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... 2 HINCKLEY TIMES GUARDIAN FRIDAY AUGUST 25 1950 Stoke Golding Liberal Club Flower Show MR A QUNNEY WINS CUP WITH 52 POINTS Stoke Golding Liberal Club’s Horticulural Society plenty of support for its open show of flowers fruit and vegetables staged Saturday ...
... and hard hitting articles on such contromei slat subjects as the slavery of modem footballers and the eclipse of England in the World Cup corn, petition. It is lavishly illustrated. ...
... C. Stocks. 'Phere is IRO: one can say about the All-England 12 that is not already known. All are tried and experienced ma t c hmett, and most know the river as well as they know themselves. Let us hope the results prove the selectors wisdom. * * Other ...
... of the world under one organisation—the United Nations. Though British sailors and Commonwealth airmen were already in action, the harsh land fighting had been done so far by South Koreans and Americans. It is now up to you to show the world the valour ...
... was part of the Communist attempt to conquer the world. In Korea they would be fighting as surely in the defence of their homeland as if they were in the fields of France or on the beaches of England. Mr. Mac Donald said the Korean battle would mark ...
... Post Office was brought into use experimentally nearly fourteen years ago. The experiment proved suceessfuL PUSLIC NOTHMS Cup Winner.—For the second year in succession, Marian Dudley of Carre Street, Sleaford, won the Cup for the 12.2 open pony class ...
... after all. a secret which is hidden from the ‘wisdom of this world only a Christian basis . . . Now the whole political and social tradition for which this country has stood in the world hitherto takes for granted the sovereignty of God and the Christian ...
... quaint old English custom to their friends when they returned home. They told me that they used up several rolls film in photographing Chesterfield's world-famous Crooked Spire from as many angles as possible! ★ ★ Brimingfon Methodists wall be interested ...
... Ipse ¢ England 4 co npe on e A WORTK ACD WORTH A GUINEAS the magnificently i] i lus rate d wo-colour ‘Da and Mason A BOX 7 Football Ann ] 1950-51 jus published (Day Mason and ~~ iJ € td., pric e is ) € t pace ur ally. that England ne p ou of the World p coms ...
... in the defence of your homeland as if were in the fields of France or on the beaches of England T part of Russian attempt to conquer the world and make slaves1 of us all MR MALCOLM MacDONALD Buttin' s F mances ‘'Position is Better rhan Appears” W E Butlin ...
... Bykenbolte cabin cruiser. 371 miles. CANOEIST Sutherland Cup awarded to the canoeist covering the greatest mileage bv water: R. Tofleld. Newbury. Berkshire. ••Proweek. 393 miles. TachKlng World Cup. best commercially built cabin cruiser: 1 H 8. Hughes ...
... parish church looks on, unchanged in changing world. These, and other features, make Market Overton what if is—a fine old-world village upholding all that is best in the English heritage. A TRULY OF ENGLAND ' • ;-.v .v>-W- :r'y ...