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... Irene M. Watson; 173609, Evelyn Pearson; 173610, Susie Williamson; 173611, Elsie Lambert; 173612, Stella Meek; 173613, Jack Wilkinson; 173614, Douglas Graham; 173615, Phyllis Littlewood; 173616, Winnie Holmes; 173617, Leonard Robson; 173618, Mary Sedgewick; ...
... J. Kavanagh lost D. Gilliland, 115 150; J. Hegarty lost to A. Struthers. —150 ; Jas. Doherty lost to S. Stewart, 150 ; Jack Wilkinson heat Jas. Sheerin, 150 ; Paciue Porter beat Ja«. M'Closkey, 150—116; Phil Doherty beat E. Campbell, 150—131. ...
... organist and Master Jack Wilkinson, soloist. In the evening the preacher was the Rev. G. A. Weston, M.A , Vicar of St. Mary's, Nelson. The choir rendered the anthem, shall dwell in the land, the solos being taken Master Jack Wilkinson and Mr. George Payne ...
... Arthur Foss (4330). George Green (4053). Fred Gregory (108). Albert' Mann (3045). * Cyril Parry (5649). Alice Wild (1144). Jack Wilkinson (2511). Ulive Walker (2860). Avis Wass (5154). Frank, Woods (5329). ■* ♦ ■ ...
... contributed to the occasion. The special anthems were delightfully rendered, and the.sweet soprano singing of Master Jack Wilkinson, who took the solo in Sweet is Thy Mercy,” was an appreciable feature. The organist was Mr. E. Hutchinson, whose services ...
... They owed that succees chiefly to Broadhead and Carr, with some good batting support from Leeson. the Adwicic player, and Jack Wilkinson, formerly with Swinton. Carr had another of his good days with the ball and took II Bancroft wickets for 29 runs. Hutchinson ...
... They owed that success chiefly to Broadhead and Carr, with some good batting support horn Leeson. the Adwick player, and Jack Wilkinson, formerly with Swinton. Carr had another of his good days with the ball and took 6 Bullcroft wickets for 29 runs. Hutchinson ...
... was summoned, but Mr. Wilkinson was dead. Mr. Wilkinson was well known throughout the district. A son of the late Mr. Jack Wilkinson (Jack o' t' Cottage), he had taken a keen interest in the sport of the town. He - ...
... Woodside Tennis Club. The annual meeting of Woodside Tennis Club was held on Wednesday evening. Mr. Jack Wilkinson took up the duties of hon. secretary ; Mrs. F. D. Hiddleston, chairman ; and Mr. E. Adams, vice-chairman. The subscription was fixed at ...
... There was a pretty scene at St. Barnabas Church, Hull, on Saturday, wheu '.It Wilkinson, ftb, son of Mrs and the late 1 Jack Wilkinson, of Hull, was married to Miss *rene Robson, eldest daughter Mr an.l Mrs J. R. Robson, of Hessle. The bride, who was given ...
... Nelson for a season and a half after •eaving Wath Athletic. A native of West Melton, near Rotherham, he was partner to •Jack Wilkinson, of Sheffield Wednesday, during six Reasons with Dearne Valley Old Boys. That wing scored 100 goals for the Old Boys. ...
... ” But I’ve told them sternly what will happen if I' catch them at it. So I hope they’ll take warning, Kathleen. Little Jack Wilkinson sent such a jolly picture of Alfie —it pleased him tremendously, old chap. He ran straight to Mr. Thack with it, and told ...