... constructive football by Bloxham ,lin their next game. Result —Ettington 0, Blox ham 3. TYSOE CHALLENGE CUP Ratley v. Tysoe This match was played with typical cup-tie spirit. Rat ley with a slight wind advantage, straightaway went into attack, their right wing ...

... the same path we shall have other successes. “The world has had the habit of looking to us for a lead for 200 years. The eyes of the world are on us now. and in spite of party differences let the world realise that in our attitude to ...

... nothing can be greater Their name liveth forevermore. hope we remember them every day in our prayers, as they remember us in the Eternal World. It is in the Communion of Saints and in no other way, that Christians are in touch with those we love and see no ...

... the League of Nations she caused World War Two. “We are still suffering and will go on suffering from that war,” Lt.-Col. Green continued. “When the Korean war occurred I thought that meant a step backwards. But the U.S. came down on the aggressors with ...

... PRESENTATIONS Mr. P. J. Franklin made a presentation to Mr. Dickinson of the ball (suitably inscribed) used in the cup final against Bishops Itchington, in which he took six wickets for two runs, and a cap to Mr. A. Hunt for his 63 runs against Chipping ...

... hoped to be able to present an alternative to the parents of Banbury and North Oxfordshire in educating their children. “The world cannot exist solely by professional or blackcoated workers, technicians and craftsmen are needed as well. ' ‘Banbury parents ...

... Miss Waldcck, Cadi't Supt. Ulancing clubs from all over Miss B. Watts, Ambulance England on May 10th and 11th. lOfficor K. G. Fianklin, a:.d C-d-*t Th are 22 other cups for I Officers H. Bee and L). Wilkins, annual competition. “Wcu- is Too Serious to ...

... progressive in mang directions up to the loth or 16th century, after that time it became a closed country to the rest of the world until the 19th century. Christmas Tree Will Be 20 ft. High The illuminated Christmas tree to bo erected in the Market Square ...

... far should British forces go in Korea ? Mr. J. Coleman, of Oxford University, gave the first of a new series of lectures on world affairs, to be given fortnightly at the Public Library, on Thursday. Mr. Coleman said that a United Nations Commission was ...

... Brackley League King’s Sutton v. Easington (J. Kimboiley). Brackley Saw Mills v. King’s Sutton Reserves. Byfield (Bethel) Cup King’s Sutton v. Syresham. Minor League Middleton Y.C. v. Ruscote (M. Bradley). RUGBY Nuneaton “A” v. Banbury. Banbury ‘A” v ...

... were F. Wyatt, Mrs. the funds. After discussion it Berry and Mrs. Dancer. Mrs. I was decided to again use the Goldsmith was in charge of the “Cooke” Cup, for six a side excellent refreshments. Door ( tohes, to be confined to keeper Mr, J. Cox; Stewards: ...

... Monday’s meeting of the Borough Council Councillor M. Spokes said that he had ascertained that a certain light metal could be used to cover the footbridge which would weigh two hundredweights and cost about £15.” AT DINNER had been no evidence produced that ...