... looked us up and down, and then out and had a k look round in every diieclion. It will have to quick ’un,” tie said We all trooped in, and every one of the fishermen had a pint. were soon out again, and we chatted u few moments with them, and -illiert told ...

... A WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW SSBy MATILDA MARIA My word, I did have a rare old time last week! First went, bear the Bunkers Hill Methodist ladies give a concert the Women s Social Service Club. was a real good do.” We were sorry to hear tht ora' of the aJtistea ...

... more than a pile of stones to preserve. I suppose noticed that state the masonry more because it was a very showery day. However, we had very pleasant time. Mrs, Mitchell who lives nearly opposite the Hall, opened up a large room for us at a minutes notice ...

... showed diagrams of the disease and the treatment it, and a German doctor did lot about working out suceettsful treatment, we have a bit life saving tliank the Germans for. The same with tuberculosis. A film that showed tliat the treatment diseases, and the ...

... A WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW y_ By MATILDA MARIA—* I scorn to have such a lot I want ...

... A Barnoldswick Church Annual A substantial measure of success attended the annual “at homes” organis'd aid of Calf Hull Road iMetlmdist Church. Barnoldswiek. and hehl Friday. Saturday and Tuesday evenings. Much hard work had fieen put into the effort ...

... same complaints, I hope? you won’t mind if I say a few words to people? like that before going on with the usual topical chat. Suppose? you sit a minute and think out what re al!y winning the war consists of. Isn’t it something more* than annexing more ...

... discretion. It is hoped that by this change of rules a few* more members will obtained so that the fullest possible us© made of th© premises. * .In chat with sentativ© a prominent member *of the Club stated that rumours doubting the Club’s future could be ...

... unexpected advance party already sett led in. After tea and cosy chat walked along old road to Foulridge where we boarded bus for home. Sunday: Hurstwood (two meals). Meet Walverden Park Shelter a.m. Leader. J. Wilkinson. ...

... begins glow. For a few brief moments suggested that should take a peep into the imst. Before the great war BarnoMawick had cricket team which was feared ami respected. still talk the giants of the past, and lisl Whipp. Hairy Watson ami Will a hill are names ...

... A WOMAN’S POINT VIEW By MATILDA MARIA Dear Forces, —I would like to deal with two nattering complaints before we begin our friendly chat this week. The first is that night workers who have to sleep in the daytime are often wakened the barking or squealing ...

... we all had tea and a chat with various friends. A member present from the Oswaldtwistle Club lived in Colne for several years. She is Mrs. Sheridan and is 8&. I think she would the oldest club member present. After tea there was a short impromptu concert ...