... amorous duologue. Psikce's Street P.B.A. Clam are having whole day excursion Lowestoft next Thursday. A special train leaves Thorpe Station at 3.50 ».m.. returning from Lowestoft 8.45 p.m. There are several rail tickets left, which can obtained Mitchell's ...

... deputation from the areas worse affected by unemployment so that the question of employment might be discussed. Col. C. W. Davy said that the term useful and productive work was rather vague. The Swaffham council's resolution was nothing new. Everybody ...

... giveu conditional exemption; Jaggard. refused. Alfred French. 35, working farm foreman, Little Totham, was appealed for by Mr. Cedric Knox, who has live sons serving, another son killed, and seventh home from Canada to .join.—Conditional exemption. The Anchor ...

... Open class. £3, H. Roberts, 106 Lewisham High-road, Poof; £2, eqaal. Col. Davies, Oxford Lodge, near Basingstoke, King Taurus, and 0. C. Laurence’s Como; £l, equal, C. R. Davies’ Lady Cbloe, and B. Saandera, 191 Waro-stroot, Hackney. Hackney Monarch; v ...

... Michael Carter also beat Kevin Ward but there were Upwell Park wins for Tony Merrell over Mervyn Spriggs and Den Mlnett against Cedric Smith. SNIPPETS • LEE Miller's March Cons triple went out in the second round of the EBA championships at Worthing last week ...

... a-nd other officers.—Mr. acting as secretary, vioa Mr. Stone, serving with colours. THORPE. AcciDr.NT. —On Monday afternoon serious accident occurred Mr. John Wilson, Thorpe, who was out driving in a pony trap towards Walton, company with bis housekeeper ...

... gold, with gold headdress, and carrying gold carnations. _ Her gold chain and cross were the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Eric Thorpe was best man. Because God made thee mine was ably rendered by Mrs. Pilley while the register was being signed. The church ...

... . ire, Mrs. A. Harding, dreasing , mi., inrahuo Mis. . . egg-; Mr. '• '•h.-*.>la , yig ircf' i, X.Y.Z.. tobacco; '. -Mn.n thorp, •••■ '■ Alrw. I’r-d Saumlers, , s. ties, Mr- J. Chivere, fruit; '• - I'l chocolates; Alias J-, Papa•■rth, cake: Airs. Mrs ...

... absence of lady Green (the President), and was supported by Mrs. Davis (London), Mrs. French (hon. secretary). Mrs. W. Pattrick, Mrs. A. Knight, Miss Todd and Mr. A. J. L. Raman (Agent). Mies Davis gave an excellent address, in the coarse of which she praised ...

... 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 ...

... Bye (violoncello). 5.15: Children. 6.0; The First News. 6.30: The BB.C. Military Band; Olive Kavann (contralto). 7.15: The Cedric Sharpe Sextet. 8.0; An Empire Tour (Sequel —New Zealand), Mary Luty. 8.15: Fred Hartley and his Novelty Quintet; with Brian ...

... Littlemore. Mr and Mrs Vaughn• Williams. W Kirkham. Eric Watkins, Les Bragg. Gerry Freeman. Jean Birch. Pat Makepeacc John Davies. Dasid Clements. lan Swadling. Das id Day. Celia and Ned Plaits, Paul McCarthy. Robert Res (Rix and Bonlieldsi. Keith Parsles ...