... Syrup of Figs brand. Obtainable everywhere at 13 and 2 6 (economy size). BREDON DANK HOLIDAY DANCE Bredon Amateur Dramatic Society held a successful dance on Monday night. It was arranged by the hon. secretary. Mr. W. Hurlstone. and Mr. F. H. White - ...

... Evans. Dance in Aid of Sick Children.— A dance organised by the Tewkesbury and District Liberal Association in aid of the sick children of Great Ormond-street Hospital. London, was held in the Watson Hall on atur• day. About 250 people danced to music ...

... in the Abbey Schools, where Mrs. Legg. Miss Harris and Miss Roberts _lent their assistance. Trwhoustay CLOG Comm-moss. Whit-Monday a bogey competition was held by the above club on the links at Shuthonger Common, the course being twice round and 18 holes ...

... accorded • very hearty reception. The dance which followed the whist drive was a very pleasant affair, the music being supplied by Ern Griffiths' Dance Band. The M.C. was M,..cyril Revers. During the dance a competition for a chest of tea and 2cwt. of coal ...

... refreshments. For the dance in the Village Hall in the evening music was provided by the Nortonian Dance Band. Mr. Hartwell nod Mien N. Payne took the 1 rite for waltzing and Mr. and Mr*. William Clement*. junto-. won the spot dance. Refreahmenta were in ...

... for the dance. the music for which was supplied by Geoff, Ball's Band. The spotlight prize was won by Miss Britt and Mr. Sayers. Competition prizes were won by Mr. R. Brown and Mr. J. Hailing. To AID HOSPITAL.—A most Successwhist drive and dance, organised ...

... intense heat. For the first class on the programme, the greatest mongrel, competition was very limited, and until almost the last no entries had been made. The class for the ugliest clog was also filled sparsely. It made me wonder if owners are sensitive about ...

... rateable value of at least £75.000. They thought that 'r AND DANCE. The Cricket in many cases two or more districts. Club had a successful whist drive whether urban or rural, even with a and dance at Apperley Map, Hall population of over 15.000, could, if ...

... These included songs by Mr. R. dance by Eunice Warming. ton, jams band seisatlans, violin solo by Mrs. L. Bourne, selections on the handbells by Mr. J. Johnson and Mr. 0. Hemming. and a suits of Scandinavian folk dances by Daphne Johnson. Joan Watton ...

... lOw---Medical Officer for the week on Monday next. Dr. P. B. P. Evan;. Aid to Rusais.—On Monday evening. another successful dance of a series, arranged by Mrs. Linnell and !Mrs. Staite with the help of other ladles. in aid of Mrs. Churchill's fund. was ...

... the north of England in elog-dancing ; later the beimelanes of his supremacy were enlarged. and it was as the champion clog-dancer of the world that he came to London. London, as it happened, eared little for clog-dancing, and Mr. Leno soon began to add ...

... J. Taylor; competition for cut:3'ton. Mrs . S. Hailing: competition for tray-cloth. Mrs L. Hopkins. Madame Maxwell was also in attendance Mrs. E. Richardson. Mrs. E. Lane and Miss E. Rollie acted as gatekisepers. A whist drive and dance was held in the ...