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... prevented him from making contact with them. Traders' Support BUSY minds are occupied in preparing to make Cheltenham's Dig for Victory Week in April an even more interesting one than the exhibition which won the admiration of the Duchess of Gloucester last ...
... population indoors. The large majority of the disembarked troops appear to be Italians. QUEEN MARY photographed at the Dig for Victory Exhibition at Cheltenham Town Hall yesterday. Top picture, left to right: Mr. F. D. Littlewood (Town Clerk), Mrs. P. ...
... waterfall, and some will find their way to Hatherley-road recreation ground. Exhibition Plans rriHE plans for Cheltenham Dig for Victory campaign are now practically complete. A committee meeting last night received an interesting report on the preparations ...
... Donald McCullough, Esq. Questions addressed to Brains Trust, Town Hall, Cheltenham, or placed in box at entrance to Dig for Victory Exhibition, not later than Thursday, 15th April. The result of the Allotment Competition will announced at the conclusion ...
... total to 1,347. This big membership was favourably commented on by Queen Mary when, on the occasion of her \isit to the Dig for Victory exhibition on Tuesday she spent quite a time at the Society's stall. Incidentally, Her Majesty showed a great deal of ...
... Cheltenham Ladies' College, and has done a great deal of good work both inside and outside the College on behalf the Dig for Victory feampaign, has been appointed as assistant horticultural officer under the Wiltshire County Council. She believes that ...
... —Charles Dickins. Ltd., 18 Ambrose-st. 3030 COWMAN and general farm worker wtd.: good house, wages.— 3031 Echo. Chelt. DIG For Victory! Gentlewoman reqd., veg. production; home if wished.—Write 3021 Echo, Chelt. JD.. handyman, able to assist ' » garden ...
... Donald McCullough, Esq. Questions addressed to Brains Trust, Town Hall, Cheltenham, or placed in box at entrance to Dig for Victory Exhibition, not later than Thursday, 15th April. The result of the Allotment Competition will announced at the conclusion ...
... open the Fund, that the Challenge Cup. previously authorised, be provided by the Horticultural Committee; also that the Dig for Victory Committee be recommended to allocate any balance after defraying the expenses of the Exhibition to the Fund. The report ...
... al Comnittee in their efforts to intenify home food production, and f the two successful shows at he Town Hall. The Dig for Victory Extortion was visited by the Juchess of Gloucester, and ther royal visitors included Jueen Mary, who came to reeive purses ...
... British tradition of playing the game, and to support, not retard, the benefit gained from Savings Groups, Digging for Victory, Wings for Victory weeks, and so on. LOYALIST. SPARROWS OR INSECTS Sir, —A campaign for the destruction of sparrows and their ...
... job it has been to grow them. Under the inspiring leadership of the Chief Administrative Officer, the camp has been digging for victory in a big way for the past 18 months. During that time 47 acres of rough land have been cultivated. By next year 50 ...