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... examination Mr Rex Walters who presided spoke of the honour attached the which said the highest distinction obtainable art of speaking verse The dance was organised by Mr E Arthurson the Sunday School staff Secretary and MC for the evening was Mr H With-ington ...
... Trees and Their Uses Faseisatin Sty* Speaking at a Runcorn Rotary Club meeting on Wednesday, Mr. J. Sproston, • member of Northwich Rotary Mb, said he had had 45 years' experience in the timber industry, and be was still learning more about it. Trees ...
... already preached his first official sermon in Pasadena also been preaching in Southern Caroliha to huge audiences of negroes He speaks extempore Armstrong is 37 now weighs 12st Subject i Palestine The Weston Methodist held their Literary evening Monday when ...
... greeted me brightly: “Well and did Clementine see you right?” Ubique: “I was pursued my sister but did not speak Sister: “Ah no she said would not speak Clementine men But she promised me you on the right road ”- And ever since then I have determined not to ...
... Tory leadership been very qualified the Right Road for Britain And now Morrison becomes cautious about Believes In Britain Speaking at Lewisham he will no more desert than Micawber would desert Wilkins Micawber) Mr Morrison laid down the other day the six ...
... each day There no more potent influence on young children than attendance at properly conducted religious where they learned speak and taken at of 11 Record were kept primary by head tests were introduced this year children at the nine years entirely ini- ...
... MBLIAIILL I Speaking the nein. Mr. Davies said that it la 1111119. papers in Great Britain opendod centrally, in the NOM as the DIE C. ad broadcasting, then publicsdan of the facts would be and reliable, but very dull. He pat this forward as • argument ...
... SNOULD U OINTIFIUSI A lively discussion followed. Mr. P. L. Bower, speaking for the motion, said that anyone reading the popular Press on election mornings would think that the proprietors should not be controlled bat certified I The only factual newspapers ...
... a trip to Wales and sailing trip to Llandudno is nice to see school teachers taking an interest in boys out school hours I speak for the say You ’ Runcorn Mr C S may imagined from the -n above “Guardian” photograph a most enjoyable even-ing was spent by ...
... when three new members were welcomed The two principal speakers in a debate on “Town life versus Country life were Brown speaking for the towns Cook-son defending the rural areas They were thanked by Mrs Hitchen and Miss Steele Scala This week-end Robert ...