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... CO-OPERATIVE WOMEN'S GUILD Mrs. F. Flinteq, 31, Northcliffe Rd., Ashbourne, has received the following letter on the 13th inst. from the British Sailors' Society : Dear Madam,—Thank you very much for your letter of the 6th inst. and for the remittance ...
... course in recreative physical training at the Central Gy asium, Canal-street, Nottingham, last Friday. A score of men are receiving similar instruetion at the Meadows Boys Club. The women are being instructed by Miss K. C. Caister, a member of the staff ...
... re and Herefordshire carry- BRITISH NAVAL MIGHT ing loads of evacuees, almost entirely Fortunately, there is every chance women and children, from areas that the Middle East affected by bombing in the London Dictators will go as bad y wrung as districts ...
... neighbourhood. h bum carefully sited for relaying purposes, ,with steel piping and special pumps ready for the work. Lakes and canals up and down the country have hem prepared similmiy in this immune scheme for wearing that water be readily supplied whomever ...
... says, draws' to the North of the Dunkerque already been given an allowance of gibs used systematically to be harvested in canal along the edge of the town. of sugar per ration book or three summer so that their foliage might be This operation was carried ...
... A. Smith. . • there shall be no increase over the by ths sans, and 1940-41 charges. They have asked handed, over to women. Robust women 1 or between 171 and 43 years of age who o f sender ( mee assn / i their members not to pay prices asked • ' publication) ...
... FURNITURE, at With Claude Iltillsert. Michael Welding. (Duffield), iifFt oiTE COTTAGE FARM , Ash- . lames Hayter, and James Canal!: rivi gg• E. L ee ' for the Executors of Hilarious exploits of three Bluejackets Ashbourna St Lite Mr. E. R. Thompson, at ...
... eaves, FENNY BENTLEY. . -. a' worIL Nobody can afford to be I, lost. To do so, it i many servic.es a bank offers. Responsible women ' Tenant, Mr. J. Hadfield. • CLAY CROSS handicapped and made miserable ..• must fit correctly and be kept in i • T.. Re Sold ...
... T. —o— Marlow (Methodist Minister) officiat- With regard to the Xmas Parcels for ing. The hymns 0 God our help men and women of Ashbourne in DATIA--LIABON. When I survey the wondrous cross H.M. Forces , the A.R.P. Wardelinestvolfn'lcshand Abide ...