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... Guessing Competition for Weight of Sheep. (Prizes given bye. Jones & Son. At the conclusion of Sports a DRAW will take place. Side Shows and Stalls will be on the Gnsuod. TEA will be provided in a Marquee ham 3.30 to 5.30. 1/- each. Dancing from 9 p.m ...
... whom an inquest was held at Hackney on Saturday, was a famous clog-dancer, who danced Walter Hicks for the championship of the world. He held four cups, and once met Dan Leno in open competition. He died from lockjaw, caused by a garden fork running into ...
... by Mr. S. Cook and the music, which gave every satisfaction, was provided by the Weobley Mayfair dance band. Competitions were won as follow : Statue dance, Miss Whittall and partner; diamonds and clnbs, Miss Barbara Comes, Garnstone, and Mr. H. Davies ...
... Bacon Carcass Competition British Landrace Pig Society. 6th December. Crewe. TCI6IT CHILDREN Taught to look around when they start collecting informative I-spy Cards in every packet of Priory. It's lovely Tea. LN6BOI DON'T forget to dance to Dennis Wheeler ...
... secured by a pupil of the Brambledown School of Dancing, principal Winifred Urwick, M.0.A.D., Inter Certificate, when Phyllis Watkins, Leominster, secured Ise place and Silver Medal for Character Dancing in Class A. — The judges were Madame Judith Espinosa ...
... thanks on behalf of the recipients. Refreshments were daintily served by ladies of Newnhion Bridge and Knighton-on-Terre. Dancing to music by the Merrymakers' hand was kept up to the early hours of the morning. FUEL AND THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN In order to ...
... rural area.. ' munity singing. musical arms, dancing. .11ra.mPtwn lake. Von do not need a permit to boy them. :le r ; ~or. .. tole 'Bobby) (net-then ;. 'mist money, coupons-and luck. spelling bee competition, court of silence, I on (anon M r . walking ...
... that it has created a keen rivalry which cannot fail to benefit agriculture. Spectators were impressed by the spirited competition between the Clubs taking part in the contests and by the business-like way in which the competitors approached the practical ...
... wood lining baby in arms changes from woollen eocke into on the side next the shell room was found to be clogs To one not accustomed to their use clogs badly charred, while the paint on the base at are instruments of torture, but to the native I Lancastrian ...
... Walton: Mr. James. song and dance. The &odors Hornpipe. Miss Lieut.-Col. Green said that if Councillor Perring. Mrs. Symonds. Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Powel had reason he should have stated it in- R. Watkins. There were then two dances in stead of walking out ...
... the party at 3 p.m. There is a long list of attractions concluding with dancing to music provided by the Leslie Preece Dance Orchestra. In case of bad weather there will be dancing in the Parish Hall until 12 o'clock. Miss Margaret B. Todd. 8.A., daughter ...
... there is one thing which and says winless 'receivers are musical in- he has in common with every other breed mruments. I of clog, namely, a liking for good wholesome The ingenious hoteliers were able to get dog biscuits. la most greyhound kennels over ...