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... Stockley, 9, Bollaaon Hoad (12). Stanley Lucas, 27, Mifray Bond (10). Derek Lomas, 35, Beake Avenue (g). Dudley Neill, 142, Blackberry Lane (8). Irene Dryden, 344 Stoney Stanton (3), Muriel Fraser, 9. Ash Tree Avenue (13). Bobby Neale, 2, Kirby Eoad (9). ...
... 59. Eden Street (3). Jill Kelsey, 96. Hartington Crescent (7). Evelyn Cowley, 24, Arbuiy Avenue (11). Anita Spring, 84, Blackberry Lane (1). Tastes good does you good! A little of what you fancy does you good runs the famous old song and here, expressed ...
... n may be obtained from the Administrator. WIDOWER (with two children) requires Housekeeper to take complete charge.—Bo. Blackberry Lane, Stoke Heath. WOMAN wanted for dally cleaning work. Apply 108, Cox Street. Coventry. YOUNG Lady Assistants required ...
... black-out hours:— George Lewis, 49, Rollason Road. Henry Watson, 37c.. 5h., Spon Street. John Hicks, 131, Blackberry Lane. Mary Bearpark, 117, Blackberry Lane. Daniel Curran, 49, Coombe Avenue. George Richard Haynes, 73, Springfield Road. Herbert Dobson McGee ...
... Little Park Street. Coventry, GARDENING SPECIALITIES FRANK MASON & CO., Derby Lane. Tel, Nos. 3095-6.—Plot of Garden Ground, Blackberry Lane; approximately yards x 40 yards; £45, including shed etc. FURNITURE FOR SALE & WANTED WEEKLY BARGAIN COLUMN. T» Big ...
... 15, Styvechale Crolt (13). John Burgess, 37, Handle Street (11). Hopkins, 59, Stoke Aldermoor (10). Royston Hemings, 40, Blackberry Lane (7). Joan Yates, 2, Charle. Street (12). Ella Morgan, 50, Ludlow Bond (11). Sarah Barnett, 357, Lenton’s Lane (13) ...
... displayed during black-out hours: George Lewis, 49. llollason Hoad,; Henry Watson. sh. 37c., Spun Street; John Hicks, 131. Blackberry Lane; Mary Bearpark, 117. Blackwell Hoad: Daniel Curran, 49. Coombc Avenue; George Hichard Haynes, 73, Springfield Road; ...
... it is always a pit? when produce of this kind plucked long before it is ready to be gathered and becomes mere waste. The blackberry harvest, too. in districts where the brambles are permitted to flourish, promises well. There has been free flowering, usual ...
... seasons a little paradise for their young nephews and nieces. Many were the days spent with Aunt Jane as companion, gathering blackberries, mushrooms, searching for birds' nests, or, in the top meadow, robbing the hedge of filbert nuts. Aunt Jane's delicious ...
... Saturday. The brides were sisters, the Misses Margaret and Catherine Edwards, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards, of 17, Blackberry Lane, Coventry. Miss Margaret Edwards’ bridegroom was Mr. Reginald W. Smith, 233, Cross Road, Coventry, second son of Mrs ...
... Saturday. The brides were sisters, the Misses Margaret and Catherine Edwards, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards. of 17, Blackberry Lane, Coventry. Miss Margaret Edwards' bridegroom was Mr. Reginald W. Smith, 233, Cross Road. Coventry, second son of Mrs ...
... of Mrs Smith and the late Mr. Smith, was married to Miss Margaret Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B. Edwards, of 17, Blackberry Lane. Cov- Tlfe bride wore lute laec dress. Her bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Wait and there were two child attendants; ...