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... THE BRITISH PEACE! MOSLEY SPEAKS at THE IMPERIAL BALLROOM Carr Road, Nelson THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 21st, 1940, at 3-30 p.m. (Doors open 3 p.m.) ADMIISION FREE Tickets for Reserved Seats - 2/6, 1/-, 6d. obtainable from BRITISH UNION, 4 Hasson Road, Nelson ...
... COLNE MAYOR'S APPEAL .- THE SECOND WAVE OF EVACUEES Speaking on the second wave of evacuation of children from large centres ci population, the Mayor of Colne (Councillor Arthur Burrell), made an appeal at the monthly Town Council meeting on Wednesday ...
... • YOU WILL FIND =PRO' A COMFORTER-PA PROTECTOR ,AND A FRIEND IN NEED READ THIS CONVINCING TESTIMONY COULD NOT SPEAK COLD WENT—RIGHT AS NEVER AWAY OR SWALLOW Mn Lwagtoo *woo. Wood GrA: RAIN IN THE MORNING FROM WORK NOW °T..t.,_ NIA .904 - I:7 ll ...
... Nelson War Weapons Week PROCESSIONS & MEETING SIR NOEL CURTIS BENNETT, K.C., to speak. THIS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th PARADE , From Brierfield Centre. 2-15 p.m., to Nelson. BAND OF THE LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS (by kind permission of Lt.-Col. Slingsby, M.C.) will ...
... BAMBER. Treasured Memories of dear KENNETH, Who fell sateen February 2nd, 1936. Our lips cannot speak how we loved him, Our hearts know not what to say; But God only knows how we miss him As we journey along life's way. Our darling child has guile to ...
... Barrowford—January 20th, aged 28; Isabella Speak, 6 Ann Street. Barrowford—January 17th, aged 50; Matilda Hargreaves, 4 Cromwell Terrace. Brierfield—January 15th, aged 80; Mary Ellen Starkie, 27 Elland Road. Nelson—January 21st, aged 72; Emily Hirst, ...
... doctors, for their kind expressions of sympathy received during their sad bereavement.—Spout Houses, Blacko. s SPEAK, MR JOHN & MR. FRED ' kVA ' SPEAK desire to thank all relatives and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received ...
... Bible alone can speak to our need. I plead with you to use the Bible more. Let the children become familiar with it, and learn of God' i r e a rt • ing personally with men, and meta personally with God. The second thing I wish to speak to you about is ...
... Hogaith ll2 H. Haydock F. Smith J. Petty R. Wyth'rewaite 125 H. Heap W. Raw Unman 125 H. Hargreaves 122 W. Clarkson .. 48 A. Speak 12. Scrtch Breaks: P. Jeeves (Brunswick Strec• A) 51; K. Arnold (Barrowford ConEs.' 46; T. Dixon (Brunswick Street A) ...
... NELSON In connection with the annual municipal gardens and allotments competition, the presentation of prizes by Councillor D. Speak, chairman of the Housing Committee, and Councillor G. Rushton, chairman of the town's Food Production Committee in the Allotment ...
... HAPPY ALLIANCE. Speaking in reminiscent vein of the times he had spent locally, Lt. CoL Greenaway expressed his pleasure at being present that evening after so long an absence. When he first came to Nelson there were not many men members, but they had ...
... to the crown of his head. He went to the man's assistance and he seemed to have difficulty in speaking. Witness heard him say very qt_yet . lY, I cannot speak, get a doctor. He informed the police. P.C. Wright said that at 10-30 he received information ...