... Spilsby Girl Guides, in one week, collected upwards of 2,000 jam-jars. ♦ * Eatina roc-v recently. Mr. Jack Wilkinson of the Pear Tree,’ near Holberch. bit something hira—and found _t ialf-a-cro\vn. Savings in llte Holland Division during the twelve ...

... green and will, it h* «ud. t»k* the place the neutral tints used to-day PILOT OFFICER J. W. HARDSTAFF. Pilot-Officer Jack Wilkinson Hardstaff. R.A.F., who was fatally injured a flying accident at fttxford. was the second son of Col. and Men. Hardw-aff ...

... Leslie Gay. Scredington—July Bth, Charles Richard Lunn. Ingoldsby, to Eleanor Wilson, Scredington. Skegness—July Bth. Jack Wilkinson. Notts., to Kathleen Grummill. Spalding—July Bth, Freda Hickman to Frederick Chamberlain: 10th. at Werneth; near Oldham ...

... Fovargue, of Grimsby; Mrs. Ernest Sharpe, of Mrs. A. FOvarguO. Boston; Mr. Fred Fovargue. of Wyberton High Bridge; Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Fakenham; Mr. Paul Fovargue, of Alberta, Canada. Despite her great age, Mrs. Fovargue still enjoys fairly good health ...

... and Wainfleet Army bands. Coun. K. Dennis presided. Those who contributed included: Urs. 11. Smalley, Capt. Stubbing*, Jack Wilkinson, Herbert Sroallev, Jessie Wilkinson. Mr Moody, Adjntant and Mrs. Bartlett and Bandsman 11. Booth. A vote of thanks to ...

... expense* : Csrrtsj* cost of emblems, printing and nowj»«!«s. etc.. £3 17s, LL Dennis snd Eileen Low* formerly M *rtte Jack Wilkinson Lodge. Brymbo. Have lost your address. ...

... Wilkinson and Derrick (daughter and son). Mrs. Sharpe and John (daughter and soni. Annie and Charles (daughter and Alice and Jack Wilkinson (daughter and son-in-law). Mr*. Derrick and Mr. Frank Sharp (daughter-in-law and son-in-law). Mrs. John Nundy and Mr. ...

... llev. A. H. Howard officiated. The chief mourners were: Mrs. Wilkinson, widow; Mory ami Emily Wilkinson, daughters ; Mr. Jack Wilkinson, hroilicr; Mr. and Mrs. Wright, brother-in-law and sister: Mr. and Mrs. iliggadike. brollier-in-law ami sister; Mrs. Tom ...

... future cases would more severely dealt, with. KEEPING TO THE ODD TIME. Harold Hodskin. postman, 28, Queenstreet, Louth; Jack Wilkinson, apprentice, 12, Louth, and Alfred Smith, waggoner, Tathwcll, were summoned for cycling without lights at Scamblcshy on ...

... (daughter and son-in-law), Mr. Harry Pratt (brother), Mrs. and Mr. C. Wilkinson (sister and brother-inlaw). Mrs. Mayer and Mr. Jack Wilkinson (niece and nephew), Mr. and Mrs. S. Marjason, Commander and Mrs. Norfolk Allenby (Stowmarket), Mr. and Mrs. Charles Creasey ...

... Maisie. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dennis, senr., and Mr. .Tc-hu Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dennis, junr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson. Mr. Jack Wilkinson, the Mi-ses Ethel, Dorothy and Rita Wilkinson (Donmgton), Mrs. Greenwood tLeeds), Mies Markham (Shore. Surrey). Mr. Herbert ...