... DEATH OF MR. TOM WHITE Well-known Nuneaton Worthy We regret It, record the death of Mr. .Tom White, Nuneaton's blind musician, which occurred at his home, 30, Coton Road, under rather tragic circumstances on the morning of Christmas Day. Mr. %Vhite, who ...

... DEATH OF MRS. TOM WHITE NUNEATON'S BLIND TENOR BEREAVED. Mr. *I um White, Nuneaton blind tenor and organist, has suffered a ben:divine/it in the loss of his wite, who died at her home in Cuton Road on Thursday of last week at the age et 'the funeral took ...

... MR. TOM WHITE. Celebration of 70th Birthday. Mr. Tom White, the blind vocalist and musician, of Coton Road, Nuneaton celebrated his 70th birthday, and was the recipient of congratulations. He is in excellent health and spirits, and full of activity. He ...

... DEATH OF MRS. TOM WHITE. Nuneaton's Blind Tenor's Will. The funeral took place at Coton Church, ou Monday, of Mrs. White, wife of Mr. Tom White, Nuneaton's blind tenor. Mn. White, who had been ill 'inns Christmas, passed away at her home, at Cotou Road ...

... MR. TOM WHITE Death of Nuneaton's Blind Musician CHEERY PERSONALITY One of Nuneaton's be known rersonalities died, under tragic circomstirces on the morning of Christmas Day. Mr. Tom White, the 73-year-old blind musician was found dead, in bed, at his ...

... party organised by Mr. T. W. Webber, of Nuneaton. The items included songs by Mrs. P. Allen, Miss Miriam Taylor and Mr. Tom White. Other items were provided by Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. Webber and Mr. A. E. Jel;betit. Mr. P. Allen was the ac- companist. Mr. William ...

... A. 13. Davies. The service was attended by Coton school-children, and the church was taxed to its fullest capacity. Mr. Tom White officiated at the organ. On Armistice Sunday the Vicar preac special Armistice sermons. ...

... a party organised by Mr. T. W. Webber, of Nuneaton. The items included sows by Mr.. P. Allen, Miss Miriam Taylor and Mr. Tom White. Other items were provided by Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. Webber and Mr. A. E. Jebbett. Mx. P. Allen was the accompanist. Mr. William ...

... * IP * By the death of Mr. Tom White. Nuneaton has lost one of its most cheery and courageous personalities. Blind from birth, Mr. White was never heard to grumble at his misfortune, but always had a merry laugh and a cheerful fo- all who came in contact ...

... absolutely to the attendance , at the annual concert given by Mr. Tom White. in the Assembly Hoorn of the Conservative Club yesterday (Thursday) evening. These concerts are known as • Mr. Tom White's belie:Hs,' and the general interpretation of the term is that ...

... S • • Mr. Norman Dodds, who succeeded the late Mr. Tom White us organist at Cnton Parish Church, has had a long and serious illnes.4, during which Mr. Harry Paßeit has officiated efficiently . . It is satisfactory to hear that Mr. Dodds is rt•Taining ...

... and should be censured. There was therefore the rather unusual scene of a driver being censured by the Coroner. • • • Mr. Tom. White, Nuneaton's blind vocalist and musician, who has just joined the ranks of the septuagenarians, is healthy and active despite ...