... NUMMI It I Lit FOR FURLICAT lOR BUT GUARANTR GOOD FAITH. A CHARTER FOR YOUTH Broad Street. Leominster, COOKS! varu. November lath. 1938. FEWER NMI BORWICICS To the Editor of are Kington Sire—ln Illy speech at the Ch.to, of Commerce dinner held recently ...

... St. . 11. B • N.3345c1el Art excellent 'Zwisclonniag Alter 11 B• B: 12. B • Peh. K B: 13. 14.145 ch. K-NI Mgt 13. K.N); 14. Web. an 1; 14. ORS. DPick. • Whin here et led a 12. Kai Q 8: 13. PNI; P. 83! Blocking the Bielsop's drageral u man , White's ...

... at 3.30p.m. on Sunday . November 7th. Our chaplain. Rev. W. G. Morten, will be the preacher. All ex-Servicemen are asked to pars& at the Legion Club at 3 p.m. There will also be a service in the Priory Church on Thursday. November I th. at 7.30 p.m., which ...

... eac h ar t Th e c eiree dtt ee mon. November Ist, November Bth, November 17tb IVINGTON v. KIMBOLTON. Sprague. Y. W. (hunt. I L /wad ' was printed. The Committee -- ei - sdod that is motes he rifehoard and and November 23rd. All six charges were 31 F. Steam ...

... was committed for trial to Worcestershire Quarter Sessions on a charge of stealing £7O between May Ist, 1906, and May 23rd, 1938. Walter Russell said he had been saving money for the last ten years. On going to work he had left the key of his house in ...

... gentlemen for the interest they have taken in the Club. During the year three matches were played and all were won by this C11:12. When the Club was inaugurated, the subscription was placed as low as possible in order that every section of the community ...

... and tion with the employment of men leaving consideration. bat suddenly accelerated, when he saw him 12 years , 17 s , 6d.; for all persons exceeding 12 ROAD COMPLAINT. the Services from time to time, he was Onibury and Stokesay Water Supply.-A approaching ...

... wheels and one tyre was punctured. He had not given anyone permission to use the car. E. Morgan; Madge Lama (atrtrad On November zoth of last year he found that yams). Mrs. Lamb Howell; Vmuw k• the garage door had been broken open and Per • Miss Amos ...

... Used Car Bargains. 1937 STANDARD/9 Saloon 115 1935 STANDARD/12 Saloon De Luxe 95 1933 STANDARD BIG NINE - 60 1937 STANDARD/ 14 Saloon Offers 1933 STANDARD/9 Saloon 50 1933 STANDARD/9 Self-changing gearbox 60 1933 STANDARD/9 Saloon 50 1936 STANDARD ...

... enabled to make a I These two school b oys shared the points at H. det profit on his outlay. He would prefer the re- Hington in November and Weobley in Decentbecome weedy 2fd ifri.--bee weight quest to the Government to be on the lines her. carding to the paper ...

... pressed with the bowling of H. S. Partington 13 W. C. Watson 31 T. Lucas A. Thomas 36 who failed to come up to expectations in the 12 C. dd. Harvey - MR. SENSIBLE'S COLUMN of this great voluntary movement and will - 34 E. Preece . R. Chadd 33 h as: matc h ...

... 25, New Road, twenty-five yards. Without warning defend- •:rirr i C irti `ni.n`nn n supply has been recognised from the very 1938, to recover 4s. Mi. balance due to the B ee k. H ea d. Efilwyn, was, on the evidence of Ludlow, was summoned for permitting ...