... by Mr. E. Rogers, BA., of Skipton, in an address on the subject “Democracy and War Barnoldswick on Sunday. Mr. Rogers was speaking under the auspices of the Barnoldswick branch of the Workers' Educational Association, and the Guild Boom at the Co-operative ...

... Sacred Heart Catholic School on Tuesday afternoon a debate took place on Life in shop versus factory. Miss Kathleen Reeday. speaking « favour of life in shops, contended tha the worK was cleaner than that in *actones the ventilation of shops was often better ...

... Foulridge scheme put themselves on the right track from the start. They are to be specially commended for taking charge, so to speak, of the leisure hours of the children while at the same teaching them to find their own healthy interests and to use their ...

... who were attending the function for the first time, and he hoped that these new-comers would eventually become old-timers. Speaking of the future. Mr Elliott pointed out that during the war the Anon would not have the pleasure of attending festivals, therefore ...

... Diploma the Central School of Speech Training: and Dramatic Art. Spaach Training. Dramatic Interpretation and Technique. Verse Speaking. (Honour Cert., Oxford Festival. 1938). Terms on application. LITTLE MANOR, COLNE. ...

... to risk. The hygiene the mouth should receive special attention. Mouth-washes should be freauently used. And, lastly, never speak ot measles only *’ measles, as though it were of importance; measles may have many complications, and it should always treated ...

... Workers’ Educational Association tutor, who has particular affection for the eager audiences he is always assured when comes to speak at either Barnoldswick or Earby. Mr. Irving is in many ways remarkable man, and quite apart from the subject of biology, in ...

... keeping it off the ground. Following out this principle of rest for inflammation, the doctor orders his patient to refrain from speaking when he is dealing with case of laryngitis or inflammation of the vocal cords. If you go to work you take your own risk; ...

... occupied since the outbreak of war. At the close of her speech she handed over the President s badge of office to Mr. C. Hankie Speaking the subject, •• Modern Education in War-Time,” the President thanked the members for electing him to that office. Mr. Hankie ...

... with interest. war. But what is happening now is that organisers of various events are fixing them by the light the moon,” to speak, the result being that good citizens of Colne number of them at any rate —are having make difficult choice between functions ...

... made to the passing away of Mr. Crabtree. All the hymns sung were Mr. Crabtree’s favourites. Pastor Barber said he would not speak of the late Mr. Crabtree a last tribute, but a tribute to one who has i reached home before us. A tribute and testimony to ...

... Haydock 76 W. H. Riddiough 75 A Emmett 125 J. Boden .. 55 H. Heap . 125 H Riddiough 125 H. Hargreaves 115 H. Dickinson A Speak . . 125 Rec 80 Rtc 60 ...