The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-02-10
NoRrHWOOD

| of the western washington w. -.
IT. U. She told the children OF the
results that follow the poisoning Of
the system with alcohol and nicotine
and gave in illustration the story
of the two dog families used for ex-
pertinent at Clark University. Sever
al of the children took notes to as |
sist in writing essays for the contest
| to be held soon In the schools OF the |
county. 1t Is hoped that the North |
wood school will win the prize Of |
| fered by Mrs. Ethel Everett Mum to
the school having the highest per-
centage of its pupils and teachers |
writing essays.
The Dick Riddle family moved this
week to the Bloom house now owned |
by Willis Worthen. i
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gustin and
two children Ralph and Ruth and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Worthen Of Lyn-
den, attended a Home Missionary
Convention in Bellingham Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. jaeger visited at
the A. Hagen home at Riverside,
Tuesday.
The Glover Leaf Club, the literary
society of the Northwood school, gave
delightful program at the Grange
hall Friday afternoon. The program
was prepared and executed by the
teachers and consisted of songs, re-
Echildren without the help OF the
citations, dialogues, a debate and the
reading of The Butterfly, the school
paper.
REGULATIONS were given by Dolly
Friend, Jeanette Kragt, Ida Raymond
Eunice Friend, Helen Marchant, Jes-
sic Raymond, Evelyn Knitted. Hattie
Raymond, Will Ripperda, Wilma
Yonally, Beth Taylor, Elizabeth
Thomas, Hazel Tenant and Myrtle
Tenant. Songs were sung by II?
trude Brown and leila Raymond, and
duet by Pearl and Gertrude Brown.
The dialogues were: Mrs. Browns
Visitors by leila Raymond. Edith
Thomas, Freda Arbuckle and Hattie
Raymond; Three Little Mothers by
Helen Marchant, Viola Knitted and
Marian Thomas; and Just A Joke by
four girls. The subject of the de-
bate was Which Was the Better Place
to Live - the Plymouth Colony or
the Virginia Colony The debaters
were Jack Friend, Helen Marchant,
Virginia Ripperda and Viola KNITTED;
John Nordeloos and Nina Hamilton.
Marian Thomas read The Butterfly.
Written invitations were sent by the
children to their parents and about
fifteen were present to enjoy the pro-
gram.
The John Bradley family were
Sunday callers at the John Taylor
home.
Mr.. John Blank is i'll this week.
Mrs. Annie Hamilton spent few
days this week in Seattle.
Hattie Raymond and Arthur Heath
ers have 100 per cent record in spell
ling the past month
Mrs. Clarence Lavender spent Fri
day at the home of her father, Mr..
Gerrit Van Wingerden, near Blaine.
The L. A. Marchant family visited
Sunday at the X. B. Day home In Sun
shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Yount, Mrs. Ed
Philo Of Lynden and Mrs. Lee Will
hanson and children were the guests
of Mrs. Agnes Hinckley Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Weir and little
son, William Joseph of Ten Mile. Wis
tied Mr.. Weir's mother, Mrs. Geo.
Blank Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas nephew. Lee Holmes
of Blaine, spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Ed Thomas home.
The Lakeside w. G. T. U. will meet
Wednesday the sixteenth, with Mrs.
It. H. Higginson.
/ Beth Taylor spent Sunday with
'Freda Arbuckle at the Hinckley res
idnece
Miss Blanch Smith of Bellingham
spent Sunday with Miss Dorothy
Bradley.
Mrs. E. A. Knitted is ill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bylsma visited
at the home of Mrs. Bylsma's sister,
Mrs. John Otter Thursday.
7 leila Raymond has withdrawn
from school.
Mr.and Mrs George Worthen and
! daughter Mary were Sunday dinner
guests at the II. O. Worthen home,
and helped Howard cat his birthday
cake.
Mrs. Walter Elder, Mrs. Arnold,
and Mrs. Will Kelley of Lyndan were
guests of Mrs. Matte Bradley Thurs
day.
The following children of the
Northwood School were neither tar
dy nor absent during January: Jack
Friend, Ronald Marchant, Neal Wor-
then, Viola Knitted, Nina Hamilton,
Virginia Ripperda. John Noordeloos,
lie Roy Taylor, Will Ripperda, Helen
Marchant, Christine GAIA, Freda Ar
buckle, Edith Thomas, Mildred Har-
vey, Laura Tenant, Simon Strem-
Ter, Gerrit Stremler. Gertrude Brown,
leila Raymond, Wilma YOnally, Har-
ry Assink Donald Brown, Earl Sni-
der, David Collart, Mamma NOrdeloos.
Lawrence OsgoOdby, Walter Brown,
Peter Kragt, Hugh Worthen. Mildred
Brown Eunice Friend Hattie Ray
mond, Fannie Stremler, Leona Wor-
then, Hazel Tenant, Jeanette Kragt,
Elizabeth Thomas, Marian Thomas,
Lilah Brown, Marie Fiddler. Ellen
Arbuckle, Harley Buckley, Clarence
Snider, Dennis Riddle, Howard
Brown, Earl Burnley, Cornelius Nor
deloos. Lester Kragt, Floyd Taylor,
and Fred Yonally.
/ The Misses Dora and Alire lager
visited the Christian School in Lyn-
den Monday.
Il After being absent for two weeks
on account of illness, Ronald Mar
Ichant returned to school Tuesday.
After spending two weeks in Sc
attic with their daughter. Mrs. Will
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Marchant
returned to their home this week.
Mrs. Frank Bloom and son Homer
spent Sunday at the H. c. Egley home
Mrs. Fred Higginson of the Clear
brook district spent Sunday evening
at the l.. A. Marchant home.
Word was received in Lynden this