... _ . -•■•Sj'., iriw« /Ig||sy ,-b^B ,a°l . ' X '■■ If a lass wants to do better for her- * self. I'm all for it: so I felt I ought to help Mrs. Butler’s 17->ear-old -SE daughter when she dropped in for a ’f Ci® chat one evening. “What's up, L ■' Joan ...

... needed, and winter weather coming on. Now having said that, let’s get on with our usual chat. Just recently I attended a lantern lecture given by Mr. E. Binns on a tour of the Isle of Man. Isn’t it nice to visit the place without being seasick? It was ...

... A Scoutin' Show. The value of a Scouts organisation connection with religious institutions, and as inducement for the younger generation to become active nieml>ers. particularly apparent the Calf Hall Road Wesleyan Church [—a fact which was plainly revealed ...

... distress ate evldem-etl b> dull e»--. pallid cheeks, a languid -t ...

... various rooms, and several members were very sorry they hadn't taken note-books with them. A Good Chat. Then of course, being women, they had good chat, they had a lot in common, with belonging to clubs which similar things. Great sympathy is felt with ...

... letters. ■ And now, Forces, I’ve a little inat; ter to chat about which I feel sure . you will be interested in. Social Service. A woman from Oswaldtwistle, and myself, represented the working women of Lancashire at a Conference held in London last week ...

... reviewing troops, chatting to Mussolini, mingling with the top names of his Nazi gang. There was even a picture of Hitler the painter and decorator. Mr. Green ripped the photographs out of the album and stuffed them into his pack. And later, beside a dead German ...

... To A time Conferences. A. Parkinson, J.P.J chairman the Colne Corporation 1 Finance Committee, and the Borough Treasurer (Mr. li. Cation) are attend the conference of the Institute .dunicipel Treasurera Accountants to held Illaekpocl from the 19th to ...

... A WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW MATILDA MARIAS^ Well, cun’t get some good “do’s” in our town? Really, the social round gives quite a s'.tiqirising variety of interest. I went to three “do’s” last week, all interesting but all different. The first was talk by ...

... memliers. many occasions (a* had felt that his business and professional training eonld assist him on matters and had never failed to receive the information and assistance wantisl. As an individual Alderman Pilling was always a gentleman, and when one ...

... Matron. Well, words fail. can only say that for quite a lot of folks half the interest in the affair was to just get a glimpse a face they love so well. She was there, of course, in the thick of it. Giving a helping I land everybody knew she would be. do wish ...

... match a memorable one for themselves, and particularly their captain for the week, Ellis Dickinson . . . Ken Bradshaw. tile regular captain was unable to play. For Ellis, if was to he a great day—his benefit after twenty-one years with the club. A ‘■bumper ...