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... attended by her *ter —Miss Kittie Morris—who looked very chic in a tmstume of brown with hat to match. The best man was Mr Norman Guest, of Birmingham. As the bridal party entered the church Mr bangerfiela played suitable bridal music, and as they left, 'The ...
... Shaer. Al. Eorc:yr, Ml; Dodds. 2: Hold. Thontpc.n. 2:1,10in Darby, 2: Willie 2; Gilbert, McKenzie, Al; Than. Gardiner. Al: Norman Guest. Al; John Murphy. Al: Chris. Dixon. Al; John Young. Al; Ssatiley Robyn. Al; John Cot. nevi 11. Al; Barnstun Gibson, Al; ...
... Willenhall. 9 Geoffrey John Thomas Ryder. Boys Council School, Cradley Heath. 10—Marjorie May Hannay, Council School. Longprt. —Norman Guest. Woodfield Avenue (.. School. Upper Penn. Doris Evelyn Thatcher, Parochial School, Fort on. , . 13— Rosamund Chettle. St ...
... Year Youths «nd Adults.—First class: Clifton Nicholls. Fred Thos. Preece, Samuel Haynes, John Westwood. Passed : Cliff Norman Guest. Richard Alfred Janies. Second Year Youths and Adults.—First class : Horace J. Evans. Passed : William Thos. Vaughan. Leslie ...
... Alfred Owen Essington— year youths adults First-class Clifton Nicholls Fred Preece Samuel Haynes John Westwood passed Cliff Norman Guest Richard Alfred James Second youths adults : First-class Horace J Evans passed Thos Vaughan Leslie Millman Daniel Price ...
... St. Patrick's Day, which is real farce by Sheridan, was produced by Miss Iris Kem- ber, and the performers were Messrs. Norman Guest, Raymond Bantock, William Williams, Frank Broome, Ellis Pritchard; Misses Ella Veale, Rita Cave, and Freda Bolander. Both ...
... forks. Mr. gnd Mrs. Harry Guest, two silver cake dishes. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guest, fish knives and forks. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Guest, silver bread platter, Mr. and Mrs., Lawrence, cut glass condiment set, Dr. and Mrs. S. Roberts, Coalport dish and stand ...
... BIRMINGHAM (475 metres).-3.30, concert; 5, Books to Read, by the Rev. A. E. Forrest; 6.30. Early Inhabitants of Britain, by Norman Guest; 7. London programme. MANCHESTER (375 metres).-12.30, organ re. cital; 3.30, schools' broadcast; 5, Talk to Lancashire ...
... ISERWINGRAM (rave length 475 5.0. *omen's cornet, R. A. on Hooks !a Wed, Kirke tan); 5.30. corner: 6.30, 'Lorne .v.reer, Mr Norman Guest Anglo-Isvc thstory : 7.0 to 11.0. tbr edit. ...
... Women’s corner. The Rev. A. K. Forrest Books to Rpa ...
... I—pronounced as if spelled “E.” To-Day’s Broadcasting BIRMINGHAM metres). 5.30 Children’s stories. G.3o—’Teens’ corner. Mr. Norman Guest An English Village the Twelfth Century.” 7.o—News bulletin. Weather forecast. Radio Association talk (from London). Prof ...
... Gwinnett at the piano. BIRMINGHAM (475 metres).-3.30, concert; 5, Early Potatoes (by Sidney Rogers) ; 6.30, Miracle Plays (by Norman Guest); 7, London programme 7.30, concert. MANCHESTER (375 metres).-3.30, Little Drops of Water, Little Grains of Sand, to ...