... agriculture and industry it was a intense pleasure, play and •‘hot-dogs” and juke- GREAT HOSPITALITY. Speaking the hospitality the meiicans, Mr. Bradley larking said there was their attitude Tliev v lumseit as trmted with ami extreme friendliness ami ...

... any small breakdown occurred j the men would repair it, but now the' just stand around until someone else 'does the job.” Speaking of the large economies necessary to reduce taxation, Mi- Gieenwood said that they cculd brought about in the ivil Service ...

... reminds of story new vicar who continued pleach the same sermon Sunday after Sunday, until the churchwardens felt they must speak him about, it. Yes,” he teplied, ” know all about it. When 1 see the congregation putting that one into practice I will goon ...

... our society on Christian lines, shall remain in power, and continue to carry the good work. —Yours etc., CIMS. The Parson Speaks ...

... Town Clerk had been granted since 1939 Tiie Mayor said it was about 20 cent. ONLY ONE-TENTH OF A PENNY A Merman HMiiiougii, speaking in support of the minutes, slated that the derision was in accordance with the recommendations of joint negotiating committee ...

... decided that the parents should written to. requesting that the should pay the cost of the damage amongst them. The Parson Speaks ...

... Hex-worth. Mr. were f ( ,l|,, W Edwin Waterworth, Abner Row, Hill . Top, Foulridge, carried out the arrangements. . Generally speaking the committee Conservative Annual Meeting , ere satisfied with the operation of At the annual general meeting of le scheme ...

... position was uiL-Hti aetory, It resol defer any ision thi* i l«»r a incintli. Guilds Ancient and Modern EX-MAYOR OF PONTEFRACT SPEAKS TO ROTARIANS the dftj the Guilds*- Iwtker ,elling bread was punished by [jeing made run several times through the town with ...

... (whist): Ijidies: 1, Mrs. Demaine; 2, Miss Sjieak ; eons., Mrs. Wilkinson. Gents : 1. Mrs. Speak; 2. Mrs. Guy; eons., Mrs. Ormerod. Saturday (bridge): Ladies: 1. Miss Speak; 2. Mrs. G. Cook. Gents: I, Mr. W. Hatch; 2, Mr. H. Firth. Tuesday (bridge): Ladies; ...

... The Parson Speaks will be found on paga 5. ...

... because oven in the knockabout scenes they managed in quite natural looking way to keep their faces partly to the audience when speaking, lliere was some singing and dancing, and really original items. OFFERS OF HELP Tlii ...

... attitude. because thought that education could help them to I* happy their working life. (Hear, hear). was surpiised see many speak against the leclnrei .Ml the speakeis dnl very well. It was a real education to attend such conferences and that was the opinion ...