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... Mr. and Itra. Cedric Cozon. travelling-clock. Major S. A T. Coson. egg-holders. Mr. and Mrs. Cornish. cut-glass wine decanter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Croot, silver deesert-spoon. All at Cliff Home, Paignton, cut-glass crystal vase. Mm. Davy, jam -not. 'The ...
... Lucy (Goodmayes) D Cameron (deputy president) Horst (Chelmsford) Gerrard (Ilford) A W (Grasshoppers) Morton (Ford Sports) (Thorpe Bay) Stepeney (Mat don) H C Smith (Barking Boro) Banks (Shell) Blewitt Light Harrison (Tortoise H Porter (Ilford) Hart iSouthend) ...
... Harvey i 2 Hawkes i 3 Sharp Ditto under 15—1 Hawkes ii 2 Davis 3 McGibney i Ditto under 12—1 Harvey ii 2 Haylock 3 Cowell ii jump open (Vert Cup)— 1 Harvey 1 2 Parry 3 Sharp Ditto under 15—1 Bailey 2 Davis 3 Hatch i Ditto under 12— 1 Medcalf ii 2 11 2 Harvey ...
... M. Futter (David and Joy). Car- Mr and Mrs Colin Croucher, David Croucher, Helen Edmunds. Eve Edmunds. olyn Beech, Wendy 'Thorpe. Mr and Mrs G. OVA!. Mr Croucher, Anne Layton. Mr and Mrs B. Skeels (also rep Sympathisers included: Mr and Mrs C. Godfrey ...
... schoolroom an Wedne— OP A N O NA GENAILIAN . .tn ,lIU and well-known inhabitant of Burn- iity. Approximately .tlee was spent hum Thorpe, Mr. Ephraim Benetead : on renovation, and of that amount died recently at the ripe cold age lite had been raised prior to ...
... Collen was caught by Alex 'The visitors batted first and tailed 176-5 before dismissing and is unmerciless with the Denholm. P.Thorpe (12) and with W. Wilkinson 27 n. 0., K. Hempnall for just 64. bad ball. Only the end of the S. Cole jun (12) made a late Tooky ...
... 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 ...
... Scott, Mrs An- Mr Grimmer leaves a widow, one daughter fred Eric Coe, of Queen Elizabeth Avenue, Gay- drea Davies (Mr Philip Davies and Mark Davies), and one granddaughter. wood, with the service taken by Canon Paul All- Sympathisers included Mrs C. Chase ...
... members of Toe in the Services and realised £3 14s 6d Music was supplied by RAF dance band and about 140 were present Gunner W Thorpe was MC Legion Women’s Whist— The result of Saturday's drive at the Central Hall was: Ladies 1 Mrs Mallion 2 Mrs Davidson 3 ...
... heard the crash.—The defendant was fined £2 and 12s. 6d., the costs of the last witness. The Rear Reds.—Wm. Alexander Rose and Cedric J. Tonkin were each fined ss. for riding cycles without rear red lights Southminster after dark on the 27th March. Two of ...
... Edgbaston Andy Caddick takes five for 50 as Australia are bowled out for 118 Nasser Hussain then hits 207 as he and Graham Thorpe (138) put England in command Under-fire Mark Taylor hits a century as the tourists fight back but it is not enough as an unbeaten ...
... M. Futter (David and Joy). Car- Mr and Mrs Colin Croucher, David Croucher. Helen Edmunds. Eve Edmunds. olyn Beech. Wendy Thorpe. Mr and Mrs G. Castle. Mr Croucher. Anne Luton, Mr and Mrs B. Skeels (also rep Sympathisers included, Mr and Mrs C. Godfrey ...