... serve cuppas to the troops from Orchard House, Newark. JOSEPHINE writes us from Barry (Glamorgan) : Yes, Kay did eventually marry one of the boys as she said she would de—one name of Bell, and now lives in Gateshead. and is the mother of two children. I ...

... Highgate. Ag [that liked its Kate liked hers a t the all-night th- show, the champagne fro' the gambling. But with all happily married Bare husband, lived to celetP; diamond weddinP, five years ago. George was monger—he la theatrical man racehorse owne s ri ...

... When her sister was married in the U.S.. Miss Anns Russell. 23. flew from Britain to Texas to be bridesmaid. Today—at Caxton Hall. London—Anne herself becomes a bride. Her husband-to-be is ('aptain Car( Zetleriand, a Swedish business man. This picture ...

... publicity. So Rossellini asked a Vatican correspondent, Signor Cianfarra, to issue a statement that he and Ingrid planned to marry as soon as Ingrid could get a divorce. He thought that might stop the whisper campaign. But it was too late. Ingrid, utterly ...

... the partks for which she craved. Men hung on her words. She ,was the toast of her set. - -Life was wonderful. In 1938 she married Claude Bunyard. wealthy 'business man, a friend of her father. The year war broke out they had a son. Peter. Soon after her ...

... stories. Bourne, of Newroad, Az;cot., said she lent Charles her cycle, but he never returned it. They were engaged to be married. and shortly before the marriage was due to take place he disappeared. she said. DO LOOK BACK, JANE, BELIE E WE'RE . a BEING ...

... genuine praises for the poor husbands ! I cannot remember ever meeting a woman who had a good word to say about the man she married. From all I hear the poor husband can't do a thing by himself without making a mess of it. and why the inevitable remark about ...

... of Sir Andrew McFadve 3 l l ; Real, treasurer of the Liberal Party organisation, and McFadyean Mrs. Bun yard l s fea get married soon or Continued from will be getting too Page One The romance 1 through. There We• I c, a b oa/ d ing sc h oo l . H is others ...

... about nothing, you'll at least be on your guard. AND here's a word of comfort. It won't always be like this. When you're married, you'll get back your sense of humour (I hope) and you'll learn to smile at the little things. That doesn't mean that all ...

... the .1,, For years a Rochdale, 1 Lanes, mill had made do with a derelict t. or I building as a day nur- fiery for their married tries workers' children. When U -towels rub Build owuiti they be a blueprint for, healthy, happy eye '• S A I L drew erely ...

... When we get married you can either buy me a new one or pa 7 me the price I paid for it.' He said he had left the district because of money difficulties and had written several letters to Mt s s Bourne since. He was still prepared to marry her. Charles ...

... tell them teams, was replaced by a that. the man they are striking over is George Leonard Spanish referee, but he Leader, married, with two children, who lives in a pre- didn't last lone either fab in Bredgar-road Upper Holloway, N. I went to see him last ...