... Mr. H. Hollis. EDUCATION. —Dennis Rogers and Sarah &wits were fined for not sending children to school regularly. STIALINC Arm.—Frank Morrie and Henry Clarke, boy* of Great Rimington, were fined 6, 6,d., including cent, for ',waling apple+ from an orchard ...

... bridegroom was accompanied by his brother-in-law, Workmen Entertained. Every Tuesday for the past five or six weeks Messrs. John Laing's employees have been entertained by popular artistes from the surrounding towns and villages. All the artistes who have ...

... Top, Malvern. 'Phone 487. M 324 VOR Sale. Tank (200 gallons). Baby's High Chair, navy blue Leather Coat, —Apply Trigg. Mill !arm Cottage. Poolbrook. Malvern. 918316 FOR Sale. Hornby Train Set; good condition—Boa 1940. Gazette oMce, Malvern_ 18 f~OR Sale ...

... brought the best of Bertgeworth Table Tennis Club's players to the Church House on Friday. Here, the singles champions—Mr. G. Grattan and Miss Nancy Knott—receive their trophies from Mr. E. Green. watched by Mr. Sill Robbins. Mr. Gratton beat Mr. F. Heritage ...

... FURNITURE BEDSTEAD. Arm Chair Combination. solid mahor.ny frame turned legs, casters, adjustable back and leg rest.— Apply. Enever, 3 Medhurst. Worcester Road. M ., ivern M 9666 VIOR Sale, one 41t Gent's Wardrobe. 4 Dining Chairs, 1 Leaf Table and Sideboard ...

... 19th. at Parish Churah. Horelebury, by the Rev. Neel Pateneon. John. only eon of Mr. ant Me. John Holmes. Church Fenn, Elm. Dowiewich. to Oiadye Annie. elder d.oelrr of Mr. and him John Hattiey Meateow. .Pechawore. Horalebury. DEATH. o.4aza.—Oar. 15 ...

... RANCit.—John Baker and Harry Workman. labourer*. Pershore. were summoned by Sergeant Creenway, drill instructor to the Eershone Volunteers. for eteeling levee 12lbs. weight of lead on April 27th, at Beef-wel. and 201 be. of lead on Mar 4th. John Rarill ...

... soon put oo fire In the sowed toll Lite tktoo played better Bretforton only acoriog twice. and thus aono-Ided game ended • arm for Bretton.= by 7 goals to oil. Bret. fortons F. Tornktna; Dowitimwell and W. Tonikine; W. Carter, W. Hall, and A ..I.‘lts; ...

... rough e Dm 4.M Journal Mice. Wireestrr. 42111 1938 STANDARD 14. 26 000 mil's: gond condition: a bargatn.-.44. Marlfaret RC At. John's Worcester S 1948 ce. Matthias: fully equipped: °sedition as new: 7.000 miles: £125. Teti,. Yew Tree Console. Lererton. Broadway ...

... the franehiee a Bud when the capitaltate decided that the time was tip° for arming. the• miners, were taken completely by surprise. A large number of miners refused to tuss•pt arms and were ordered to lease the mines immediately. In fighting for the capitalists ...

... on the arms and face with the full kettle., and the water wont over witness, whole arum were bruised. Rote Shunner Naughtier of the last mdse.') site did not throw any water over Mte. Taylor. She saw Mrs. Taylor strike her mother, whose arms were bruised ...

... Thome of 14f. 1.04, Grover. third yolk of Sir 111•irole. to Emily, wicket &teener rho Ray John Sylme (Year of flesrloy and 'relay). DEATHS. —lnr 1 2, at Grattan, Samoa' Greenleaf, . ert ;d . 78 Gu, , .—Apnl 1. So Teel Gana, cf Yardley, formerly of Welded-08 ...