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... Rose is star of display YOUNGSTER Rose Harding was the star of a Christmas lights switch-on in Moulton. The residents of Copper Leaf Close organised a spectacular communal switching on of the festive lights in all the houses in the street. Rose, 10, treated ...
... KNOCKED DOWN BY DOG. Injuries to the face were sustained Miss Rose Harding, of Grasmerestreet, Leicester, when she was knocked down by a bail mastiff near her home. She was attended to the Leicester Royal |nfliSH *X> ...
... carried a sheaf of white chrysanthemums and red carnations, There were four bridesmaids, viz., the Misses Louie Newton, Rose Harding, Kathleen Newton and Carrie Woodeock, Mr. Wm, Newton was best man. ...
... James; Mrs Lesley Turner, Sfialding Road, Bourne; Miss A Shutt, Postland, Crow land; Mrs Phillips, Cross Street Spalding; Mrs Rose Harding Bell Lane, Moulton; June Leak Main Road, Quadring; Mrs Joyce Carter, Garnsgate Road, Long Sutton; and Wendy For man, East ...
... started his business life as a small grocer-at Maidstone. He is 77, and three years ago created surprise by marrying Mrs. Rose Harding, 30 years his junior, who had acted as his first wife s companion and later as his secretary and hostess. ...
... their way through the tall trees which surrounds this quaint little church. • The bridesmaids were the Misses Louie Newton, Rose Harding, Kathleen Newton and Carrie Woodcock. The bride tarried white chrysanthemums and semlet carnations, and her attendants ...
... veil, and she carried a sheaf of white chrysanthemums and red carnations. - The bridesmaids .were Miss Louie Newton. Miss Rose Harding, of Leicester. Miss Haltleen Newton. of Wymondham, and Miss Carrie Woodcock. The first two were in powder blue and beige ...
... fe Mrs Rose Harding used to live in a council house in Broad. Lane, now she lives on the Allison estate in Broad Lane. “1 think _ .Jink the new people moving here have brought a lot of life. A junior youth club has been started, although it’s shut until ...
... during the Week. WICE NIGHTLY. SWORTHY ans DOLLY EL Longer, and her Ong Week titied “ Right's Right.” wee Plaviet. en PRIM ROSE HARDING, per FECTION PICTURES, ANDR EWS and THOMPSON, © 7 SONS, ASS, T HARRY ROYDE, Jun., and OO. in WW SUEY try CHAPEL, CLASKETGATE ...
... that it has alternative use in the family. But her luck at competi- shopping bonus for the local future, he added. Mrs Rose Harding. of 37 lions began about 18 months Mace grocery store. She won the grocery voucher in a - sweepstake competiton run throughout ...
... Ms S Fitton, of Long Sutton; Jane Arnold, of Sf)alding; Pam Evans, of Spalding; T Brasslnq‘on, of Gosberton Clough; Mrs Rose Harding, of Moulton; Mrs ] Carter, of Surfleet; Kirsty Manson, of Moulton; J Fitch, of Lonsg Sutton; Mrs | Holliday, of spa]ding; ...
... - set by the| |players in_the two previous sea-| |sons which the company has en|joyed in Louth. ‘ Annette Burnhill, as Rose Harding the figure around whom the! plot of this turn-of-the-century’ play turns, is a natural accom-| plished actress. The fear ...