey on that
IN
CORINTH
other disgusting insect, the bedbug
j
WHEN YOU ENTERTAIN.
STICKING TO DIET
It Is not recommended, however,
L E S S O N T E X T — I C or.
that cockroaches be kept for eradlcat- j
For a hot dish which may be
Two friends who had not met for a
Ing the bedbug. There are other more stretched to serve 18 guests ttie fol
G O L D E N T E X T — B eh o ld h o w good
approved methods for exterminating
long time sat In a restaurant talking.
end ho w p le a s a n t It 1» fo r b r e th r e n t
lowing Is well liked:
"How Is old Snaggs, the company
that insect.
Chicken
Warmein.— d w e ll to g e th e r In u n ity .
P R IM A R Y
T O P IC — P a u l W r it » »
•
promoter, getting on?" Inquired oue.
The nuisance of roaches In offices
Cook until teuder lu s L e t t e r to H ie P rle u d e .
“ Oh, he’s not been feeling very well
and in living rooms of Imuses can be
kettle fu ll of water two
J U N IO R T O P IC — P a u l W r it» » » G o o d
reduced. If not removed entirely, by
lately,” was the reply. “ He has to
five to six-pound chick
L e t t e r to H ie F r ie n d »
___
keep to a very strict diet—Just a Uttle
elimination of all attractive sub
IN T E R M E D I A T E A N D S E N IO R T O P
eus, addiug an onion to
stances, according to Farmers Bulle
of certain special food.”
the kettle for seasoning IC __P a u l U rg e » T e a m W o rk .
"What's wrong with him?” queried
tin 658-F, “ Cockroaches." If care Is
YOUNO PEO PLE A ND A D U L T TO P
Season the chickens in
the other, “ ludlgestlon? Insomnia?"
taken to keep food from living rooms
side and out before put IC — P a u l P le a d » fo r C h r is tia n U n ity .
offices, desk drawers and no attractive
"No. In prison."—London Tld-BltS.
ting Into the kettle.
the
odors of food are permitted to re
Concernlng
Contention
In
Taste the broth to see that It is not
main, the roach nuisance can be re
EASY TO FIGURE
too salty, adding pepper during the Church (1:10-13).
stricted largely to places where it Is
L Exhortation (v. 10). “ That ye
cooking. Remove the fowls when well
necessary for food to be kept. In such
cooked, take ofT the meat from the all speak the same thing."
places the storage of food material in
bones In neat pieces and place In a
In view of the fact that he besought
insect-proof containers or in ice boxes,
dish
set
Into
hot
water,
uddlng
a
them
in the name of Jesus CbrtcL the
together with thorough going cleanli
little of the fat from the kettle to oue thing which he desired them to
ness, w ill go a long way toward pre
keep moist Into the kettle now- speak was the Lord's name. The name
venting serious annoyance.
place four good-sized bunches of cel
of the Lord stands for all that
Roaches may be controlled by the
erv, cleaued and cut Into small pieces: Lord is nnd does. “ That there be no
use of poisons and repellents, fum i
cook until fairly tender, but not s o ft; divisions among you," that is, no. fac
gants and traps. One of the most ef
remove that to a dls-h to keep hot:
fective and simple means of ridding now add four packages of noodles, or tions, no alienation of affection. That
O p p o rtu n ity
premises of the pests is by the use of If homemade, about a double recipe ye be perfectly Joined together In
Mother (entering suddenly)—“ John
the same mind and In the same Judg
commercial sodium fluoride, a powder
amount,
n y! How dare you hit your little
in —-
------ . and cook 15 minutes. m ent"
easily
obtainable.
It
may
be
used
In
sister?” Johnnie— "Auntie made me.”
Serve a nest of noodles, then a fe w
2, The reason for this exhortation.
the pure form or diluted one-half with
Malden Aunt—“ Nonsense, Johnnie! 1
spoonfuls of celery and top with
some inert substance such as pow
(v.
11).
chicken and a spoonful of gravy. If
said If you did h it her I would never
Word had been brought to Paul by
dered gypsum or flour. With a dust
kiss you again.” Johnnie—"W ell, 1
served
on
a
platter
serve
In
the
same
members of the household of Chloe
gun or blower the sodium fluoride can
way—noodles first, then the celery that wrangling was going on among
couldn’t let a chance like that slip.'
be thoroughly dusted ubout the run
—Tit-Bits.
"Say Jim, what's thet blank space
the members of the Corinthian church.
ways and hiding places o f the roaches. and top with the chicken.
Rabbit Shortcake.—Clean rabbit and He assured them that he had suffi up there fer where all thqm nils are?”
The immediate effect is to cause these
cut into pieces, dredge with flour und
G ood Counsel
“ Don't you know Bill? Why that’s
Floor Plan Showing Pass Closet Next insects to rush out of their hiding put into a frying pan with one-half cient evidence of the strife which was
for the people what can't read, silly.
A man may think. If he will, that
places
and
run
about
more
or
less
going
on
among
them.
to Sink.
blindly, showing evidence of discom cupful of butter or bacon fat and four
two eyes see no more than one;
3. Nature of the contentions (v. 12).
or that a gamester seeth always the counter on the kitchen side, or fort, to be followed in the course of a tablespoonfuls of chopped onion. Cook
T ake ’Em
Their disputes were about their
more than a looker-on—but when all for passing used dishes through to the few' hours by their death. The dust until brown, turning frequently. Re teachers. Their Interests were cen
Y ou need n e 'e r a s k h e r fo r a klaa,
F o r th e lip a o f c u te L lx x le
Is done, the help of good counsel Is sink. Placing the sink at right angles acts both as a stomach poison and as move to a large kettle, cover with tering In their favorite ministers.
A re Just nn In v it a t io n , Ilo ,
stock or water to which five bouillon
that which setteth business straight.— to this closet Is a good feature for a contact poison.
Some
were
for
Paul,
perhaps
attract
T o s a il In a nd g e t busy.
A copy of the bulletin, describing cubes have been dissolved add two ed by his logic; some were for Apol
Bacon.
several reasons. The counter space
blades of mace, one-half a bay. leaf,
a
number
of
other
methods
of
reduc
los,
doubtless
moved
by
h's
stirring
for receiving soiled dishes is extended
For His O wn Im provem ent
ing or eradicating the nuisance, may and cook until tender. Strain, reserve eloquence; others were for le te r.
Efficiency
by the draiuboard, which in turn in
Mr. Newgllt—Holtall says lie met
the meat and discard the bones. Melt
be
obtained
from
the
United
States
-A re you an efficiency expert?” “ You crenses the serving surface if neces
one-half cupful of butter, add two- Doubtless these were Jewish converts you on the street and you refused to
Department
of
AgrlcuKure,
Washing,
can bet I am,” answered Senator Sor sary. The window over the sink gives
thirds of a cupful of flour, and stir who looked to Beter us their author recognize him. He's common folks
ghum. “ The theory of efficiency de good light for dishwashing, and as ton, D. C.
uutil brown. Add to the strained ity There were s till others who had nnd all that, I know, but lie's a dia
pends on making It clear who’s boss; fast as the china and silver are washed
stock, cook five minutes, add salt and as their cry "back to Christ." repudi mond in the rough.
and there Is no consideration more
Rather Novel Sandwich
His Daughter—1 know he's a dia
pepper and the rabbit ment nnd keep ating all human teachers.
important in a political organisa
4. The grounds of allegiance to mond lu the rough. That’s why I cut
for an Afternoon Tea hot until serving time. Split indi
vidual shortcakes, spread with butter, Christ (v. 13).
tion.”
_________
him.
__ ____________
For rather novel sandwiches or tliin pour over the rabl.lt and place a ripe
(1) He Is Head of the whole church.
bread
and
butter
fo
r
afternoon
tea,
The
Stay-at-H om e
Dinner Horn a t the Side Show
The unifying power of the body. Is
olive In the center of each shortcake;
make some orange bread, suggests ttie garnish with a sprig of parsley.
“ Your wife is busy with politics?"
the head. He rnlsed the question, "Is
Strong Man—Help! Help I Get the
bureau of home economics. The flavor
"B rillia n tly,” answered Mr. Meekton.
Prune Salad.—Cut head lettuce Into Christ divided?" The mere rulslng of
doctor.
Is given by the cooked peel of two six slices and place on Individual the question gave the answer.
“ You have to do a great deal of
Chorus of Voices — W hat s the
oranges. The bread is leavened with plates. But a tablespoonful of may
reading to hold your own?
(2) Redemption accomplished.
trouble?
„
baking powder und should be used onnaise dressing In the center, sprin
“ I do. And I find It difficult."
Strong Man—The sword swallower
By his atoning death He has su
while fresh. Cut with a large sharp kle with paprika, surround with a
“ What do you read?”
has got a fish bone in his throat.
preme Lordship over all.
"Mostly the cook book.”—Washing
knife.
border of chopped nut meats, place
DINING
JZ mtch CN
(3) Allegiance to Christ acknowl
outside a ring of finely cut celery, edged in baptism. By one Spirit are ton Star.
____ ________
H ow Vain Is Man
8 cups flo u r
ROOM
{
P e e l fr o m S
114 cups m ilk
and outside of that on the edge of we all baptized Into one body (1 Cor.
o ra n g e s
The Coquette— (in circle of ad-
M eeting M an’s N eeds
4 teaspoons b a k in g
the lettuce a border of cooked prunes, 12:13).
1 cup s u g a r
mirers—“ Oh! what a pity that the
pow der
14 cup w a t e r
“ You have made some wonderful ex
stoned and cut Into pieces.
II. Concerning Christian Minis ers
% teaspoon s a lt
handsomes man in this p rty. has
plorations of ancient tombs."
1 1 ta b le s p o o n w
a
All
Do You Like Tongue?
b u tte r
a grease spot on his waistcoat,
13:1-4:5).
. _
.
.
"1 have," said the eminent archeol
Since the dissensions In the church
There Is no more delicate and nice
the gentlemen eagerly scrutinize their
Cut into shreds the peel from two ly flavored meat than a well cooked gathered around the ministers, I’aul ogist. "And I am Inclined to think
respective fronts.
thick-skinned oranges. Cover the peel
It '*
is es j , proceeded to cure the evil by exhibit- that the ancients would have contrib
tongue. '*
with water and cook for about M
pecially
80 0
¡„g the ministerial office In Its true uted more to human progress If they
H ow H appiness H appens
minutes, or until tender, then drain.
sliced very ' thin lig h t To conceive of ministers as had paid less attention to private
Happiness can come about only
Make a sirup of the sugar and water.
and served cold, party leaders or teachers of philoso monuments and more to skvserupers.
as a distillation of s rich, free and
‘ a , id the peel and cook until about 1
as a sandwich phy tends to divisions. Division« In
varied experience: It is the in
Elevation Showing Arrangement of tablespoonful of the sirup is left. Sift
filling or with a the church occur when men are oc
BRO W N AS A BERRY
extricnbly Interwoven pattern of i
*
Pass Closet.
together the dry ingredients, cut in
salad and a cup cupied with the messenger rather than
useful life In whatever sphere.-Amer
the fat, and add the well beaten egg
of tea.
with the message. The cure In such a
they are put away In the cupboard and the milk. Bent tills mixture for
lean Magazine.
Here Is a fine case Is to get u right conception and
to be taken out ou the dining room about three minutes. Stir in the orange
dish to serve with the rough ends and proper estimate of human teachers.
W atch Your S tep
side.
peel and mix thoroughly. Tour in a broken parts of the tongue:
Ministers really are:
This
convenient
two-wny
arrange
greased bread pan and bake for one
First Wife—"B illy told me I was
Tongue Italienne.— Use the broken
1. Servants ol God (vv. 5, 0.
the eighth wonder of the world, See ment may be a "pass cabinet” made hour In a moderate oven (about 3-u pieces of a boiled /tmqked tongue cut
They are Instruments In Ills hands
end D itto—“ What did you say ? First by a skilled carpenter or Joiner, so degrees Fahrenheit).
Into small dice. Mix together two for the execution of His w ill. They
Wife— “ I told him not to let me catch that on the dining room side it takes
taldes-pis.ufuls of butter, three table
are men sent to deliver a message,
the place of a sideboard and on the
him with any of the other seven. -
spoonfuls of bread crumbs, one hall to do a definite work.
kitchen
side
of
a
dish
cupboard.
A
W
arm
W
eath
er
M
eals
tenspoonful of parsley, one teaspoon
Answers.
2. Ministers are equal In rank (vv.
less expensive plan that serves the
Warm wather meals are made more ful of minced onion, one egg yolk, a
same purpose Is to have an ordinary appetizing by serving some cold dishes little salt and pepper to taste. Spread 8 9).
H ad the Proof
They are called by the same spirit
closet with shelves built into the con at each meal, by using crisp, fresh un this on the bottom of a glass baking
g h e _ ‘T showed father the verses
to teach the same truth, and there
necting
wall
with
a
fu
ll
length
door
cooked
vegetables
and
plenty
of
fresh
dish. Arrange the diced tongue and fore stand In the same relationship.
you sent me
He was pleased with
th e m ” He—“ What did he say?
He in each room. These doors may be fruits, by using little fat In cooking, a few slices of tongue overlapping Official hierarchy In the church has
cut across at a suitable point to give and by providing cool drinks made each other on top of the mixture.
said he was delighted to find that
access to only the upper or the lower from fru it drinks and tea Infusions. Cover with one cupful of boiled rice no foundation In the Scriptures.
wasn’t going to marry a poet. -S tra y
3. Every minister must give an ac
part of the closet as uecessary.
To prevent digestive disturbances, which has been well seasoned with
“ Oh, how perfectly glorious you
St vrlea.
avoid taking large quantities of cold butter, pepper, salt and paprika and count to God for h’ work (vv. 10-21).
look, Mrs. Van Lucre, with that won
If
he
lay
other
foundation
than
drinks
or
iced
desserts
while
working
cover the rice with a top of grated
The A fter Effect
Balance th e Ration
or when overtired or overheated. In cheese. Set In the oven long enough Christ he Is not a Christian minister derful coat of tan."
Upon reading that somebody Is en
A light dessert should follow a hot weather 11 Is well to choose foods
••'Reuse me, lady, but youse has got
at all. If he build sound doctrine on
flowed with “ second sight.” the fellow heavy meal, and a heavy dessert a easy to digest Avoid pastries, rich to get thoroughly hoL
the foundation he w ill receive a re me mixed. I ’s Mrs. Van Lucre s new
Braised
Tongue.—Boll
a
tongue
In
who fell In love at first sight Is p re tty light meal. Following this rule helps
ward. If he build false doctrine on a
sauces and heavy desserts.
f-alted water for two hours or until true foundation he w ill suffer loss and cook.”
apt to rise up and deplore that all to balance the human ration.
lender.
But
Into
cold
water
for
a
few
men are not created equal.
receive punishment Sorrow nnd an
W ild ca t
minutes to loosen the skin, then re
S T U F F E D EG G P LA N T U N U S U A L L Y A T T R A C T IV E move It and slice Into slices three guish w ill be to him who builds good
A w ild c a t a lt« upon a tre e ,
material upon a wrong foundation,
In f r e t f u l c o n te m p la tio n
His Choice
quarters of an Inch thick. Slice boiled
I'm g ln d y o u 're Just e fe lin e fre e .
and likewise to him who builds poor
-Come. come, you shouldn't refuse
l.ain the snme thickness and trim It
A nd n o t » e p e c u le tlo n .
material upon a right foundation.
to lend me money. One friend should
to match the tongue. But a little Human wisdom has no place In the
alwavs be w illing to help another.
tirown
the
butter In the pan and
In This A ge
solemn work of bulldtr..? the church
- I know, but you insist on always
tongue and ham on both sldea. Place
“ You seem to be willing to listen
*
x
'
*
of
God.
being the other."
these braised slices around a round
4. Minister» are the property of the to these hard luck stories."
Z
/W
’ ■
baking dish. In alternate slices and
“ Yes, it 1» sometimes a relief to hear
Inopportune
In the center put fresh cooked and church (vv. 22, 23).
about somebody who Is Ineflicieut. —
Frequently
the
assumption
1«
that
well-reasoned
spinach.
t
over
w
ill,
-Madam, your husband has been run
Ixiulsvllle Courier Journal.
buttered bread crumbs and chopped the church 1» owned ty the minister«.
over by a truck.
Ministers
should
be
followed
only
a»
hard-conked egg yolks.
Brown a
“ Good heavens! And on the after
H ardly the Thing
far as they follow C hrist
short time In a hot oven and serve.
noon of my bridge party! -C o llie rs
“ Nhakespeiireun stuffs seem to h»»
6. Minister» are God'» steward»
Stuffed Tongue.—Boll a tongue u ti
the go. «live me a success slogan or
til tender Skin and «lit through the (4 :l-5).
Their buslne»» Is to dispense III» quotation.”
larger end; remove part of the meat
borrower nor a lender
’Neither
enough to make a well to hold the truth. They do not originate the me*-
»age. God demands fidelity on their ,)(> •
stuffing Chop the meat that was re
“ But this Is for a hunk.”
V
E 6 C E
part and lie w ill enter Into Judgment
moved and mix with bread crumb-
with
them
ns
to
their
faithfulness.
butter,
salt
and
pepper
and
fotn
It Is Quite Delicious S«rv«d In Its Own Covering.
Fishing
chopped Olive«. F ill and (.Ince th -
and without puncturing the skin dig tongue In a casserole, lay small strip,
P ro o f o f ■ D iv in e R e a lity
( P r .p a re d by t
h
e
m~ *
“ Hear about Flubdub?"
out a» much of the pulp aa possible of fat «alt pork on top and t.ro « -n
The best proof of a divine reality ut
-No.”
Nerved In Its own covering, topped and cut It Into small piece«. Cook the It well In a hot oven. Serve w ith:
-He went fishing one day and his
the heart of things Is the passion for
h i golden brown bread crumb«, stuffed cabbage and the eggplant pulp In a
Olive Sauce.—Mix two tuhle.pimn
growth, the desire for perfection, that wife didn't see him again for aev»n
”
__
11«
attractive
«mail quantity of water for al.out 10 fula of flour, two tablespoonful a of makes Itself felt In all who are sen rears.”
WELL OR MONEY BACK
eggplant Is an unusually
minutes, drain and add the other In butter, one tea-poonful of beef ex sitive to the posslbllltleg of spiritual
vegetable «ben It comes to the table
“ | liaien t that much patience with
t e ar P ile , ellm teeteit »’ •—
W R IT T E N A S S I R A N C E - » * « "
the fish."-Jxm lsvllle Courier Journal.
Here are direction for preparing IL gredlents. F ill Hie eggplant shells tract, one cupful of boiling water and attalnmenL
In« the D r -C . J. D«aa tee*™««
p. _
n (,n -w fS o t method **« tr»»t-
with this mixture, and cover the top salt and pepper to taste. Add ttie
given by the bureau of home eco
m e n t.'L - x i b» « eich.Uvel.1
with buttered bread crumb«. Blare iK.IIIng water last. Just before tai’
tP .e . \
RemarkxWe »uectil a t a o - lt h
nomic*-
B eing C o n te n t
M ight G et H ooked
n therKeetil end v.don » j M d * .
Juice
the stuffed eggplant In a shallow bak Ing from the heat add two tablesp sm
Send T O D A Y toe E R E E 100-
We
have
been content with a slight
3 tablespoo n« b u tte r
O llheri- - Never tell a girl you love
ing dish, pour two or three table-
e g g p la n t
paee book s e n s detail» and
fuls of grated ollie».
t tablespoo ns
elevation above Hie evils of our time, her.
1 p in t fin e ly c u t
_ . . . ^ S e n J re d -t.tte .llr' ■nial.^
spoons of hot water into the dish, and
chopped p e a n u t»
and not Intent on the Inward search-
ci bb.iire
Gerald—Why not?
bake
for
half
an
hour
or
until
the
egg
»
cup
line
b
re
ad
wait
R E C TA L^C O LO N CLINK
Ing. purifying and consuming c? the
•She'll probably believe you."
c ru m b »
plant mixture Is heated through and
j teaapoon onion
Holy S p irit—F. B Meyer.
the top crumbs are golden brown.
Cut the eggplant In half lengthwise