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... provision for a Christmas tea and tree for scholars the Infants’ School. This was greatly «u- . y? by lar company and a most delightful tea was provided Mr. Alockett. Afterwards there were games, ami the distribution of gifts Father Christmas, who also favoured ...
... annual dinner was shown at the New Inn, Minster, on | Tuesday evening, when £lO 11s. 10d. was handed to the Minster and Monkton Old “I’oop]o’s Dinner and Outing Fund, as the ‘pmc:ee(ls of an envelope collection over Christmas. Mr. W. Loveday presided over ...
... Aylmore(attired as FatheiChristmas} to distribute toys from a handsome and he wily laden Christmas tree. Games* dancing and tea filled up the programme while Mr. Lewis, of London, gave a keenly appreciated entertainment. At seven, the guests departed, the other ...
... blown across the road at Rowfant in the weekund gale. Travellers by the 1..% p.m. train from London to Bognor. and by the 7.17 a.m. ' train from Honor to London, hare now the privilege of towelling in one of the most luxuries@ trains in ordinary service ...
... Europe, whilst to England morr than 4,000 atarrive. uoirro or LONDON. XCIV. : THE NEW YEAR IN THE THEATRE. The New Tear has opened slowly, as if the exhaustion of Christmas productions continued.' New plays have been few. and fewer still are ...
... understanding and co-operation. Join your local Branch. HAVE you tried the New Power Petrol ? E not, do so at once. It will surprise and please you.—Harris Garages, Wallingford.—Advt. NEW YEAR.—Start right and buy your footwear from Dawsou's ; good stocks ; ...
... concluding item was large _ illuminated Christmas tree, from which Father Christmas, suitably attired, gave -acli present. Upon departure the guests were given a packet of sw'sds. piece of Christmas cake, an orange and a new penny. Me—*rs. supplied tho flags ...
... selected as delegates to the South-Easteri. Conference in London. BROTHERHOOD'S NEW YEAR'S PARTY.—Mr. Gammons (President), and officials of the Cosbani Post-War Brotherhood, were genial hosts at the first New Year's Party for children and adults at the Coaham ...
... Linos per yard 3- OP LINOLEUM from COLN&ROOKt Untto Band Hot New' Year's for years' of age under the Pub-lie Rooms Monday' tea and wards entertained Mr fibs Wild jnnr of Sipson illustrated slides Community recitations blindfold on the blackboard to provide ...
... THE ADVERTISER AND GAZETTE FRIDAY 17 1930 Bucks District News SLOUGH Secondary School spring term commenced at the Slongh secondary school last Friday Obituary Miss Marjorie Olive Babb daughter of Mr E C Bubb of Ragstone-road died on Friday at the age ...
... made of new shares of this Bank of £1 each fully paid at the price of £2 per share, in the proportion of one new share for every of paid-up capital, the premium of £1 per share to be erdeited to the Reserve Fund. The intention is to allot the new shares ...
... the side of the allotments which was now much used by children from the new council houses attending school It was agreed that it should be gravelled and tenders are to be invited New Name The General Purposes Committee have inspected the road to the dust ...