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... presence that night, hut for the gener- ; our assistance she gave to the Y.M.C.A. sod I other helpful work in the town. It would be a titmice of pleasure to Lady Ferrer to know how much Rood work was being done in Longton through the Y.M.C.A. As an officer ...
... cannot take army chaplaincies for a whole year, hut who would be able to put in a few months' good work. The Y.M.C.A. has deservedly established a position for itself which did not exist before the war, and a strong leaven of Church of England clergymen ...
... Gifts For YMCA From People Of Five Towns DARLASTONS £5562 HEADS LIST rpilti Princam onto again showed her practical in beneficient n Wednesday tiiurwi town lliistnn Willenliall Itarlaslon Rmmwich and totalling £101X10 in a aniled effort for YMCA to the which ...
... each failed in his second effort to secured Mr G Pomeranian Warwick Lawrence Law respectively With Harborne YMCA losing at home to Erdington YMCA (seven sets to three) South Birmingham beat Lyndhurst by the same score regain leadership FINE PERFORMANCE ...
... Twenty-Six SUNDAY MERCURY 13 RESULTS and SCORERS Birmingham C W 5 Astal! Wilsha Murray Deelev Clamp (2) 43005 H T 1—3 Burnley Newlands (2i Shannon 2 2 32673 Villa A Nicholas i3i Sewell Tindall HT 2—0 40 69 Manchester C 4 C (2l McAdams H T 2—2 Curry Nottingham ...
... Wesleyans Aston Fields at Bromsgrove Yates v Road Knowle v Sparkhill at Solihull v Balsall Heath at Oak first v YMCA at home Sell- Oak v YMCA away CHOE first v Oldbury St John’s at Green CHOE v Castle Bromwich Castle Bromwich CHOE third v Halesowen Grammar ...
... cold bere ig intense and this piace very damp. There is nowhere for the men to go except our hut, and I do not know what they would really do without the Y.M.C.A., so there is a real message in serving tea and cocoa, and the hundr and one things with which ...
... ' University have laced this term three matches. In the A~match Mr. Murray got a half with Mr. John Ball, who was Amateur Chain- , Pion is PAS, a date probably previous to Mr. Murray. sea's mar e. Next week ran up again* Mr. C. V. 1.. Homan, has played ...
... Mr. G. I'. Sittipkin% h..v ing left tile c.:tv, iTilernes was elected captain in I.:s pl.,c CTIRIST CHURCH v. Y.M.C.A. CUR= OMR: H. U Y.M.C.A. I B. Follows 2 J. Aril I W. Arnold 2 H. Arnoki 2 B. Mr:Firkins '2 E. Austin TLIFFE'S ATHI.F7r7C v. lIII.T.FIET ...
... insane, but many were on the verge. Mr. Dean referred to a delightful experience of visiting a battery quartered round a Y.M.C.A. hut, and said such places provided comfort and a touch of home. That was what Toc H intended doing for men in Burma, and he ...
... Ou'tram. and flint)s the needful. W. Bane redure,l the lead I.y a capital Murray being hope. 1..e1i litvieit. About. lwfore the nuereal (litulirrtli, cud ill charge had Ili , .11t , r hut and a L , -1; ' , layer to th On th.• both stented bant , iearpoil by ...
... the Hon. Oswald Partington, formerly a Liberal Whip, who married the Hon. Clare Isabel Murray. daughter of the first Viscount Elibank. and sister of the late Lord Murray of Elibank. Mr. J. Perkins. Chairman of the coyente Hospital Saturday Committee. read ...