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... For better friendship. Speak Mr. Wilkinson went üb's happy associations with Burnley Express. and, pr eroding. made this plea the and prt true Rotary spirit ideals of Rotar and eni ...
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If those men out there could pause to speak to us, they would speak words of courage. Our men have
... If those men out there could pause to speak to us, they would speak words of courage. Our men have never failed us, nor will they fail us now. We must not fail them, we must support them, we must SALUTE ...
SPARE Time Caretaker for Myrtle Bank School and Church.—Apply by letter, slating wages required, to E. Speak. ..
... SPARE Time Caretaker for Myrtle Bank School and Church.—Apply by letter, slating wages required, to E. Speak. 416. Rossendale road. Burnley. 266 ...
CAKES AND CIGARETTES
... CAKES AND CIGARETTES The visitors went- round the wards cakes and tarts and rarettes to the wounded, and speaking ...
D EST TO MISSIONARIES
... the black: and w fellowship which chain sports field Ha .ving paid the boys ir strength and powers campaign, Mr. tiibson w speak of the need for giv Africa education. Actually deal had been done, and >n West Africa wore developand ...
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... 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 ...
A LOVE MATCH?
... Metropolis to spend the summer there, and she was lodging at the village's only hotel. Within a few short days she was on speaking terms with every inhabitant the village; but none could claim a friendship with her closer than that enjoyed any other. That ...
TRIBUTE TO W.V.S
... TRIBUTE TO W.V.S Sir Norman went on tx> speak other branches the association's work, including their homes for children, the nursing branch and the clothing depots, and, referring to the last named, paid tribute t ...
LADIES' AUXILIARY
... Fletcher (president of the Auxiliary) prizes to the following: Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Tennant, Mrs. Waterworth, Mrs. Speak and Mrs. Howarth. A competition, by Mrs. Wharton, was won by Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Bury, Mrs. Howarih ana Mrs. Wright gave whist ...
make the evacuees as
... Burnley M.0.1. Lecture the Burnley Central Library on Wednesday evening next., at seven o'clock, Mr. Harold Gibson, M.C., will speak on Life in the African Colonies under the auspices the Ministry Informant and the Burnley Information Mr Xertius Spencer Committee ...
AGAINST FAVOURITISM
... person could then appoint a relation any position the circumstance made for favouritism, lack of discipline and, generally speaking, an unworkmanlike position. I know fmm experience the amount of trouble caused from time time through favouritism being ...
YOUTH SERVICE
... YOUTH SERVICE Interested writes was of great interest road Mr. Burlev a address to the members of the Rotary Club, When speaks of retaining these pre- Service movement* he should far more explicit. Are going to carry on after the war with movements ...