... and white accessories Best man was Mr Alan Denyer brother of the groom Hymns sung at the choral service were “Lead us Heavenly Father Lead us” and “O Perfect Love” and choir sang psalm “The Lord is my Shepherd” Mr Chaney was organist The reception at the ...

... Is separated us only a swimm-able strech of water yet liow much do Mode”ni communications have still most us really know of our Gallic nelghbours? Modern communications have still succeeded the satisfactorily the major- nf to ity of us are anxious to ...

... from 11th September 1950 for live above named Church of England Soldiers', Sailors and Airmen s Institute. Applicants must be under the age 45. communicants and (practicing members of the Church England, possess knowledge of previous experience of catering ...

... be the use of about £30000 accumulated interest from the Frank Denning Memorial Trust Fund to build a hall in the centre of the block of buildings between the technical college and the school of art It be known the Memorial Hall and will be used both Purley ...

... was at on Friday, drivioL mobscyclo without for . a davits a and for using an ussoured Rabisat_st 13th. and John R;lll eas isausioa (35), of Adelaide , was Voogd for permatis is use of machine. Mr. Ferguson. Wa tson? pleaded guilty to the . but not gully ...

... who, with a score of 42. a - as winner of the Temple !Cup awarded for the highest number of points in the show. Running 1 him a close erond was P.C. Pike, secretary of the show and holder •of the cup last. year. who finished with only two points short of ...

... affected by the decision The mighty Brabazon the world's greatest air liner drops Farnborough houses to land Royal Aircraft Establishment runway in rehearsal for its appearance at SBAC flying display next month World’s Biggest Air Liner came to Farnborough People ...

... Sir Henry continued for from the material aspect brought in contact with world They all came into world with trouble themselves a deal of to people The could passing of the world Only those had been in contact long illnesses all they involved anxiety ...

... of the Club’s Life-saving Trophy which is presented to tne best pair the Loosley Cup for the best pair of women competitors and the Individual Cup known as the Primrose Cup for the competitor obtaining the highest number of points in the competition In ...

... number of countries. Mr. Kalloo comments that cultural and social developments in England compahers here ver has exP y favourenenabcelyd. with ot During his stay in England he saw hiscommtriots play at Lord's in the Test and in a county match, and renewed ...

... wizard football Stanley Matthews Wearing smart fawn gaberdine lounge suit a vivid orange erren tie the Blackpool England winger scrawled world'-famous on books pictures and cards for nearly two hours and the he had satisfied nearly 500 fan3 Scarcely two ...

... class we did not enjoy a very enviable reputation. Elderly virgins were horrified at our frolics, and timid young ladies gave us the crown of the causeway. If a tradesman's wife were pretty we were liberal in our attentions, and though we were called sad ...