... who is the oldest male member. After tea, a presentation was made to Mrs. Wilson, Leader of the Fellowship, consisting of a salad bowl and sérvers, a token of gratitude and appreciation of her active interest. Helpers were Mesdames E. Godson. A. Cooper ...

... supper a cheerful social got members into the New Year spirit. A presentation was made by Mr. John Tones to Mrs. K. Wilson of a salad bowl and service. The club was organised by Mrs. Wilson two years ago and she continues to arrange the fortnightly meetings ...

... of dried milk in addition to the quantity at present used as a substitute for fresh milk, together with more cheese, fish, salads and fresh fruit. This was approved by the Education Committee and then Ald. Brighton protested: “There seems to be some queer ...

... .34.2/10 Kraft Margarine2%80b 2/=lb Tall Heinz Cream of Tomato 50up 3.1/~ Marmalade. 16.1/3 Salad.. 40 1/6 CERVICE : ...

... set, 8.8. C, carpets, 4 x 3, 3 yvarious Fugs, linol| picycle, fitted t dynamo, boy's cy Ferguson mains W fireguard; cutlery, salad servers, set‘ knives; pair brass yarious orn'amemszl kitchen chairs; bool plant _stands; ho drapery and liner poard; gramophone ...

... Simcock, Miss Shaw, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Rogerson and Mrs, Scott. Mrs. Haberecht won the competition for the most attractive salad on a plate. ...

... the vllla§e hall, on Wednesday. Mr. B. Sumner, club leader, welcomed members and guests, and 41 enjoyed a meal of beef, ham, salads and trifles. The birthday cake, made by Mrs. M. Sleaford, was cut by Mrs. A. Skelton. Winners at tombola were : Mrs. W. J ...

... poacher for 24; 48 pudding steamer; l?rex ware; glassware; some tinned stock including peas, peaches, tomato juice, fruit salad, pineapple etc. Sale to commence at 10.15 a.m. Goods on view Wednesday, 22nd March. 1.30 to 4 p.m. ...

... Kesteven County Council, Catering for the supper.was a large operation involving a huge staff. On the menu was ham and tongue salad, trifle, cheese¢ and biscuits, tea. There were 26 women caterers, 42 hostesses and 40 waitresses. The above pictures show some ...

... Ib. 27/6. Donald Cooks Ox Tongues 1 | 10,;?-29'5. 19/6, 6 Ib. 51/6, Celebrity Lunch Tongues 6 ozs. /Iy, 4 Season’s Heinz Salad Cream 1/1, 1/6, 2/1, 3/1. Robinson’s Oranw Squash, Robinson’s Lemon and Orange Barley 2/5, Daw;fs Strawberries—The Best 2/6 ...

... membership of 60 attended the fortnightly meet-| ing of the Dartg and Joan Club.| Mrs. W. Allen, Horbling won a tin| of fruit salad. Mesdames J. R.| Chapman, C. F. Ward, K. Carpenter and G. H. Wilson were| hostesses. ANGLING.—With Mr. B. H. Dalton in the ...

... spoons; pr. ruby silver mtd. salts. PLATE, ETC.: egg cruet; cake stands; dessert, fruit and other spoons; forks; nut cracks; salad servers; tea pots; coffee pot; cruet; tankards; rose bowl; ruby glass ware; etc. CHINA, ETC.: blue and white Copeland dinner ...