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... consisting of sandwiches particularly nice trifle provided the management of Mrs assisted by Mrs Cookson Mrs Dickinson Mrs Kimmitt of the trifle) Mrs Griffiths Mrs Saul Misses Ryder Mawdsley Clark Shann and Da vies It accompanied bv non stop sociability ...
... jUieperri great 'in artist may find some i:W'fiJ:-:iiJi Costs Local Axid tidnal The estimates passed the Liverpobi Education (kimmitte yesterday show the 'expected increase the education which has gone £93974 ! and of this sum £54128 have be borne by rates ...
... transportation thither and and paddling were hillari-ously in sumptuous tea provided the Parish Hall prepared by Archer Mrs Kimmitt assisted by Mrs Miss Bew Mrs Jenkins Mrs Charles Mrs Millington Miss Alexander and Rita Barton The looked very attractive ...
... Miller Miss Taylor and Miss Howell toys Miss Buckley Campbell pictures Hamer Bridge boots Miss Wade Miss IS Rimmer stall Mrs Kimmitt crockery Mr R E D Baker Mr G Dawson and George Bridge books Arthur Thomas Edgar Aindow Mrs Meadow kitchen Mr Hildred door ...
... Abbott and Pauline Mr and Mrs F Nuttall Mrs F Lloyd Mr S Lloyd Mr and Mrs W Bradley-Dixon and Josie and Ann Mr and Mrs B Kimmitt (rep Miss S Churton) Mrs P Lightfoot (rep Mr J B Whittingham) Mrs S Rawlinson Mr and Mrs A Clubbe Mr and Mrs F Clubbe Mr P ...
... members were all present Those responsible for the excellent preparations were Mrs Millington Mrs Cookson Mrs Bayfield Mrs Kimmitt Kennerley Mrs Street Mrs Tom Jones and Miss Clark the latter also being the artistic arranger of the flowers Mrs Kimmett was ...
... ago Mr Churton was married October 1917 leaves his wife Mrs Elsie Mary Stephens Churton and two daughters Mrs Ida Rosemary Kimmitt and Sheelagh Churton is a the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Mr Churton’s nephew Mr H T V Churton a solicitor member ...
... prizes which were given away by Mrs Havelock Sutton were by: Ladies: 1 Mrs Pearsons tablecloth 2 Mrs Jenkins bath sheet 3 Miss Kimmitt sideboard cloth Gentlemen : Mrs Dickinson (playing as gentleman) table cloth Mr Graham bath towel 3 Mr Devine duchesse set ...
... and serviettes 2 Mrs J Dickinson bolster and pillow cases 3 Miss Jones towels Gentlemen : 1 Mr T Tickle pair of sheets 2 Mr Kimmitt covers and table runner 3 Millington (playing gentleman) towels POOR RATE poor rate has gone up from 2 to 3'- in pound owing ...
... Pearce headmaster of St Titus School Liverpool Mr Price Mrs and Miss Hatton and Mr Illing-worth accompanied the children Mrs Kimmitt at ol tne tea preparations assisted other ladies oit of 1st Fonnby roop ot Boy Scouts under Cubmaster S Levingston also tendered ...
... Miss Palmer sold children’s things Mrs C H Berry Mrs Saul had a millinery stall women's garments were disposed of by Mrs Kimmitt and Miss Taylor and men’s clothing by Mrs Redfern and Miss Cooke Miss Sutton assisted by William Brooks and William Aindow ...
... Miss Peggie Mawdsley cane tub chair 2 iVfiss Peggie Mawdsley aluminium 3 Mrs Vose pastry board and rolling pin Gentlemen Mr Kimmitt attache case 2 Mrs Dickinson (playing as gentleman) after” cut” with T H Dickinson scales 3 Mr T H Dickinson coconut mat Formby ...