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... and Mrs. Sage beat D. Johnson and Miss E Clare, 15-5, 15-6; beat L. Rogers Jones and Miss N. Clare, 15-12, 15-7; S. B. Roberts and Miss Morrell beat L. Rogers Jones and Mrs. Rogers Jones, 15-12, 15-11; beat Johnson and Miss Clare 18-14, 15-5; Alvin Robinson ...
... 5-15, 3-15; Mrs. Sage and Miss Aitken lost to Misses Bannister and Heaton, 10-15, 10-15; Misses Owen and, Bibby lost to Mrs. Gibson and Miss Weber, 11-15, 6-15. Men's Doubles. Sage and Roberts bea,t Rogers Jones and Johnson, 15-7, 15-11; Robinson and Turner ...
... henie side by ~, :ering twice. Rhos ened the second hi!! in brisk fashion and o:)tained the by a goa: scored ,by Joite, Bannister the home gotiiman pltyed a magnificent game trnd saved his side frem heavy defeat. RE FENNANT ROAD FOOTPATH. Rhos were masters ...
... Gibson (Rhos -on-Sea), 116; Misses Bannister and Heaton (Rhos-on-Soa), 110; Misses Newton and Holt (Rhoson-Sea), 104; Misses D. C. Weber and E. Bentley (Abergele), 05; Miss Slack and Mrs. Crabbe Davies (Rhyl), 82; Mrs. Rogers Jones and Miss D. Hall (Abergele) ...
... and A. C Horton, Wrexham 0 B Thomas and R Thomas, Ruthin 85..11 ..74 G Chase and E Chase, Uses& B6 94-784 C Roberts, & S Rogers, Wrexham 86.. 9..?? BC Bate and Z Roaghley, Frestatyn 89..11 ..78 H W Griffin and F 8 Thompson, Idaesda B6. 74-781 W and W ...
... scoundrelly grafters accumulate profits by cornering food stmplies. Hus ton gives a vivid and powerfw portrayal ut Jack Bannister, the brain behiind the organisation. He is never seen by his countless victims, but from behind lock ed doors pulls the wires ...
... rsalem Welsh Church suffers a great loss Sht was N. Conunins. The prizes were distributed ;with evergreens. Messrs. M. S. Rogers of the se . . ' - . nine. niernoers of the and by Mrs. Dyson. Musk for aancing was and Son had charge of the funeral all along ...
... town? There are some Georgian houses still being graciously proportioned wide stairs curved bannisters pleasant to eye hand In passing I may say I prefer bannister to stair-rail which hears often nowadays FOR TREES 1 something is Hendre and is known that ...
... greatly bop the Square on Saturday, produced a keen visitors , defence, h et h e came sa y to fought, and proved a close affair. Roger -watts:lcm,, solve the problem in the forward tussle and the issue was in doubt until the scoring. • terrific drive hoot almost ...
... AGAINST Keegan iiusmii vvinskev time implies deliveries of uc- nox unties ox night 19 notes That all missing In the the bannister the stairs Hangul' cused J Jatier years fat-rick Aston Street lie which also missed missed kept room Messrs Keegan’s chocolates ...