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... YOU CAN NOW RECORD YOUR OWN VOICE WITH ALL THE ACCURACY AND DETAIL THAT MAKES A RECORD WHICH IS A REALLY SPEAKING LIKENESS. WE ALSO RECORD IN OUR OWN STUDIO SPEECHES, RECITALS, MESSAGES AND GREETINGS. For full particulars enquire at NORMAN JOSEPH. ASSOCIATE ...
... House. Maesteg. where 11^' Tabor. the Rey. J. Melyille'will have tea, and in the Zones presided. The seniol evening he will speak at th• deacon. Mr. Howell Davies Town Hall. At the Town Hall 'poke, and referred to the he will be given a civic rerare qualities ...
... fast tearaway tactics compelling East Glam organ to rely often upon desperate defence to keep thel- 1 line intact, and it speaks wPIII for their superb tacklinq that they were defeated by one try. scored by Brown !n g (Llwynderw). ts occurred after a ...
... recep- Maesteg. and Mr. Vaughan ences to my father. ;lion. Thomas made a point of Following the Rotary Club WYnford Vaugh an speaking to the headmaster lunch. Wynford Vaughan Thomas has an int erna ti ona l of the school at the time. Thomas visited Plasnewydd ...
... Wherever we are, God's love ill around us. The birds, trees, aowers, the wide rolling ocean. the beaut if ul mountains, all Speak of Him, and seem to tell , 0 start another year with ars look down on the earh C adn e fe ess. Th^ stars looks down on the ...
... will be held every Monday between 6.30 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. Subjects include art. knitting, needlework. singing. choral verse speaking and elocution. some' It is hoped that a number of events at the Lsteddfod, held under the auspices of the National Association ...
... Germany and Iceland. The first half of the programme was given to a talk by each of the warbrides Mrs Lunt being the first to speak. The last half of the programme was taken up by answering and debating the questions telephoned in to the station by the listening ...
... world causes and was the which the miner worked sign of the world undo ground. and were thus !wide crisis which was to able to speak with personal the following year. intimate knowledge of the! (It should be noted that no complicated system of pay- excuses ...
... we have ever had. Cllr. Richards told members that they would have an opportunity later to pay tribute to Mr. Williams. Speaking of the difficulties that might arise in securing ! a successor to Mr. Williams. Mir. Arthur Edwards said: With regret I ...
... was an unusual. silence. Children, whose voices are usually raised loudly as they play their gsunea. c s uiciay ifl groups, speaking in unuertones. gister - inddid With the rest, of the public of te.t: Garw Valley. the death of r. :r headmaster. Mr. Joseph ...
... 7 p.m. besday. 2 bit February— Bryneethin Memorial Hall, 6.30 p.m. Bridgend Town Hall, 7 p.m. 22nd February Candidate will speak at many 1 EVE OF POLL MEETINGS k see separate announcement Ilbiirda. Fk•hruar 23r.1 TO THE POLL FOR ...
... who I wife' chain. IN NI OX EVANS.— In loving memory dear Mummy who fell asleep February 12th. 1943. I mention your name. Speak of you often. God Bless you Mummy you are never forgotten. -Always remembered by Corelll. EV.4NS.— In loving memory of my dear ...