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... Mon-ill. Culinary plums: 1. : . . Pass -- (Haslington); 2. E Garner and N W. CIO: 2. L. Butler: 3. J. A. Graham (Haslington). Blackberries: 1. Birchenough (Haslington). Ladles' spray Mrs Goldstraw (Winterlev, J. Bennion; 2. W Cliff; 3. Mrs. Gold-2.: J H Poster ...
... A. Morrill. Culinary plums: 1. . W. Cliff; 2. L. Butler; 3. J. A. Gra(Hasfington) V 111 V and N. hem (Haslington). Blackberries: 1. Birchenough * -.dies' J. Bezudon; 2. W. Cliff; 3. Mrs. Goldspray: Mrs. . • '2. J. H Poster straw Crapes: 1, W Cliff; ...
... Dessert apples. Ws. Whitfield; cooking apples. Mrs. Whitfield; dessert, pears. Mrs. Halsall; Indoor tomatoes. Mrs. Adams; blackberries, Mrs. W. Whittaker. Tinted eggs. Mrs. J. Dswnend; white eggs. Mrs. J. Kent; brown eggs. Mrs. P . Hughes. Bottle fruit. ...
... scheme create a better understanding by World England And house criss-cross each Country the World the have I make own wine —blackberry damson by HELEN BURKE we can buy continental wines at reasonable prices seem to before who want own give approximate y fruit ...
... our dreams and turns them into dust. Who remembers why the land was called the - Bowling Green and a lost street learby Blackberry-lalic The Minister of Health .Mr Mae leca .pasklng to fleetheleb. My itsperte se there Is s rhyUsa or pagans In the heharleur ...
... Morris had boon a widow foe twenty Lockgate. a 100 heifer sired by Huddles- 'Matthew 4 : 231. Also the following learby Blackberry-lane. Sheets Years ford Iron Brand. The reserve champion Included from the Christian Science tezt. -- LVI 13 and -- MAU ...
... firescreen on which Jacobean embroidery used make the to match It BLACKBERRY MERINGUE TVLACKBERRIES other soft fruit or well-drained bottled or frozen fruit to make this tasty Blackberry Meringue Shortcake It is excellent eaten either hot or cold Ingredients-— ...
... powerwill find it hard to recreate house the church is to-day. the picture unless they make Blackberry-street (were there once observations as the work blackberries in the hedges there ?). Cross-street and the Bowling Green proceeds from day to day. are ...
... driving instruction. The incident would never have occurred if her husband had not slipped and hurt his ankle while gathering blackberries. She had wondered what she could do in an emergency. Jolted on to accelerator Wilson. in his statement, said he only agreed ...
... Walsh Plum: 1. C. Cassady; 2, Mrs. IL Burgess; 2 Mrs. Bell. Apole Jelly: 1. Mrs. 0 Bell: 2. Mrs K. °ening; 3. Mrs 0. Walsh. Blackberry Jelly: 1, Mrs K. Diming: 2. 0. C Cassidy: 3. 8 L Levy. Tomatoes (bolt led 1. Mrs. - F Bare: 3 Mrs. 6 Walsh Tor•steeg 4pu' ...
... spring are blooming now, months ahead of their normal Lime. And only yesterday 1 picked three-quarters of a pound of large blackberries from the hedge at the bottom of the garden. At No. 1, Deakin'a-road, the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Roberts, the front 1 ...
... ia being dispersed. SOMETHING LEFT OVER Thz teacher had suggested to her claza of eight-year-oldb that during an autumnal blackberry-week holiday short diaries shqu!d be kept. When school re-open:d Man honed in h:s diary complete on one sheet of paper ...