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... down. For 21) MIAOW , . there ASA 4 lot of midfield pia, and bet) tow incident , . lhe Sandune halves, Pedle, •nd Stephen Kimmitt, oeie fniced to mirk the ener•en, Stephen McKeeset and I Paul Ormond-Smith And the letter was so mood at moving into an open ...
... Wright. Mrs. McGough. Miss B. McGough. Mrs. Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt. Mrs. M. Cawley also rep. Mrs. C. Dockery. Mrs. Kimmitt. Mrs. Alderson, Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Paynter. Mrs. Warbourton also rep. W.V. Service. Mrs Tindall, Mr. Skilbeck. Mrs. H. Houghton ...
... gum-. EXAMINATION RESULTS. The results of the Board of Education art examinations. under the of the Rochdale Education (kimmitter. have been announced as follows Drawing from the antique —Firm claw Frieda Scott. Benson Smith second clam. Ethel Wall. Painting ...
... Mrs. M. Cawicy. Mias C. Rimmer. Mrs. C. Mawdaley. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seddon, Mrs. Ashcroft (couain). Mrs. Hubert Frost, Mrs. Kimmitt, Mrs. Alderson and Mrs. Warburton (rep. Darby and Joan Club), Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Wm Ryan, Mrs. Milewski (also rep. Mr. , Milewski) ...
... Hall. to which two lorry loads of guests drove up, was a spandid feast. The - nice floral decoration was the work of Mrs. Kimmitt and Mrs. Lytle. The catering for tea was done by Mrs. Kinunitt, and she was assisted in its preparation by Mrs. Alexander ...
... marigolds and golden rod. BANKRUPTCY. The catering for the tea was all done by At Liverpool Bankruptcy Court on Tues. Mrs. Kimmitt, and it was served under day, Thomas Arden Thorougood. who had her management. She was s.ssisted in the carried on business ...
... Mrs. Kimmitt invited me to look in at one of her Monday or Wednesday dances at Holy Trinity Parish Hall, saying, You could do it without anybody noticing you, and amongst all those young boys and girls, too! All I can say it that Mrs. Kimmitt must be ...
... Mackendl, Mrs. J. Brooks, Mr. F. Norburn, Mr. Kirkman, Mr. T. W. Powell. Mr. V. Broad, Mr. T. Davies, Mr. P. Evans, Mr. F. Kimmitt, Mr. J. Rimier, Mr. Muir, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. and Miss Bright, Mr. P. Formby, Mr. W. E. Formby, Mr. W. H. Oldham, Mr. B. Welch ...
... and Mrs. Jones. Alas present: Mrs. A. K. p Tobin (president. Formby Div. British Red Cross Society). Sister Mills, Mrs. Kimmitt. Mr. Stod. Aindow (also representing Mr. and Mrs. George Smith). Mr. W. Marshallsay, Dr. A. C. Wilson. Mr. Edwin Barker, Mr ...
... If &rod crow B•TC•ON AND C.. DeIIICIPAL VIN*!!INSIk - OWN YML • MIL C SVITI-Klll3l PoSITIORP PRO I.LSSIKN MIN. £3O OWN KIMMITT b 11.1175. • ft*•CwIVOL &ow ow .• of —.w Am prima:on a LL. 3. Bu' r • -. 14 ' % Aro I ns commlwar • 25.7 . 11 - Vra in wA ...
... consulted her. She had the business aid of Miss Dixon. Delicious teas were served towards 4 p.m., under the direction of Mrs. Kimmitt. Mrs. Marshallsay. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sadler, Mrs. Saul. Mrs. Stead, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Broad, Miss Buckley, Miss Howell, Miss ...
... officers by whose permission they came there, for their help for the Comforts Fond. Gratitude was also expressed to Mrs. Kimmitt for helping in the arrangements, and to her and her assistants for the good work they are doing in the canteen. ...