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... DODDIXGTON hist Drive and Dance was held on in aid of the nursing association. Nurse Moore presented prizes to Dixon, Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Arnold, Mr. ••cuff. Mr. Henshaw. Mr. Lister, Mr. U'l'mvaite; spot prizes. Mrs. Arnold. Pearson, Miss Holmes and Mr ...
... Monday, the 27th inst. The Entertainment will con« sist comic songs, stump speeohes, and clog dances After the niggers' performance, the room will be cleared for DANCING, at which the violin and harp will played for the night. Admission to Nigger Perform ...
... organised a rally on Saturday and Sunday at Denton Wharf, which included boat rides on the canal, car boot sales, stalls, clog dancing and a barbecue. There also a vintage tractor run along the tow path from to Grantham. The tractors were provided by the ...
... (cup). International test: Six bird team, 113 eggs, position 3rd. Cards and Dancing—Promoted by the local branch of the National Union of Agricultural Workers, a whist drive and dance took place on Fridav evening. Music was supplied by the Lincolnshire Poachers ...
... Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Kirkbam, Mr. A. Clarke. Mr, A. Ingram, and Mr. F. Dnmford. A clog dance was contributed Mrs. W. Muggleton. Mr. Reg. Lee (pianist) played for dancing. Refreshments were served. ...
... portions fir the benefit of the Sunshine Homes for Blind Babies. The : al ir which followed comprised dancing, games, part the Women's lusli' choir, clog dance, solos, and sketch. GRETTON OTHER Nonagehariav Ishabitakt.—Two inhabitants have this year become ...
... Institute and a fish and chip supper. On Sunday there was an exhibition of vintage cars and motor-cycles. Morris dancing. clog dancing and sword dancing There were quieter moments, too, for visitors to 15 local gardens specially opened for the occasion. Other ...
... George hotel, Grantham. on Monday. Over 130 guests enjoyed dancing the New Olympians band a carnival atmosphere cieated the introduction paper liats, balloons and streamers. A fancy dress competition attracted many pleasing and original entries, and winners ...
... stitches under her supervision. The competition. Something new out something old.' resulted: —1 Miss Starbuck. 2 Mrs. Lye. An amusing play was presented by members and friends, and the evening closed with dancing, with Miss Green at the piano. MOTHER ...
... Mrs. Everett. Mr. H. Porter. Miss O. Beecham and other competition winner* were Mr*. C Bellamy. Mrs. Wilfred Nicholson. Mr W. Ravner. The M.C.S were Mr. H. Porter iwhlsti and Mr. T. Johnson (dance) and the door steward Mr. J Sharpe. Serious Influenza cases ...
... whist drive and dance on Thursday week, but did not turn out very profitable, for after defraying expenses there were only few shillings profit. The Reotcr, the Kev, J. J. Crathornc, was M.C. for whist and Mr. W. Ellerby for the dance. The prize-winners ...
... death their youngest eon, Victor, which took place Friday week, after life-long affliction. WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE.—A highly snccesefnl drive and dance were held in the School-room, on Friday week, and the Committee are be congratulated on the efficient manner ...