... Dunkirk Social The first of a series of weekly socials, organised by Mrs. E. Horn, was held at the Village Hall on Wednesday, January 24th. Miss Steer presented prizes to the following: Mr, A. Howland and Mrs. Weatherall, highest dart score: Mrs. Long ...

... Dunkirk Women's Institute A whist drive organised by the of the Women's In iii aid of its funds, was held at the Village Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 14th, Mrs. E. Horn acted as M.C. and Mrs. B. Beer presented prizes to the following: Ladies: Ist, Miss B. ...

... Dunkirk We had not even to go so far back as the last war, for there was Dunkirk. And so while he did not say that God would do something in some amazing fashion, yet there had been occasions when He had done it. and if we did our best we might hope. ...

... Dunkirk The Late Rev. A. R. Jeeksam The funeral arrangements of the late Rev. A. R. Jackman were carried out by Mi. R. Hook. of Boughton, not (aN e tated under a misapprehension) by a'Faversham firm. The Late Mrs. Marlow The list of those who sent wreaths ...

... Dunkirk The presentation of several gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheppard on the occasion of Mr. Sheppard's retirement from the headmastership of Dunkirk Council School was recently reported. A further gift followed last Saturday, the presentation of ...

... Parochial Church Council (not the Palish Council as stated in error). Driving Without a John Osborne Miles, Snowdon. Dunkirk. was fined 10/- at Faversham Borough Petty Sessions on Weduledell for driving a motor vehicle without a licence on the London ...

... Dunkirk Wedding The Vicar (Rev. J. Cartlidge) officiated at Christ Church on June lit at the wedding of Mr. Victor J. F. Austin. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin. of 14, Courtenay Cottages, Dunkirk. and Miss Ellen E. E. Jordan, only daughter of ...

... Dunkirk The monthly meeting was held at the Vicarage on Thursday. July 11th, by kind invitation of Mrs. Cartlidge. Mrs. E. L. Wright (Vice-President' presided. After the business, Mrs. Mason gave a most interesting demonstration on the making of a Hay ...

... Dorothy Cottages, Dunkirk, after a week's illness. A native the district, he had been a woodworker and chair mender for the greater part of his life, but in his earlier days he was engaged in farm work for Mr. T. Pardon. of Dunkirk. If wife predeceased ...

... BOUGHTON AND DUNKIRK COLLECTION (Per Mr. T. G. REDSKLL) FIFTH LIST E 5. d. Previously acknowledged SI 1 9 Ash, Mr. Churchill, Mrs. Dow, Mr. J. A. Edwards, Mr .and Mrs. Goose Competition Hop-pickers' Collection Box (Parsonage Farm) May, Mrs. Total BADLESIAERIE ...

... Dunkirk Hernhill Women's Institute At the nionthly meeting, on Jan. 16th, twenty-three members attended, with Miss Simpson presiding. Mrs. Saddleton made a presentation of a bowl of tulips and hyacinths to Miss Simpson on the occasion of the tenth anniversary ...

... BOUGHTON AND DUNKIRK (Per Mr. T. G. Redsell) s. d. Barnes, Mr. J. P. D. 10 0 Beer, Mrs. 1 0 Berry. Major S. C. Birch, Mrs. P. 2 0 Bones, Mr. C. Bones. Mr. A. Branchett, Mr. H. Court, Mr. and Mn,l 0 0 Darnly, Mn. 2 6 Foreman, Miss Hayman, Mr. 1 0 Hilton ...