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... NOTICE OF RIMOVAL. Mr Tom White, ORGANIST Or °MON CHURCH, PROPS& SIONAL VOCALIST, MUSICIAN, è CUT'. TWAT= PIANO TUNER RIGS to thank the inhabitants of '-' and surrounding district for the patronage be has received during the time he been in business, ...
... tieyeral artietes owl greatly onjoyal, .;stNi of a eienoforte solo by Mr. A. Cooper: wing. Mr. Tom White hi iintaln Mice hi. . ..Ole Ancor , MacDonald: )Zr. Tom White and %fr. F Leder Watchman. woo, Alf Clarke Married and Single; wing Mimi M. Crolltt ...
... party organised by Mr. T. W. Webber, of Nuneaton. The items included songs by Mrs. P. Allen, Miss Miriam Taylor and Mr. Tom White. Other items were provided by Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. Webber and Mr. A. E. Jel;betit. Mr. P. Allen was the ac- companist. Mr. William ...
... a Monastery Garden.' Miss Miller; song, 'By the Waters,' Mr. Tom White; song 'Ships of my Dreems.' Miss Nash; song. Margarile,' Mr. Torn White: song, 'T Hear You Calling Me, Mr. Tom White; Miss Nash also sang 'Mountain Lovers.' and 'Misunderstood.' As ...
... pianoforte solo by Mr. Cooper, which earned loud applause. This was followed by a song. entitled :aid of Malabar. by Mr. Tom White, Nuneaton's blind tenor, which was sory nmelY rendered. Mies OLs.'re Miller. though her vice is not of the most eowerful ...
... * IP * By the death of Mr. Tom White. Nuneaton has lost one of its most cheery and courageous personalities. Blind from birth, Mr. White was never heard to grumble at his misfortune, but always had a merry laugh and a cheerful fo- all who came in contact ...
... entit'ed r.SA. Polities. in the coarse of which le dwelt upon the prinelplis that should inflaerioe the lives of men. Mr Tom White, the blind organist. read the lemon, sod very wetly. He also solos. Mr Bolt presided. ...
... FOOTBALLERS SERVICE. CHAIR to be taken at 3 p.m. by .11d. JAIL RANDLE. £w., J.P. soeaker: Rev. L. JOHNSON. Soloialt; Mr. TOM WHITE. ElocutioniA: Mr. WARNER (Ilinckle)l. Collection in Aid ot the FootLittera' lied A Hearty Welcome to All. 26.1 ...
... INTERESTING PRESENTATION At th.• Nuneaton demonstration .n connection with the centenary of the wid Fore ige Bible Society. Yr. TOM White slet. The Ron. See. comma'reeia to th• Bible Ilona, nogont:or some recognition. and on Saturday at received from the Secretaries ...
... (Stubbs. Milner. Miss Ethel Peacock. Mr. H. la. Tomblin. Mrs. Oreatorex, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Parsons. and Messrs. lg. Firth. Tom White, C. aturgess, audTew. ...
... Nuneaton. on Sunday after noon. by the choir. There was a large congregation. and the chnir gave a rendering o the piece. Mr. Tom White took the tenor solos. Mr. F. R. Lester the solos, and Masters Hall and Want the soprano items. The connective solos were ...
... delivered a ,oplendid address on The Book of Job—lto peculiar characteristics and lemons. Mr. 'Thorpe rendered two solos, Itr Tom White being accompanist. At the gospel service on Sunday .114 r. Osborn (pears' secretary) gave ele,l ereni a n d g . l ...