... Harrow area. co-organizers, Mr. H. N. King and Mr. R. C. lessop, told the committee that plans were well in hand for a record appeal, and that between them they hoped to raise at least 11.150, a record for Harrow. In thanking Mr. H. T. Coates for his work ...

... costs £l3loo—the equivalent of Hendon are away to West about half-a-season's income Maitland; Carshalton Athletic from league gates. visit the winters of the King- Success in cups may bring a stonian and Ferryhill replay; if little fame without fortune ...

... by the (Wicks. and Mr. Vaughan conducted the sideshows by members of the service, and, the sermon was Youth Club. preached by the Rev. L. W. H. The fair was organized by Whiteside. Vicar of St. Edmund Dr. G. N. Grose, churchthe King. who has been warden; ...

... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jackson, of 7, Moorcroftway, Pinner, was married at Pinner parish church on Saturday to Mr. Peter George Bone, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bone, of 23, Broadcroltavenue, Stanmore. The Rev. H. G. Sharpe ...

... (Marti, Walls cc). The production. at St. Albsin's Church MR. North Harrow. had its first night yesterday (Mundt* ) Britons and Saxons in combat during John Lyon School's production of the opera King Arthur. The opera, first produced in 1691 with music ...

... oonsratuiatad Dr. E Caryl Thomas, medical officer of health. and Mr. S. N. King, chief public health inspector, on their completion of 25 years' service with Harrow Council, at the council's July meeting. The Mayor and Mayorese at Harrow, Ald. and Mrs. H. W. ...

... Great Stanmore. on Friday, a: which the chairman was Dr. G. P. Crowden. The first impression might be that it was rather morbid and hardly the subject for a lecture. Mr. Howgrave-Graham said, but that was not so. for death masks were often beautiful ...

... group at a weekend camp at Whitsuntide when the fine weather attracted them to Kings Langley, Herts. A traditional camp fire was arranged for the Saturday night, and on Sunday, Mr. B. Shirman, group scoutmaster. conducted a Scouts' Own service. Parent& ...

... Burke. of 73. Carmel Court, Kings-drive. Wembley Park, and Mr. lan Robert Malcolm Chaston. younger son of Dr and Mrs. Chaston. of 32. Littleton- •rescent. Harrow. The service was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. A. C. Rowell. Mr. Ronald ...

... line design.—Mrs. K. A. Weale Other jam: Mrs. F. M. Caddel I, W. S. Loader 2. R. Walker 3. Tomatoes, open-air.--B. W. I, Mrs. G. J. West 2, Mrs. N. 1, Mrs. N. Harmer 2, Mrs. COUNCIL ESTATE Maxim I. Grown under ...

... at the annual speech day and prize-giving of King's School, Harrow, at the Churchill Hall. Kenton, on Friday, the Headmaster, Mr. E. Perks, threatened a handful of boys who would never try with expulsion. Mr. Perks opened his address by stating that the ...

... Patricia liardcastle, was married at St. Andrew's, Kings. bury, on Saturday. to Dr. Brian Haley Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hamilton, of 58, Oyerton-dnye, Wanuead, Essex. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mn. E. Hardcastle, of 270, ...