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... wedding on Boxing Day. bers will attend the area confer- After conclusion of the business, ence in London. Mr Cedric Members enjoyed a small party Davies gave a very interesting Whichincluded bingo. At the Febtalk, illustrated with slides, on ruary meeting, ...
... vegetables The annual flower show heid on August i 8 made a fit of £ *he Strangeman ':rhunllme cup was won by Mr L. Smith of Thorpe Morieux. First prizewinners — Vegetables: Potatoes, kidney white, L. Smith. Potatoes round, Mrs Walker Potatoes, kidney coloured ...
... Brudcriell-Bruce (Mr and Mrs N. Embiricos). J. Rutter (Mrs Rutter). Mr and Mrs R. Watt. Mrs P. N. England. Mrs B. Mayes (Sue Davies). Mr Maurice Bailey. Ruth Halsey (Alan Halsey). David Saltmarsh (Mrs J. Saltmarsh. Mr and Mrs E. I. Saltmarsh). John Hutchinson ...
... Richards, Mrs J. Chiverton, Mrs Doris Fields, Mrs (Mr Oakman). Mr and Mrs C. J. Milward, Julie Rivers, Howard. Mr J. Thorpe (Mr and Mrs L. Thorpe), Mrs J. S. Gear. Wendy Trent, Mr and Mrs R. Roe. ...
... DAVEY -Floral tributes were re. ceived from: The Widow, to my devoted husband: loving memory of dear Dad, Bertha, Ernie and Cedric: dear Dad. Willie, Doris and John: dear Granddad. Ron Joan, Grabham, lan and Nigel Bert, Edith, Bob. Michiel and children ...
... Carers Group), Mr C. Short. Mrs J. King. Wendy Farr. Mr and Mrs J. Lee. Mrs J. Edwards (Miss P. Edwards). the Rev Davies and Mrs Davies. Mr F. Watson (Mrs Watson and Mrs C. Mowbray), Mrs G. Bentley (Mrs L. Johnson), Mr and Mrs K. Saunders. Mrs P. Morter ...
... Fayers and R. W. Garrod. It was well patronised. In five classes, furrows were drawn. The winners were: Oi>en.—l F. Lister (Thorpe MorieiiN), 2 G. Cobbold (Oln'barn), H. Pitt (Bihleston). 4 A. Diggens (Milden), F.. Mays (Hitcham), (i W. Smith (Ringshnll) ...
... and Mrs. Dermot Musker. Mrs. James Lonsdale, Miss Mary Lonsdale, Mr. John Terry (also representing Mrs. George Terry), Mr. Cedric Terry, Mrs. P. Finch. Mrs. Duncan Bcgttie and Capt. Leopold Lonsdale. Mrs. Percy Musker was unable to attend owing to illness ...
... Particulars and condition* sale may had of Mr. G. C. Davies, Solicitor. Norwich; the Estate Exchange. Tokenhouae J ard, E.L.; and of Messrs. Spelman, Norwich and CATTLE HAKRT, NORWICH, AMD CABKOW BOAS. THORPE, NORWICH. rULLY-UCESSKD FBEKHOLD PREMISES, I known ...
... 45—Time, Greenwich; Weather Forecast for Farmeors and Shipping. 12.30—1 he 8.8. C. Military Band; conducted by Denis Wright; Thorpe Bates (baritone). 1.30—A Pianoforte Recital by Kendall Taylor. 2.O—A programme of gramophone records. 2.Bs—The Strings of ...
... Michael laggard (Mn Rose limprd). Mrs Betty (Raymond, Sae and family). Mrs J. Gardime, (Mr R. Gardiner), lanes( Holden, Vicky Thorpe. Tracey Youngs (Ward F 7), Christine Goreham (commemity one). Philip Tyson One (Foreimy Commission). Educated in County Durham ...
... Methodist Church, Seaton Road.— 7.2o—The Week's Work i:n the Garden, by port so overloaded, ana so heavily insured, that W. Hatton Davi g acitals| Sunday Services: Morning 11.0, Evening 6.30. | the Royal Horticultural Society. it was not a matter for surprise ...