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... THE REV. HAROLD WILDE. King and Queen. Queen Mary leaned over and asked: What is this I hear about you gathering nails in the streets ? A few days later a hundredweight of copper nails of the exact size he needed arrived at his home—a present from ...
... LONDON LETTER The Rev. Harold Wilde. letters and telephone calls are still coming in . . . Mr. Hunt, who is chairman of the Birmingham Advisory Committee to the Midland Regional Board for Industry, contributed an employeri3 view of the probable effect ...
... Married at St. Anne's R.C. Church, Nantwich. on Saturday were Mr. Rodney Harold Wilde. of 111, Stationroad, Wylde Green, Sutton Coldfleld, and Miss Valerie Jones, of Yew Tree Cottage. Green-lane, Audlem The Rev. J. L. Pox officiated and the organist was ...
... England Men's Society at St Luke's Church. Greetharr. Street. heard a talk on The Outposts of the Empire. given by the Rev. Harold Wilde. ...
... dance in Acton Parish Hall on Friday. The MCI. were Messrs. Tom Kelly and Brian Heade and entertainment was provided by Harold Wilde (pianist). Charlie Cooke (comedian r. and Ron Symms (vocalist). ...
... afternoon. Head girl Susan Inskip (centre) with her deputies Cynthia Cooper (left) and Jillian Field- ’ Dawley’s MOH Dr. Arthur Harold Wilde, at present deputy medical officer of health with Birkenhead Corporation, has been appointed medical officer of health ...
... the matter of soloists, the following eminent | quartette being engaged: Miss Helen ! Jaxon, Miss Alice Whittaker, Mr. ' Harold Wilde and Mr. Charles Tree. The band was led by Mr. J. H. Grindrod and Mr. Wrigley, Mus. Bac. (Oxon.), had the distinction of ...
... author, and published by Burke Publishing Co. Ltd., Fleet Street, London, is based on facts. These were supplied by the Rev. Harold Wilde, for six years chaolain and governor of Tristan da Cunha, the loneliest island in the world, on which the brothers Rick ...
... mam veari Mrs. Musselwhite attended Holy Trinity Church The funeral service on Fr.dav last week was conducted the Rev. Harold Wilde Mrs. Wickham was the organist The mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Musselwhite. Mr and Mrs. Horace Musselwhite (sons and ...
... unopened. MISSIONARY'S QUEST FOR NAILS NEW story about Queen Mary's generosity and understanding was told by the Rev. Harold Wilde yesterday to members of Oldbury R.tary Club. A missionary on the little island group of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic ...
... Wordsworth Close. Wlstaston, who died on April 15 last. left £14,272.89 gross. £14,13710 net. Probate has been granted to Harold Wilde and James R. MacCals. of The Goathiand Hotel, Goathland, near Whitby, Yorks. Mr. Norman Henry James, of 17 Valley Road ...
... and after leaving the local school became an employee of the Cotton Mill. Formerly Miss Sutton, in 1939 she married Mr Harold Wilde, a Canadian who had settled in Bamford to work with his brother-in-law, the late Mr Ted Judkins. In 1940, Mr Wilde returned ...