The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-10-16
COMPLETE FORMATION
OF COMMUNITY CLUB
Henry ShaGren Elected President Of
New Organization; Many Enroll
As Members

tcTests Oh All the people OF the dis
trict. was formally launched Monday
night at Hawley's Hall. Eighty-five
signed the rolls of the organization,
and a lively membership campaign
is now under way.
Henry Shagren was elected the
first president of the Club. with Con-
rad Axling first vice-president and
S. H. Lewis second yice-president
William A. Fisher was elected Sec
retary-treasurer. The following were
chosen heads of the clubs working
committees: w Jackman, agriculture,
/ s. W. Worthen, Roads and Bridges;
! T. R. Burns. Industries; Ed Edson
Civic Welfare; r. L. Ayerill, Amuse-
ments; P. M. Serrurier, Taxation;
Rev. W. o. Benadom. Auxiliaries;
George Worthen. Membership: R. B.
LIE Coco. Legislation.
The meeting was enthusiastic, and
promised we'll for the future CT the
organization.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held on the first Monday in Nov
ember at the Lynden High School.
Messrs. Kaufman and Van Gelder
generously donated the use of Haw-
ley's Hall for the first two meetings
to help the club get under way.
Dues of $3.50 are payable before
the next meeting, and they should be
turned over to Mr.. Fisher or lef.
for him at the Lynden State Bank.
The following have enrolled as
members of the club: Ed Edison, r.
B. LIE Coco, P. NJ. Serrurier. J. p.
Boerhave, Harry Elder, A. E. Henry.
Ralph Baldwin, A. verbrugge. Peter
Meenderinck, G. E. Dyksterhuis.
Harold Knapp. r. D. Zylstra, w.
H. NAPLES, George Taylor, r. L. Av-
GRILL, w. X. Pixley.
Gerrit Van Leeuwen. Y. H. Tromp,
Henry Shag-en, S. w. Worthcn. How
ard WortEen. F. P. Cruikshank. Ed
Knapp. W. A. Fisher, A. A. Bauman,
Jack Kaufman. A. NJ. Riddle.
l. Elenbaas, S. H. Lewis. A. n.
Bergman. T. Van Gelder, George w.
Leake, G. Van Wyhe, H. Saltzgaber.
T. r. Burns. c. H. Fraley, c. J. Eek
er. Ray Hoekstra, A. Kelly, c. P. AL
verson. w. E. Dawley, c. E .Renfro.
F. E. Daniels.
William c. Noteboom. J. B. Gale,
Charles Philo, H ]. Haveman. L. A.
Williamson, George White, E. D.
Dean, George NJ. NAPLES, Herbert f.
Fritz.
Frank MacK.nnon, G. W. Knittel.
c. A. Bostwick, r. NJ. Phelps, Everett
Hawley, James D. Zylstra, c. r. AK
ling, Joe Helgath.
c. w. Galbraith, George w. Wer-
then. Frank LIE Coco. w. A. Bauman.
G. c. Noteboom, Earl McClimans, F.
D. Rockey. Frank Hawley. George W.
Hall. F. E. Knapp.
Charles Roo, F. D. Rockey, George
T. Geyer, Wright Courtnty, Charles
Schelin, W. o. Benadom, c. M
Schroeder. G. W. Robertson, II. II.
Jameson. C. M. Creaner. A. F. Knut-
gen, w. H. Jackman, Nels jacobson.
DR. B. V. Mounter.
The following bylaws chow the
scope Of the organization:
COMMUNITY CLUB BYLAWS
SECTION l
The name of this organization
shall be Lynden Community Club.
SECTION II
The purpose for which it is formed
is to promote and strengthen the pat
riotism OF this community; to prom
ote the social and business interests
of the farmers, professional and bus
mess men of Lynden; and to act upon
any matters bearing upon the bus
mess interests OF its members.
SECTION III
The membership shall consist of
all who have signed these bylaws
and have paid the first installment
OF $3.50 OF a membership fee of $500
per annum.
SECTION Nv
There shall be no additional dues.
but when funds are necessary, they
shall be raised by voluntary dona-
ltions.
SECTION v
The officers shall consist of a pres
ident. a first vice-president, second
vice-president, secretary-treasurer
and q board OF directors commonly
called an executive board which shall
consist of the chairmen OF the COM
mittees. and the officers Of the org
anization. One man shall be elected
annually as chairman OF each OF the
following committees. He shall ap-
point the balance OF his committee