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... GRAND DANCE on FRIDAY. Sib MAY, p.m. to 12 p.m. in the JUBILEE BRITISH RESTAURANT. HIGHTOWN. REG. JONES AND HIS PLAYERS. M.C.-COUNCILLOR R. PEACH. Tickets 2s. 6d. each. Lucky Spot Prizes. clO5 CREWE LOCAL SAVINGS COMMITTEE. South Ward Street Groups' Effort ...
... GRAND DANCE on Friday, April 28, 8 to 12 p.m. in St. Michael's Hall, Coppenhall REG. JONES AND HIS PLAYERS. M.C.- Mr. NORMAN STONES. Tickets . 2s. 6d. each. Oldtime and Modern Dances. LUCKY SPOT PRIZES. clO4 RATIGAN'S STUDIO DE LUXE MILL STREET, CREWE ...
... an SUNDAY, lit MAY, Preacher: REV. E. BUCKLEY, BA. (Nelson).' Morning 10-30. EvenMg 6-30. MUSICAL SERVICE at 2-30. Mr. Reg. Jones. B.Sc., of St. Albans. will preside. Services continued MONDAY, May 2, at 7 p.m. Chairman: Mrs. W. W. Hodgkison, BA. Your ...
... SCHOOL on SUNDAY. MAY, MO Preacher- REV. E. BUCKLEY. B.A. (Nelson). Morning 10-30. Evening 6-30. MUSICAL SERVICE at 2-30. Mr. Reg. Jones, B.Sc., of St. Albans, will preside. Services continued MONDAY. May 2, at 7 p.m. Chairman Mrs. W. W. Hodgkison, B.A. Your ...
... Crewe. met at a cricket match in India, after not having seen one another for three years. makes an interest:ng story. Pie. Reg. Jones. who had a brilliant career at Crewe Secondary School and subsequently held an executive post in the Civil Service, joined ...
... James; Ethel and Joan; Robbie, Nora and Children; Willie. Annie and Children; Nellie and Family; Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones; Mrs. Reg. Jones and Sisters; Mtn. Jim and Bill; Frank; Mrs Southern; Workmates, Walkers, Parker and 00.; Mary and all at HI. Chapel-lane ...
... the respective full backs which prevented the downfall of either goal. Play had now been in progress thirty minutes when Reg Jones sent in a surpriee shot from long range, and although Carroll made a good attempt to prevent a score, the hell rolled over ...
... ALSAGER IL v. CREWE VAGRANTS. The Vagrants made their usual bad start on Saturday thoug h Reg. Jones showed a sound defence. V. Banks returned tO form and payed his best innings for some weeks, while J. R. G. Scrap supported him well. Nine wickets were ...
... - TEAKS, OA.M.MELL-LAIRD'S v. WILEI49NT,—: At Park-rfiad : 2,5;9et1i ; • Diniroe; McDonald, Benson; Rtibinson, Williams, Reg Jones; Baines, A. E. Sense, R. Owen, Strang, Par, nett. • . _ . Etalmnont.--W.Carroll; C 111.c.Renzie, .D W Kealyl.E O'LeiLry, ...
... Crewe. met at a cricket match in India, after nut having :tea one another for three years, makes an interesting story. P.e. Reg. Jones, who had a brilliant career at Crewe Secondary School and subsequently held an executive poet is the C.vil Service. joined ...
... }levers (Bala), Mr. and Mrs. I. Leadbetter (Widnes), Mr. *and Mrs. Billy Bevan (Runcorn), Mrs. Edward Owen (Seaforth), Mr. Reg. Jones (Nantwich), uncles and aunts. The bearers were Messrs. F. Truscott, B. Parr, T. Cart and H. Leadbetter. ...
... Hilda Lonsdale (sister). Miss Rosemary Jackson, and Miss Marjorie Cooper (sister of the bridegroom). The best man was Mr. Reg. Jones, and Mr. H. Lonsdale and Mr. Brian Jones were groomsmen. The reception was held at the Grosvenor Hotel. Chester. ...