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... a. Said 81-sesr-old Mrs. mother of IS children. - I aro r•ry happy. Their consisted of chore. pew rren2 - - - potatort, blackberry and abide tart and cJatard Mr. And Mrs. Poord married over 60 vests Aso and ..lave lived at their present address tor 8 ...
... meals are loaded on to •a ear by W.V.S. workers Miss Aston (kit) sad Mn. Hunt. suited of chops. peas. greens. potatoes. blackberry and apple tart and custard Prom now on. 24 meals will be collected from the modern canteen kitchens of Pfizers. the Sandwich ...
... Perry. Dessert apples-1. H. Traham: 2. 0. Sturdy: 3. D. Websper. Pears-1. Miss Pox: 2. T. Plumb: 3. Mrs. Hurst. Cultsrated blackberries-1. M Hurst: 2. Mrs Websper: 3. C. Dennis. The hall was filled with a magnificent display of flowers. vegetables including ...
... Miss J. Stephens. Pears: 1. Mrs. H. Knight; 2. Miss J. Stephens. Cherries: I. Mrs. 0. M. Puller: 2. Mrs. A. E Hughes, Blackberries: I. Mrs. N. H. Steed: 2. Mrs. 0. M. Puller; 3. Mrs. R. Brett and Mrs. A. E. Hughes. Raspberries: I. Mrs. H Knight; 2. Mies ...
... cooking): 1. W. Stewart; .desserti: 1, S. Parker; 2, M. J. .Pox; 3. C. Dennis. Pears: 1, R. Sharp: 2. T. Plumb; 3. H. A. Miles. Blackberries: 1. Mrs. B. Pox; 2. Mrs. D. J. Earl: 3, C. Dennis. _ Section - Potatoes: 1. R. Huckstep; 2. P. Petley; 3. W. S. Btudham; ...
... Mrs. Knight: 2. Miss J. Stephens: 3. Mrs A. E. Hughes Cherries . I. Miss J. Stephens: 2. Mrs Kn.ght. 3. Mrs A. E Hughes Blackberries-1. Mrs, Knight. 2, Mrs R Brett: 3. Mrs. A. E. Hughes Fruit cake: I. Mrs D Nicholls: 2. Mrs R. J. Tapp: 3. Mrs W. Tyrrel ...
... E. Hughes. Cherries: I. Margate: 3. N. H. Steed. Orore J Stephens: 2. Mrs. Knight; & Farm. Man.ston. Mrs. A E. Hughes. Blackberries: Cauliflowers: I. W. P. Tabbush. I. Mrs. Knight; 2. Mrs R. Brett: Margate; 2. J. M. Cltapmci. Rams- 3. A. E. Hughes. gate; ...
... 3, Mrs. 8. Parker. Cooking: 1. W. J. Stewart: 2. D Andrews Pcors: 1, D. Andrews; 2. Miss M Pox: 3. T. Plumb. Cultivated blackberries: I. B C. Pox. Unscheduled fruit: I. E. Kennett; . 2. Miss Kennett: 3. G. H. Sturdy. ...
... LEMON BLACKBERRY FLAN Ingredients—Pastry: gar plain or Ingredients: 2 tablespoons ter. self-raising flour 18 heaped tablewa 1 4oz. ,oft brown sugar 14 rounded spoons. level teaspoon salt. 40z Cookeen. 3 tablespoons water. Filling: 1 pint lemon jelly. ...
... instrucwhich lasted until they were ex- tions on the packet. leave to bepilled by the Dutch in 1605. and come cold. Wash blackberries and all sorts of virtues were ascribed to add to the jelly. Pour into the flan the clove as a curative spice. in just as ...
... farm employees Child's cardigan .hand-knitted. not quick-knit.: 1. Mrs Norman: 3. Mrs L H Sutton: 3. Mrs, D. West. lib oi blackberry a.nl apple jam: 1. Mrs. C M. Page: 1. Mrs D. Nicholls; 3. Mrs. Knight. Golden syrup tart (short crust pastry>: 1. Mrs, C ...
... J. Stephens; 3. Mrs J. P. Bottle of plums: 1. Mrs. I. P. A. Smiths. 2, Miss J. Stephens: 3. Mrs. N. H. Steed. Bottle of blackberries: 1. Mrs. Knight; 2. Mrs. A. C. TYrrel: 3. Mlss J. Stephens Bottle of cherries: 1. Miss .1. Stephens: 2. Mrs. I. P. A. Smith; ...