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... Glasshouses, Off enham. A leading personality at Evesham Rowing Club. he served in the R.A.P. in the Middle East and North Africa in World War H. The Lady-ll•Waltlngs Pauline Price, an le-years-old brunette and daughter of an Evesham commission agent. Pauline ...
... Africa Bound The Rev. D. J. P. Llewellyn. who was Vicar of Bretforton until two years ago, is leaving this country on November 24 for South Africa. where he is taking up an appointment in a town about 20 miles from Port Elizabeth. Mr. Llewellyn. who is ...
... Grayston. South Africa's Horseman of the Year. stole their limelight. He did it by %%inning the day's three major jumping events—including the Area International Trial. Britain's crack %%omen riders here outjumped by . South Africa's Grayston. Riding ...
... Exposure Of The Futility Of War VESTERDAV'S Enemy. at the Regal all next week, is the screen's most violent exposure of the utter futility of war. It is a film which is not afraid to hurl a challenge and is an honest attempt to put war in its proper perspertke ...
... AT THE CINEMAS THAT fine film, Where No Vultures Fly, photographed in Equatorial Africa in Technicolor, will be showing at the Regal Cinema for six days. Starring Anthony Steel. Dinah Sheridan and Harold Warrender, it was the film chosen for the Royal ...
... (A) A veteran of the Boer War, Mr. Last complete performance 7.5 approx. nay, who is now aged 71, joined the Evesham Volunteers in 1888 Times and programmes subject to alteration without notice and was posted to South Africa two years later, landing at ...
... and evening services on the churches work in Nigeria and West Africa. The Rev. A. J. Stephens has been in West Africa since 1937 and has been in turn a district racer, a combatant in the war and now a missionary chaplain and manager of an important hospital ...
... LOYAL AFRICANS It was no:. nowever. a war bei.‘evn °tau/ and white. and as the Mau Mau movement grew so the opposition hardened wan more and more loyal Africans coming out on the side of the Government. Who could not admire their sow age in the face of ...
... and served with the Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa during the Boer War, when he was severely wounded in the leg. This did not deter him from joining the Warwickshire Regiment during the 1914-18 war in order to be with his son, who was serving with ...
... route t:ic Princess will take during het inc weeks' tour of the sunni lands of East * Africa. She began her tour last Saturday. arriving first at Mombasa-4.11e Is.and War It. too, is on cur map. Already. the Princess has met Asian and Arab women - there ...
... Services, but was discharged after three weeks. After the war, he became an acting railway but in 1922, being tr threatened with dismissal because of the trade slump, he hit out for South Africa. ...
... , it tells a gripping love story against a background of ranch warfare which followed the American civil war. Exciting jungle scenes from Africa arc brought to the screen in Escape in the Sun, which tells of a multi-millionaire sportsman on Safari a ...