... Branch of tho W.G.E. at the Parish-hall on Tuesday. Our photograph shows (lett to right) Mrs. G. Bewick (Chairman), Mrs. M. Turpin •(Vice-Chairman), Mrs. Flora Drummond, Mrs. G. Pearce (Treasurer), and Mrs. D. - Andrews (Secretary). -,,,,, 1. R k ...

... J. W. Evans presiding over an excellent gathering. The special speaker for the occasion was Miss Turpin (of the National Unionist Association). Miss Turpin said that although she would deal generally with Current Politics in the course of her address ...

... War was tho subject discussed at Monday's meetirg of the Swansea Rotary Club, held under the presidency of Mr. W. Jones. Mr. Turpin, the Swansea Docksman, said Swansea ships, shipowners, and seamen could claim victories in many directions in times of peace ...

... Bars (Limited) Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Stook Force, B. 499 (Elliott). J. E. Fisher & Co. Limhamn. Jacobus. B. 756 (Turpin). Richards Turpin (Limited) Lisbon, &c.. aad Villa Real, Prise°. Nwy. 472 (tenersec). T. R. Conch (Limited) Odda. !Mar, Hwy. 865 (Ileleen) ...

... Votes of thanks were proposed I am afraid I cannot tire hint any further by Mr. H. Aubrey, seconded by Miss 11. satisfaction. Turpin. Cardiff Political Education Classes. ...

... Humphries, Frederick Jones, Sir Lewis Lougher, IF., Thomas H. Mordey, F. C. Ferman, G. Leighton Sesaer. W. J. Thomas, W. Turpin, and Louis F. Winks. THE RETIRIN3 CHAIRMAN. The Chainnan proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. A. J. Popham, the retiring chairman ...

... OUTWARDS.-o . et. 22. Far Rad. Philoctetes. B. 7.187, T. H. Cour% (Limited ( lhicuy, Ilarnerley. B. 2.r..4 (Foster), Richard Turpin (Limited) Caen. Ardeantock, B. Its (McKinnon). Z. C. Downing CLEARED.—Oct. 22. Lisbon. Setubal. aid Oporto. Creased°, B. 400 ...

... Mr. Chubb Jones, the retiring president, presided at the outset of the meeting, and Mr. Rees's election was moved by Mr. W. Turpin and seconded by Mr. W. T. Mainwaring Hughes, both of whom paid tribnle to Mr. Rees's qualities. Mr. Turoin said he knew no ...

... accused said that Mr. Scale had previously refused to accept the cheque. He offered the cheque to Mr. Turpin, who refused it. He denied telling Turpin that he had copied Mrs. Scale's signature from the policy. He alai, denied having admitted to Mr. Evans ...

... NICK LUCAS 0 GEORGES CARPENTIER 0 WINNIE LIGHTNER 0 IRENE SORDONI 0 DOLORES COSTELLO • GRANT WITHERS 0 LORETTA YOUNG 0 BEN TURPIN LUPINO LANE o JACK MULHALL 0 BETTY COMPSON 0 LILA LEE • PATSY RUTH MILLER DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JR. 0 LOUISE FAZENDA MYRNA LOY ...

... Socialist Government was a Tory Government. Explaining the difference between the two, he said that the Socialists were like Dick Turpin, taking from the rich to assist the poor. Mr. Sidney Stephens presided. EMANUEL DEFENDED. Tredegar Valley Miners' Council's ...

... NICK LUCAS 0 GEORGES CARPENTIER • WINNIE LIGHTNER 0 IRENE SORDONI 0 DOLORES COSTELLO 0 GRANT WITHERS 0 LORETTA YOUNG * BEN TURPIN LUPINO LANE u JACK MULHALL 0 BETTY COMPSON • LILA LEE 0 PATSY RUTH MILLER DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JR. • LOUISE FAZ/NDA MYRNA LOY ...