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... SCHOOLS ALD. MARGRETT AT NAUNTON PARK CORONATION CEREMONY Yesterday Aid. C. H. Margrett, chairman of Cheltenham Education Committee, planted two almond trees at Naunton Park Schools in commemoration of the Coronation. It was recalled that 26 years ago he ...
... of the Coronation Committee had been invited the schools to take part presentation ceremonies. THE MAYOR OF GLOUCESTER buying, Official Coronation Souvenir Programme from Rover Scout. Scouto will be selling them the general public on Coronation Day, and ...
... council's permission to erect a new seat round the elm tree near the fountain in the village to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI. Mr. Wheeler's kind offer was unanimously accepted. It was decided that the broken chains round the green should ...
... faithfully for the building-up the Kingdom of God on earth. Coronation Gay may well for us all the beginning of a new era of faithful service for God. When as we shall, w e acclaim George VI. as King with 8a let* us breathe another prayer, God save the ...
... gaily decorated streets to join in the festivities. Millions of people everywhere joined in with the chosen few in the Abbey Coronation service. Crowds in parish churches, on village greens, and in their own homes heard the service relayed by wireless. In ...
... Telegrams— Echo, Cheltenham. Telephones— COMMERCIAL EDITORIAL 3058 MONDAY, MAY 10, 1937. Yesterday was coronation Sunday, the first day of Coronation Week, and throughout Britain and the Empire people joined in common worship and in common thinking about ...
... MALL QUEEN VICTORIA recorded that on her Coronation morning she was awakened at four o'clock by the booming of guns in the Park, and other noises. For the Coronation to-day of her greatgrandson, King George VI., 1, and many others were awakened by a night ...
... ROBERT YOUNG & FLORENCE RICE in LONGEST NIGHT (a). And Brilliant CORONATION PICTURE— Crown and Glory (u), (At 2.46, 5.46, 8.46 Daily). TO-MORROW: — COMPLETE FILM RECORD OF THE CORONATION. At 2.34. 5.53, and 8.34. pALACE A GAUMONT ERITISH THEATRE Continuous ...
... 7.55: —An Organ Voluntary from the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House. 8-8.55:—A Service in Preparation for the Coronation of King, George VI.: Thanksgivings by Rev. M. L. Aubrey; Reading Lord MacMillan; Prayers by Eight Rev. Dr. Daniel Lamont; address ...
... in view of the hours at which seats must be occupied and the time which it would be possible to leave them, the Coronation of King George VI has shown less as a religious rite than as a test of physical endurance. Yet- there a real need that the Archbishop's ...
... -.1 i Coronation remains a ceremony of deeply profound significance. i l'' I• English kings have been crowned in Westminster Abbey since the days • of the Anglo-Saxons, and Scottish kings were crowned at Scone with I which place the Coronation Stone is ...
... QUEEN Victoria recorded that on her Coronation morning she was awakened four o'clock in the morning the booming of guns in the Park ana other noises. For the Coronation to-day of her great-grandson, King George VI., I, and many others doubtless, were ...