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... and Mrs. t. 0. Het'dwell. 41. glti:e 'Terrace, Triangle. April 2. 1955. at Well Congreg•tional Church. by the Rev. R. A. Hardy, RA_ 80. Graham. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Booth. of 2, Lingroyd Avenue. Well to Megan. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs ...
... p.m.: Amsterdam Trio. 6.40: Dam-building in the Do:o-. (organ) mites. 1.36: Interlude. 7.80: Katya Kabanova -1. 8.25: Thomas Hardy, tam. 0.40: Katya Kabanova -2. 9.15.-Bcientific talk. 9.35: Front **The 1.001 Nights. 10.05: John Downland's Song Books ...
... SIIAW.—On April 24. 1955, at her realdine..l2. Turnpike Street. Elland, Eva, iiied 70 years, the beloved sire the late Joseph Thomas Shaw. Service St the Chapel of Rest on Wednesday. April 27. at 2.30 p.m.. prior to interment nand Cemetery. Will friend* Please ...
... fas require FAX). .TD. SPRING MILLS. NEW a Stiorthind.Ti Mgt and a COp'Tipiht Clerk Toe positions are permaneut. Elate:MAN Hardy and Wi:lis. 1.3.4 . offering prospects of future incement , r require Young Lady Assistants, good and staff status.—Applicsota ...
... 1110: Opera-2. 9.05: The realistic fallacy (talk). 9.25: Opera-3. 19.15: Folk music of Italy-5. 11.15: A meeting with Thomas Hardy (rPt.)• 11.30: Close down. TELEVISION 5.00 p.m.-5.40: Children, comedy, cartoon. Singapore. 6.45-7!5: Teledignfwch Welsh' ...
... story-5. 1.55: Cricket scoreboard. 2.0: 1 , For the Schools. 3.0: The Fortunes of Nigel -7. 3.30: Orchestral Hour. 4.15: Thomas Hardy. 9.0 a.m.: News. 9.10: Housewives' I Choice. 9.55: A story, a hymn. and, ,a prayer. 10.0: Joseph Seal (organ). 10.30: Music ...
... Federation, and also representing Mr. F. Helliwell. secretary of the Halifax Club and Institute Union Games Mil League). F. W. Thomas (president , it i as Area of the Club and Institute Union), F. Mltcheil (secretary, Sowerby Bridge Employment Committee), ...
... Goicar Cen- _ p tral Liberal at BaLliffe Bridge. m nog Hall (Hove Zdte a Brats 21. 3. NUtten a: Turnbridge Wil.C. v. Crow Nest Hardy 21. H. Edmunds 6; Z. Booth 51, Park (Dewsbury) at Hove Edge. H 3 Bedford _10: J. W. HUH** 21. EJ. ROSE BOWL Conditions were ...
... lunch, Weep:, n. Knaresborough • tea, (10th); reserve. Drakery ( 10th ). 8.30 p.m., conducted by the Rev. LIFE BOYS R. A. Hardy. Monday: German language class. Calder Clarion C.A.C. Life Boys' parade The first annual display of the 7 pm. (Mr. Allan Taylor' ...
... and carried red Park. Halifax, and Mr. Michael roses. The bridesmaids were Miss John Seamark. son of Mr and Mrs. Marjorie Hardy. Miss June Fitton William Stanley Seamark, of Int and Miss Mary Bromley (sister of Ardington Road. Northampton. the bridegroom) ...
... Comener Commando SYS with 305 watt pISN, Seddon, and for the Mayoral civic service. Preceded by the Mace Bearer (Mr. E. R. Hardy), he is accom- cricket is K. Barrington (Surrey). Dynamo factors would be undiluted with Von Doorne Vehicles, D. Kenyon gets ...
... for evenings. Highroad Welt—DO' HE. I.3LUMBERB required. apprentice- I trained only, with tiling experience preferred.—H. Thomas and Son, Ludden. den Foot. OLAIN Weavers required. used to 1 Mohair', full time preferred.—APPlY John POW!' and SOn Ltd.. ...