... service in response to the request of Mr. Anthony Eden, Secretary of State for War. London’s Greatness The Kent County Spitfire Fund This week the Kent County Spitfire Fund reaches the splendid total of £11,303. And, what is more, the subscriptions show no ...

... -lri .od down JOHN THE BAPTISJ-S KpSf.SSI ln evacuee, aged sl a ^ Glue Kent and Kentish Meu which is orgamsing and left because one or two items. lon, manage o °j sorne thing the Kent County Spitfire Fund. CHURCH, SWALECLIFFE since out of date, were thought ...

... did not gamble unless it was an occasional shilling or two. He used to accom- Kent Coastal pany his friend with his dogs in order to get a break from the business. He cer- /'L.. , A Ci tainly did not lose money by betting. H TCnCS /AIQ I Debtor said ...

... Detachment. Kent 79. died in the Whitstable and Tankerton 0 le British Red Cross Society, was Hospital, following a fall her bedroom, visited on Tuesday by County Director, was held by the Deputy Coroner for East Miss B Batten, 0.8.E.. accompanied by Kent (Mr ...

... an opeiation was the only chance saving her d died under the anxs ...

... list Church). Middle J^ MET AT MAIDSTONE. A Londoner by birth. Mr. George is wellknown in many parts of Kent, having been in business at Maidstone, Farningham, Canterbury and Whitstabie. It was while working at Maidstone that he met and subsequently married ...

... licence be was unable to produce It and said it had been to Maidstone for renewal. Witness then gave him the usual form to (produce the licence at Sheenness -police station within fiv.e days. VC. Kent, Siheemeas, stated that October t}th Mills produced his ...

... MUNIFICENT GIFTS Sir Edward Meyerstein, High Sheriff of Kent, who died at Morants Court, Kent, on Sunday, made large benefactions to hospitals. He was 79 years of age. - In 1934 he gave £30,000 to the Middlesex Hospital for radiological work, and subsequently ...

... Mrs. Kenny gave very amusing account the Bellowship of the Beilows.” It was decided to use the donation £1 for wool for sea-boot stockings for the Navy. I A most interesting and instructive lecture on pruning was given by Mr. Chapelow, East Mailing Fruit ...

... recipients of many handsome presents, and greetings telegrams included those from the Association Men Kent and Kentish Men, and from the staff Boots, Chemists, Whitstahle. CPU J. H. CASHMAN and MISS B. N. HALL. The wedding took place by special licence ...

... at the Guildhall. His Grace, who was accompanied by Mrs. Temple, had been met at the East Railway Station the Deputy Mayor GOLDEN WEDDING. | lAldenman G. iM. Kingsford) and their LUCKHURST —HALL. —At St. Michael’s car was preceded to the Guildhall toy ...

... behalf of the whole diocese. WILLIAM CANTUAR. ■A Canterbury Golden Wedding MR. AND MRS. T. K. TRITTON. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Tritton, of Trenley,” Whitstable Road, Canterbury, celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday. They were married at Godmersham Parish ...