... Herbert Worn. to Laura. second daughter of the law Mr and William Doddard, of Windsor. 17 15th, Holy Trinity 3nd-Llout Jack Wilkinson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Fronk Wilkinson. Belmont Gardens. Low Moor. to Swale. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lorry Carter ...

... Markets And Fairs Special Sub - committee to supply information on the prospects of a municipal racecourse in Bradford. Mr. Jack Wilkinson (chairman) made this statement yesterday after a meeting of the sub-committee. Although the sub-committee had reviewed ...

... CARTER. AT LOW MOOR The wedding took place on Saturday at Holy Trinity Church. Low Moor, Bradford. of Second- Lieutenant Jack Wilkinson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson. Belmont Gardens, Low Moor, and Miss Bessie Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ...

... Ur Barnard Foster. of Cottinaham. secretary of the Hull branch of the society, was twentieth with 1.404 votes. and Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Shipley. superintendent of City of Bradford Co-operettas Society. Ltd.. w.is twenty-sixth with LIN votes. ...

... ion that four members of the committee should be appointed to obtain more detailed information, and the chairman (Mr. Jack Wilkinson) gave his casting vote for the formation of a subcommittee for the purpose. This will be a means of testing the feeling ...

... country spending the ratepayers' money in seeking out a racecourse. Alderman J. P. McHugh. deputising for the chairman (Mr. Jack Wilkinson), who was away at a conference, said he thought the matter could be left over until the next Council meeting. ...

... were: Rosie Darnbrook. mill worker. Burnside Avenue. Skipton: Joyce Horsfall Kirby. housewife. Regent Crescent. Skipton; Jack Wilkinson. shop manager, Skipton .in respect of a light In shop premises in Sizadford Street.: Elizabeth Wardle. housewife. North ...

... was attended by Miss P. Steinbach, with Mr. Philip N Bussey as best man. 411 4 1111 kN z - * c• * Second - Lieutenant Jack Wilkinson and his bride, Miss Bessie Carter, at their wedding at Low Moor, Bradford, on Saturday. ...

... 804. Alan Singleton 17.559, Stanley Bates 13.914. afraid Ooldman 14,269, Eunice Spencer 17.206. Leslie Wagstaff 17.950. Jack Wilkinson 13.442. Mary A Hurst 14.052. Marion ! Wade 13.121, Harry Brown 16.233. George Drinkwater 14,283. Kathleen U. Minsky ...

... the decision, all things considerid, appears wise, notwithstanding the prospect of revenue being lost to the city, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, chairman of the Markets and Fairs Committee, who sponsored the proposal, should be congratulated on setting an example ...

... Marion Keighley 9.031. Ernest binkinson 4.522. Cyril Z. Woodhouse 9.300. Joan Ellison 1.759. Dennis H. Stokes 5.94 s Jack Wilkinson 7.359. Wilson Imeson 8.000. William H. Goddard 5.030. Joan Over 9.547. Irene Clough 3.465 Doreen Button Norman Shepherd ...

... the chocolate factory of Rowntree and Co.. Ltd.. were sent home. One of the two men on duty who were uninjured was Mr. Jack Wilkinson. of Halltield-road. Layerthorpe He and his mate had lust finished their shift and were preparing to go home. He was in ...