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... ST TRURO Jewellers &c &c 2198 CARHARRACK RESIDENT FUNERAL OF MR JOHN JOLLY The death occurred at West Cornwall Miners’ and Women’s Hospital Redruth shortly after his admission of Mr John Jolly Albion-row Carharrack Mr Jolly had been employed on the outdoor ...
... conducted the Vicar (th e Rev. John Ray). Thi greatest sympathy felt with the parents and sister, Miss Joan Purnell. LOCAL WEDDINGS MR. F. W. G. HARRIS AND MISS FOJ On Boxing-day, Miss Edith Fox wai married by the Vicar (the Rev. John Ray at the Parish Church ...
... sister-in-law Mabel Torauav : his the Walters and Mrs Blewett and Minnie friends and customers at Collins’ Arms Hotel PENRYN FREEMASONS At the Festival St John at Three Grand Principles Lodge Freemasons Penryn last the retiring WM W Bro A W Pitts installed Bro ...
... Symes (mother) was unable to attend through indisposition. THE LATE MR. JOHN STEVENS FUNERAL IN WALES. The funeral took place at All Saints' Church, Pontardawe, on Saturday, of Mr. John Stevens, who resided with his daughter, Mrs. O'Neill, at 11, Wollaston-road ...
... out 1939 Inspector Crook list of the at various houses the Inn Burrington Portsmouth Arms (premises satisfac-tory) Exeter Inn Chittlehanilhblt (satisfactory) King’s Arms Chulmleigh (s-uggested in hand) Kings-nymptoni (satisfactory) Maltscoop Inn (entirely ...
... Macmillan. LITTLE MISS MUFFET AT ST. PETER'S An appreciative audience at St. Peter's Church Hall gave a great welcome to Mr. John Townley's pantomime Little Miss Muffet. Principal boy and girl were gracefully played by Mary Fortey and Marion Bourne, and ...
... - ' were Messrs C (widower) F aftd H a Johns (sc Mesclames- J - E F Johns (ctaughter-'tn-Hrw) J Angove J Windsor Henry Johns H Johns A Johns Phillips (brothers-in-law) Mesdames R Phillips R Warne E M and A ...
... DULVERTON NEARING THE TWO MILLION 600000 DUE TO REGISTER IN APRIL further have now been fixed for the registration the Service (Armed Forces) Act 1939 The first of these registrations relate to not already registered were born between January 1 1914 April 6 ...
... entries. She awarded Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Stott ten marks, Mrs. Greener nine, and Mrs. Cleave six. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Arming and Mrs. Gates. MERTON. —The March meeting, in the recreation room at Heanton Satchville, was well attended. Mrs. W. J. G ...
... Lloyd, 43* Sun Street, Cheltenham, 10/-: Ronald Church, Wick 1 ...
... could only be sown throughout the countries of the world there would be no necessity to resort to force or to the clash of arms to settle their differences. The peoples of the world were all children of one Supreme Bring, no matter by what name they might ...
... Toop was that his lamp had been stolen at Yeovil. KILMINGTON A Dance, in aid of the Tennis Club, was held at the Jolliffe Arms Club-room on Friday. The music was supplied by Mr. F. C. Coles' radio-gram, and Mr. D. Coles and Mr. M. Matthews were M.C.'s ...