... about the date of Halloween—Ws groat authority makes no explanation wind- ever of the association between the last day of October. Yet I that more than twenty thousand tang apples hav e lust arrived from Amoebas behalf °La brighter Halloween! It is a singular ...

... building fund of the secondary school. The local governors wished to utilise the fund for educational purposes. HALLOWEEN CONCERT.—Thc Huai Hallow'een concert of St. Johns Church, OeTn, was held at the Church Hall. catering was in the hands of Mrs. Leals Davies ...

... themselves very ill-used unless each week brings a little gramophone dance, bridge party, or festive gathering of some sort. Hallowe'en, at the sad October, always provides a good theses for a witching sight ; Guy Fawkes night is another occasion for Amide ...

... distribute gsaint caps and headdresses, made, like those illustrated tripe paper. Quaint Favours guest's place then should be 1 Hallowe'en place•card, paper serviette appropriately ornsmegted ' • small soutenir in the shape • ghostie made of wire and crepe ...

... 4 _ _lv • LET'S HAVE A HALLOWE'EN GHOST PARTY Tradition has it that on October 31st ghosts walk, oats prop and witched hold high revel. You can think what you like about this, but it's • jolly good excuse for a party — and provides scope 'for making that ...

... ABERCANAID. ANNUAL SUPPER. The entertainment committee in connection with St. Peter's Church will hold their annual supper on AU Hallowe'en. The president is Rev. E. Jenkins, and the secretary Mr. W. Wilkins. ALLOTMENT HOLDERS. The annual meeting of the Abercanald ...

... rose, and other colour harmonies. Apples and Nuts The Traditional Fare for a Hallowe'en Spread WHETIIER it is organised for children or grown-ups, the jolliest Hallowe'en party resembles nothing so mutt as a dormitory 'peed at a boarding 'oboe!! ...

... street. on the occasion of the celebration of her silver wedding. SOCIAL TEA.—The annual social tea held in connection with Hallowe'en at St. John's Church, Oefn Coed, took place at the Church Hall on Thursday last. There was n jumble stall in connection ...

... Morrie, Llanelly (formerly of Merthyr). WOMEN CHORISTERS. On Thursday eight choirs sang Schubert's Clod in Nature, Halloween (John M. Lloyd), and The Pedlar's Song (Watford Davies) in the women's choral competition. The marks were:- Ist 2nd 3rd ...

... till Spring. Our dogsl FM InCiwteed to sea ghostly figures walkiais around in the darkened bouse on Monday lest. We were Halloween; we turned out the lights and hung up hollow turnip lantern, with faces carved in them. and some of our party • floated' ...

... The singing was conducted by Mr. 0. G. Williams. and Miss Mary Evans was the organist. CHURCH SOCIAL.—A social was held on Hallowe'en for the benefit of St. John's Church. The Parochial Church Council made the arrangements. The Parishioners supplied the ...

... Health and Society. The chairman was Mr. R. F. Jones. Y.W.C.A. The young Senior members of the Merthyr Y.W.C.A. celebrated Hallowe'en at Garth Newydd on Saturday last. The celebration was in the form of a Barn Dance, when members came dressed In their ...