The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03

of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hagen of Su-
mas Tuesday Mrs. Hagen is a
daughter of H. T. Jones.
Miss Letha Ducommun of Blaine
spent the week -end with Miss jack
man. Miss Ducommun taught at Del
ia last year.
Miss Jackman and Miss Ducom-
nun spent Sunday at Verduins.
Mrs. T. j. Nelson received tel
egram Monday evening announcing
the birth of a little son to her sister,
Mrs Greenblatt of San Francisco.
Vergie Clarke who is attending
the Normal at Bellingham, was "a
weekend visitor at home.
Mrs. Van Worst of Lynden is
spending the week at the Van Diest
home.
Miss Ellen Booman of Kendall was
a dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Nelson Friday evening.
Mrs. C. Wells of Woodlyn is stay
ing with her sister, Miss Matte Mel
son this week.
Mr. l.. Williams and two daugh-
tiers of Burlington drove up and re-
turned Sunday evening with Mrs.
Williams, who has been staying with
her sister, Miss Matte Nelson.
Mrs. Helen Bruins visited Miss Mat
tie Nelson Tuesday afternoon.
Those attending the program Mon
day evening from outside the district
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Berger, Mrs.
Van Worst, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Jack
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruins, Mr..
and Mrs. Markstrom, Miss Hazel Eek
err, Thelma and Paul Helgath, and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Harshberger.
John Bylsma and children were
visitors at the ]. Bartelds home on
Sunday.
A Halloween program was given
at the North Prairie School Monday
evening. The program was as fol-
lows: Twilight Is Falling" School;
Recitation, why" Georgia Bruce;
Reading, 1.-The Broomstick Train, y
Glenn Axling; Duet, "Clementne,
John and Joe Verduin; Recitation,
Indian Autumn" Anna Benson;
Recitation, "Goblins," Joe Verduin;
Dialogue, THE Astounding, Willie
Stremler Leland Cutler Folk-Dance,
Coming Thro the Rye" Henrietta.
Gertie and Hela Bartelds, Sena, Joe
and John Verduin; Recitation, The
New Clothes" Eloise Strand; Song,
Red Leaves, Glad Leaves" by small
room; Recitation, Farm Life,
John Stremler; Recitation, Indian
Autumn" Gerte Bartelds; Dialogue,
Five Pumpkins" by John Van Diest,
Frank Verduin, WILDER Cutler, Cor
die De Graaf, Dora Bylsma; Song,
Jack o. Lantern" Hilma Strand,
Minnie Verduin. Florence Stremler
Drill, six girls; Dialogue, Macbeth"
Marie Strand, Gertie Bartelds, Lena
Verduin; Recitation, MY Goblins,'
Cornelius Van Diest; Song, wei
come, Queen Autumn" by room;
Recitation, October, Lena Verduin;
Song, 1.-THE Little Chesnuts," Willie
Stremler, Gordon De Graaf, Marius
Verduin; Play, Premature Propos-
L. Characters, Peter Doughty"
Herman Stremler; Patience, his
wife, Henrietta Bartelds Mrs. Has
tings," Lena Benson; Her Daughter
Betsey, Marjory Bruce: Folk Dance,
THE Irish Lit" Adria De GRAF +,
Francis Bruce, Jennie Bartelds, Ida
Strand Recitation, Harvest" Mar
JUS Verduin; Recitation, Little Or
| phan Annie" Gertrude Bylsma; A
Grand March, by School; Two Songs
| by School. After the program, a
lunch was served by the teachers and
| pupils.
Those who have been neither alb
| sent nor tardy in the big room dur
| ing the first months of school are
| Lena Verduin, Henrietta Bartelds
Marjory Bruce. Joey Verduin, Ger
! tie Bartelds, Glenn Axling, Anna
| Benson Nels Benson, Alfred Nipges
| The following in the big room had the
/ highest averages during the first six
weeks of school; 9th grade, Alfred
i Nipges, Marjory Bruce; 18th grade
Il Glen Axling; Sth grade, Herman
II Stremler. Glen Axling had the high
est average in the room.
II THE NEW PANELLED CALLING