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... of Wellingbotouldk to Phyllis B. Hunter, if April 30, at All Saints', Burnham Thorpe. Cedric Clifton Brown. of Congham. to Man• Aymee Lilian i Labouchcre, ofßurnham Thorpe. April 30. at All Saints'. North Wootton, Victor Verdun Ewing, of Lynn, to Cicely ...
... East Dereham, Harold Charles Hemment to Margaret Victoria Fashley, both of Dereham. Aug. 6. at the parish church, Hethersett, Cedric Curson, of Hethersett, to Evelyn Mary Clarke, of Whissonsett. Aug. 6, at St. Mary's, AttleboroUgh, Victor Herbert St. Pierre ...
... Jackson.' Rosalind Klrman Margaret Reeve. Robert Pattingale: Form I Valerie Mallett. Janet Melton. Sandra Thorpe. Hazel Wnitear. David Britton. Davi° Day. David Ganible, Grub. Bryan Last. Terence Salmon. cent Attendance: Roger Kidd Coin Tr!Mtt: Form 4. ...
... Arnim I Mr. K. Amon,. Mr. K. Cmnian. and Glenn and I:Ainslie.). Mr H II Payne. Margan:i Prom, Mr. B. Lyons. Cthen Smith. Cedric Bides. Paulone Newman. Riche. i Ruh Cullenhen. Sue higer. K. Eergus McLellan Iliumlyl. Mrs Reny Mrs E.Whye IMF N. Whye). Mr ...
... Mrs P. Settles (also rep was conducted by the Rev young players. Rex Oldham at Downham He was a vice-president of Mason). Mr Cedric Haynes. Mrs Dye. Mr PD. Walshe. M Mr G. Mason (also rep Mrs Mr H. W Scales). Mr and Mrs( Rex . Methodist Church and the cricket ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...