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... C. Hardacre (also rep. Mr. H. Mawditt). _ Representing the staff and partners of Messrs. Aplin, Hunt, Thomas and Brooks were Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. 8, Bnohm Rogers, Mr. A. Hobbs, Miss C. > Miss V. Checkley, Miss H. Tew, Miss J, Edyvean ...
... COMING OF AGE Draper.—Congratulations, love and hest wishes JEAN for your 21st birthday. July 23rd. From Mum, Dad and Ken. Hardy.—Love and best wishes [SHEILA for vour 21st Birthday, July 23rd. From Mum and Bobby. Haynes. — Congratulations TowM on vour ...
... CURTIS & HENSON At the WHITE LioN HOTEL, BANBURY, OXON, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th at 3 p.m. Solicitors : Messrs Aglln. Hunt, Thomas and Brooks, High Street, Banbury, Oxon (Tel. 2646). Auctioneers : Messrs. Curtis and Henson, 21 Horsefair, Banbury, Oxon (Tel ...
... Hook Norton Parish Church, under the conductorship of the Rev. T. Montague-Lawrence, sang the anthem “Come Holy Ghost” by Thomas Attwood while the register was being signed, following the wedding at the church on Saturday of Miss Sylvia Wyatt, danghter ...
... Alf Jefferies, John Skull, Ray Powell, and last season there was the failure of John North. Mr. Cringan has re-signed Barry Thomas from Bedworth Town to lead his attack. Big hearted Barry is often erratic in his performances but he is a 90-minute tryer ...
... out of that he had to pay for his food | and lodgings. It was stated that Taylor stole the milk from the doorway of Freeman, Hardy and Willis shop in High Street early on the morning of October 12th. The magistrates ordered that costs of 7s. 6d. to be paid ...
... stag party. As Mr. P. G. Hardy, replying to the toast of ** the Association ’ said “ 1t doesn’t do any good but it certainly doesn’t do any harm, and it is a fine old tradition.” The toast had been proposed by Mr. Trevor Thomas. Su’Ft. R. Buckingham proposed ...
... really vicious” —were com- (;;‘_,u., _y —— T mitted ’:\‘ the lf--mmnglnu team. .\.\;nl)m and Croughton sccretary, Mr. Traccy Thomas, Lockheed Mr. R. F. Roberts, said : **Mike Chilton sceretary, has this to say : “Those will always be remembered locally for ...
... finished Saturday’s home game against Hinckley. Team : Townsend ; Bennett, P tt ; Wilson Harris, Barker ; lc;n'inln. McGarrity, Thomas, Betteridge, Steel. Banbury .;'#;encer Reserves are at home to the Warwickshire Constabulary, k.O. 2.30 p.m., in a Warwickshire ...
... Badger Hospital, Shipston-onv to JOSIE (née Hall) and AT, God's recious gift of a son (Terence). Grateful nks to all Staff. Hardie February 23rd, at the orial Hospital, Paulton, Near Bristol, B (née Kent) and LESLIE, a son N\ olas) Tarvis February 24th ...
... Straw bales by Messrs. F. and D, Watkins. R = 8 Penny on the shilling and shove halfhflu}v. Mr. V. A. Hardi ;xllu and balls, r. .lmu;ebcka% .1. Thomas ; treasure hunt, Mr. . R. Pinfold : marbles, Miss P. Anderson : lucky ticket, Miss A. Spanswick. Tossing ...
... Mr. John Wilks, Mr. J. Cheney uubr). Mr. G, Peters, Mr. M. French, Mr. M. Rice, Mr, A. Nicholls, Mr. D. L. Frame, Mr. T. Thomas, Mr. W. 8. Hall (representing Councillor Portergill), Mr. J. Bustin, Mr. W. A. Rathbone, Mr. F. Stroud, Mr. A, Hancox, Mr ...