... LIKES A CHAT Miss Borthwlck does very little reading. She used to read with glasses, but when they became unsuitable to her eyes she did not feel a desire for another pair, and now can read only large writing. She is. however. interested in everything ...

... A FISH CHAT. 1 need hardly tell you that fish needs more care in preparation and cooking tliau ■does meat, otlierwibe its delicate flavour is lost. ...

... A CHAT WITH THEIR HOUDAY MAYOR Runaway Trailer Blocks Sawley Brow OAWLEY Brow was blocked for about three hours on Tuesday, when a trailer, loaded with timber, ran down the hill after It had been unhitched from a lorry In order to enable the vehicle to ...

... TIME FOR A CHAT WITH THE CHILDREN The Mothers' Committee of School, opened the event, also in attendance. Ribblesdale Nursery School on which raised £26 for school The picture shows Mr. Saturday held a Christmas funds. Derbyshire and Miss M. fair at the ...

... A CHAT BEFORE THE CONTEST BEGINS Barrie Parker became Social Club. on Saturday singles champion and Geoffrey Tomlinson and Ted Thompson the doubles champions in the nibblesdale Table Tennis League individual knock - out competition, played at the Ashworth ...

... which were A little town of Bethlehem, Sleep Holy Babe. Unto us a child is born. The holly and the ivy. See amid the winter snow. A virgin unspotted, We three Kings and Away in a manger. Mr. N. Lawson was organist and Mr. ...

... Guild. He gave a delightful illustrated lecture on the islands of the West Indies. Mr. Blackburn, of Clitheroe, was lanternist. and Mr. E. A. Parkinson presided. A collection was taken for Overseas Mission.. and the evening concluded with a business meeting ...

... CHAT BURN WHIST DRlVE.—Seven tables were occupied at a whist drive in the Institute. in aid of Girl Guide funds. Miss B. Halstead was M.C. and the winners were: Ladies: 1. Mrs. T. Wilson; 2. Mrs. Bleazard: 3. Mrs. Sharp. Gentlemen: 1. Mrs. Harrison; 2 ...

... CHAT BURN GUIDES' WHIST.—A whist drive organised by the Girl Guides was held in the Institute on Tuesday. Miss M. Castlehouse was M.C. and winners were:—Ladies: 1, Mrs. T. G. Wilson: 2, Mrs. Robinson: 3. Mrs. C. Wilson. Gents: 1, Mrs. Turpin: 2, Mrs. ...

... m's Second detachment at Chatham road. Scoring was of a very small order, for winning the toss the homesters were first at the crease and hit off a total of 30, Briggs coming coming out best with a score of 10. Confident of rubbing this off Padiham followed ...

... CHAT BURN CROWTREES BROW has recelved a coat of macadam and chippings. This will be greatly apprec ated by cyclists. because the granite sets which the macadam has covered were rather danger us on such a steep hill. ...

... afternoon, a demonstration was given by the scholars and teachers, entitled The Golden Ladder. The chair was taken by Dr. Cyril Royle. All the services were well attended, and the collections amounted to £2l. HELP FROM RANGERS.—As a result of a series of ...