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... marriage:— Leaving God out of married grand before marriage. life. Give her a kiss, he urged, Expecting too much from speak kindly and tell her she is one's partner. the best in the world, and that you Husband's neglecting their would not exchange ...
... GOVERNMENT Government changed their minds with the sweet inconstancy of an April day. declared Mr. Harold MacMillan. M.P., speaking at Sittingbourne on Monday. Another criticism of the Labour administration. and there were many in his address, was that ...
... Telegraph he is no stranger to the business Ashford seems to have a partiality for writer-politicians and that Mr. Deedes can speak as ably as he writes he demonstrated in. Maidstone this week when he addressed the Chamber of Commerce there. At the moment ...
... we must increase production. said Edward Moulton-Barrett, the prospective Liberal candidate for the Sevenoaks Divislon, speaking at Snodland on Tuesday. Eaaenttals for greater production, he said. lay in three things, the good relationship between worker ...
... in thanking Mr. Auxbury for his lecture, humorously observed that a suitable rtm?ndm.ut to the tl•le would be Row dare you speak in nubile I' FRANK MASSEY Deceased. Pursuant to the Trustee Act. 1925. 4LL persons having claims against the Estate of FRANK ...
... Gravesend Technical School for Boys' speech day at the Colnerative Hall. on Tuesday. the first prize gising since 1936 After speaking of the years between. Mr. Guy said that the boys' school would ultimately be housed in new school which had to be built. ...
... OA RTFORD COMRADESHIP Speak:ng at the annual meeting of North Kent Fire Brigades' AS6Uclation at Dartford on Thursda•. last week. Mr V. A Patterson (president, said the enthusiasm and co-operation of the 16 vice-presidents and other officials was instrumental ...
... were playing Once they used a flamethrower in England but thank goodness they do not do this in Kent, said the speaker, Speaking of tuneless Tests Douglas Wright recalled the Fifth Teat Match in South Darien in 1939 when 19 records were broken In the ...
... swarm out again alio Speaking on Kent. Doug:as Wright laid Lebl:e Ames will carry on this season, and Todd will DO playing, too. There is a young fellow Cowdrey. a Tonbiidge buy, who is worth watching. and Derek Upton le a good player . Arthur Phebey ...
... the town In support of Sir Richard Acland on February 17th The same evening he will /weak at Swanley Working Mensa Club. Speaking for Sir Richard with Sybil Thorndyke at Gravesend Cooperative Hall next Wednesday I will be Mra. Daphne Markham. 9. Church ...
... MR. CHURCHILL MAY SPEAK IN KENT \lr. Churchill has provisionally promised to speak at the Sevenoaks Conservatives' central committee rooms at the Constitutional Club on Saturday, February 11th, in support of the candidature of Mr. John Rodgers. Mr. Rodgers ...
... enlightenment was ccnt!r•.ued when the next Labour Government was returned. Mr. Ernest Bevin may speak for Mr. Percy Wells MONO those who have promised to speak for Mr. Percy %Veils. the Labour cand:date for Faversham. are Lord Strobo:gl, Lord Henderson. ...