... Husband; Eli and Cliff James, brothers; Charles and Trews Hardie, Bert Arrowsmith, Cliff and Will Cantle, C. Hawker, Yorrie and Louis, cousins; Rata, Doble and Ron James, Hen Loaring, B. John, Desmond Thomas. nephews and numerous friends and neighbours. Floral ...

... carried out P r e ss i n g tt.° ' great success. her duties was proposed by favoured i , t. Saturday night, which was Mrs. E. Thomas and was were i osition family night, was devoted to supported by Mrs. Shelby. th p e he , a musical programme given The meeting ...

... women's organi-gallons in the Swansea Division. The chairman was Mrs. J. 8 Williams, J.P. Among those present were Cty.lr. Mrs. Hardy, J.P., and secretaries of local sisterhoods. Roll-call was taken by Home League secretary Mrs. W. May. and the special speaker ...

... eon; Bert, brother; T. D. Thomas. brother-in - law ; H. Mathews. G. Davies. J George, B. George. W. H. Dovmtnan, M. Downman, G. Downman. R. Thomas. C. Jones, G. Trolley, Ron Thomas, L Thomas, J. Trolley. B. Rothero. T Thomas. nephews; B ...

... W. Road, Margam. Thomas, Wyndham Thomas. Article in tapestry: I. Mrs Aid. Gwyn Davies. Messrs. A. Matthews 27 Wern Road. Trevor RN's, J, Shenton. L. Margam. .iones 7'. M. Rees, D. Rees. F. Pair of chairbaeks: 1, Ann Thomas, R, Thomas, W. C. Levshon. 22 ...

... bottles of mineral water valued at Is. 6d George Anthon Heard. a labourer, of 4 Keir Hardie Road, Baglan, pleaded guilty to the theft of mineral water. Insp. Arthur Thomas. outlining the case. said that two young ladies, Viuerie Maud Davies, of 35 The Plats ...

... ballots were held in all wards in the Vale of Reath, and the result of the ballot was a clear-cut win for Cty. CUL Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. Hardy was declared the official Labour Party candidate for the County Council Electiun 1981. • • • RESOLVER RFC Once again ...

... Mls K Anthony, friends. Mourners at the graveside: Milani Chesterfield. brother; Hallam Hudson. MrrlYn Morgan, sous-inlay; Thomas Williams. brcther-In-law; awn and Mervyn Clwaterfield. nephews; Rees William John Davies. cousins; Oswald Davies. D. Simms ...

... carried a bouquet A Jumble sale be of white roses at the Wesley Church The best man was Mr. Allehoolroom, this evening David Thomas and the IFriday) at 4.15 p.m. groomsmen were Messrs. • • • William Mitchell and Stan DARTS Fox. The Skewen British After the ...

... said she was with a Mrs. Thomas and a Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, all on their way to chapel on the afternoon in question. She herself was last to cross—l remember holding up my hands and screaming, she said. WREAK Mrs. Margaret Thomas, 52 Sidings Terrace, Skewen ...

... Committee members: Mr. Thomas N.. Morgan. Mr. William Ottery, Mrs. Nellie George and Mrs. Olwen Evans. The meeting closed with the singing of a hymn. The guest speaker at the next meeting on Tuesday, January 23, will be Mr. Haydn Thomas, of Rhydhir, who will ...

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