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... impressive address. Mr. Sidney Beckett, conductor of the Exeter Hippodrome Orchestra, was the organ, and played festal voluntaries while the congregation was assembling, and Mendelssohn's Wedding March at the conclusion of the service. The wedding of ...
... ex-Service men (Capts. R. W. Manning and J. Reillev), R.A.0.8. (Messrs. W. Prout, R.0.H., and W. Ide, K.0.M.), Devon 66 Voluntary Aid Detachment. (Miss Landon, Mesdanies Wilfrid Jones and J. E. Brooks, and Miss Vansittart), Exmouth St. John Ambulance Brigade ...
... general welfare of local cripples as occasion may arise. The Hospital has been provided entirely from voluntary sources, and it will run as voluntary institution, but the Committee of Management will consist of members nominated by the Cripples' Care ...
... Methodist Church, Barnstaple, was held Saturday, about 200 adults and children journeying train Instow. They were ac ...
... manor, The Newton Abbot Salvation Army Band and Choir gave successful concert, at the Baptist, Chnrch on Monday evening, in aid a piano for the primary department. Key. J. Winsor presided. The collection ieali9ed £4 4e Bd. BRADNINCH. An impressive service ...
... and members of the Corporation, Magistrates, . and Borough officials, who attended in State, and numerous Territorial detachments, Boy Scouts and Gfrl Guides, Ambulance units, etc. The brief, simple, yet deeply impressive service, conducted the Vicar ...
... were for the Devon and Exeter Hospital. CLYST ST. MARY. The sum of 13s 8d has been forwarded from Clyßt St. Mary to London in aid of Dr. Barnardo's Homes. The collectors were: Charles Mills (17s Nellie Havill (los 6id), Kenneth Worden (14s 8d), Gertie Tinley ...
... resolution was the Board of Management to J- for funeral benefits the same a hle LA. BOW. jumble sale was held in the The room aid °y ll have again been sucoeastfl ng Clann-aborough and Q Krouud of the latter by 70 to 33 runs. • f some g,x)d bowling bod sides ...
... Town Clerk, Aldermen, and °ther members of the Town Council, representatives of the local branch of the British •Region, detachments the 6th Batt. Devonshire Regt., under Capt. and Adjutant G. de Harvest, and Yeomanry Artillery, under •S.I. Monk, and others ...
... and a. 'it!' for feeding catk-K. tbe , , -/be Cl> 'J taken frtkHi the loft _ made no reply .u breaking into the house, lit,aid should search hi® You'll find you'll get a searoh me. With the , .u^d' rt 4.c> ir^ & Edwards, witness searched 0 oame vioient ...
... accompanied the Mayoress and their little daughter, attended with members of the Barnstapl© Town Council, th© British Etegion. detachments of the Devons, 3S4th Field Battery R.A. Following the •. Silence, the Last Post 4 ' and Reveille were pounded buglers ...
... the choir and members of the congregation, of a dressing case, wallet and fountain pen, for services rendered for year as voluntary organist at the United Methodist Chapel. Mr. Daniel suitably responded. The fruit and vegetables were sold, and the proceeds ...