... will meet and solve the problems of changing times, working for the common good, playing its part in building the world anew. New World The S. CWS Taa Warehooie. Trrfbrd Wharf, en the Ship Canal. Drawn Rowland H.lder. No entry to this village refuse ...

... Johnson (President's Cup for eld bird averages, and the Runs wick Cup for the Luxembourg race); W. Dickinson (Fulton Cup for young bird averages); T. Scott (Sanderson Cup for first Brussels race); Sir Alfred Goodson (Melun Cup for second ...

... , „, ™ G ' Rochester; Slater Cup, T. Over 30 members attended the laid from time to time there is I -ltlliH I IPi \T ! Ireland; Deuchar Cup, W.jmeeting and from Miss Young i happy and real relationship! A jCavers; Sun Cup, J. A. Rat-ithey heard that last ...

... and will be for*Lo!T e £ ent some years I think, in a very wou b ®, , a precarious position from a;k, m world Doint of view country but for the world, worm point ot view. | About 80 members and gUests Battalion Strength I attended the dinner, which was ...

... sided, awarding the prize for Walker Cup: 1, R. Dawson: 2, best attendance to Margaret W. Davidson. Challenge Johnson, and presented prizes] Shield: 1, N. Taylor; 2, I. Cross, to all scholars for good atten-| Merry Cup: 1. A. Moir; 2, G. dance. After tea ...

... have had paid to Tea: Mrs D Thompson. Mrs D. us recent years. Covne, Mrs Summers, Mrs We are indeed grateful to McGarry, Mrs S. T. Pickup, have this Church of England Misses McFadden. Graham, lady with us. and to say to her Pickup. M. Smith. Love. Hines ...

... j ob „ Sample Memorial Chalwhile repairs for the billiardsjbands. Vet it was proved be-| the calls of hunting horn , en e Cup presented to toe table resulted in an expenditure |yo nd doubt that in North ; by Fred Kinch, huntsman to piper's Society bv ...

... variety of methods, they carried the Northumberland Scroll of Friendship on the first stages of its journey 1 through England to the World Guide Conference at Oxford. The message of friendship is similar to those travelling from every corner of Britain to ...

... courageous. Last October, with a pack on his back and wearing a stout pair of boots, he left home determined to see a bit of the world on his own, and just how far he has succeeded is evident from the diaries which he sends back to Alnwick now and again. He ...

... through your newspaper, thank the tradesmen of Alnwick for the two silver cups which were presented and bought by donations given by these kind people to our society. These cups are display at John Bolam'and Sons Ltd . and at a later date The Jersey Shop ...

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... WITHOUT, ALNWICK IN YOUR NORTHUMBERLAND! COUNTRY HOME 250,000 Country Housewives con't it wrong! In country homes all aver England, thousands of acclaim 'Calor' Gas as one oftfeic greatest boons to comfortable country living. No srnolte er smell they ...