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... rTF‘IBER 13. 1957 THE COURIER 3 ___ ! St. John Smith & Son Wood & Walford PUBLIC NOTICES WANTED Charle s I. Parris MARIAM/I AUL AND Eves & Thair BOARD SCHOOL WEAR Scheel 3s, Calverley Road COSTUMES -for Autumn ESTATE AGENTS HASTINGS DISTRICT Gaberdine ...
... keep it.. and walked away. Crawford waved broken glass under Cadennee dun and told turn to take off his cardigan The youth removed his cardigan. put It over his and Crawford snatched it • He theic. the In hit hand, &We'd the away. - said Mr Cooper _ ...
... Tilley's house was searched anc a lady's black cardigan recovered. It had been In transi from a manufacturing Arm In [smelter to Marks do Spencers Ltd Ashford. They had received packet containing 11 cardigans anc had made a claim for the 12th which had been ...
... It was also resolved that the shwa 18 shirts, three sweaters. 12 vorced her husband in December. Sandwich coats of arms. formerly cardigans seven pairs of braces. six 11162. attached to the bridge, be punted padtets of handkerchiefs, three but went thrh ...
... and District Darts League. Mackland Arms - A beat Three Sis.ers 6.0 at home. Away to Mulberry Tree. United Services Club team also registered a 6-0 win. Ot her results follows: Central 5. Mackkind were as Arms B I ; Rainham Social Club 2, Angel ...
... Madge Fuller), Butner (Steno Badlett), Ehizabel h (Katie), Pauline Sherrington DouglaQ), John Rolfe (Col. I eat), Ena Watson (Bastian). t Fraser (Raymond), John (Uncle Stanley), Idward I (Clacton Shan.). 'Beth- Rita The net. P. P. Leek-, prieJ h 3nl SMARDEN ...
... which , October meeting at the Mission Hal c(junt she re cently returned, when Miss Brownlow, of Che Seal . _ was MC. i Herb arm gave a talk on the uses, Whist.— Mr. G. Wl f medicinal cullinary and! at the whist drive held in t ■ decorative! of various ...
... princess Rosemarie's heart beating on the glass screen. The radiographer then out her arm behind the screen, and the Princess saw the movement of the bones ol the arm and hand as Rcsemarie flexed them. Rosenuirle. is Nor,h-ern Ireland girl, has been at ...
... Bells 3 Bridge Tavern 3 Foresters Arms 0 Rose 3 Weston Arms Kings Arms 2 hard court on Saturday at 3 p Black Moors Head 3 Bowling Club was held in the Carpenters Arms 4 Hastings club pavilion on Wednesday even- Arms 2 Roebuck 3 ing presided ...
... IMn Brookes; cardigan Or Menet. the cars .involved was travelling miss Hint. it Mrs. Orton. 3 Mrs. Wks Wen by Mrs Rigby): 1 Mrs. Menem Mrs. Abery. The driver. 33-ystir-old Donald alsen—White butterflies; Rylrner CamerOn. of Forest Lodge. John Wickham 2 Raymond ...
... rent of 12s. 6d. This had been refused as living in the country affected Mrs. Cox's nerves. In lengthy correspondence with the Arm. Mr. and Mrs. Cox said that they had tried without success to find another home. Mr. Harry Dixon Gray, chairman of the company ...
... princess Rosemarie's heart beating on the glass screen. The radiographer then put her arm behind the screen, and the Princess saw the movement of the bones ot the arm and hand as Rosemarie flexed them. Rosemarie. a Northern Ireland girl. has been at Ramsgate ...