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... 15, Oaklands Avenue. Heanor. The Rev. Peter Caporn (Rector) officiated, and the hymns sung were 0, perfect love and Lead us, Heavenly Father, Mr. Albert Wardle being at the organ. The bride was attired in a white satin gown with embroidered veil of ...
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... wishes all pupils every the Helper Studio. This Troupe won popular Sailor dances and as Humpty success. the Derbyshire Cup and All-England IlStimpty in the pantomime. Two years Certificate for Troupes for Mita Cross. ago Miss Crass secured an audition for ...
... loudspeaker and music was in charge of Mr. Barrett. of Ripley. Fancy dress competition winners were:— Cup for best dressed child: Dorothy Spendlove; cup for beet dressed achilt: Mr. E. Smith. Girls. under six years: 1 Lydia Curzon. 2 Anne Taylor, 3 Kay ...