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... Rissoles, etc. I may say that I put tin of Torox in the parcels I sent to several friends and relatives for Christmas. That speaks for itself. I have also recommended it to other people.” It’s not what we think— It’s what you think of TOROX that matters ...
... girls to stay in for hours on end. Scope for YaW.C.A. What with the black-out and so many men thinking it is all right to speak free and easy to girls in uniform, the Y.W.C.A. will be doing a mighty good work when it gets its arrangements complete for ...
... Watkinson, and Mr. M. THE BIRLEY FAMILY ♦ TRIBUTE MR. Q. W. RICKARDS, M.P. Mr. G. VV. Rickards. M.P. ffor the Skipton Division, speaking at the annual meeting off the Skipton Divisional Women’s Conservative Association, forecasted still heavier financial sacrifices ...
... ill and asking her to to the hospital at once. She went there and stayed with her father until he died at 8-5 a.m. without speaking. The Deputy Coroner: Then he never told you how ho came to injure his thumb?—No. I understand that on Sunday, the 21st, he ...
... what I have done.” In a statement to the police, Hamerton was alleged to have said tliat on January 16th the girl refused to speak to him, and he asked. ‘‘ls this the way you appreciate all I have done for you?” She replied : ‘‘l finished. Please yourself ...
... Mayor (Councillor R. Knight), who said that the farming coiiununity bud been rightly described the backbone of every country. Speaking t lie war. said that calmly and confidently they surveyed the future the full assurance of ultimate victory and in their ...
... School cricket club pushing its way up the League ladder eventually set upon the very top rung. Mr. Butterworth went on to speak of another activity in the reading circle, and the meetings of those aspirants to journalistic fame whose aim it was attain ...
... SPECIAL CONSTABLES PRAISED GOOD WORK* IN SKIPTON POLICE DIVISION Speaking at tike annual dinner the Skipton Police Divisional Sports Club at the Clifford Hall Tuesday evening. Colonel F. Longden Smith. M.C.. T.D., paid a high compliment the police, whom ...
... Duxbury 91 S. Haydock . 125 E. Phillpotls .. 120 A. Emmett .. 125 J. E. Brown .. 66 H. Hargreaves 115 A. Broughton 125 A. Speak . .. 125 H. Smith 103 Rec 60 Rec 250 Burnley Road v. Barrowford Congs. P Hogarth .109 K. Arnold . 125 F. Smith 76 R. Ashworth ...
... and Mrs. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sharpies, Miss J. M. Sharpies, Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rushton, Mrs. Speak, Mr. J. Walton, Mr. S. Taylor, Mr. F. Higson, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mr. D. Smith. Mrs. Tattersall (Nelson), Miss Foulds, Mrs. Stansfield ...
... continuing the study th© Book of Revelation. Mrs. Atkinson led in prayer. Pastor Barber conducted the afternoon service, speaking from words in Exodus 28, 30: Before th© Lord continually.” Mrs. Stephenson led the prayers. At the evening service Pastor ...
... The Rev. Thomas Champness was in the pulpit. He remembered the day very distinctly for it was one his childhood memories. Speaking of the day school that used to be, Mr. Tiplady thought it great pity that Methodism ever gave up its day schools. His thoughts ...