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... FUNERAL OF MR. CHARLES 0. BANNISTER MANY representatives of the insurance world were among the large congregation at the funeral to-day of Mr. Charles Osborne Bannister, of 98, Coldharbour Road, Westbury Park, Bristol. Mr. Bannister was manager of the General ...
... Bristol, second in nine of 14 heats, only secured first place in two races. Roy Dook winning the tenth heat, and Bill Rogers the 13th. Bill Rogers won the second half trophy. ...
... presented prizes won at whist to Mrs Scantlebury Mrs Elling, Mrs Rogers, Mrs Cherry, and Messrs Hutchings, King, Coventry ,and Shaul. Arrangements for the evening were made by Mesrss R. Bannister, J. Ford, H. H. Cook, and Godfrey Young. ...
... Reg; Ivor and Will: G.G.: G. T. Spencer- and Mrs .T. Huisli; May and Harry; Ernie, Willie and Patte. Mr and Mrs J Bannister: Bannisters Kennel Lads. Eastville: Mr and Mrs A- J Hill: Vic Hill; Watts- and Mrs A. E. Banfteld; L. Baldwin and A. P Round; George ...
... Harris, of Bannister House, Portishead, aged 65, passsed away suddenly at St. Mary's Private Hospital. September 19. Funeral Portishead Parish Church, Thursday, September 22, 1.90 p.m. HARRIS.-In fond memory of dear Mrs M. Harris, Bannister House, Portishead ...
... Birmngham). Mr A. T. Blackwell (ex-Sienal Engineer. Readinsr), Mr F. L. Bannister (ex-Stationmaster. Gloucester) . Thomas (ex-Chief Inspector. Supt Line's Office, Mr C. R. Rogers (ex-Chief Divisional Inspector. Bristol). W. .T, Pepperell ex-Assistant ...
... three beautiful songs by that very prolific writer, Flic Tinman, whose Ldiom is so satisfying and easily grasped and resembles Roger Quitter's save that substance is present it larger measure than fancy. Two particularly impressive songs Dossor'r. second group ...
... meet dressingroom, 2.30. Hensman Memorial (v. Crockerne). —Cook; G. Edwards, Webb; E. Wilkins, White, R. Wilkins; Manning, Bannister. Bowles, Kellar, Cornish. At Failand, 3.0; meet Suspension Bridge, 2.30. Kensington Bapt. Juniors (v. Parnall’s Juniors) ...
... were:—Mr and Mrs A. J. Cuttle- Messrs R. J. and P. (J. Cuttle; A. Justice (nephew); Mrs Loxton (niece); Mrs Emery (niece); Miss Rogers; Messrs J- Carey and It. Owen; Mrs Vines (nurse); aud Miss Wat hen; Alderman C. P. Billing; and the Master Butchers' Association ...
... Thompson. Williams Durdham Down AS. iv. Farmer and Soni.— E. Rogers. Pountney. Phillips. E. Grainger. L. Rogers, Masters, Cleppit, J. Rigers, Craydcn. Woods. Clark. W Grainger. G. Rogers, R. Rogers (froml. Kick-cfl 3.30. Kensington Bant (v Easton Ath.i.—Smith; ...
... Sage. Bryant, Williams. Kick-off 3.15; meet at dressingrooms, 2.30. Durdham Down A.S. (v. G.W.R.). —Rogers; Poutney, Phillips; S. Rogers, L. Rogers. E. Grainger;Cleppett, Masters. Craydon, Wood, Clarke. Res., W. Grainger. Meet at 2.30; kick-off 3.15 ...
... Wilbur and his Band. 7.4s—Kings of the Keyboard—No. 7, Peter Yorke. B.O—A.R.P. Organisers and their Work, by E. W. Thorn Bannister, Captain E. Jervis, and Brigadier E. F. Shewell. 8.20 —Ken Johnson and his West Indian Dance Orchestra. 9.0 —Dolores, a Slice ...