... Richard Harrap ; committee, Messrs. Dad Thomas (Plymouth Arms), E. T. Richards, John James, H. Dewdney, Samuel Harris, W. W. Meredith, John Leonard, E. J. Fryer, A. C. Attwood, W. K. Smyth, and John Lewis. Mr. Sam Harris was appointed the first secretary ...

... Jacky Virgin, Mr. Evan Morgan, Mr. T. George (Abercanaidi, Mr. Stanley Evans (Pentrebachb, 'aster W. J. Griffiths and Mr. David John. The accompanist was Mr. David Williams. Thanks to the Plymouth Ward Council of Action were moved by Mr. W. E. Rowlands and ...

... removal of a needle from her right arm. The presence of the needle was located at the result of nn X-ray examination. Mies Thomas had suffered pain In her arm for over two years, but Ives unaware of the trouble. AT CARDIGAN. -Amongst the delegates present ...

... Tuesday On Friday evening his brother. Gs Richard. fell at the Welfare Grounc received a severe injury to his arm. are now making excellent progress. John Rowlands, 9, Greenfield-tei sustained severe injuries to his let foot while following his employmt Aberpergwm ...

... completed by the Hospital Committee for a children's party to be held on Wednesday. January 6th. at Bt. John's Hall. FUNERAL OF MRS. C. HUGHES.—Mr. John Hughes ison). Luton. Beds.. who was unable through illness to attend, and Mr. D. Owen Jones (son-in-law) ...

... and Mrs. Con..Denern. ((Mach. and Mr. and Mrs. Beck. Cardigan (friends). The hearers were Messrs. Robert Frans, Ystrad Mynach; Ronald Evans. Harmed; Tom Carter, (Mach, and Russell Evans, ()armed. GELLYGAER. Hama. report. or will he received by the oarreepow ...

... and John H. Edwards, and Sister Mrs. Dawkea. Bro. W. Preece, Lianbradach, also received the degree. WTHEL GUILD. —At the annual meeting of Bethel loung People's Guild, officers for the winter session were appointed as follow: President, Mr. John Williams; ...

... midwife. 48 High street. Penydarren (opposite Coey C inema). wishes to stet - that she can accept bookings in any of the Merthyr arm, between Abercanaid and Dowleis. EXTENDED SHOP HOURS.—Por the special benefit of Christmas shoppers H. W. Southey and Sons. ...

... Gloucester; Liz., Fred and family, Cradley. Worcester; Nell, Bill and family, Fairford; Nell, Mia and Mari; Mrs. Thomas, Cardigan Arms; Friends and Neighbours: all at 175, High-street; Mrs. Evans and Doris; Kr. and Dire. Griffiths; and Mrs. Boucher and family ...

... on Saturday at the Dynevor Arms. The awards were:—amass 1; 1 Savage; 2 I. Jones; 3 Regiment; r Jones Bros.; vhc Ward; ho J• Jones; c R. Orise. Class 2: • 1 Dotterel: 2 Jones Bros.: 3 Eastrnent; r Williams: vhc Anstee and John; he L e wis; c J. Morgan. ...

... ALL-WOOL CARDIGAN SUITS, Famous Wolsey make. Colours: Frost Blue, New Coral. Quael Blue. Martha Green, Rose- Bud, Crest Green, Ruby, Navy, 10111 01lve, Yeoman. 12/11, 14/11. 18/11 Very Attractive IPancy-Stitch KNITTED CARDIGAN high neck- li ne, with bow ...

... conespontient9 Address. 13. Asftrove. Hengoed. Phone Hengoed 89. Mr. H. Grattan. Newsagent. etc.. will gladly deliver your Merthyr Order your cow weekly. PROM HOSPITAL.—Mr. John Cadwalader, 18. Ashgroye, came home from the Miners' Hospital, Caerphilly ...