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... service at Bethel 4 p.m. l NOROAN.—On June 8. at the Cardigan llimorial Hospital. Dan. Butcher. 21. 1114hnt.. Cardigan. eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morgan. Funeral Thurs. dat ...
... Artists Artists from South Wales figured prominently in the Ministry of Supply Art Club's exhibition which was opened by Mr. John Wilmot, Minister of Supply. in London yesterday. Mr. Walter Cole. who is employed at the Royal Ordnance Factory, Pembrey, ...
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... JONLS —On Jane 7, at Ga. Westbourne- F. Merin) r Tydfil. John Hugh. beloved r.band of the late Elisabeth Jones. Funeral Tunas'. 1.50; strictly Prrete• 1 KING.—On June 7. at Cardiff Royal leirmsty. John Edward. darling son of Mr. I-8 Mrs. Z. C. King. 83. Bangor-at ...
... but was obviously gentle reserved type of woman Mr : who walking the street arm-in-arm with her husband? don’t think was occasion when saw when was ei hand-in-hand or arm-in-arm Air In other words their actions were affectionately disposed towards each ...
... ••nlOat and kaolin as UPPUR GOITRE he occupation of Mr. i, • ,:st..sce owns an annual Feb 2 at a rental of 479 10a. per Si. Arm. witk Woodlands in hail 1 - 7 1 Al., Lot 3: The Freehold bans . • - e In toe el IJ•nrihangel Craand nix 1.11TT2 RE •• now is ...
... missed by Irene son-in-law Tom Family be together in same old wish to-day 6-2 JOHN and Tom 1945 Wife good-bye I thought ever again C-2 JOHN my Father and— Always Doris and sun 6-2 JOHN memory our Father died 2nd and Family in tho way to-day 6-2 NEWELL Will ...
... Arthur Porter got his II ad Ituncer 45, but when John Clay, h e last man, came in, Tremlett and Maid bad each taken a couple of cheap wickets. It looked as if Glamorgan would fail to reach 200. but John Clay had other ideas and hit a hard ST, including ...
... 26th Maternity ir Fiipa (Nigel) Clinic 6-23 JOHN June 20ih nt Morritton Mr Mr John daughter (Olenys gratituue Clinic x6-23 JONES On Juno Mr Mrs Mollie Meyriekj 'x6-23 LABBETT On June 22nd 1947 Beaufort Arms Mumbles to Mr Mrs S Laobett (nee Joyce Lewis) ...
... (Brian thanks Nursing Eaton Clinic vf-27 McFALL 20 Penller-facr to Mr Mrs 1 Bricel Hale C6-28 MILES On 42 to Mr Mr- A gift (Alan John) Grateful 'hank to Morgan 6-27 MORGAN On Saturday Hospital Mr Mrs Morgan 13 St (nee Cassie Phillips) to nursing staff x6-27 ...
... 107 Total for wkts) 560 Bowling: Wooller 131-1 Goode accused 59-2 45-0 L Davies 51-0: of assaulting intent 90'1 85-0 vvliile armed with Alfred 64-2 Inns A Gover - 1) V Wooli Porter b Gover M Watts L lbw li Lake Watkins Gover out II Davies absent Jewellers ...
... WESTON Lcv’rig son-in-law Dick Fondly by Dad Jack Enid John i 6-25! WESTON Cherished killed in June 25fbl?-rca' ’944 ---Always by Uncle Marx remembrance 25 LOST AND FOUND BROOCH (Star) Harvey's and St John's Church value reward 566 X6-25 SKIRT (Costume) lady's ...