... Fruit Traders’ Association. writes in reference to the note in these columns last wvek. in which w© quoted from writer in the “Woman Citizen,” published by the Manchester and Salford Women Citizens’ Association. It will bei remembered that the quotation was ...

... tilings first.” Woman's Auxiliary. Experiences the Holy Lund were described by Captain Baxter, of the SaJvution Army ut meeting the Independent Methodist Women’s Auxiliary Tuesday. Mrs. Davies was tile leader and Mis. Boddy the soloist. Mrs. Land was at the ...

... evaded sendee with the Forces, but his desire for adventure in the Navy, and he is looking forward to answering the call. Woman’s Social Hour. Last Saturday afternoon the members of the Methodist Women's Social Hour were the guests of Mrs. Smith, of Bank ...

... representation last March for the purpose of obtaining a grant. She was a married woman, living apart from her husband, against whom she had an order for 10s. a week. When a woman in these circumstances applied for an employment grant she had to give full ...

... Moodny of Mary Ann Smapo. 5. Exchange Street Colne, who died the affe 71. Thuraday »>f week. Captain Barnes, of the Salvation Army. offlvMUed thromrhoat. Floral tributes were received from: Brother Bob. abiter and family; sister IHita and nephew; hroth««r ...

... week I have handed to the Town Clerk three letters from local girls who are equally appreciative. •Jarjorie Smith, Women’s Land Army, who is working in Kent, writes; “I wish to express my thanks to the Mayor and townspeople of Colne for the lovely parcel ...

... farmer, formerly of Higher,j s p re ad- word. Hie ses-ond woman sighesl: Park Farm, Bamoldswiek was ik«bt. »h-t , ts .. , wiA f could say that.” Then the I as «-; « glowing health, amijthe third woman said Why don t Certifying Ofhcer tor ■ There ate no senous ...

... leaving the Army, ex-Sergeant A. H. Watkinson, of 10 Holland Street, Barooldswick, has been mentioned in des- Stchea. He is old boy ipton Grammar School. The drought is causing a shortage of water in the Settle Rural area. Even Ingleton, the land of waterfalls ...

... lu&rvest would not have been oossible without the a*«i*tan( > of the great volunteer army citizen*, both young andl old. who answered the call to ** lend a han ...

... bats-1 men went for the runs. At Duxbury was caught, but his gallant had not been made in j vain for. single after single. Brown land R. Nutter crept nearer the Clither*»e total. Brown reached his fifty, and it was only right that he . . . . . should make the ...

... . thet - were enjoyed In' the Ambulance Association. There was veterans. Mr. T. presided (a good attendance and the muac ™ land vote of thanks was provided by Hoy [Mr. llie motion Mr.iDance Orchestra. The M.C s were al IC. Brame. seconded by Mr. P. I ...

... takes of history, and in the (-hildren taking no ‘° ‘* ,e ' lelr leader * ' * . llicir watch again. Mrs. cun 1 ~ |Terntorial Army Lmt should / s ,. nr ,| checkers d. Pilking- lectures now printed in this i gr«Lr.ttr.T Tom, “y W lute foot, from the ats '''unt ...