... about eight Imys who met the Skipton Road district. They played cricket and football and fought one another, and, generally speaking, they hud good time. One of them, who was termed The Professor, took Iwiok along one day it was called for Boys, ' They thought ...

... n is ►forthcoming for 7s. 6d. hut if want save human lives there is the greatest difficulty in getting it.*’ Tli* Mayor, speaking a motorist, agreed that dogs were great danger. Another discussion took place measures to aai'eguurd children ...

... m cunri)? incipient deafness, weakness of siuht and other ailments which imuht not have been detected in such gtxid time. Speaking of naughty children, Dr. Robins, n said good hidings had their place, but they did not meet the situation in every case ...

... Colne Dramatic Society would willing to give all the , assistance they could to such an . effort et ’play LOVER.” The Parson Speaks By REV. FRANCIS A. PAYNE Just over week ago, report was published in the daily newspapers giving a comparison of the religious ...

... Who diort October 19th. 1943. Also a dear Sister. ELLEM. Who dasi February 23rd. 1929. think of you in silence. We often speak your names; Cod only knows bow miss you. journey aloud lifes way. Forget not. Daughter Charlotte, Rennie amt Dorothy. 1«P In ...

... Street Junior School, Colne, gained third place the class for children's choirs, and were placed second in children s horal speaking, the group being conducted by Mr. r. Melling. In the junior choir class Fiimet Secondary Modern School were ond. Among the ...

... could relieved thinning of other people- Frank Spencer was inimitably funnv as Abner, an old vil.ager, and his a', ling and speaking were in keeping with the eluiruetei. Slieiiu Stokes did well the mere the laiullord imd brought out cleverly live anxiety ...

... for re- uniting Europe and securing European peace.* So Mr. Harold Gibeon, M.C., M A., the Central Otliee of Information, speaking Woetcm Union the Colne Rotary Club Thursday of last week, Mr. (hhson. it was statisl. hud visited France, Poland. Czechoslovakia ...

... was the silver cup p |d) . opinion shorn! lie ednw by the candidates from Barn- d , higher spiritual and o for their choral speaking. |n | (. The public would These girls were trained Miss P. n()W . hunce to decide for Hidden. The branch also won the i ves ...

... Sjieak. Gents: 1, Mrs. Shorrock; 2. Mrs. Talbot; consolation, Mrs. Ormerod. Saturday (bridge), Ladies; 1. Mrs. Mosley; 2, Miss Speak. |Gents: I. Mr. Parkinson; 2. Mr. H. Firth. Tuesday (bridge): Ladies: I, | Miss Parker; 2, Mrs. Crabtree. 'Gents: 1, Mr. W ...

... will he given to use them. —Yours etc., MAHY C. ISLI Paddington Oroen Children’s Hospital, Paddington Green, W. 2. The Parson Speak* •• COBWEBS By REV. H. PUGHE MORGAN Spring is in the air. and in most 1 tomes there may also lie clouds of dust, showing that ...

... •• In callinfl: upon Mr. D. \. member of the committee of the « .\quarist SooieU- and head master Lord Street School, to speak. Court cillor Ozden said had for about 23 years been enthusiast for tropical aquaruuns. Mr. Doiz said was very p.eased to l>e ...