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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
An advertisement touts Fuller Paints and a Home Service department for free advice on refinishing floors. It promotes Fifteen-for-Floors Varnish for durability and gloss plus a range of products including wall finishes, stains, enamels, and floor paints. It invites readers to request guidance and use Fuller’s materials to beautify homes.
Mrs L Zoet hosted last Thursday afternoon to entertain Mrs John Helder and Miss Rena Helder visiting from Seattle. Guests included Miss Helen Helder and several local women. The gathering featured needlework and music with dainty refreshments. Pilon and John Rutgers families visited Birch Bay that day.
A baby boy named Ralph Con nor Ahrens arrived June 17 at the Keith Ahrens home. The community news lists many local visits, church services, picnics, and social calls across Forest Grove including the Rainford and Burgraff families, Dairymews picnic attendees, and travelers to Birch Bay and Bellingham. Funeral services for Dolphin were held in Bellingham and a Bee demonstration drew turnout at the Lawrence farm.
Lynden Lodge No. 137 meets every Monday at the I O O F hall. All Knights invited. W G Hemmingway K R S
The Amphictyon club hosts Mrs. Ernest Dean this Friday afternoon. The American Legion Boys dance drew a large crowd with cake cookies coffee and ice cream served. Synco Novelty Four provided music. Next Legion dance set for Friday evening July 14 with the same band. Frank Alexander Lynden Public Schools principal visits home after summer school in Seattle.
Mrs Eva Thompson returned Friday from Everett where she attended the annual conference of the W H M.
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