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... Tidworth in 1937 it had the very great honour of being selected to head the Regular Army detachment in the Coronation Procession of H.M, King George VI. Since moving to Warwick at the outbreak of war. the Band, under its conductor. Mr. G. Savage, L.R.A.M ...
... time —after several weeks’ silence for repairs and renovations undertaken by the Church Council commemorate the Coronation of King George VI. The large congregation at Evensong joined in singing harvest music with great heartiness. Miss Duggan, of Radford ...
... 1938, and his 4-year-old sister, Charmlan, was killed falling down a 60-ft. lift shaft while her father was at the Coronation of King George VI, waiting in the annexe at Westminster Abbey to carry the coronet the Princess Royal. The gallant officer who has ...
... all them not have the fine peal of bells and retimed for use at the Coronation. ** I still hope some friend parishioner may come forward and consider th.v fitting gift for Coronation Year,” said the Vicar. Jn conclusion. thanked all who had rendered sen’ice ...
... Mr. A. French; 3, Mr. R. Sheasby (164). The Coronation.—At a parish meeting held in the School on Thursday o! last week, Mr. P. H. Knight presiding, it was decided to celebrate the Coronation of King George VI on lines similar to that of the Jubilee King ...
... Rural District to give generously to the King George VI National Memorial Fund was supported, and it was urged that village collection made. A special envelope will issued every house. In respect to the Coronation festivities, it was decided to hold the next ...
... served on the Parish Council, and played prominent part in the local celebrations of King George Jubilee and King George Vi’s Coronation. He was married twice, and leaves widow and five children, all of whom are married. ■ ml ...
... I. AND THE CORONATION MRS. BROWN SUPPLIES SOME ANSWERS \T the meeting in The Forge, Eathorpe, the president of Eathorpe and Wappenbury I. (Mrs. S. Lovell) introduced Mrs. D. H. Brown, who gave interesting information regarding the Coronation ceremony and ...
... through jl,e years because of the Coronation of King George VI and his gracious Consort: but there are other and very different reasons why it will engraved the memories of Warwickshire folk. In the week preceding the Coronation we had to record the deaths ...
... FIFTY years ago this week John Peel was a member of the Warwickshire Yeomanry, lining the route on the day of the coronation of King George VI. “We went to London and camped in Kensington Gardens and on the day stood for eight hours in Oxford Street. It ...
... Seaside's.—Advt. ORB AND SCEPTRE CORONATION MUSIC BY C.8.5.0. *JIR WILLIAM WALTON, whose massive Dcum carried the Coronation ceremony to its conclusion, vs also commissioned by the Arts Council of Great Britain to write Coronation March for the occasion. The ...
... in the Coronation festivities should receive a toy or other form of compensation. A letter appreciation to sent to Mr. and Mrs. Reading, who were mainly responsible for the inauguration of the club. Honouring St. George and Queen’s Coronation The programme ...