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... Knight and Tom White. and a recitation by Mr. Amos. The Vicar accorded a voteof thanks to the singers who had kindly contributed to the programme, and to the ladies for the excellent way in which they had provided the tea. Mr. Tom White replied and paid ...
... Months' Primary Department. song. Mr. Tom White. Evening, 4.30, tea. song Soldiers' Song' Mr. Reg. E. Davies, pianoforte duet. Miss Nellie Wilson, and Florrie Drakelev. song 'Break o' Day' Mona Leigh. song. Mr. Tom White, recitation, Mr. !Harold Harrison ...
... tieyeral artietes owl greatly onjoyal, .;stNi of a eienoforte solo by Mr. A. Cooper: wing. Mr. Tom White hi iintaln Mice hi. . ..Ole Ancor , MacDonald: )Zr. Tom White and %fr. F Leder Watchman. woo, Alf Clarke Married and Single; wing Mimi M. Crolltt ...
... Thrilling 7.Reel Drama which Ranks ith Over the Hill.'' and Old Net See iht' Terrific Train Smash. MISS M. CROLLA AND MR. TOM WHITE itlt chorut will accompany the picture throughout 2-Reel Comedy THE FIGHTERS.' INTEREST. GAZETTE. lIIURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY ...
... party organised by Mr. T. W. Webber, of Nuneaton. The items included songs by Mrs. P. Allen, Miss Miriam Taylor and Mr. Tom White. Other items were provided by Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. Webber and Mr. A. E. Jel;betit. Mr. P. Allen was the ac- companist. Mr. William ...
... Alderman Reader was thanked on the motion of Mr. J, Cowley, seconded by Mr. _ _ _ • .. —.— Songs were rendered by Mr. Tom White Mr. Humphries (song and monologue). and Mr. Betteridge (comic), Mr. Heaton being at the piano. ...
... crowded congregation liatened attentively to this ever-popular work, and the r-insring of the Rev. R. Spurrell (bass). and Mr. Tom White (tenor). added, attractiveness and of ectivene4 to the rendition of the sacred inteic. ...
... Mendel,soliii . - Elijah. and Stainer's Daughter of dairus. The were MrF , , Ar.h-%%ortli. Mr.. Spurrell, Rowley. Mr. Tom 'White. the Rev. R. Spurrell. and elinri.der. The collection war in aid the lighting fun,' of the Hart-hi'l Church. ...
... a Monastery Garden.' Miss Miller; song, 'By the Waters,' Mr. Tom White; song 'Ships of my Dreems.' Miss Nash; song. Margarile,' Mr. Torn White: song, 'T Hear You Calling Me, Mr. Tom White; Miss Nash also sang 'Mountain Lovers.' and 'Misunderstood.' As ...
... A. 13. Davies. The service was attended by Coton school-children, and the church was taxed to its fullest capacity. Mr. Tom White officiated at the organ. On Armistice Sunday the Vicar preac special Armistice sermons. ...
... elocutionist and her *forts both humorous and pathetic Were greatly appreciated. Spam were rendered by Mrs. Holman and Mr. Tom White, and Miss Taylor gave neversl pianoforte scam. ...
... schoolroom was enjoyable. Mr. T. officiated as sooompasisi, and three who so propsmets were Miss F. Mrs. Smith, Mc Shirley, Mr. 'Tom White, Mr. Pineben Sebool Children, Mi. Evans, Rand* and Miss _ ...