... stove pipe Batik Hall war time nursery was damaged firr ear!*' yesterday morning. THE BRIEF HOUR The Rev. E. S. White was the speak-r the meeting Monday i \Tiiin of tlie W.imen'fl Section ot the British Legem. Brnxton sang several sole* and was accompanied ...

... STOTT. —ln loving memory cf a dear wife and mother, who passed awav June 6th. 1942 We often think her 6ilence. often speak her name; But all that can see a picture frame. So to those who have mother, Treasure her with care; For never feel the heart ache ...

... about ago. St.. being playing member iry Magdalene's football teams. was at- one ?er Thoa. Eruruott and Up loaves daughters i' speak •fort iu Br.lam. ...

... Aladdin (Miss B. Speak), Mrs. Mustapha (Miss A. Smith), , (Miss E. Cooper), Prime Minister (Miss P. Sutc'.ine), Princess (Miss S. Smithson), Magician (Miss M. Haworth), Genie (Miss D. Dewhurst). At the. piano were Misses J. Kippax and M. Speak. Pianoforte ...

... thf Jlov. W. Wakefield sin>ko in tin evening. In scholars of the service the Jones, t lie supe l.he Sisterhood Hour afternoc speak Ha*. ed n a :- X i and Mn». Mrs, and M i, when Mr Mi?? led pi a; ...

... WINDER.—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, who passed away May 25th, 1942. We often think her silence, We speak her name, But all that we can see Is picture frame. So to those who have mother Treasure her with care, For you never feel the heartache ...

... Pollard, was raised for • Mothers* Union Fund. Mr. Pollard was M.C. and Mrs, Aidr»- presented prizes as follow: —-Ladic- Mrs, Speak, Miss Frankland aid Mrs. Moorbouse. Gents Mrs. Y. Smith. Mrs. Pilling and Mrs. P. Whitehead. special prize was won by Mrs. ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 29th, SUNDAY, MAY Saturdays and Sundays at 6-30 p.m. Week Nights (except Friday) at 7-30 p.m. MRS. BENSON WILL SPEAK ON TUESDAY, MAY 2nd. Mr. Benson wilt personally relate— terrifying experiences in the hands of Japanese torturers at the ...

... B. Inglis Evans, the Mayor's chaplain, both of whom went round the wards to distribute the cakes the bed patients, and to speak a word to each 11 was an eager audi athered for the concerl Mr. Derek Ran Miss Monica Ilowari Tom Oil Phillips w GENEROUS RESPONSE ...

... Mrs. Holmes, the National Secretary, speaking at a meeting of the Burnley branch of the National League of British Parents, at 1, Coal-street, on Thursday evening, said a deputation is going shortly London to speak in Hyde Park, and to try form branches ...

... AMIIS the intensified and fanatical nationalism for being largely the cause j trouble the world, Professor Leeds University, speaking at a conference '* International Affairs ' the Burnley School for Girls Saturday. urged that the great hope the future i ...

... years ape four and but one every day reaching; the Mayo: from perviiig- and von the home .country and all the battle fronts. speak praise of generosity of all will) the Fund which provides their} with such very able gifts ...