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... in harassing the j Tathom; 2, Mr. E. Spencer; 3, 12.000, Barnoldswick has had Barnoldswick defence, hut failed to M r. D. Speak; cons., Mr. T. Driver, exceedingly small number of mime great deal of impression on Competition prize winners were: 1, enquiries ...
... (bridge) ; Ladies—l, Miss 1 The health of the town main- Fleslier; 2, Mrs. Cook. Gents , tauieu ilie average standard. .Miss Speak; 2. Mr. G. Mosley. Public lighting steadily improved _ Aipetien ind hoiie in the near future, when K.--ol«ctinn i , •i * iii ...
... COATS OFF? Speaking uutiviUee and rules of the Round Table, Mr. Smallwood said that the movement was not entirely for the sons of Rotarians, for. obviously, it did not follow that Rotarians’ sons would be interested. Although ere modelled on, and have ...
... honoured to numlfr him amongst them and they rvili wish him and Mis. Pickering health and happiness in the future. '1 Mayor, speaking the old folks' uartv i Tuesday, at which Superinident Pukering was present, referred honour conferred upon him and they were ...
... THE TIMES. FRIDAY. JANUARY G. 1950. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Parson Speaks THE CINEMA by REV. B. W. I~ HUGGINS RUSSIAN DISCIPLINE. The cinema, the Press ami the sch ...
... in Skipton, Barnoldswick, Blackburn, and Manchester College. Amateur Medallists trained are in the region of 200. RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. ...
... Economic League will l«e allowed to take any part in the Election campaign and courses instruction will arranged for tbe speaking staff- This procedure was decided some months ago by the Central Council of Economic Leagues and was communicated later to ...
... not led astray these arguments based on inaccuracies and half-truths; he should he sure of his facts, or, better still, not speak on subjects on which is misinformed, or otherwise the electorate of Nelson and Colne will at least doubt his knowledge of facis ...
... standard living depend whether not make success it,*’ said Mr. tvan I Hughes, r.n.H, M.A., of the Central Office Information, speaking Colne Kotaiv Inst Thursday his address, .Mr. Hughes uointed out that Great Britain is unable to feed her 50 million inhabitants ...
... of giving the British Umpire away, little knowing, in lus ignorance, course, tluit this part of the British Kmpiro that lie speaks about is still within the British Commonwealth of Nations looking up friend not with enmity of yore. And. Insdv, there rny ...
... those and their number is not small —who attend political meetings for entertainment rather than enlightenment. The Parson Speaks VOTE FOR . . .t By REV. H. PUQHE MORGAN The momentous date has been choeen. The L6nt ...
... successful players were; Wednesday (whist) —Ladies: 1, Mrs. E. Smith; 2, Mrs. Henson; cons., Mrs, L. Hartley. Gents: 1, Miss J. Speak; 2, Mrs. G. Ormerod; cons., Mrs. Grey. Saturday (bridge)—Ladies: 1, Mrs. Cook; 2 Mrs. Crowther. Gents: 1, Mr. A. Wilkinson; ...