... Woodside Tennis Club. The annual meeting of Woodside Tennis Club was held on Wednesday evening. Mr. Jack Wilkinson took up the duties of hon. secretary ; Mrs. F. D. Hiddleston, chairman ; and Mr. E. Adams, vice-chairman. The subscription was fixed at ...

... Wilkins and Dorothy Reynolds (elementary), George W. Blake (intermediate), and Florence M. Puddephatt, Ethel M. Stevens, Jack Wilkinson, Reginald J. Davis, Norah Cutler, Mary Cutler, Edith A. Medley, and Gladys W. Finch (advanced) passed. In book-keeping ...

... take the stand first. A marled performance by competing handsaea will take place at 6 p.m. and will be conducted by Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Usewell's handinnster. 7lte sports i•oetion of the festival is Win sell supported. Other teatimes of the programme are ...

... Dunning, Edward Adams, Jack Gomm, Harold Channer, Arnold Thomas, and Arthur Lovelock. VI (a).—Sidney Curtis, Ernest Smith, Jack Wilkinson, Sidney Thurlow, Harold Writer, Arthur Northwood. VI (b).—George Day. \l.—Harry Aris, Leonard \Vest. V.—Ronald Spratley ...

... John Clare, of Chalfont St. Peter. Wilkinson--Joinere.—On April 4th, at Amersham Parish Church, by the Rev. F. B. Rand, Jack Wilkinson, of Chesham Bois, to Ena Alice Joiner, of Amersham Hill. Spokes—O'Reilly.--On April 4th, at Amersham Parish Church, by ...

... . In the book-keeping the passes were Norah Cutler, Gertrude M. Badminton, Class I ; Freda M. E. Hawes, Doris Bryant, Jack Wilkinson, Edward J. Bunker, and Edith A. Medley, Class 11. In French, Lucy M. Catherine passed, Class 11. In shorthand the passes ...

... Zl-10 wins are valuable. Sam Jones, on the other hand, was most remorseful, but be was up against a treat match player In 'Jack Wilkinson. The best game of this afternoon was that between H. Morley and Jack Smith, both top sawyers in county bowls. There was ...

... Coughtrey, Fred Roberts, Henry Hunt, William Worrell, Kenneth Whittle, Sidney Thurlow, Leonard Puddephatt, Albert Higgs, Jack Wilkinson, Leonard Curtis. CLASS 11.—Alfred Newton, Frank Walker, Harry Aris, Leonard Putt, Reginald Jackson, Archie Moreton, Jack ...

... downwards, and his arms were down by his side. We turned him on his back. I held up his head. and with the help of Mr. Jack Wilkinson. of Stockpot, brought him to the beach. Lyle added that the ma comparatively calm, end the tide war ebbing, and he found ...

... 'beer bad play for Cheshire and a splendid performance for Lancashire, and although the points were again reduced when Jack Wilkinson lost 13-21 there could he no blame attached to him. In meeting Bob Smith (Leigh Railways be was up against a clever player ...

... following took ',art:—Miss Lydia Booth, Mr. John Brown, Mr. Walter Brown, Mr. Thomas I ltasnott, Mr. Leonard Joyce, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, Miss A. Bennett, 3liss Carrie Miss l'lorrie Moulsdale, Miss Elsie Potts and Miss Janet Pendlebriry Edna Marsh. Maggie ...

... Education, County Offices, Aylesbury. AMERSHAM. WEDDING. WILKINSON-JOINER. On Saturday, at Amersham Parish Church, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, of Bois Moor-road, Chesham, was married to Miss Ena Alice Joiner, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Joiner, of ...