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... and carried pink chrysanthemums. The trainbearer was the bride’s cousin. Misg Joan Turner, who wore pink taffeta, and Mr. Kenneth Jubb was best man. A reception was held at Annes-hall. the bride and bridegroom later leaving for the honeymoon in London. ...
... on behalf of the Ministry of Food. said he would offer no evidence in the first case, and this was dismissed. and Mr. Kenneth Jubb counsel for the defendants. pleaded Guilty in the remaining cases. BOUGHT LARGE QUANTITIES Mr. Knowles said that the Ware ...
... on behalf of the Ministry of Food, said he would oiler no evidence in the first case, and -this was dismissed. and Mr. Kenneth Jubb counsel for the defendants, pleaded Guilty in the remaining cases. BOUGHT LARGE QUANTITIES Mr. Knowles said that the ...
... community singing, and then came, musical chairs, for which prizes were awarded, the lucky ones being Iren ...
... niggers were. Bennett Brown, Claude Sherwhi, Noel Stockdale. Owen Williams, Tony Teague, Walter Taylor, Albert Squires, Kenneth Jubb, Herbert Hind, and Arthur Williams. The Rebels took part in tw« sketches, which were much enjoyed. The first, “A Curious ...