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... Joyce and WEBSER—Sweet memories of our cousin James, 1949, aged S4 months. died January 2, ttle minds remember, Little voices speak. Of our Gear cousin baby Maurice We loved eut could not keep. dearly Gwenta ond Brenda WESBER—Treasured memories of our James ...
... Strays Society realised £3 The lessons were read by Jenifer Clough. Michael Helliwell, John The final event of the twenty-,Speak, Monica Whitehead. Joyce first birthday year of the HalifaxlFoster. Donald Barraclough, and Section of the Cyclists' Touring ...
... immediate assurance that unissued copies of the handbook are being withdrawn from circulation. In an introduction to the Speak^r's Handbook is the statemcnt: The material in these pages has been checked and counterchecked. It is, we believe, as reliable ...
... Westminster” Mr Mallalieu On His Pensions Freeze View TR J P W MALLALIEU I Huddersfield's Labour MP took the opportunity when speak- at last night’s Month in j ’Westminster” meeting held at the Temperance Hall to enlarge i upon reasons why was unable to lend ...
... pays up handsomely in end and in all probability the estimate will be realised Sir George Eddy’s Faith in Britain’s Recovery Speaking to members of George’s Sons of Rest Kidderminster at their annual dinner Saturday Sir George Eddy (patron of the Brinton ...
... choir, she is presuming; she doesn't, she isn't interested in her husband's work. If he preaches from notes, he is bore; if he speaks extemperaneously, he isn't deep enough. he stops at home in his study, he doesn't mix enough with the people; is seen in the ...
... Daughters Will Wed SO NO PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SSL, F. HILTON, Organising Secretary of the Women’s Employ ment Federation, speaking in London, to-day, criticised the scores of parents who, she were so convinced that their daughters would marry, that the ...
... BISHOP SPEAKS AT CENTENARY PLYMOUTH CHURCH , St. Peter's j Pl mou th, was celebrated a £ and the Bi of Ply-7T' F Whitfield Daukes) service 3 reSS at the evening k M need fellowthrem rema h rCh h d e * remark had been mane a t the inaugural ceremony ...
... G . * * speaks a subject great importance to all business men Queens Hotel Ballroom Leeds 5-30 p.m. ...
... Johnny had xot himself l>earhed here. He had come ashore with Bill because all the other firemen were Butch and he didn’t speak Dutch. He had stayed ashore with him because on the morning after Bill was only just coming out of his coma and, he explained ...
... j should only be too when people went to work and pleased to take her with en only their work was of . sum meh to see and speak tnc dirty type w j |, e of the people I came in Butchers' shops were crowded contact—'Mrs.) D COPPELL every Saturday and people ...
... s which, as Mr. James says of his encounter, then faded into the night.” I have never had the good fortune to get them to speak to the extent Mr. James’s ola gentleman did; mine gibber and scream before lading the nigh; I would console Mr. James telling ...