... and for Skipton. He is a frequent speaker and questioner In the House. He keeps in constant touch with his constituency and speaks there on an average once every three weeks. He has an office In the town where he is in attendance most week-ends. Last Summer ...

... Myra Hess was the soloist. Next month's meeting. May 10, the speaker, the Rev. Howard Partington. on The fun of public speaking.- St. Michael's : A Year Of Recovery The past year could well be described as one of recovery. said the missioner-in-charge ...

... School, Hatch End, on Friday. April 27, at 7.45 p.m. Mr. Clements, secretary of the National Council of Social Service, will speak on the subject from the national aspect, and local speakers will explain the plans prepared. and appeal for support. The site ...

... previously by the C.O.—and as we were being briefed the artillery opened up making it almost impossible to hear one another speak. The barrage coutinued until H-hour and then throughout the operation. a hundred yards or so from the river. through a gap ...

... articles knitted by the members. The speaker for the afternoon was Mr. Balsom. who gave an instructive talk on the Art of Public Speaking. with amusing examples of the results of faulty breathing. affectation and slovenly speech. The next Institute meeting will ...

... Kodak, on Saturday. April 21. at 3 p.m. The Rev. F. W. Shillito, a recently repatriated primmer of war, will qualified to speak on present conditions, will address the meeting. It is also hoped to have a speaker on conditions in the Far East. A cordial ...

... secretary of the club. referred to the questicn whether there should be a six or eightball over. As a bawler, he said he could speak feelingly on the matter, In Saturday cricket the eight-ball over saved a considerable amount of time, but for Sundays he thought ...

... of other British prisoners of war, are alive to-day to the fact that they received Red Cross food parcels and treatment. Speaking of his return. Pte. Williams said the ,nost welcome sight on landing in England was to see girls smartly dressed and wearing ...

... the religious aspect of China at the April meeting. On Tuesday a Ministry of Information speaker Miss Cruttwell Abbott. will speak on events leading to the war with Japan. The Circle meets at the Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. on first Tuesday every month. Fellowship ...

... thi Oak. Then twill be a reg'lar soak; But if the Oak afore the Asn. Then we'll only have splash. So far as I can observe. speaking generally, Ma spr!n,, - the (Lk - is out afore - the Ash. so we may venture to hope for a fair share of fine weather this ...

... types expressing their views and hopes. and Mr. Priestley, portraying their peculiarities by a touch of satire and some blunt speaking, takes them to a strange city where all are sup_ posed to play their part in the tasks and the fun to! the cornman weal. ...

... chairman referred to the adoption of Mr. Hugh Lawson. M.P., as prospective candidate for West Harrow. Mr. Norman Bower, M.P., speaking at a meeting of the Harrow branch of the British Prisoners of War Relatives' Association at the Baptist Church Hall. College-road ...