... Standard of Giving Problem of the Church A RI 1 cannot think of :my other religion in the world where the standand of giving is low as in the Church of England, said Maj.-Gen. R. G. Ekin, Cali., addressing Leominster kuri-decanal t.onferente oa Church ...

... lemon scent ; but not one bit of Hemp Agrimony has been seen. Common Mallow, like a halt sign, bids us wait, not because of danger, but to drink a cup of beauty. And, getting a bit higher than the Willow Herb, on August ath, we saw one lonely swift among ...

... the country. These ladies have won the singles. pairs, and triples of Worcester canny, and are now oh to play in the All England women's championships at Wimbledon. In addition. the Worcester county captain, Mr. H. Morton, together with several Worcester ...

... (runners) will bring back memories to the older generation and at the same time show that England's great athletes of th.- past could hold their own with anybody in the world. The question of shainateurs will also be dealt with, and may the catisz• of a good ...

... position of a Christian in China and the great tribulation that they have endured? It was acute, too, in other parts of the world. The Bishop welcomed the Rev. .%nand and Mrs. Anand who, he said, were closely identified with Christian work in India. Mr ...

... CLUB'S FINALS Cups Woo by T. 1. Jones and Mrs: Church There was a struggle for mastery in the final of the men's singles of Leotninster Tennis Club's competi-, tions, won this year by T. I. Jones,' who defeated A. Church, the holder of the cup, 2-6. 7-5. ...

... order to accept the chair., Mr, P. H. T. Price (Abercray lenges of the world. Those men of Poppy). the early Church aimed at making cow s in calf (or with calf) r, Die. the Church world wide, and as such J. Weyman Jones (Cinderella iotb); it had to out-think ...

... FIXTURE LAT Saturday's Games SOUTHERN LEAGUE Hereford United v. Worcester. -2.43 'BIRMINGHAM SENIOR CUPS Reload Stafford Rangers v. United Reserves. WELSH CUP.--3rd Rome Knighton v. Pembroke Ham Abergavenny Thnrs. v. Aberystwyth. May Welfare v. attest''' ...

... question, to my mind this man had indeed lost all heart in sport. England had lost her first Test match in this country against the West Indies, England had lost the World Soccer games in Rio, England had taken a severe beating at Wimbledon, and were up against ...

... lunctien be cancelled; (13) that the cricket wicket would not be used: and (c) that the dancing would not begin until the cricket match is over._ For the supply of new 20-inch motor mower for use at Sydonta the tender of Messrs. Alexander & Duncan. Ltd. of ...

... an excellent 1.15 In the XI. J. It. Evans, J. S. Maple., K. A. Fletcher and N. F. llortett have played for England, and the Nlorth provide England cap.. in G. 1, , Slack and D. Walton,. lu the XI. N. F llortett, being an Etighitul lu , i let % cal• i ...

... promenade feeling on top of the world. There was, however, one fly in the ointment. It was a feeling of lonelints,: I wanted company on the road. Before leaving home, Toni Nileld, one of the best amateur boxer, in England, had offered to accompany me on ...