... WOMEN'S LEAOUE. To memiiers of the Bethesda Baptist Women's League on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harwood described trio through the Panama Canal, which was received good company with appreciation. ...

... including tax. The United. States is now using enough man-hours and raw material war production to build a Panama Canal every day. And the Panama Canal took ten years to build. ...

... Club on the Suez Canal, Since then much new work has been undertaken : further centres in Egypt and Palestine, recreation lints in tile desert, a houseboat on the Nile and a Lido the Canal. In these rent res nurses and Servi ...

... comforts. The local branch the Women's Voluntary Service has done in this respect and they have had Isickiiig other organisations the town. For instance, the Women's Mutual Social Service Association. Women's Unionists, Women's Liberals, and many smallei ...

... bridge and Trawden, and the day for Burwains gave Foulridge a look in. As for the canal trips, they caused plenty of fun at least a week beforehand, with remarks about Women and children first,” Throw out the Jifeline,” and Getting out of sight of land,” ...

... done, and he thought it spoke well lor their people that professional men and women were prepared to give their time and services voluntarily in that way. Found Drowned in Canal old man s Suicide at colne verdict of ‘'Suicide whilst not of sound mind” was ...

... BARNOLDSWICK ATTRACTIONS One of the outstanding features of Barnoldswick’s “holiday at home’’ programme so far has been the canal cruise which took place on Monday. The trip was from Barnoldswick to Bank newton and hack, and fully 300 made the “voyage.*’ ...

... had been taken from the canal, he was satisfied that death was due to drowning. William Brooks, plumber,. of 23 Rook Street, said he saw the body floating face downwards the canal while he was walking with companions along the canal bank from Salterforth ...

... Callow. The Women’s GuMd. mooting of tho Women’s Guild >■ m h.*ld on Thursday of last week, Mrs. Burt presiding. Miss Alders!'•> . of Nelson, gave the luldress, her suhjeet lieing From Australia to Knglnnd, including tour through lie Panama Canal.” She* described ...

... employers at Stonehridge Mill, •BY THE CANAL By the canal were several disciples of Isaak Walton, and one ol the party showed some mild excitement on seeing fish ptdled out of the water, saying he had walked on the canal bank for thirty years, and never seen ...

... TRAWDEN Women's Auxiliary. rii«‘Mia\ t‘V ...

... saw glare. company with James M. Fryer he went to the place and found tl** burning waste. They got buckets of water from the canal and with the stirrup pump they put out the flames. P.C. Spencer spoke going the place afterwards and finding the of burnt waste ...