... THREAT TO HAPPY SPIRIT OF DANCES ® , ® Vicars ,views n e — a ' I ‘ I | ground here, and speak with one | voice on the matter, and it is vital, that we should, lest our silence should lead to even further State sponsored laxity in the country's outlook ...

... BISHOP SPEAKS ON CHURCH UNITY THE part that most of the world’s churches were playing in trying to solve the great conflicts and divisions of nations, was described bé the Bisho? of Chichester, Dr. G. K. A. Bell, at Iping Parish Church, on Sunday morning ...

... a prominent position fo McConnachie, represented by Mr. A. Harmsworth, said on oath that on the first occasion he did not speak to the RAF. men; it was done through his foreman. The following day he spoke to lecting of parkir When the C mended that this ...

... everyone.” One of the Council's difficulties has been keeping the cost of their schemes low enough to meet ministerial approval. Speaking of No. 3 site for eight houses at June Lane, Midhurst, and a site for four houses at Lurgashall, he paid a tribute to the ...

... Chairman of the Finance and General Purposes Committee, when he answered criticisms of the increased rents of council houses. Speaking of the expenses on| man of Rogate Parish Council, the housing schemes, Mr. Mans- | criticized Midhurst R.D.C. for field said ...

... corl:fntulawd the two oldest guests. r. Peter Gale, who celerates his 92nd birthday on Thursday, and Mr. Mathew Varns, who is 90, Speaking of the anonymous donor of the feast, the Vicar said he was the man who got the ball rolling for Fernhurst “ Forget Me Nots ...

... ord Winterton Speaks of Cathedral Nation’s Wasted Acres | Cormer i WB who belong to the land can claim that, in feneral. the standard of British farming is as good as in any country in the world,” said the Rt. Hon Earl Winterton, speaking at the annual ...

... necessary evil, an undesirable means to an end. It is not surprising that for thousands of men life i:u little purpose. He was speaking on the lack of a sense of vocation in the live of voung people to-da “We have a lot to learn about the creative use of leisure ...

... the parish to welcom;feople of the new areas crea by the proposed alteration of the City's parish boundaries, when he was speaking at St. Pancras annual parochial meeting last week. “Then we can become a homogeneous whole,” he said. The Rector, who presided ...

... President, Mr. J. H. G. Linfield, was proposing the toast of the Southern Counties Federation of Building Trades Employers. Speaking of the eight-hour day, he said: “ This number of hours to be worked in a day has been brought about by the unions. They have ...

... Memorial. Each of these five people will receive £25. Deanery Meeting Two overseas clergyvmen who are touring the coumr{ and speaking for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, visited Chidham and addressed a meeting of church ple from Westbourne ...

... declared Mr. Corthine. The Petworth and Tillington Association had covered every house canvmtns — “2 remarkable performance. Speaking at the Association's | annual meeting at Petworth, he | said that although the poll over the whole d::um was about ;78 per ...