... on the second Thursday of each month in the Village Hall and current president is Mrs Jean Rook, whose mother-in-law Mrs Maud Rook is an ex-president. ...

... and the local doctors for their kind attention. Please accept this as the only acknowledgement. The family of the late Mrs Maud Rook, of 77 High Street, Langford wish to thank the many friends for their expressions-of sympathy in their recent loss. Mrs E ...

... president, were present and many messages of congratulation were received from other Institutes as well as one from Mrs Maud Rook of Biggleswade, gresidcnt for many years. She had attended the meetings until recently, when ill heaish prevented her. The ...

... Negus, Wendy Tack, and the collection was taken up by Ann Brown, Lisa Elrno t, Nichola Bignall and Helen Long. Mrs Evelyn Maud Rook, of 77 High Street, died at Bedford Hospital on November 5, aged 81 The funeral is at Southill church today (Friday), followed ...

... FUNERAL OF MRS. A.M. ROOK The funeral took place on Saturdagof Mrs. Agnes Maud Rook (82), who died at her home, at 42 Southill, on December 15. She took an active interest in many of the social activities in the villge. es!gecially in the Forget-Me-Not ...

... n and heard a talk on the care of the hair by Femina Fashions. Models were Mrs. Betty Dilley, Mrs. Stella King and Mrs. Maud Rook. Mrs. Jean Rook expressed thanks. Tea and biscuits were served and hostesses were Mrs. Jean Chamberlain, Mrs. Mary Ecott ...

... (Michum); Mrs. Waring. Joan Madge. Brenda. and families: Glad and family; Clara's family: Jane. Charlie. George. Les. and Maud Rook- Mr. and Mrs. Webb (83 Lawrence Road) neighbours Palace Street and Station Road: Annie and Bert. 41 Church Street, Langford: ...

... Rook, and the Vicar. Miss Valerie Ashworth was pianist, and solos were sung by Percy Rook, Rev. Kenneth Ashworth, and Mrs. Maud Rook. The annual payment of the Maynard’s and Francis Smyth Charities was made on December 19 at the parish hall. The committee ...

... a bring and buy stall in the parish hall on September 29. The chairman of Cardington expressed thanks. An old member Mrs Maud Rook delighted everyone by coming from Langford for the occasion. The White Horse harvest festival was held on September 28 and ...

... ouse collection towards present. The work was undertaken at Southill by Miss Flossie Jones and Miss Dewdney; Broom Miss Maud Rook and Miss Godfrey: Stanford by Miss Doris Taylor; and at Ireland Miss Jennie Gray. Practically every household contributed ...

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