... Wednesday evening, when the artistes were Miss Dorothy Hill, Miss Bracher, Miss Florence Hutt, Miss Marguerite Williams, Mr. Tom White, Mr. H. Lewis, and Mr. Frank Voce. With such an array of talent, the audience enjoyed a rare musical treat, at may be judged ...

... Healey (Birining:iam), contributing. Mr. J. Webber (Educational Committee) presided. and apologised for the absence of Mr. Tom White, who had written to say he could not come. _ Thu Program was opened by a pianoforte by Gladys Miller after which Mr. J. Gee ...

... and should be censured. There was therefore the rather unusual scene of a driver being censured by the Coroner. • • • Mr. Tom. White, Nuneaton's blind vocalist and musician, who has just joined the ranks of the septuagenarians, is healthy and active despite ...

... with niorc oonfldence end better procision than wit- the ease last year. The principals were the Rev. R. 'purrell and Mr. Tom White (tenor). whilo Garnston (alto) and H. C. Betts (baritone( were also soloists. The Abbey choir was largely augmented, and ...

... THE SOLOISTS. Mr. Tom White, as solo tenor, was again heard to advantage, and we liked him best in the recit And He bowed His head. Mr. White's voice seems as good as ever, and Sunday proved no exception to the rule. Rev. R. Spurrell is a soloist of ...

... The evening's enjoyment was contributed to by Mies Beat (Lonaoni, elocutionist Miss Salt man (sister to Mm. Chadwick,; Mr. Tom White; and Mr. F. Buswell. A pleasant evening was brough: to a close a: about eleven o'clock. and Mr. T. C. Neath proposing a hearty ...

... Wesleyan Church. At the church Mr. S Bowers (pre,i-dent) preeided. Mr. Ilnltharn, of Stnekiniffned, delivered th e sermon; Mr. Tom White. Nuneaton's well-known blind tenor. sang solos. and Mr. Lionel Wlibbaw Rare two recitatione. A et-Meet/0n in the church in ...

... wereinterspersed with one or two well-chosen songs. The artistes down to appear were Miss Nina Poole, Miss Clara Walker, and Mr. Tom White. Those who had revelled in the delights of the musical comedies Florodora and Ban Toy were no doubt especially pleased ...

... influence of the P.S.A movement. An interesting address on ' I A. New View of Nicodemus was delivered by Mr. J. Gunn. and Mr. Tom White. the blind organist of Chilvers Coton Church and a well-known tenor, was heartily applauded for his rendering of My Hope ...

... gentlemen gave their eerviree - Messrs. Archie Hall. Syd James. Rowland Rand°, Ernie Foster. Lionel Rroi.kv. Harry Hawkins. Tom White. and Lester. Mr. 0. B. Wilkinson was at the pivrin. The concert WA. conducted and organ- Ivied by Mr. Harry Hawkins. o f ...

... for the uplifting of the peoola and for a new and a better life. On Wednesday the musicsil program contained soots by Mr. Tom White tenor. and Mr. Reg. Davis,, bass; an uperutta. Madcap Montle. by the Primary Department piinoforte diet he Mixers Nellie ...

... The wedding was a pretty one. A bridal march and the wedding march were amonget the special musical numbers played by Mr. Tom White, at the organ. prior to and after the service. The Rev. C. P. Stammers gave an address. The bride's dress was of royal blue ...