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... Cave and Mrs. W. Smith. A film show wits arranged ut Mrs. O. Pove4. UPTON HEATH. The County Chairman. Mrs. Burne recited poetry. Mrs. Beresford Jones was elected delegate to the County annual meeting Four parcels from the Canadian link acre distributed ...
... times. Several of her ,tortes for juveniles have been broadcast in the B.S.C. Children'.- Hour and some of her poetry has appeared in Poetry Review.- TO RETAIN ITS Mr. W. S Wlgglesworth. Derby Moccasin Chancellor. at • Diocesan Court of Appeal at Chesterfield ...
... kept: good wages and outinp.- KUpstrick. 7. Everslee Park. Cheater. COOK and parlourroanl req.—Apply The Hon. Mrs. Roger n. Poetry flydd HMI. near Denbigh. Notth Wale*. 1114 GENT (35), with own salocn car, seeks spare-tune acrlt: Rood Persanality, any propos ...
... his choir. He has long since established his name as an arranger and composer. but he is also no mean exponent of the art of poetry. His lona Boat Song contains lovely lines. His remarks when Introducing an item Were pertinent: Bach a highbrow?—No man ...
... firm the entertainment item for the ;al hail-hour. DUNHAM. HILL.—Mrs. E Jones prcsided. and a talk on **The appreciation of Poetry, cven br Mrs Stewart Lunn. assist-d by Miss Hughes and M. Jones A rote of thanka tas groomed by Mues f3eymo tr. A letter ...
... iiqteddtbd was held on Wednefiday. For this the tenth event of its kind. there were sections for music. elocution. literature. poetry and cookery. and preliminary Items were held eariier in the week Rev. Griffith Hughes presided. and th • adiudleators were: ...
... Mr. Davidson has contrived to coi,ect a quintessence of Blake. some of Blake at his strongest. lull of the peculiar prawns% poetry of exquisite and sometimes rather muscle-bound Sgures and some less outstanding, of Blake's work Mr. Davison was permitted ...
... pool Club paid • eurpise visit. He Mynde is in Lhe best or gave • short and amusing sketch of school magazines and contains poetry. his early life. up to the days of Mr. reports• and essays on various sultiects. Lovejoy and Enoch in the Happidrome Mur.el ...
... gave it • spit and polish,' and added several touches of genius. The Welsh characters gave their accents all the colour. poetry and fun of the Welsh language. The actors made one forget they were stage figures. and they had a beautifcl sense of humour ...
... moving singing of an Hebridean Love Song showed that behind the vocal fireworks of the majority of her songs lies a sense of poetry that is the attribute of only the greatest interpreters. --- After chewing how finely he can display his voice in the heroic ...
... any details GI their organisations and transactions which they may deem suitable for recording in this volume? for British Poetry-Mama Guild, GEDFFREY RANT/LEY-TAYLOR 10 L - m^-avenue York Prvsident ...
... City. Queens Perry. B Wllhams. of 12. Queen's Park. Twelve donations: Messrs T Adm. of 11. Klngsleyirood. Ores? Boughton. P. Poetry of 44 Wootlands-dry we. 11mate; Mesdames Pemberton of The Hem tam. Uvalde; R. M. Cooke $ Kllsoomy Park. • Veraon of 11. L ...