Baptist Women of Whatcom County Plan Lynden Meeting
The sixth annual meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary Union of Whatcom County is set for Wednesday at Lynden Baptist Church. The program includes devotions, lectures on Vacation Bible Schools, work among women in India, reports from county circles, missions updates, a Japan at the Disarmament Conference address, a peace conference prayer session, a pageant, and a closing prayer.
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The
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union of
Whatcom County
Lynden Baptist Church
T. W. Harris
Ferndale
H. ©. Fisher
First Church
Bellingham
A. M. Mehus
India
Violet Parker
Laurel
Fridley
Lynden
Jackman Anniversary Celebration With Friends
Mr and Mrs Will Jackman entertained friends Saturday afternoon for their twenty sixth wedding anniversary. The home featured cedar boughs and plants with a men s smoking den. Lucille and Milton Blondon provided music. luncheon was served by Orel Jackman assisted by Clara Kelly and Martha Boice. Guests included Joe Helgath Carl Frederickson M L Jackman S T Jackman Clara Kelly Will Kelly D Vander Griend Bert Vander Griend Clarence Vander Griend Frank Vander Griend Henry Vander Yacht Henry Boice Angus Young C G Lund Henry Otter Fred De Hoogh John Rutgers John Bierlink Jacob Zweegman Max Blondn Lucille and Milton Blondon John Gehrman George Bollen and Rev Grimes.
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Will Jackman
Jackman
Lucille
Milton Blonden
Bellingham
Orel Jackman
Clara Kelly
Martha Boice
Joe Helgath
Carl Frederickson
M. L. Jackman
S. T. Jackman
Will Kelly
D. Vander Griend
Bert Vander Griend
Clarence Vander Griend
Frank Vander Griend
Henry Vander
Henry Boice
Angus Young
C. G. Lund
Henry Otter
Fred de Hoogh
John Rutgers
John Bierlink
Jacob Zweegman
Max Blonden
John Gehrman
George Bollen
Grimes
Lynden Photographer Jacobson Upgrades Pyro Studio
Since taking over the Pyro Studio from BE A Wiese, E Jacobson has made many improvements in Lynden. Modern equipment and better facilities for handling work are now available. Samples on display show he is a master in his line.
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BE. A. Wiese
E. Jacobson
Lynden
Jacobson
D W Bender Builds Pretty New Farm Residence
D W Bender is erecting an attractive new home on his farm north of Lynden. The house is well under way and will be one of the prettiest in the district when completed. It will be modern throughout with its own water system and other conveniences.
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Lynden
Snohomish Valley
Washington
D. W. Bender
Meigs and Forbes Report Reliable Experimental Results
Dr. E B Meigs of the U S Department of Agriculture and Dr. E B Forbes of the Ohio Experiment Station present results from their experiments as thoroughly reliable, according to their joint assessment and documentation.
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E. B. Meigs
U. S. Department of Agriculture
E. B. Forbes
Ohio Experiment
National Home Town Paper Week Promotion
The Tribune advertises two months free to readers as part of National Home Town Paper Week promoting the value of small city newspapers.
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the Tribune
Pioneers to Gather on State's Birthday in Lynden
Lynden pioneers and families plan a Armistice Day reunion at the I O O F Hall on November 11 under the Clam-Diggers Club. The event marks Washington's 32nd birthday with lunch baskets and a fifty cent badge fee set by the committee.
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Washington
Lynden
I. O. O. F. Hall
Clam-Diggers’ Club
Lynden Singers to Present Oratorio The Redemption
The Oratorio Club will present The Redemption, a sacred oratorio, at First Christian Reformed Church on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. The group, formed recently with 23 voices, features accompanist Mrs. R R Zylstra and director Louis A Helder. The public is invited with no admission, but a silver collection will be taken.
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First Christian Reformed Church
R. R. Zylstra
Louis A. Helder
Mrs. Averill Returns From Dows Iowa Visit
Mrs. R L Averill came back Sunday from Dows Iowa where she cared for her mother for two and a half months. Mr Averill traveled to Seattle on Friday to meet her while George Cole and Miss Eva Cole ran the jewelry store in his absence.
American Legion Masquerade Frolic Scheduled for November 11
The American Legion plans a Masquerade Frolic on November 11 with arrangements underway. A separate report notes a slide near Samish Friday did not injure the waterfront road. rock and earth blocked Great Northern tracks but paving remains open toward Oyster Creek with delays expected as curbs are completed. Officials anticipate formal highway reopening on November 15.
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American Legion
Waterfront Road
Great Northern Railroad
Samish
Oyster Creek
Party Leaves for California
A group headed to California includes Mr Bejamin Hoftiezer and Miss Hoftiezer, Mr and Mrs J Meenk and son, and Mrs W B Vander Griend with two daughters. They departed on Tuesday.
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Bejamin Hoftiezer
Lynden Athletic Club Organized and Plans Set
The Lynden Athletic Association formed at Lynden City Hall aims to field a fast Northwest basketball team this winter and a baseball team next spring. T. R. Burns named president with a 2.50 dollar annual membership. officers, trustees, bylaws, and a schedule for practice and fundraising events outlined.
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Lynden Athletic Association
City Hall
Headin
Liberty Theatre
T. R. Burns
A. E. Rusco
O. F. Francis
W. S. Baldwin
C. B. Bay
W. Yeoman
O. A. Sands
Association
Lynden Farmers Urged to Hire Idle Men For Winter
Beltingham City Mission urges Lynden district farmers to employ up to 500 idle Whatcom County men from November 15 to March 15. Workers receive 30 cents per hour plus $9 weekly board, with options including $15 monthly and chargeable board.
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Lynden
Bellingham
Whatcom County
City Mission Free Employment Agency
Lynden Pair Wed After Brief Legal Hurdle
Hattie S Williams of Lynden and Forrest A Loomer of Lynden married in Bellingham Monday after a delay over parental consent. Loomer age 19 and Williams 17 obtained a license with their fathers and mothers providing required consent minutes before closing time at the county clerk.
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Hattie S. Williams
Forrest A. Loomer
Lynden
Bellingham
County Recorder’s Office
Loomer
Miss Williams
Oscar Sheets Erects Fine Bungalow on Lynden Farm
Oscar W. Sheets is building a fine new bungalow on his berry and poultry ranch west of Lynden. The home will be thoroughly modern with a furnace lighting plant and water system.
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Oscar W. Sheets
Lynden
Poultry Experts Scrutinize California Egg Practices
Mr. H. E. Wills of the Washington Co operative Egg and Poultry Association travels from New York to investigate California Egg Producers Association methods in processing and storage of eggs while in San Francisco on his way home.
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H. E. Wills
Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association
San Francisco
New York
California Egg Producers Association
Laurel B Y P U Hosts Halloween Social
The Laurel B Y P U of Lynden entertained its members with a Halloween social Monday evening at the church parlors.
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Laurel B. Y. P. U
Lynden
Laurel B. Y. P
Hallowe’en
Long Trip Ends for Mr and Mrs George Hall
Mr and Mrs George Hall have returned from an eleven weeks tour of the United States. They visited Washington New York Chicago and other Eastern centers and came home to Lynden by way of California.
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George Hall
United States
Washington
New York
Chicago
Lynden
California
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