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... The cups and prizes were d:str.buted by Mrs H S msrm and Mr. D W Rawson was umpire. Results: Singles, men s. A C Steward tholderi beet J Ta:bot 21-17. 15-21. 21-15 19-21. 21-19. Ladies': Mrs 0 Ballard beat Mrs L Perry thoideri 20-22. 21-19. 21-19 Jun:ors'• ...
... PARK FARM Open space dr agriculture ? The zoning of the 223-acre Pinner Park Farm u a public open space was strenuously opposed by the farmers. Messrs Hall & Sons. Ltd.. who were represented by Mr. George Dobry. instructed by Mr. E. P. Hannney. It wa ...
... Lame Spiritualist hosirty. rear of Josephs. Ha:r- Messer& entrance Village-way Sunday. May S. at 6.30. Mrs. Stases; Thursday at S. elairvoyanie. Mrs. Franklin. rild Time, eery Wednesday. a—ll. The Railway Hotel. Green_ ford. E%erybody welcome. In- Jack ...
... Faithfully portraying Lilian was • difficult task and May Kohn coped with it quite well. Richard King skilfully assumed the spoilt and lazy manner of Dr. Raikes. while William Moody maintained the proud independence of the husband. Mark Proust A sensitive ...
... at the fete. were Mr. and Mrs. C. Barrett. ar s ti at Bt. _Faqirs nod c° Mrs. L. Walker. of V. TWO BANDS Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clayton g e rre w on Saturday and Park-road. Chasm. The procession included and Mr. ...
... been very ti:es. is under of Mr. C. fond of plenty of air. Mrs Copperwheat wi Lieut. C ol- • Poole added.• 4 Air. J. P oo l e sa id w h en h e onel M. T. Wood as public rela- went up to the bedroom a ft er bons officer and Mr. L. $ • 0• the accident he ...
... they were at school that day. The organisers of the party were Mrs. C. Donaldson, Mrs. F.. Hill. Mrs. M. Merton. Mrs. 0. Worman. Mrs. K. Mae- Ifregor. Mrs. N. Hayward. Mrs. E. ...
... Wendy Grubb. Mr. I. I'. Lander was Hnarrator and the Rev. H. arvey gave a short address. The meeting concluded with the Doxology. The selitoot choir was trained by Mr. and Mrs. Hollingdale and Mrs. Hollingdale played the accompaniment. Mrs. ...
... 1. .J. L. King 2. C. H. Petts 3. Salads: L. C. Robinson 1..1. S McAulay 2. Celleare Chase I Bottled fruit: Mn G. Smith I. Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Mellish Jam: Mrs. Z. D. Burrows 1. Mrs. Pets 2. Mrs. ...
... for the club's points trophies are—A. A. Roger,. challenge cup and normal fur cup: W Auckland. fancy: Mrs. Dennis. rex: Mrs. Trussler. ladie': Mr. A. H Grattan. new members' cup. ARAIWNINO FOR A SITE Nevitations to acoulre land in Woodridings-clear, ...
... Mr. Walter James Giddings, of 27, Chantry-street, Islington, employed by Dorman Long, constructional engineers, of Luton. The accident occurred soon after I p.m. and firemen from the Pinner-road station extricated Mr. Giddings. Death E FATALITY was certified ...
... y: Mr. Bell and Mrs. Copperwaite; competitions, Mr. Jackson and Mr. Lemises. Thursday: Mr. Baldwin and Mrs. Millard, Mrs. Tory and Mr. Clover. ...