... and H. Parker 7. W, Ellis and W. Smith 6: H. Taylor and E. Foster H. F. Hartlngton and C. Scrivener 7: K. Dunnlntr and K. Hardy 5, F. Smith and C. Turner 8; J. 801 l and S. Metcalfe 8. J. Thompson and J. W. Burrows 5; J. Hclllwell and A. Fryer 6. G. Abbey ...

... day school year. The service was conducted oy the minister, the Rev. J. H. Atkinson. He welcomed Mr. R. Hardy, who later presented the prizes. Mr. Hardy served the Charlestown Sunday School for a long period, including 32 years as general superintendent ...

... W. Wakefield, D. Robinson, J. Longbottom. 38. —K. Durrans M. Thomas. D. Pedley. M. Jackson. 3A. —E. Brook N. Jacques. J. Spurr. A. Airey 3T. —C. Hyde, J Boyes. K. Terry A. Mitchell. R. Hardy. Other prizes were;— Headmaster’s Prizes—Head Girl: Margaret ...

... turned over the bar Dixon. Salts swept the attack and a nice movement ended with the goalkeeper diving push round the post Hardy’s first-time shot After 25 minutes Salts, against the run of the play, conceded the goal which was to cost them the game. Dixon ...

... Carnations and pinks,” W. E. Shewell-Cooper; “Football Ambassador at Large,” by George Raynor; “Fuchias for all purposes,” by T. Thomas: “Garden Shrubs and Trees,” by S. G. Harrison; “Motor-cycle data book.” comp, by P. M. Williams and J. A. Reddihough. Travel ...

... obtaining after Tyson had Radchffe caught in the silos by Hitchenor Hardy became Rollinson s victim when he was bowled for only one run. making Bankfoot two wickeds down for nine runs. After Hardy’s departure Tom Tetlev replaced Tvson and with first-time results ...

... pass to JOHNSON, who headed home fourth Salts goal. Hardy and the visitors' left fullback were Involved in a bump, and the full-back left the field for treatment. returning within ten minutes. HARDY had been playing a better game In the second half, and ...

... the Greenfield Club. The following officers were elected ; President, Mr. H. Mosby ; vice-presidents, Messrs. E. Calvert, G- Thomas: secretary, Mr. J. A. W ebb; literature secretary, Mr. W. Dobson. A lantern lecture, entitled 1- Reclaiming the Desert,” was ...

... the team turned out like this; Dixon; Clark Ormondroyd; Murrav. Thver. Stables; Battersb;.. Fairweather. Glover. Mtdgley. Hardy. only because of the never-say-die spirit which prevaled throughout tneir ranks right up the end. Salts’ standard of play suffered ...

... Geoffrey Denison made capital chairman, and Miss Mary Craven did well with her little speech the opener. Norman Lee and Anne Hardy thanked the openers. Recitals were given by Gladys Denison, Eva Comlsh. Doreen Firth. Mary Duckworth. Eric Carlss. and Edmund ...

... (Tuesday) in the Shipley Musical Union Rooms. The film was entitled “What’s Cooking? and featured Philip Harben and Terry Thomas. The president. Rotarian Edward Hirst, presided and the thanks of the meeting were voiced by past president, Dr. J. M. McCrae ...

... THE HOME GARDEN Globe artichokes are not too hardy, and are ruined by hard frost, especially the heavy, wet soils and colder regions Cut off the old stems, earth up the young Inner leaves, and put layer of straw over them. In spring the straw can be used ...