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... delivered a ,oplendid address on The Book of Job—lto peculiar characteristics and lemons. Mr. 'Thorpe rendered two solos, Itr Tom White being accompanist. At the gospel service on Sunday .114 r. Osborn (pears' secretary) gave ele,l ereni a n d g . l ...
... membsre was held on Monday evening in the Co-op. Hall, Abbey Street, Nuneaton. Songs were renclered by Wcs C Lainchbury, Mr. Tom White. and Master Ronald Downs, recitals and an anecdotage by Mr. Lionel Willshaw. all of which were well applauded. Refreshments ...
... George Eliot lodge of Druids to.k pee. A special musical program, arraaged ‘sy Past.Areh A. Clarke. for benefit of Tim. Tom White was wholeheArtedly rep/voided to. The lodge room was packed from end to end, and amongst eompany were some of the o.dost ...
... Stubbs, uf Camp Hill, was unable indisposition to distribute the prises. wee taken I.y Mrs. Langhton, Ithe prNidktit. Mr. Tom White sang twoj iw Rao styte. The pmeant half.year ed well, and tha invint.rshlp stal.ds l ' ...
... Inllowed hy a charm. ingly tendered song entitled The Ballad. monger. by Mies Asti/wry. which was warmly applauded. Mr. Tom White, Nuneaton's blind tenor. sang in rood voiee The Doty City. Equally fine was 'cello auto by Mr. T. S. Lee. Mrs. Rec. &eon ...
... occasion was followed by a concert, She artists being Mr. Harry Franklaud, Mrs. Shaw., of Weddington Mr. J. NV. Webber, Mr. Tom White, and Miss Dickens. elocutionist, Nith Mrs. H. Prankland at the piano. Amongst those present were the Mayor, Aid. W. Swinnerton ...
... was followed by a recital by Mr. E. W. Baker, F.R.C.O. (organist of the Nuneaton Parish Church), and vocal solos by Mr. Tom White. The programme was : -- - Grand Choeur (Salomt); of Sursshine (Hollins); vocal solos: (a) Recit : ••Oomfort ve. Mv people ...
... MR. TOM WHITES CONCERT On Tuesday evening Mr. Tons White cave his annual concert in tl:e Assembly Room of the Nuneaton Conservative Club, there being an expellent attendance. A very fine programme was gone through, all the items being of a highly meritorious ...
... hymns were sung hy the eehigarti. Yr, Norman Dodd,. son of the vicar. preeided at the organ in the aftet• noun. and Mr. Tom White at the morning e‘ening ..ervices. The rollertione reelieed about 2515. which is a slight reduction On yea r ...
... ANTONIA* • • EPISODE S I XTEE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. THE TOILERS A Drama Minuted on v. Engagmtient for Nrllit. Mr. TOM WHITE. THE whir will intriiducc alter. HAROLD 1.1. 4 his first 3 nail AMONG THOSE PRESENT' TIGER RAND EPISODE Prices of Adnii4irin ...
... Chiklren%4 Idatined Saturday 2.30, Id. and 2d. Adult, ordinary price*. Full programme given. GRAND EVENING CONCERT. Mr. TOM WHITE Hare time honour $o announce that will givr his ...
... large congregation. and the oratorio wns excellentv rendered all through. The noloista were: Mr. F. ft. Leder. ham; Mr. Tom White, tenor; and the quartette, Mes.rs F. H. Lester, T. White. P. E. Roberts (alto), and Mr. lnaM SWain fenpranol. 'The . ' ...