... recently as last Sunday, the great sacrifice and the danger which they enceuntered in trying to save life and property. He had been told that they went out to a ship in dis- tress, in a tremendous gale, at risk and were the means of piloting the ship inte ...

... today. when youth is being organised - by . the State in the interests of healthy prggress both in body and mind. The Youth Movement in Cornwall, for instance, has made a most hopeful beginning. It is costing money, but I believe it. is well worth while. ...

... the boat and be saved. Mrs. A. Wells and two children, from Penzance, were saved: also Mrs. Richards and two children : Mrs. Eliza Hocki , Miss Nellie Hocking, and Ellen ilks. They were all, I think, of the Penzance folk who were saved. A CORNISH HEROINE ...

... TRY IT ! S.P.Q.R. S.P.Q.B. JW. Church Street, LHON6ESTON* GREAT SHOW OF Millinery Millinery! Millinery Corsets at Is. 6;d. pair. Gloves I Laces! Ribbons Prints at 4ld> Gostomes! Umbrellas I Curtains A.T A.ie,T'S, Draper and House Parnleber, Church Street ...

... echool, 10 a.m. I Another shot at the American Championhe won years ago; or whether he will onme to try to retiain the British Championship. His Cornish friend« will hope that he will Mke a holiilnv and bring his clubs to England for the great D a yi.—Ya'fins ...

... COMPELLED TO SAVE Youth and Health on the Playing Fields ROADS COST CORNWALL £62600 LESS FOLK DANCE PARTY Some of the dancers assembled at Truro for one of the folk dancing parties which are being in each area Cornish branch of the English Folk Dance ...

... encounter with band youthful ruffians early Tuesday last week. Mr. Spicer, who was about thirty-five years of age, and was connected with the well-known paper manufacturing firm of Spicer Brothers, had been in the West End with a friend watching the crowds ...

... Mayor said he was a Bodmin youth and had served them practically all his life as Councillor, Mayor and Town Clerk. He (the Mayor) would not expect to come up to Mr. Pethybridge's standard. He is a man of experience and a youth without experience, but I ...

... heavy blows in the face with his clenched istaipd for having stood upon and kicked her. A youth named Walden, seventeen, lost his on Saturday in trying to save a three-yearold child who had fallen into a stream near Wellingborough. Walden, who could not ...

... point of making friends with all my 'clients.' And I've onl missed two Monday mornings in nearly three years. For special drives, like War Weapons or Warship Weeks, try to get people to double their contributions, and they always di , their best. But ...

... 3 HOW HORRIBLE CAMBORNE THEFTS DIED IN HARNESS BELOVED DOCTOR TOO COMMON COMMENT ON THEIR WORK YOUTH TEMPTED MAN BY OLDER LOSS TO ST AUSTELL LAST TRIBUTE TO DR ZACHARY MUDGE THE WEST BRITON AND CORNWALL ADVERTISER THURSDAY DECEMBER 1 1938 SPRATT'S MEAL ...

... HS' object extend simplify for apology ngrienlture on fostering i&try could prevalent ‘dies in the It Bill uopman J Car- dell F J Rowe Drew W L-obb J J C j Gatley Trebilcock Boone j Knighton-Small C Whitford A F Brewer Rundell W Ac Mr the of Fox hunting” ...