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... he in the coming months. When Queen Elizabeth reigns Itefore us, what can we look and hope for can look for world peace and prosperity, a world where men set out to live and not to hate for gain or Inst. We can hope for love among neighbours and sense ...
... THE WOMAN'S WORLD. making on the old minellineous lines is (as a writer in the remarks) a little played out, except in the cans of very young children. Let the experiment be made, however, of each child making a scrap-book entirely of one subject. Some ...
... Mrs. M. Roberts thanked the speaker. A competition for the btst scrapbook was Judged by Mr. Aitken, who awarded first prise to Mrs. S. -Beardmore. with Mrs. P. Russell 2nd. The scrapbooks were sent to childien in Northampton General Hospital. Mrs. H. Daniell ...
... cast's sympathetic interpretation of its dignity and humour. Later, the emphasis was on the grim hazards of the modern world. Two speakers from the British Red Cross Society—Mrs. Clayton. Divisional Secretary, and Mrs. O'Connor—gave a talk and demonstration ...
... ADVERTISER December 31 1991 Page 13 World Mission and Third World Development as well as continuing as secretary of the Christian Ethical Investment Group June 1992 sees the 40th anniversary of his ordination in Liverpool Cathedral and we are thankful ...
... ADVERTISER December 31 1991 13 World Minion and Third World Development well continuing secretary of the Christian Ethical Investment Group June 1992 the 40th anniversary of his ordination in Liverpool Cathedral and we are thankful for his years of ministry ...
... News from the Women's Organisations WhitehiU Women's Club recently heard a talk with colour slides entitled Backstage of a long-distance airline, by Miss Joan Winch of 8.0.A.C. Members heard of the many people who work round the clock to keep the airlines ...
... multi-coloured border. SHE MAY come from downunder but New Zealand girl Miss Wayne Tennant-Brown is on top of the world. She has been presented with a gold medal at the British School of Osteopathy in London on her diploma day from former GLC chairman Bernard ...
... R CUTTINGS FROM THE COMICS. (From Prwch.) Arrsoestara Chaim for Bookmakera.—Settlea. EAST London Water Supply. Poplar. —Unpopgar ! Sormsts Song for Boating-men.— The Last Bows of summer. Tam Oldest and tho Shortest Drama in the World.— He: Will ...
... sent a cheque of £l4 to Headquarters for World Refugee Year. Amounts received included donations, for helping with a variety show, assisted by Mrs. Jones. Secondary Modern School. and Mrs. Watson and her pliVils from the Primary School. - - -. The Girls' ...
... vigorously. His audience were somewhat disconcerted at first by his opening remarks that he had seen them from the back and was now looking at them from the front, and everyone began to wish they had taken rather more trouble with their hair that evening ...
... News from the Women's Organisations The Hide Heath N.I. in September found man hers still on holiday. bu _ present were full of admiration for the working parties who hate now completed the internal decoration of !he hall. Names of helpers were taken ...