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... \ BIBLE LECTURE Speaking on behalf of the ChriVtadelphians at a lecture delivered in the Adult Schools, Friar-larre. Nottingham, last Sunday, on the subject The Purpose of Life, Mr. 0. Tipping said that all things were crested for Occia pleasure (Rev ...
... was held on Monday evening. the subject being The Merits of Group and Individual Piecework Systems. with Mr. B. A. Green speaking for the fornwr and Mr. R. Grovos for the latter system. The various groups then took over. later pres•nting their repor:s ...
... their respective spheres. He stressed forbearance and agreed with Taylor that a man's word should be as good as his bond. In speaking of religion, he said we should accept the ideas of Christianity until they were Proved to be wrong, rather that wait for ...
... were recounted by Mr. G. H. Windrain, valuation officer for Long Eaton, in an interview with one of 0111 reporters when speaking of 43 years' servie 11l offices held Long Eaton Council. Y:ars ago. he Bald. the balance of the rate-book wee always ...
... bring youngst,rs into tt), church and teacn them Methodism and the right way of life. . . - -- itiOng the hymns chosen Master Speak. Thy Servant Heareth. An Imptve service WIPA followed by the e tent. ...
... feet of the Inside of the stand roof and the tote pay-holes all well alight. The fire was under control in 23 minutes, which speaks well the efforts of the firemen who were hampered by the extremely thick smoke and leaf& heat. This from the felt and tar ...
... hall would be packed with 500 people but only onetenth availed themselves of the opportunity to hear the local councillors speak. It was a pity for more ratepayers present might have raised more quem• tions and this problem of housing would, no doubt, ...
... crime against the child. The school years are precious Replying to the debate. Mr. Scopes said it was a gross exseration to speak at child exploitation. Child labour was forcing Ifttle children up chimneys and Lcrd Shaftesbury's Acts had stopped that. Public ...
... have ben cancelled. Prices range from Ts. Id. to ls. Id.. hundreds of unreserved seats always beinz available. BIBLE LECTURE Speaking on behalf cf the Christa&Mittens at a lecture delivered last Sunday Welt in the Adult Schools, Friar-lane, Notting ham. on ...
... are existing and endatvcuring to rear children in Nissen huts, and you call the Conoervative Party reactionary. The facts speak for themselves. Wealth bought up the kiddies' sweets a few months ago. and I saw long queues of people waiting their turn to ...
... we were all back a& Pastamately, it is now taught at school, so many children can advise their parents about road safety. Speaking of the Exhibition itself, he conmilmented the organisers on what they bad achieved. They had not done their wort to make ...
... Session and Star,'Mord Ward Labour Party, who presided. regretted that Mr. H. Belderd lindispoeed) had been advised against, speaking tre.t evening. Work Of The Connell The chairman defined the composition of the Beeston and Stapleford Council—nine Labour ...