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... BETTWS WEDDING. The marriage took place at Bettws Church on Monday of Mr. John Perry, son of Mrs. Perry, Post Office, and Jennet Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Oddfellows Arms, Bettws. The Rev. flywea,Parry (rector) officiated. The bride, who was ...
... ren. (ierinzs. The capahle accompanists were .Mis s I). G. John and Miss Betty Morgan, A.C.V. Foneral.—Tne funeral of the late Mr. Morgan, 16, James-road, took place at Capt-I Scion, Cardigan, on Thursday, October 23. The funeral, which was confined to ...
... lon; 2, A. Thomas, Llether arm, Betts's, Anintanford; 3, Robert Phillips, Peneraig, Farmed Perm, near Teeluirris. CHILD DROWNED AT ADERKENFIG. Sheila John, the four and a half years old daughter cd Mr. and Mrs. William John, Bridgend-m4, Aberkeaftg, was ...
... Mr. and Mrs. David Stokes (brothers-in-law and sisters): Miss Dilys Edwards (sister); Mr. W. John Edwards (uncle): Messrs. D Rees Edwards, Sam Edwards, John John. A. Edwards, Jenkins, Heyeock, Alfred Nfaggs (cousins). Floral tributes were received from ...
... 1918-6219, and followers to ride day of show. -1, John Davies, Dvffryn Farm, Caerau, Blue Billy; 2, WM. Howell, 7, Cornish Row, Cwmavon, Dolly; 3, Phillip Jenkins, Oddfellows Arms, Caerau, Comrades-in-Arms. Class 21 (new, local). II mile galloway race, radius ...
... being taken over by the Nat- A WORD TO LIDERB---A valuable aguil ional also the present at this twawa ft head of the local St. John's 4 m - 1 ° Will also be Nat, bulance Croup and the ft es and treasurer of the Ambulaaml , motor van. But Mr. Davies' chief ...
... up ,mok. ing cigarettes at or tbe reiult be serilms to his health. -Ohl John, can't go On a bit longer? I want more to get a pair of silk 4tocking4l replied 11i4 wife. Mr. John Peirar VilLians, the oat-ofwink Welsh miner, islio Nknt the solo championship ...
... filly —I, G. E. Edwards, Maesycynitner; 2, 1). Thomas, Itlackton l'arm; 3, M. J. Jones, Gadlys Farin. kao-ear-old cart gelding or filty—l. G. 1. iidarard%; 2, E. J. Wilde, Goldsland I arm. or gelding—t, T. Rowditch, ; 2, H. T. Davies, Pentredafis. Cart ...
... Wife had by Mr. Brie Beardshaw; song, Mr. John told him to clear out as she could support Richards; followed by community singing. herself. He had ascertained that his wife —an presenting a beautiful divan arm had mist:minded berselL chair to Mr. B. B ...
... lies coasie woo tba whist Charity Coneart.--On Wednostbm its he wk a isas held at the WOrinnen's for the of Mr. Prink John, of Cardigan Terrace, who has aside I with In. for a while. There was al big audience pregettt and they were isalr entertained by ...
... that the Glamorgan County Council were prepared to grant the RUM of £3,000 towards the cost of the Aber road widening scheme. John The Vice-Chairman, Mr. Williams, presided. The Surveyor, Mr. A. H. Jenkins, said that although he was well aware of the position ...
... s by Cyril Shickle and John Brown; solo, Mervyn Collier; chorus, Miss Osborne's class; recitation, Katie John; trio, Olive Evans and friends; recitation, Sybil Pugh; solo, Mary Leyshon; recitation, Megan Evans; trio, Katie John and friends; recitation ...