... held on their anniversary. It was }a pleasure to have so many present. The guest speaker, the Rev. A. L. M. Bickerstaff, speaking on “ Northern Ireland”, began by wishing the Inner Wheel every success. Northern Ireland, he said, became a part of Great ...

... However, the and contains Vitamin Das well as Scoretary. Mr W, H. Gibson, Government did not have the com- A. Generally speaking a sound coourer, Mrs K. Aynsley, com. plete reports when the legislation general diet contaiaing a good pro- apoee, Mesdames ...

... remarks and the latter “seemed half to startle at the sound of my vyoice as at something unaccus.omed.” Then she went on, speaking of the days when “the rush was on the floor, and the vapestry on the wall; when the oaken table groaned undel the red venison ...

... do hot allow body heat to be lost to the- surrounding air and by maintaining an adequate circulation of the blood. after We speak of being “frozen” but in living, warm-blooded beings our temperature could never be at freezing point. A lowering of the normal ...

... J. Spedding thought the build -- ...

... Nation lacks effective defence policy SAYS MORPETH M.P. AT ELLINGTON MEETING SPEAKING to members of Ellington Labour Party last week-end *7 Mr. Will Owen, M.P. for Morpeth, in a survey of the politica! situation, forecast that the nation will be amazed ...

... Bedlington Market M. Bickerstaff from Norham-on- Place Social Club in an attempt to Tweed. regain the position came near at Speaking to a large audience of the ballot at the week-end when he over 100 members of the club, Mr was defeated by the retiring cha'r- ...

... child had given him a very beautiful and cherished picture from ne: home. He also referred to a talegted youth who ocould speak five languages fluently, but who was found peeling potatoes in a camp kitchen. His mather, a teacher, had veen abie W get to ...

... appeal‘Slfli_e the district, . against the assessments immedi-| I fin} see how any e,omx‘p,;‘mff - S B o L Coun. T. D. Ime, speaking as an gre. We don's know what is going amateur, said his impression Was| i, happen .and nobody will be able that the new ...

... school child had given him a very beautiful and cherished picture from ne: home. He also referred to a talegted youth who eould speak five languages fluently, bug who was found peeling potatoes in a camp kitchen. His mother, g teacher, had Deen able o get o ...

... Coquet Angling Club dinner at Ashington Col. R. K. Phillips, of Newcastle, speaking at the annual dinner of the Coquet Angling Club in Ashington, on Saturday night, claimed\ that no section of the community can match anglers for friendliness and comradeship ...

... whether it vision of the Calvinism of his times, was “qne of those nights” when helpyy with the broad and wide vision had not to speak, buy in case he Was of the philosphy af the Brotherhocd requested to say something. he hadof Man TLet us cherish and gone upstairs ...