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... COUNTY SHOW ATTRACTION WIMBLEDON TENNIS STARS ENGAGED Dr. Gregory, the famous Wimbledon and international player, has undertaken to send down a team of six tennis stars to play exhibition games on the hard court at Hartwell Park during the County Agricultural ...
... TELEVISION f^seat CRICKET AT LORDS WIMBLEDON TENNIS RACING AT ASCOT and other outdoor events Demonstrations with PHILIP FANCOURT for BUSH, BAIRD, H.IW.V. Ctc £5O - - 8 TRING Tel, 3257 ...
... —With reatly-bcoked seats for these gtV exciting events as ttelJ. . . RUGBY LEAGUE FINAL FIRST TEST MATCH ASCOT RACSNG WIMBLEDON TENNIS J Ail ...
... these TELEVISION mint:tit events Wen . . • SPECIALISTS • RUGBY LEAGUE FINAL SINCE • FIRST TEST MATCH • ASCOT RACING • WIMBLEDON TENNIS um, ...
... 1/Of 1,3, 1,64 per yard TOBRALCO, 36 inches wide 1/6 per yard DORCAS RAYTEX, 36-inch, fadeless 1/3 per yard WIMBLEDON TENNIS CORD 161 per yard WHITE PIQUE, 36 inches wide 194 and I TWEEDETTES 101 DRESS RI:QL LINENS ...
... at Windsor Castle during their last tour in this country. The South Africans have been honoured in a like manner. The Wimbledon Tennis Tournament another of the world’s great sporting functions accorded royal patronage. Both the King and the Queen show’ ...
... monsoon, abruptly ceased. The occasion was the Firework Concert at Nuneham Park on Sunday July 3, a day on which the Wimbledon tennis finalists managed to get out on court for only seven minutes. Hundreds of people assembled in the landscaped gardens ...
... the country giving joy-rides to thousands of people every summer. CORSETS FOR THE MODERN WOMAN. I asked a well-known Wimbledon tennis player recently if she ever wore corsets, and was surprised to learn that even when on the courts—she is not one of the ...
... made tile following awards;— Decorated prams: 1, Mrs. Tugby ■ playing fields as National memorial); 2, Mis. R. Perkins (Wimbledon tennis court); ;t, Mrs. G. Jonnson and Mar jone Johnson ( ‘Tea for Two”). Decorated cycles; 1, Tony Perkins, (“Whipsnade Zoo*’); ...
... the demonstration, and Miss M. G. Cotton acted as pianist. An opportunity was afforded at the fete of witnessing the Wimbledon tennis finals, means of a television apparatus, installed by Mr. W. Newton, of Silver Street. Teas were served during the afternoon ...
... to-morrow (Saturday). Defendant told the that wa* making his way to Southampton. Th? remand was granted. Attendances Wimbledon tennis tournament this year totalled 219,000 an average 18,250 per day—and constituted the high >st on record. ...