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... gave their annual Christmas breakfast and party to 120 children Christmas morning. The members of the Crew work hard throughout the year for this breakfast, collecting o’rt toys and repairing them and wherever possible obtaining new ones. This year the ...
... Thomas Arthur Pearce of Slough said be was standing on the right-hand side of the road towards London and he heard lorry crash into the car Mrs Kathleen London-road Slough corroborated Police-Constable Sidney Smith said the lorry struck the van and then ...
... quite well over Christmas holidays obtaining live six points possible they not a against Swindon at Elm they would have obtained maximum number SWINDON RALLY WELL Reading 2 Swindon 2 was attendance nearly at Elm Park to watch by’’ Christmas Day the best ...
... of Father Christmas, ’r.bated the toys to the children '• huge Christmas tree. Mr. Vicars • s has done for many years, as CHRISTMAS AT THE HOSPITAL.— cilcl not pass without its usual the patients at the Tonbridge lospital. carols, Christmas prea party ...
... the school pinned on one of the doors. This sketch together with a description of the buildings appeared in the “Illustrated London News” of December 16th, 1854. The text runs: “Reigate National Schools: This institution has recently been added to the ...
... heard a good illustration, ‘Two Germans may discuss politics, but three always talk of the weather.’ German Press Muzzled.” “The German Press is muzzled, and intelligent Germans openly confess that they buy foreign papers if they want news. All foreign ...
... some time. Mr. Knapp had lived in Acton since 1924, when he retired after being Vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Daiston, East London, since 1897. During his 12 years in Acton he frequently assisted at the Parish Church, St. Andrew's and St. Martin's, and ...
... before London was planted with booths in formal streets all sorts of trades and shop furnished full of commodities even to printing press” Inquiries in the district all tend to reveal that local trade was exceptionally good over the Christmas shopping ...
... the Christmas festivities at the Laleham Home, the Oxted branch of the National Children's Home and Orphanage. Nevertheless, Christmas Day was spent very happily even by the thirteen unfortunate girls who had to slay in bed. and the ether Christmas festivities ...
... are Illustrated In their Sale Catalogues Just Issued. Their deferred terms are available during the sale. CHRISTMAS AT ST. JOHN'S. The Vicar (the Rev. E. A. Hawkes) was the celebrant at Midnight Mass held at St. John’s Parish Church on Christmas Eve. ...
... will be moved to the new headquarters. It is hoped that all Guides and thee interested in the moverosilt mske a point of visiting the new headquarters, where they can be sure of a friendly weieeme. Among the other plans for the New Year is a leettre by ...
... Captain Street soon initiated new generation of children into the mysteries of the farmyard game, in which they had to imitate the cries of the animals. Then he told them all about Last Sunday morning I went to London. The lolly-pop shop and the ...