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... BETTWS WEDDING. The marriage took place at Bettws Church on Monday of Mr. John Perry, son of Mrs. Perry, Post Office, and Jennet Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Oddfellows Arms, Bettws. The Rev. flywea,Parry (rector) officiated. The bride, who was ...
... ren. (ierinzs. The capahle accompanists were .Mis s I). G. John and Miss Betty Morgan, A.C.V. Foneral.—Tne funeral of the late Mr. Morgan, 16, James-road, took place at Capt-I Scion, Cardigan, on Thursday, October 23. The funeral, which was confined to ...
... Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Ivor Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wooley (Monmouth). Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones (Gower), Alias Gladys Jones, Master Dilwyn Jones, Miss ('aissie Jones, Mr. J. H. John and Mr. Llewellyn John (Gilfach Goch) ...
... Mr. and Mrs. David Stokes (brothers-in-law and sisters): Miss Dilys Edwards (sister); Mr. W. John Edwards (uncle): Messrs. D Rees Edwards, Sam Edwards, John John. A. Edwards, Jenkins, Heyeock, Alfred Nfaggs (cousins). Floral tributes were received from ...
... it contained 28Ibs. of coal in three large lumps. He went to see John Harcombe at his house and explained what had happened. He showed him the coal and wood and cautioned him. John Harcombe replied: I had the coal from the ashes. He had earlier said ...
... nephew; John Whitelock. uncle; Daniel Whitelock, Idris Whitelock, B. Worlock, David Lewis, Thomas H. Hopkins, Ivor Hopkins, I. Hopkins, David John Davies, William Bevan, H. Bevan, Samuel Williams, T. J. Lemon. W. John, Joseph John, Willie ...
... Evans, Cardigan; I Mr. and Mrs. S. Davies, Aberporth ; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Phillips, Ty- I lorstown, daughters and sons-inlaw; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Webb, , Dolfawr, Cardigan; Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas, Resolven ; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bellamy, Cardigan; Mr. and ...
... Wife had by Mr. Brie Beardshaw; song, Mr. John told him to clear out as she could support Richards; followed by community singing. herself. He had ascertained that his wife —an presenting a beautiful divan arm had mist:minded berselL chair to Mr. B. B ...
... that the Glamorgan County Council were prepared to grant the RUM of £3,000 towards the cost of the Aber road widening scheme. John The Vice-Chairman, Mr. Williams, presided. The Surveyor, Mr. A. H. Jenkins, said that although he was well aware of the position ...
... s by Cyril Shickle and John Brown; solo, Mervyn Collier; chorus, Miss Osborne's class; recitation, Katie John; trio, Olive Evans and friends; recitation, Sybil Pugh; solo, Mary Leyshon; recitation, Megan Evans; trio, Katie John and friends; recitation ...
... magnificent Shoe, was the Forret.) Disdain, mewed * Themes and and John Dyer (Limited), ad Swansecs. for the classes, sucker oohs sod finite, one and two year eM geldings and fillies, and elder arm sad goldn•ttv. all were excellent. The Shorth.wris, with their ...
... made at Bethel Vestry to Mr. and Mrs, T. Humphreys and their two Rona, W. Daniels presiding. The speakers were Mews. John Pugh, John Williams, T. C. Davies, Francis Jenkins, Wm. Williams, J. Griffiths, R. Roberts. E. Davies, Sep) ) , Williams. A solo ...