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... Public Meeting in the Council Chamber, 8 p.m.; Dr. Mannadi Nayor, Medical Advisor to the High Commissioner for India, will speak on ** The New India an open discussion will follow; admission free. Don't forget a Hair-do for your New Easier Bonnet PERMS ...
... for India in London. Mrs. J. Lipsey, secretary of the Littlehampton branch, tells me that when he accepted her invitation to speak, Dr. Nayor said that he would talk on anything about India that the audience wished to hear and would answer any questions ...
... bored heard the club chairman, Mr. A. E. Kent, say on Sunday that it would cost £476 to install the equipment. Mr. Kent was speaking at the club’s annual meeting, held the dub premises in Downviewroad. Worthing. Members were told that a plan to build veranda ...
... Public Meeting in the Council Chamber, 8 p.m.; Dr. Mannadi Navor, Medical Advisor to the High Commissioner for India, will speak on The New India”; an open discussion will follow; admission free. Thursday. April 14th.—Conservative Women's Social Afternoon ...
... Rustington, on Good Friday. , Mrs. Tennant, on a nation-wide tour as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, was speaking at a meeting of the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Rustington. mony to the problems of human relationships. Destructive ...
... or complaint to make, he or she should make it known. Unless such feelings were in tiie open the society might suffer. Speaking of tbe St. Matthew Passion concert flic Barons’ Hall recently, Mrs. Lambert said it was a big success artistically, which ...
... brother, suspected by Flynn of betraying his cause, Anthony Steel remains tight-lipped but proves in the end that his sword speaks for the right side. The other film is Where’s Charley, a lively musical version of Charley's Aunt,” with Ray Bolgcr hiding ...
... New York at the end of 1953 when they .read the newspaper eulogies, than had ever heard of him in his lifetime. Now Thomas speaks from beyond the grave to satisfy his growing number of admirers, and the voice he uses is that of his accomplished fellow ...
... an excellent country for holidays, with its beautiful and varied scenery and abundant provision for sport and recreation. Speaking of character, lie quoted the words of a Northern Ireland poet: The Ulsterman’s character, like his climate, is not a soil ...
... at which the guest speaker will be the director of religious broadcasting at the 8.8. C., the Rev. Francis House. He is to speak on the work of this section of the 8.8. C., and it is expected that this will be one the best attended meetings the society ...
... materials is forthcoming the members are going to build their own club-house, said the treasurer, Brigadier A. Low, on Saturday. Speaking at the club's annual dinner at the village hall, Brigaidxer Low said that the cost would £1,125 without labour. have not ...
... Mr. Griffin said the cost of work proposed this year would be about £1.200. but only £344 had so far been contributed. Speaking for some of the non payers. Major B. McCormick said that most them would give their support if the committee could guarantee ...