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... a Bramley Seedling won first prize for Mr. E O. Hall, chairman of Southport Allotments Society, at the town's fourth Dig for Victory .Show to-day. Mr. C. H. Middleton opened the exhibition. A mammoth ! pumpkin and. cobs of sweet corn drew the attention ...
... Chester’s war savings for the week-ended August 26 totalled £21,754. ...
... electms has caused people to wonder if it is an indication of an early General Election. But it was not all politics. At a Dig for Victory concert in St. George’s Hall the major, on invitation, acted, incognito, as foil to a conjuror, and must have played his ...
... Giant Pumpkin At Southport Show A giant pumpkin—weighing over half cwt. —was the feature of Southport’s two days’ wartime Dig for Victory show in aid of the Red Cross Agriculture Fund and opened today by Mr. C. H. MidcUeton. It won first pjize in its class ...
... vegetables rather than size. says Mr. C. H. Middleton. the famous gardening broadcaster, in hints to intending exhibitors at Dig for Victory arrws. Many Judges, he remarks. — frown on outsize pots:oes. marrows and ca'o• bages, but with most other vegetab:es ...
... ns of an early general election. He had the, novel experience of figuring incognito as a foil to a conjuror during a Dig for Victory concert in St. George’s Hall. He was picked out from the front row by the entertainer, and he must have played his part ...
... help in every wav to further national and local interests. He claimed that the society had aided the national call to Dig for Victory,” which he trusted now nearing realisation. He re-’ minded the local public of the benefits membership the Society brought ...