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... complaints of no control over the admission of children, and Mr. Llewelyn Samuel added that he had seen women with babies in arms going to cinemas.—The Chairman said there were several other things to be ! considered when granting licences, such as 'control ...
... Islwyn Jones. B.Sc.. son; Miss Va Jones. daughter: Mrs. M. Davies. Fro Vii a; Miss J. Jones, Fro Villa sisters; Mn. and Mrs. John Janes. Treherbert. lip other; Mr. • Richard Jones. Pentre Ystrad; Mr. Dan Jones. Maerdy; Mrs. Moses Jones and Miss Jones Manly: ...
... claims against the be Dyfed, including the counties of Estate of Jane Edwards, of Carver, Beth- Cardigan, Pembroke and the non-indusania. in the County of Cardigan. Widow. trial area of Carmarthen, which could who died on the 14th day of February, 1942. be ...
... going-away was a green and white check snit, with wine accessories. King's Hall.—On Sunday next John iliaritone). of Cardigan. is due at the King's Mr. Johns is arranging for Bethel' Jones. the young girl soprano, who is very popular in the south of the ...
... lion. Secretary. Cintre. Secretary. Tregaron—Nir T. 11. Howells, Preswylfa. Vale of Aeron—Mr. J. S. Jones, School House Cardigan—Mr. D. W. Thomas, 4, Napier tlardens. I.landyssul-111r. James Angus. Puntwelly. Tremain—Mr. T. D. Griffiths, School House ...
... cows; must be willing: references; live In, good home. -Apply. M. J. Jones and Son, Slaesyreglwys. Aberarth. near Aberayron, 4 arm. WANTED Working Housekeeper tor Farmhouse. about 45.—Write. Box B k I. Welsh Gazette Office, Aberystwyth WANTED immediately ...
... itself. They %brray fin and N.'s 4. 70 .. 6 '• Hanee.-1 dame was held at the Public have been enthusiastieal y rewired by the Cardigan t £7o.4smla. us. sd. hall on Saturday in aid of the local W.V.s. native:. 'ammeter . .c 16,757. Canteen opened at Roberts' ...
... the service at Bronglals pink reepectively, and each cairied a 'boarhe main debate of the evening revealed Kitchen Chairs; Arm Chair; American Wall on Sunday evening a party of children quet of Mixed fl owers. Anna McDonald was that the threat to destroy ...
... the devotional part was taken by Mn'. Aubrey Davies and Miss Clwen Prits hard, of the Welsh Congregational Church. and by Mr. John Jones. Miss Mair Davies was the acenmpanist. Visit of Vernon Lee.--An evening with Vernon Lee. who is doe to appear at the ...
... '(iii the proposition of Mr. John M.A., the bride's pastor, officiated, as-tat tor in the berse ruees, cyllich Well. j one ., th e ma il i hig , were Evans, Penboer, it eats resolved to a•-k sisted by the Rev. Prof. John Grirethe, closely contested. Alhert ...
... - . Mr. - Glyn Griffiths IToc II John:taster) j0n4.11. of Mr. and Nlrs. 1). J. , Asa veto. -I..congratulat Ma- lo t ;wen& and the Rev. Dan Evans, the organ- Jones, 411amrerstotwe. • I -Irert. El.s.. Rowlands. arid John • poets. PONTRHYDYGROES 1 W 81 1 ...
... cared for by Mrs. Evans, Pier restoration fund. During the Cardigan Sept. g, a ierital of instrumental and 6. Cadwgan-place. evening a cheque for was handed Concert A rtiste.-Mr. J. 11. Johns. vocal music was given in the church, to Capt. Perry Evans ...