... leeping. insist again —Mlased by (km. Tam and Sylvia. IlleSs.—ln deep and lasting regard. lore and admiration of our dear lathor. John (MUM Rees who iced on Mirth 19. 1944. end our dear , Hannah Marta January 17. ISlS—Sadly by Lilian famlly. lo having mignon ...

... Torsth: Betty. Jim. - ny and Ann: Georgie. Gwyneth and Arm- Ate: Clive. Bernard and Tony: Mrs. GMBH., and boys; Bill and Margaret: Idris and Gwen: Window and family: Gladys; The Hordleys: Annie D. L., John and Barbara. ...

... At a H. laideta, meeting of the Otd Age Comrade& . Glyn D. protherse Nes e sedl. Cub held week. It was de: Holten the were arm cubed that Mr. J. W. Thomas be il:,Hugbeei and Ev.* Osa. Sick appointed general secretary of the , was & d Vs b club in place ...

... E. Nicholas. Aocomnanist was Mies Betty Davies. 'The school officers are: Superintendent. Mr. John Randall: treasurer. Mr. Cnzadoc James; secretary, Mr. John Williams. SALVATION ARMY WORKER. —The death occurred on Thursday of Mrs. Polly Martin. of Mr. ...

... (RAT., Icy Thomas, Cardigan: Mr. and Mrs. George Owen. Gorseinon: pow Academy). Cdt. J. Caiderwood (R.A.F.„ Mr. and Mrs. William Owen, _Mr. John Rees Thomas and !Mrs. C.C.F., Strathallan). Cdt. W. Bruce (2180 Sqdn.). Cdt. . H Annie John. Merthyr (nieces ...

... expremed by Mr. W. James Davies (welfare officer). LATE MR. JOHN WILLIAMS.— The death occurred on August at the house of his niece, Mrs. M. A. Young, Cwm Rhos, Hillstreet, Rhrmney. of Mr John Williams. aged 69. Born at Rhymney he afterwards went to live ...

... our' valid- 'Pert n • e cd:r ,, r , en r is an employ ee of had eently organised w broadcast In the district. to all the Arms Itztillable-that was the origin of to a fair deal to all. I suspect that If the local Teachlead e Tto i m in l i s t s e - ...