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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
5
Lynden Grade boys and girls basketball teams face Blaine squads at Lynden High on Friday at 3 p m. All are invited to attend.
The B Y P U service at the Baptist Church Sunday evening features a lantern talk recounting a year of mission study. Pioneers Carey Judson Moffat Livingstone and others are shown with descriptive hymns and slides on antipathy to missions. Rev Charles Baker will preach on Ancient Answers to Pilate's Question and its relevance today with on screen illustration.
Walter Gaskill returns from Seattle to visit his mother in Bruce home. H T Jones turns 66 with daughter visits. Local couples host, attend and travel to Bellingham and Lynden for events. Baby births, remodels, and a Christmas barrel drive by W C T U at Mrs Hitchcock’s, with a hospital appendicitis case at St Joseph’s.
Greenwood residents and relatives share weekend gatherings at neighbors homes. local church and grange events, school plans for a Christmas operetta, and community members visiting hospitals and attending meetings in Ten Mile Lynden and Bellingham.
Miss Smith resigns from the Egg Association office. Frank Le Cocq, post operation at St Josephs hospital, shows rapid improvement and expects to be home in Lynden before Christmas. Mrs Le Cocq remains at the hospital with him.
Mrs Nellie Den Adel is staying this week at the home of Arthur Meenk. The arrangement places her in the Meenk residence for the period mentioned.
A Christmas program is being prepared by the children and young people of the Baptist Church for Thursday evening December 22. The program will feature pantomimes dialogue in costume with colored lighting and special numbers by the children. All are invited. Marian Lubers has been ill.
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