... wmur‘b' obtamned only from .;: gheir ‘ch‘u‘;’n% {:' watched m’“ waltz winners were s'h dPollce congratulated MC. at the St. Thomas's- ding Hockey Club held ‘g’'so*ifi' Clven&h House, New-|& Sons. Holbenach c.'j’a minent part i the service, hg M B Orooby ...

... illness. =~ for floral tributes sent. s The Bungalow. Moulton E, . HARDY.—Mrs. H. Hardy to express sincere thanks :.''# pressions of sympathy in ;. fi. cent_ bereavement. o — T 2 St Thomas's Road % ding Nd g, ...

... Bunting. | ollin, Mrs. |D. Brand, Mrs. » Mr.| (bri leader) = DISTRICT E SBRy G . e %gm,.(m;.&;'em;?s.efimwmfié“’mffi‘& . N Hardy. {&mci'%%?s' Mrs. S. Mr. ‘Kemp. nm?.‘lemm.?cmxe roll were t:ll:otmumh's\ Billingborough b:ated e Nira g 00, Mr. Wells SR ...

... PLACED ON PRO BATION RONALD THOMAS 128). of 37. Whitehall. — ton, appeared before Spalding magistrata 1111 Tuesday on two charges of obtaining mom* false pretences with intent to defraud. at Spalding on December 3. Ronald Arthur Hardy a TRUCK WAS the Green ...

... with only one front white -- chairman. We have here two In court Thoma s said h had analogised personally to lamp. HOLBEACH due to her in wages, he said. sound men, and with conti. Mr. Hardy and Mr James. P.c. Naylor said that he Inspector P. B. Wright ' ...

... rates do not apply to ¥ Weddings X Mr. B. J. Co;?h Miss S. Chilvers Mr. Bernard John Cooke. fourtm of Mrs Coocke of 33 St. Thomas's-road, Spalding, and Miss Shirley Chilvers, third daughter of Mr and Mrs E A. Chilvers, of 118 The Com., 'mon Spalding, were ...

... vear-old will_be four three-|tribute to Mr. Bailey. inesday. was _told that the |Amateur’ Dramatic and L nt,bre_e four-| My Thomas invested his ¥outh died in Jobintor hospl-’ | Operatic Society's annual din-|and one. six-vea ve-vear-old talk with captivating ...

... arise, the x’;iec'le‘:)ynwn — mdlreserve wll? be ready to step Mr. and Mrs. Triffitt, Mr.|/back into khaki. C. Boon Mr. A Hardy, Mrs.| However, the battalion it- I ‘Bird Mrs. 'A. Chappell, self, will, on paper, still be in Mrs. T, O'Sullivan Rics, | existence ...

... Palance lda Lupino Wendel ~ Corey, Shelly Winters THE BIG KNIFE ) branch in the Eastern Area | knock-out competition. Harold i ‘Hardy won all three of his singles 1o record Spsldlnxsl only rubbers. A fairly strong contingent of league players are taking e —— ...

... S.h.r. xme.Jw. N. White, %1 apman, J. B. Bray. and A.| Tegerdine v ‘ ~ The meer merevacomws CBDAldates were Messrs. C. A. Hardy, D. Ouzman. R. C. Chenery and S. Piggins. The officers, who were returned unopposed were: President Mr. J. W. Bennett: vic ...

... Prizewinners were • , discussed as were those for a competitions, Mrs. Todd Mrll band concert 'The secretary'Overson. Mrs. Hardy. Mrs.; i was elected to represent the; Smith and Mrs. Hill' whist • ; branch at the annual con-, Mrs Topham and Mrs Wil:I ...

... . S BoTRS on Parish Councii | owland Holbeach fortnight. He was 8. \\nson. Stephen Hartfll. Tony MSS Tulipland lof 18, A, Thomas Jones. retained his :nltn 1919, and c :’ll‘llcf,l‘beck for nearly g(‘,;d“:; and spse%';{msmu\vl%en who will hav 195(};’_ ...