... The Parson Speaks THE CLASS BOOK By REV. R. W. HUOOINB It is surprising what turns up at jumble sale sometimes. I often like to have rummage through before ;|,e crowd is let in. hoping. suppose, to find some hitherto unrecognised Wink of art, some hist ...

... behalf of ALL who have sought his aid in any wav whatever. Hus a political programme for the good of all. HEAR MR. DRAYSON SPEAK TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) BARNOLDSWICK—MAJESTIC BALLROOM, 7-30 p.m. KELBROOK—COUNCIL SCHOOL, 7-15 p.m. ...

... (Dr. I. h Garhuttl, and the sermon ill preached by the Bishop of Hulme (Hi. Rev. U. I-! Hoinby). Former Rector Tribute. Speaking at the graveside last Satin dav of Miss Kthel M. Whitworth whose death was reported in our last issue, the Kev. A. I’. Thorne ...

... Broadhead Moor at 3d. for 19cwts. Richard Towneley’s son, Sir Richard, was interesting person, said the lecturer, and she went to speak of John Towneley, from 1528 to 1607. who. by special dispensation, married his cousin Mary. John Towneley, who was saint, suffered ...

... into a nearby house where lived and the other two made off the direction Rainhall Hoad. caught with them, but they could only speak little English lie arnuiged for them to tie interviewed tl>e following day at Bamoldswiek Police ,Station in the presence of ...

... of it no other chance to build the peace will be given US Yours, etc., DICKINBON Hon Sec., Colne llianch U.N.A The Parson Speaks By REV. H. C. POMROY All our doings without charity are nothing worth.” runs the Collect. Here is another truth: “The corruption ...

... Two Candidates at Earby MR. SILVERMAN SPEAKS IN SUPPORT OF TOM ROBERTS When tun you remember ut previous elation. the previmw government implunng the people to ( xumine their record before they ia*t their vote?*’ That was one of the questions asked of ...

... several of the Townelevs and their doings, read extiarts from some of their writings, including diary, and descriptions them. Speaking of Peregrine Towneley, she said he loved to dress as old poacher. II is younger son was Colonel John Towneley, who married ...

... KELBROOK Minor Football Public Speaking Contest. .i*.wn,»K r Bantists 3 Members of tlie Kelbrook lbeir Fiinnera’ Club attended public A.though bulterfoith doubled Uu?i speaking contest «t Skipton onjopponenta score, there was to Thursduv. Succeasful entrants ...

... and the verdict was fully justified. .Vs in productions, there were son** weaknesses, one l>eing tl**t some of the cost not speak audibly enough. There should difficulty in remedying this, especially in a small sclioolroom. Considerable was necessary on ...

... a sorioua challenKP to oiir cotton mcluatry, and if to oast* of low costa, Ja(Mn cun Issit ns.” said Mr. T. H. of t'olne, speaking at the Rotary Club last Thursday. Mr. Scphtim’s talk was continuation address given by him the club some weeks ago, which ...

... notified by local fuel overseers, but thev will continue to get supplies from their old merchant* -until Jtojr l»t. The Parson Speaks JEtTINQ By REV. HUORIHB Humour one of the necessary elements of life. Without it we should probably mad. Often . enou ability ...