... Knapton, 168 Hihson valley. She was attended by Road, Nelson, Miss Gwendoline her sister, Dr. Sheila H. Wil- Alice Knapton was married on liams, who was attired in white Saturday at St. Joseph’s R.C. lace with cherry red accessories, Church to Mr. James M. ...

... possesses a without keeping one eye on the characteristic which is lacking clock! Perhaps, if we are in the ordinary New Year married, our resolution was to resolution. It does not end in make some extra little gesture n week ! For it 13 really a new of affection ...

... Mrs, Cat- head-dress, and carried =« low, &nd the receptionist there, bouquet of cream roses, She Miss Sandra Catlow was married was attended by Mrs. Kathleen at St. Luke’s Church, Brierfield, Townson, “who wore a green on Boxing Day, to Mr. Roger floral ...

... a mewber of the doing so? Mr. W. J. Morton, quvlub comnittee. He leaves n!“ Ml Brierfield, is District Headjwidow and (wo married) ‘“‘.h““.‘d titie was had by ¢ Warden, a post which entaills/daughters. FPrior to moving to a Christmas party held w re ...

... Hunslet Street, Nelson, Miss Marjorie Hevs, S.R.N., was on Saturday ot the Friends' Meeting House, Selly Oak, Brmingham, married to Dr. Michael L. Rutter, eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Rutter. of ‘‘ Ridgeway,”” Tinacre Hill, Wightwick, Wolverhampton ...

... was at this point that the Earl led the crowd in their vocal tribute to 'Miss Nelson. Earl Bathurst and his fiancee hope to marry n London af Facste: Miss Nelson is a great- granddaunghter of the late Sir Aimos Nelson, a former mavor of the town which bears ...

... BOOK-KEEPER'S SALARY. g, DIRECTORS.AND. | | MAN AND «= ,~— ot - - - N > [ WELL..HE'S ASKED ME_{ [~y A= ~ Y (Vs 2t \ o mARRy M. ¢ || | 7Asuocktim o 2 ,//’ ~ ? a iy D (‘;/m-v,,i ’ (e p- rD&DEUGNYID. 2 i yes,:\/scorw,.. ' A { Leghs » ¢ ~ ” \~ A.CONFESSION ...

... : Mrs. Nuttall formerly resided! in the Hallam Road distvriotr,‘ ‘where her hushand died some vears ago. She leaves two married daughters. Floral tributes: **ln ever loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandma,” the family; Harry and Bill; Elizabeth and ...

... to meet as many Lancashire folk as possible in a four-day stay in the district. | Earl Bathurst, of course. is engaged to marry Miss Judith Mary Nelson, the 27-year-old ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nelson, of Springfield House. Foulridge. The couple ...

... Colue, a danghter, Janiee, FERRABY. -To flusun’ (ln;'-r Smith) on January 3rd, a son, Mark Simon. Both very well, BIRTHS, MARRI | THANKS FOR SYMPATHY vTHI-.‘ DAUGHTERS of the late Rey, 8 J. Morgan desire to thank all relatives and friends for the kind ...

... record saved him from prison. Instead he was given a condiftional discharge. \ ' He was Corporal Allan Brooks (24), now of married quarters !ut Bowerham Barracks, and formerly of Barrowford. He admitted breaking and entering the sergeants’ mess, Some time ...

... have I_time for games. Born and bred |ln Laneshaw Bridge, the young 'Mr. Smith worked _with his |brother in a coal pit. He married and found life hard trying to rear a family on 225. a week. Work was not at all reasy to come by. For many lvears, up to his ...