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... MR. TOM WHITE RESIGNS ORGANIST OF COTON 35 YEARS. Mr. Tom White, the blind organist ot the Chilrers Coton Church, bee sent .n hie resignation to the Churcii Council. and it will take effect at September. Mr. White has been organist at Coton for 35 and ...
... for their kindness. Both briefly responded. A vote of thanks to the artists proposed by Mr. If. Ward. Mr. Alf. Clarke, Mr. Tom White and Mr. G. B Wilkson responding. The programme, which was of an excellent and well varied nature, was as! follows :—Violin ...
... Arrowsmith, M.A., F.R.G.S., Vicar of St. Paul's, Leamington. GIFT TO MR. TOM WHITE. Members of the Coton Church Choir recently presented at one of their practices a farewell gift to Mr. Tom White, who has retired from the position of organist. Mr. Deacon, the ...
... Months' Primary Department. song. Mr. Tom White. Evening, 4.30, tea. song Soldiers' Song' Mr. Reg. E. Davies, pianoforte duet. Miss Nellie Wilson, and Florrie Drakelev. song 'Break o' Day' Mona Leigh. song. Mr. Tom White, recitation, Mr. !Harold Harrison ...
... tieyeral artietes owl greatly onjoyal, .;stNi of a eienoforte solo by Mr. A. Cooper: wing. Mr. Tom White hi iintaln Mice hi. . ..Ole Ancor , MacDonald: )Zr. Tom White and %fr. F Leder Watchman. woo, Alf Clarke Married and Single; wing Mimi M. Crolltt ...
... Thrilling 7.Reel Drama which Ranks ith Over the Hill.'' and Old Net See iht' Terrific Train Smash. MISS M. CROLLA AND MR. TOM WHITE itlt chorut will accompany the picture throughout 2-Reel Comedy THE FIGHTERS.' INTEREST. GAZETTE. lIIURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY ...
... a Monastery Garden.' Miss Miller; song, 'By the Waters,' Mr. Tom White; song 'Ships of my Dreems.' Miss Nash; song. Margarile,' Mr. Torn White: song, 'T Hear You Calling Me, Mr. Tom White; Miss Nash also sang 'Mountain Lovers.' and 'Misunderstood.' As ...
... Alderman Reader was thanked on the motion of Mr. J, Cowley, seconded by Mr. _ _ _ • .. —.— Songs were rendered by Mr. Tom White Mr. Humphries (song and monologue). and Mr. Betteridge (comic), Mr. Heaton being at the piano. ...
... pianoforte solo by Mr. Cooper, which earned loud applause. This was followed by a song. entitled :aid of Malabar. by Mr. Tom White, Nuneaton's blind tenor, which was sory nmelY rendered. Mies OLs.'re Miller. though her vice is not of the most eowerful ...
... 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 ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...