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... POST OFFICE SUPERVISOR CHARGED. Tunbridge Wells Man Committed for TriaL -- John Brown Gilmour, 4/, a at the General Post Othot, was chafer I at the Tonnruige Wells Court. with Treasury notes and a postal order, the property of the also with stealing a ...
... Khaki Troueers from 5s lid; Heavy Railway Havers, 7. 6d ditto, long, 12e. 6d ; Blue and Khaki Great Coats from 12.• 6d .• Cardigan Jackets, ge. lid., 4. lid.; 360 Woollen Shirts and Pants, good, I. ; 24 only Tweed C.cats and Vesta, 14s. • kd. ; Polio* ...
... of Mary Cray. awd St. John's COI tee. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs John mad TURLE—Jsensey 23rd, M 23, Madetra Park, bridge Wells. Emma. olfe of the We Riekid Turk. of VLAKO TORNER—Jamory 2011. at the residual of her seoltes, John T. Finals, 3614 Mule, oldest ...
... with an arm chair by Booker. TRIBUTES TO MR. J COOPP A ER.-- special the members aundag garnering w „ held at WoMEN'S LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. At the annual meeting at Medway Hall on Fri. united Methodist Church on Monday to pay tribute to Mr. John Coopper ...
... price £240 -John C. Beadle. Ltd.. Coach Builders and Motor Agents. Dartford. 1726 - NIORD Ton Lorry with Beadle built agricultural body and cages: bely equipped with spore tyres and in obsoletely good condition throughout; .1175. -Messrs. John C. Readtc ...
... PersonaL .rs. Spender Clay, wife of the Tonbridge Division, was Aodbaptism of her infant nephew, apta,in the Hon. John J. awl Lady 'iolet Astor, at Hedsor Parish Church. The hild was given the name of Gavin. * * * * Hon. Mrs. Spender Clay has generously ...
... Thursday, the coffee morning a t D er ; Estate, broke both legs and Brenda Bentall entertained Final arrangements were his left arm when his motor- with folk songs alter giving made for the 21st birthday party of the branch on Thurs- The ILS.P.C.C. raised ...
... iery rEeniat derangement • was retneae.t I ronant Wad. Gravesend. t-tainied irteu fo, the Jury on Thursday at Dartford. when . John T. W. :newer. of Queen Street. Mr. If 11, :smell held an Optima on the - IV ___li ' 4 LUX° Shoes is iactsasias Celebrated Orchestra ...
... lid. Ss. Ild. %arms, I4s. I Id. : mood condition. Larne Unbleached She:ts. is lid. .'s lid Knickers, slim. co:orrs ; Is lid.. 2s. dd. 2s. lid. Secoad-hasid Army blankets. 3s lid. Seconliand Army Marks, 7s. 114., 10s. New — illtof ! Cardigan Jackets. 55. ...
... n lime* 14th, Elisabeth Selby. late of Midfield, Wks Valence, and of Loose. aged 81. THEODOSIUS November 13th, soldier. at John's. Grantham Road. Newbury, beth Theodosius. widow of Rcv. A. T. Meadows, formerly Vicar of WHEATEAR- On Novensba 12th, saddest ...
... handkerchiefs. pullover cardigans. fancy by s ang of /*Tee , Misr one. motorists are &Meted place their vests. pyjama suits, shirts. gloves. Des, scarves. sonic to he morbid, whelst others seders early. Isalf hose, sock suspenders and arm hands. THE 1105 afARCIIIE ...
... winnerA Atiendanoe: 1 Cecil Turner; Raymond William Benham, John McCormack; Stanley King, Herbert Franks, George Reeves, John Holland, Hector Franks, Gilbert Tanner, Stanley Alex. Evans, Victor Ulph, John Francis, Sears, Joyce Reeves. Mary Wood, Edie Belliflg ...