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... instrumental solos on violin plared by Mr. Cooper and the electric guitar played by Mr. Kent. A quantity of cultivated blackberries and a sponge sandwich were auctioned by Mrs. Gibson, who afterwards glvo a vote of thanks to e visitors for their entertainment ...
... be to obtain another *Berl is • sensible suggestioot Consult—John Oliver. 41 Mere Street. Dies. Tel. 2642 WANTED—CIean Blackberries. 6d lb.. starting Monday. August 29.—W. Baker. North Lanham. WANTED for cash, or in part enchang• for a new machine. your ...
... home-made lam, and bottles l of fruit all ready the winter. Someone has been busy, but lots more b, needled particularly blackberries 1 and Matron tells me that shel is hoping plenty of people will pick an extra pound and , take them to the hospital. Those ...
... service included a| Later the couple left for prayer for the blessing of the|their honeymoon, the bride ring. 'wearing a dark blackberry The bride was in a long dress!suit, white fur hat with lilac. of white Hanan silk with short|rose and black accessories ...
... B. A. Bloomfield. Picklevery trophy in the show id l ing shallots. W. Naylor Dish , ne time or another, was cultivated blackberries. B. A. Awarded the National Clirv-iflioomfield. Apples. cooking. santhemum Society's silver M rs. O'Meara: dessert. T. ...
... gfples. 1 A. Mager, 2 Mrs. E. . Cooper, 3 Mrs. E. M. Cooper: dessert pears, 1 W. L. Taylor, 2 F. C. Millard, 3 Mrs. Mowe; blackberries, 1 Mrs. J. Simkins; variety roses, 1 W. L. Taylor, 2 Mrs, -Welch, 8 Miss E. M. Knight; chrysanthemums, 1 Mrs. Weleh, ‘2 ...
... Bloomfield. Pickl- Ed- every trophy in the show titling shallots. W. Naylor Dish .1 on one time or another, was,cultivated blackberries. B. A. I awarded the National Clirv-ißioomfield. Apples. cookini. • Me. Ge°. Ban. of The Gamble. Collection eight TPla ...
... talk on Herbaceous borders was given by Mr. Nunn. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs. Ward. The competition 'a plate of blackberries was lwon by: 1 Miss Hollex, 2 IMrs. G. Riddleston, 3 Mrs. Keeble. The social half hour organised by Mrs. Harris and Mrs ...
... Mrs H. Ward. 2 Mliss J. Townsend, 3 Miss A Halverson: 1 Mr' 13 . M Mitchel: 2 Mrs E Robertson: , gooseberry. 2 Mrs H Ward: blackberry and .pule I Mrs A Nealr•, 2 Miss Haverson Jelly. I Mrs. E S Proud. 2 Sirs D M. Mitchell. 3 Mr, E Robertson . Wines I and ...
... Black treasure eking the lanes and the - = hedgerows of our countryside you can And it. The black treasure ot autuasn. Blackberry bushes stretch their splay Wale the air.to cascade in ciesters of polkibed sweetness. Help yourseff, this treasure is free ...
... heaviest, 1 1. P. Bentley. Collection of wild flowers SC hoolchildrenb. I Janet Miller. 2 Stella Lyons, 3 Les:ey Chenery; wild blackberries. I Florence Lewis, 2 Annette Rainsbottom. Breed champion at Lincoln The Highglen herd of pedigree Large White pigs owned ...
... she likes very much. She also says she has been out blackberrying and has earned nearly El so far. Well, Veron - Ica, you have surely chosen a nice way of earning extra pocket money. I blackberrying; the fruits make such lovely jam or to cook . with apples ...