... FOOTBALL DAR'S * Winc•hcombe Hospital Cup I Tewkesbury and District Three for Don Malin League OFFENHA.M TOO GOOD FOR As the result of Tuesday's matches in VIILLERSRY the Tewkesbury and District Darts mare goals in the second half after a fairly cantle ...

... sth, 1950 A Fortnight ly Miscellany (WORLD VISION DISPLAY Tewkesbury is to see something new in religious propaganda .during the coming autumn. Under the inspiration of the Bishop of Gloucester what is termed a World Vision Display is to tour the diocese ...

... Demonstration arranged. Allow us to show you what an asset this new Land Rover would be to your business Phone: Pershore 257 and 258 EVESHAM AND DISTRICT FLYING CLUB Annual Show By kind permission of Mr. S. I. Grove, the annual show of the E‘csham and ...

... question was: What is the name of the weed which has recently found its way to England and which is likely to be very difficult to control It has spread all over South-East England and has now appeared in the Cheltenham district. He answered. Communism. ...

... said that as we looked hack perhaps we realised a little that England was greater for the sacrifice that dime men who laid down their lives made, and then we paused and realised that England was poorer too for that sacrificc—poorcr in leadership and in ...

... constant watch. Mr. I. Moss on Mr. R. Cooke's Will Power, winner of the Evesham Journal Cob Championship Cup The T. R. Jones Challenge Cup for children's jumping (16 or under) was won by Miss Mary Hughes, of Upper Welland. who also received a replica ...

... took over under the National Health Scheme. SUFFICIENTLY USED? The qtestion arose, with all gratitude to the Hospital Cup Committee, as to whether television at Tewkesbury Hospital would be used sufficiently. It was pointed out that the hospital had two ...

... way towards getting us where we were before the war: that was the head of the andus.rial nations of the world. lie had ocen round the world seven times and there was no country in the world like England and there were no people like ...

... the Evesham Hospital Cup was given a prominent position at the head table. together with miniatures for this cup competition and those for runners-up of the Worcester and Mullet League. The miniatures for the Worcester Infirmary Cup had been previously ...

... Council for the therefore, as a public body, we shall be Preservation of Rural England), who had able to spend every penny received by said he was highly delighted with the us from all sources on lock repairs and project: Sir Raymond Prieslley (Vicecontinual ...

... tin. the chairman of the Fete Committee. Sir William said that he had visited most countries in the world but there was no place like England and no county more beautiful than Worcestershire. He was proud to serve that county in his 'office of Lord ...

... can tour the country on bicycles or by rail, coach and afoot, making use of Youth Hostels belonging to and run by that most useful organisation, the Youth Hostels Association of England and Wales. The Y.H.A. is. indeed, one of the most valuable of youth ...