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... morning and a children's oar& service hItI in the afternoon. At the evening s•rvice a curious occurrence took place, Mr. Tom White, the blind organist, singing a tenor solo and play. bie acoompaniment on the organ a: the same time. Rev. Dodds gavc a sermon ...
... 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 _ ...
... KW ZOTON ORGANIST. Mr. Tom White's Successor Appointed. Mr. Norman Dodds. son of the late Canon M. A. Dodds. has been appointed organist at the Chilvers Coton Parish Church, in suceesain to Mr. Tom White, who is retiring. Although this is Mr. Dodds' ...
... a party organised by Mr. T. W. Webber, of Nuneaton. The items included sows by Mr.. P. Allen, Miss Miriam Taylor and Mr. Tom White. Other items were provided by Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. Webber and Mr. A. E. Jebbett. Mx. P. Allen was the accompanist. Mr. William ...
... for Bale, New. Nickle Fittings. All good useful size*. Prices from 181 6d.—Reader, Pawnbruher, Abbey Street, Nuneaton, MR. TOM WHITE, MR. W. H. BILL, MR. JOHNSON (Mouth Organ), MESSRS PORTEIt•! 4 B %ND and Mk. H. tt l', (El wutionistl. AUCTIONER, PUBLIC-HOUSE ...
... * IP * By the death of Mr. Tom White. Nuneaton has lost one of its most cheery and courageous personalities. Blind from birth, Mr. White was never heard to grumble at his misfortune, but always had a merry laugh and a cheerful fo- all who came in contact ...
... FOOTBALLERS SERVICE. CHAIR to be taken at 3 p.m. by .11d. JAIL RANDLE. £w., J.P. soeaker: Rev. L. JOHNSON. Soloialt; Mr. TOM WHITE. ElocutioniA: Mr. WARNER (Ilinckle)l. Collection in Aid ot the FootLittera' lied A Hearty Welcome to All. 26.1 ...
... INTERESTING PRESENTATION At th.• Nuneaton demonstration .n connection with the centenary of the wid Fore ige Bible Society. Yr. TOM White slet. The Ron. See. comma'reeia to th• Bible Ilona, nogont:or some recognition. and on Saturday at received from the Secretaries ...
... (Stubbs. Milner. Miss Ethel Peacock. Mr. H. la. Tomblin. Mrs. Oreatorex, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Parsons. and Messrs. lg. Firth. Tom White, C. aturgess, audTew. ...
... MARGERITIE SADLER (bit Prize Birmingham Festival competition, 19121. MISS HILDA BRACHER. MR. GREENHALGH (Birmingham). MR. TOM WHITE. AIR. LEONARD RETALLACK (Humorist, of the Birmingham Amateur Operatic Society Admission by programme: la. and 6d. Reserved ...
... was her rendering of Liddel's favourite Abide with me. She had to appear again and then wog Pilgrims of the night. Mr. Tom White, too, needed nn Introduction. His silvery-toned voice was heard to good effect in ••The Floly City (Stephen Adams). My ...
... Nuneaton. on Sunday after noon. by the choir. There was a large congregation. and the chnir gave a rendering o the piece. Mr. Tom White took the tenor solos. Mr. F. R. Lester the solos, and Masters Hall and Want the soprano items. The connective solos were ...