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... FOR VICTORY MR. MIDDLETON TO VISIT RUGBY TIyTR. a H. Middleton, whose IIL broadcast talks, “In Tear Garden, are beard by thousands of people every Sunday afternoon, is coming to open the Dig for Victory Exhibition, which he* been arranged for August ...
... ptrex OVEHWARE FRUIT BOWLS, TRINKET MTS BROWN —WHITE TEAPOTS RLASSJWjUU^yffjffi StaUonsry Toys tmu^Thmat^^ets. iv i] V I. DIG FOR VICTORY ...
... decided to enter Section C, Class 3, which combined collection of vegetables, fruit and flowers for allotmen'B at Rugby Dig for Victory Exhibition on August and 25th. •rittsh Legtsa —The fourth of a series of flower and vegetable shows took place on Sunday ...
... service is not what it was,” please be indulgent. Hastings is next on the list for The staff at Grosvenor House, Lon“ Dig for Victory Week. It is to don, include a porter named Page and open on Monday, December Bth, and page named Porter; a clerk named ...
... takes place at Rugby Cemetery to morrow afternoon, following service the Baptist Church. Dig for Victory.”— -The first series of three practical Dig for Victory lectures, organised Warwickshire County Council Education Committee, took place in the grounds ...
... SPORTS ABANDONED Much of the produce shown came from the allotments which the Association started in 1940. The “Dig for Victory’’ campaign has produced one of the most popular summer events in the district. Unhappily, the rain meant a disappointment for ...
... SPORTS ABANDONED Much of the produce shown came from the allotments which the Association started in 1940. The ‘‘Dig for Victory” campaign has produced one of the most popular summer events in the district. Unhappily, the rain meant a disappointment for ...
... BUND ROLLER* STS. EIE. CHINA MMS am. TIA T» WJW WjW kliuiwark OLAMVAICa BROWN—WHITV TIAFOTt . Stationery : Toy* m ■ a DIG FOR VICTORY ...
... Wartime Gardening SOME USEFUL HINTS (I* w. d. IMW«> has been wonderful response to the “Dig lor Victory” call all over the country and all allotment holders and gardeners who have produced fully cropped garden cannot fad to feel a satisfying aense of ...
... described how he, essentially a flower gardener, has sacrificed his flowers, his rockeries, and even part of his lawn to dig for victory. While do not suggest that it will necessary for people locally to the whole hog in following his example—Rughy seems ...
... TOMATO AND ATE IT MR. Middleton was the chief guest among the people mainly concerned with the organisation of Rugby’s Dig for Victory *’ exhibition, at a lunch given by Messrs. Boots Ltd., and heM*in the Masonic Hall, on Friday. Mr. T. J. Cox, territorial ...
... THE ADVERTISERS FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1040 EASTERTIDE IN RUGBY MANY MORE RAILWAY TRAVELLERS HOUSEHOLDERS DIG FOR VICTORY /GARDENING and cycling were two of tie meet popular pastimes for U Rugby people during the Easter holiday. to those who sought the open-air ...