(SIX) Waterloo Methodist Chapel, Clitheroe
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY NEXT, MAY 5th
Preacher: REV. G. W. A LW A Y of Lt-venslitihiie, Manchester.
Services :
Mok.ving. 10-30 ; Evening, 0-0.
SPECIAL MUSIC at both Services by the Chapel Choir and the Children. Leader : Mr. R.
Wr.ioi.r.v.
Harmonimnist : Mr. A. J ones.
In the AFTERNOON at 2-0, Special Anniversary Hymns will be sung round the Lamp in Waterloo, after which a
C H I L D R E N ’ S S E R V I C E Will take place in the .School at 2-30.
“ SIGNS AND SIGNALS ” will be displayed by the Children. Chairman : Councillor W. E. Woolev, J.R., of Blackburn.
Collections at all the Services on behalf of the Sunday School F unds. Your presence and support are earnestly solicited.
ADVERTISER 'AND TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1935. EDUCATION.
Constance WRIGHT A.R.C.M.
T eacher of E locution
Pupils Prepared for Examinations, Musical Festivals, etc.
Terms: 16, MOORLAND CRESCENT CLITHEROE.
RECENT SUCCESSES at the Elocution Examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, London, held in Blackburn.
Preparatory— BARBARA CLARKE MARJORIE CROOK MARGARET HANSON
Pupils
of the “ Classes for Little People,” Coached by
EDITH M. FRANKLAND Methodist Church, Nelson Street, Low Moor
Sunday School Anniversary MAY 5th Preacher :
REV. T. McLOUGHLIN Of Great Harwood.
Services in the Afternoon at 2 o’clock; Anthems by the Choir.
Evening 0 o’clock.
In the MORNING at 10 o’clock MR. McLOUGHLIN will give an ADDRESS to Parents, Teachers, Scholars and Friends.
Collections at each Service for School Funds. Your Presence and S upport ark earnestly solicited.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SUNDAY Next, MAY 5th
YOUNG PEOPLE’S SERVICES 10-30
a.in. Leader: Mr.
Address : MR. STANLEY Children’s Address :
0-0 p.m. Addrese
E. Coates WESTHEAD MISS E. SUTCLIFFE
Leader: Mr. W. Turner MR. R. W. H A R R IS
MOUNT ZION Methodist Church SUNDAY Next, MAY 5th
Preacher at 10-30 a.m. and 0 p.m. REV. S. E. HAR PER
In the Liberal Club at 3-15 p.m. SUNDAY, MAY 5th (14)
P.S.A.
Speaker: REV. A. J. SMEATON Soloist : Miss Belle Driver Chairman : Mr. E. Birch Pianist : Mr. H. Sharpies
MOOR LANE Methodist Church SUNDAY NEXT, MAY 5th
Preacher at 10-30 a.m. and 0-0 p.m.
Rev. H. S h a r ra tt , of Colne.
Everybody Welcome.
MEN’S CLASS at 2 p.m.: JIB. W. C. CIIATI5URN.
METHODIST CHURCH (Wesley) SUNDAY Next, MAY 5th
Preacher at 10-30 a.m. REV. A. J. SMEATON
Preacher at G p.m. REV. A. G. GIBBS
The Church exists for Worship, come and lake advantage of your privileges.
JUBILEE TH1NKSGIVIN6 SERVICE
JAMES’S CHURCH CLITHEROE
MONDAY Next, MAY 6th at 10-30 a.m.
SERMON by the R ector : REV. H. Y. BURNETT, B.A. A Cordial I nvitation to All.
The'dentil occurred on Friday, at Coplow
View of Mr. Frederick Parks, aged 6J. Ie l „ l linen in the Institution for three
■stitntioir Elizabeth Kate Hughes, died on Tm"d v ’ Sim formerly lived at Chatbnrn, and had' heen in the Institution three years Kim wis soveutv-cight yea is of age.
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GRINDLETON.
is now sot for a day of jollity on Monday Snwlev ami part of* Lane Kmls have joined in the festivities and, providing the weather is fine, there is no douht the day will live long in the memories of those talcing part, and those who will watch the proceedings. Moreover, enough money has now been sub scribed to cover the expenses and there will he no extra burden on the rates. Kverything vill he free to residents. haeli person in
JUB1LFK CKleKHKATJONS.—KvorytliiiiR
the \ Hinge has heen presented with a woven silk badge which will give them admittance to the whole of the events of the dav. Mr. W. IT. Charnlev. J.P., a take the chair at the thanksgiving service, when the speakers will he the Rev. S. K. Harper, Mr. Moores, Councillor B. Smalley ami Councillor \Y. Proctor. The beginning of the service will he marked by the hoist ing of the Union Jack, and the hand will lead the singing of tin* National Anthem tnd a suitable hymn. The committee have provided a souvenir mug for every child under 15 years of age and these will be presented bv Mrs. I*. Duckworth, after the service at 11-JO. Mr. and Mrs. Charnlcy have given a New Testament to every child under 15. and these also will he presented after the service hv Mis* Joan Charnley. .About JO prizes are provided for the various classes in the fancy dress procession. Mrs, Charnley ami friends are to net as judges. In the'sports there will lie more than JO events, including a cross-river run. Mr. Biehnrdson Taylor, the well known humorous and novelty entertainer, is engaged to give three concerts. Sister Klla Curnoek will take the chair at the first concert for juniors. Mr. AY. Whittaker at the second concert, and Mr. J. Bond at the third. The fnnev dress prizes will he presented at the second concert, and after the third concert, the souvenir teapots to old people will he presented hv Mrs. J. Bead. At each of the knock-out whist drives, four prizes will he given. The music for the Carnival Ball will he provided hv Mr. F. Tingle’s Hod- dorians. More than 70 children from the National Children’s Home will take part in the day’s celebrations. The re-organised village hand with the help of the Slnidburn Ham! will play selections on the field drir- r the day. and will lead the fancy dress
procession at 1-45 p.m. As there is a I wavs a possibility of unfavourable weather.^ if wot. the sports will be held on May 25tb. There will he n free ’bus service between Clrindleton. Sawley and. Bane kinds at tho disposal of anyone wearing a badge, secretary.
BARROW.
own celebrations on Jubilee day and an attractive programme lias been arranged. To-night a Jubilee ilnncc will bo held at the Beading Boom, when n large attendance is anticipated. On Alonday, sports will ho hold for the children on tho cricket field, and afterwards tea will ho provided nt tho day school. Afterwards, Air. and Airs. S. Wvatt will present tho children with Jubileo mugs. Tea will also he provided for the unemployed and their wives and the old folks over (55 yenrs of ago. In the evening, sports will he held for the adults. The expense is being defrayed by public sub scription and a sum of £13 lins been raised sr. far. The arrangements are in the hands of n village committee with Air. C. F. Clayton, chairman, and Mr. S. Wyatt,
THE JUBILEE.—Barrow is to have its BILLIARDS
PARISH CHURCH v. CO-OPERATIVE
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.. IV. Hudson 100 IV. AVineklcy 52 F. Eccles 70 T Pindcr 100
T. Rishton 100
C Walmslcy 100 R. Taylor 73
S. Calvcrley 100
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L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., M.R.S.T., and CONSTANCE WRIGHT, A.R.C.M.
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SUMMER TERM COMMENCES THURSDAY Next, MAY 9th.
Prospectus upon application to the Principal : D. EVELYN KING, L.L.A.
(Telephone No. 4S203).
CO-OPERATIVE HALL, WHALLEY TALKIES A T THEIR BEST
Monday — JUBILEE BALL
Tuesday and Wednesday KAY FRANCIS in DR. MONICA
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MALA THE MAGNIFICENT WHALLEY.
anniversary services were held with com plete success at Ebcnczer Baptist Church, Billington, oil Sunday. There were large congregations and tho services wore much enjoyed. A popular preacher in the district, the Uev. J). Jerman, B.D., conducted the services and at the morning service gave an address to tho young people, Mr. Jcrmnn has preached at the Sunday School anniversary on many occasions during the hist thirty’ years, making many friends who are always anxious to hear him. Mrs. Hopwood, a soprano vocalist, of Padiham, who was formerly a member of the choir, gave great pleasure with her beautiful rendering of solos. She was in remarkably line voice and in the afternoon she sang with splendid effect, “ My Prayer ” (Squire) and “ Tho Lord is my Light” (Allitscu). At the evening service, Mrs. Hopwood gave further pleasure with her singing of “ Via Sacra” (Russell) and “ When 1 survey the wondrous Cross ” (Thompson). Special anniversary hymns wore sung by the chil dren at the morning service. Mr. H. Houghton was the organist and Mrs. Hop- wood was accompanied at the piano by Miss M. Birtwcll, of Sabden. The collec tions were in aid of Sunday School Funds and amounted to £IS 4s.. which was an increase on the sum raised last year.
BAPTIST CHURCH. — Sunday School
NURSING ASSOCIATION.—The annual meeting of the A’halloy District Nursing
Association was held last night week al the Church of England School, Airs. G. H Taylor presiding over a big attendance. From the report of the president, it was revealed that the Association has had most satisfactory year. The confidence the members have in the officials was in dicated by the fact that there were few changes made when the election of officers took place. Mrs. G. if. Taylor tvas unani mously re-elected president, a warm tribute being paid to her enthusiasm and zeal. Tho vice-presidents, Mcsdamcs T. Longworth
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T. H. Thompson, B. Green and Miss Brewer were also re-appointed. Miss Dean was re appointed secretary. Alt*. A. Taylor treasurer, and Mr. J. Cotterill auditor. In addition to re-electing the old members of the com mitteo. the meeting added to the number Aliss ITnyton.. Aliss C’harnlev, Aliss Chew. Aliss Clegg and Aliss Scott. Presentin. the financial report. Mr. A. Taylor said the total assets of the Assoeiation were £l,52o. an improvement of £1315 on the previous year. The expenses for tho year amounted to ,£275. which included the cost of running a car in a widespread area.-- A sum of C12S 17s. Od. had hern raised hv 359 sub scrihers. and the AA'hallev Flayers contri lulled £70. The annual whist drivo and dance produced £47 4s. 2d., and. with sub scriptions from churches and chapels and other sources, the total receipts amounted t:> £340. The treasurer pointed out that £510 of their income capital had come from two sources. £272 fif>ni the AYhnllev Amateur Operatic Society ami £244 from the AYhallev Players. In the course of her annual re port. the President (Mrs. CL H. Taylor) said that during tho past year the nurse had paid J.009 visits, against 2.019 during ti.e previous year. The eases nursed in haled ?0 medical. 00 surgical, 12 maternity,
six midwifery and one tubercular. There were still ten patients on tho books. An
excelled? report had heen received from the Queen’s Institute of District Nursing. All the patients visited were given competent ami skilful nursing and treated with con sideration. Nurse Lytle was well received in all tho homos. The equipment was found to he in very good order and tho hooks up to date. There was no doubt that the car was a great boon to the nurse, especially as the district had heen extended in the Aecrington-road district to include C’oek Bridge,'and also Old Langho. It was with regret that tho committee lind to record the loss through death of Airs. Clegg, who had been a member for many years, and tho resignations of Mrs. Lnngshaw ami Aliss Howarlh. who had loft the district. The report concluded with an expression of thanks to all who had rendered service and made particular mention or tho secre tary, Aliss Dean, tho treasurer, Mr. A. Tavlor. and the auditors, Air. Cotterill and
Air. Kay. WADDINGTON.
Helen’s Sunday School, the whist drive held last Friday was moderately attended. The prize winners were:—Ladies: 1, Airs. J. Lawson; 2, Aliss Bavner; J, Afiss AI. Herd. Gentlemen: 1, Air. H. Boothmnn; 2, Mrs. T. Hewhurst (plnving as a gentleman); 3, Air. G. Bod well. Aliss Alarshall presented the piizes, which were given hv Alcssrs. H. I’attersajl, C. TI. Mnllison, B. Bugdalc and
IVIII ST HRTVE.—Tn aid of the St.
Son. and Bev. A. Bcgg. The duties of Al.C. were carried out by Air. G. Bohinson.
Jubilee celebrations in the village were completed at
a.meeting held in St. Helen’s School, on Tuesday evening. Enthusiasm prevailed as to tho success of the pro gramme if given fine weather on Monday. There will be n thanksgiving service in the Parish Church at 10-0 n.m., and nil denominations are invited to take part. At tho village sports on tho recreation ground, at 2-0 p.m., tho interesting events for young and old have been arranged, and suitable prizes will ho given. Ten for hoys and girls at tho Assembly Booms, and-tho presentation of Jubilee mugs by AHs. H. L. Bushton will follow. Tea for residents over 05 is also to he provided at Air. Speakman’s cafe. Intending participants arc asked to give their names to Airs. S. Bugdnlo or Mrs. C. Tomlinson. A local resident has given a pig to bo competed for by ladies over 20. Known ns tho slippery pig. it will lie released on tho recreation field and will become the property of its fniv captor. A large bonfire nt 10-0 p.m. will conclude tho festivities. There has been a splendid response to the appeal for funds, over £40 having heen contributed. A prize will be given for the best decorated house.
TTIE JUBILEE. Arrangements for the
Lancaster Cricket Club have-signed Walker Ellis ns professional.
CRICKET.
TO-MORROW’S MATCHES. Ribblesdale League.
Bibblosdale 'Wanderers v. Blackpool. Whnlley v. Darwen. Leyhuul Alotors v. Clitheroe. St. Amies v. Lcyland. Lancaster v. BnrnoULwick. Chorley v. Bead. •
Ribblesdale Junior League.
Clitheroe v. Wnddington. Sabden v. Oswnldtwistle Arounfc Pleasant. Blackburn St. James’s v. Baxenden. Cherry Tice v. Ribblesdale Wanderers. Harwell v. Whalle.v. Read v. Burnley St. Andrew's.
Ribblesdale Amateur League. Downham v. Social Centro.
West Bradford v. J. W. Kneeshaw &• Co.
MONDAY’S FIXTURES.
HIltlll.E.SDALK LEAGUE.
Harwell v. Clitheroe. Levlaml v. Blackpool. Lancaster v. Le.vlaiul Alotors. Chorley v. St. Anne?. Bead v. Baruoldswick.
Ill BBLKSDALE JUNIOR LEAGUE:
Clllheroe v. Harwell. Snbden v. Bead.
Wnddington v. Oswaldtwistle AI.P. Cherry Tree v. Blackburn St. James’s. Baxemlen v. Burnley St. Andrew's.
Teams.
Foole, A. W. Foole, \Y. B. Southworth, L. \ \ Ukinsoti, J. Moore. J. Aubin, NY. Davis, \Y. Green, T. Bulccek, A. Sefton.
Clitberoe: J. Crabtree, captain; T. W.
Peters, W. Greenwood, G. Garnutt, G. Alorris, E. Smith, H. Washbrook, J. Good man, J. Fell, ,]. Peters, junr., and Windle. Clitheroe II.: E. P. Aldersley, captain; !
Whnlley: Col. L. Green, captain; J.
APPROVED BERLE1 CORSETIERE.
B. McArthur, W. A. Bewhurst, K. Isher- wootl, G. Ormerod, J. Swales, B. Lofthouse, G. Buleock, A. Bose, B. Cams, J. Grnclwell. Whalley II.: F. Cotterill, captain; R.
Garrett, J. A. Hnrhyshirc, R. Al. Aspdon, I H. Walmslev, A. Greenwood; R. Jepson, II. Eastwood, W. A. Peters, C. Forrest ancl T.
Greenup. Reserves: L. Howartli and E. Lank.
GOLF JOTTINGS.
Captain's prize on Saturday last the | following wore the winners: 1st divi>ion, 11. Wrigley, 75 nett: R. J. Hartley, 77 nett. Second division: J. II. Kay. 74 nett; James Wilkinson. 75 nett. In the fourth round for the Sir W. Brass |
In the third qualifying round for tho
Cup on Wednesday. H. S. Hartley and J. Looming were successful with three and fivo down to bogey respectively.
day for the East Lancashire Golf Assoeia- : lion handicap competition. Four players with best net scores over 1? holes will | qualify. Entrance fee, Is.
To-morrnw (Saturday) i* the qualifying j SLAIDBUItN.
Tlie following programme was arranged: Tuesday: A dance, with free refreshment?
at the final meeting of the Jubilee Commit tee held in the Grammar School on Monday.
THE JUI1ILEE.—Dr. Bk-nsdell presided
in the Village Hall for the residents ct Shiidhuru ami Dalchead. Wednesday: Free tea to children, to bo
present each child with a jubilee mug. Thursday: Concert, with refreshments, in the Village Hall for ticket-holders who did
followed by an entertainment, bonfire and fireworks. Afi\s. W. King-Wilkiitson has promised to
not attend the dance. Suitahlo souvenirs are to he given to the
aged and sick who are unable to attend the dance or concert.
CHATBURN.
closed on Monday and tho operatives are to receive payments in lieu of wages, weavers at tho rate of Is. a loom: day men, 4s.; and junior workers. 2s. As from Tuesday until July 13th, the mill will run an additional 15 minutes a dav, starting at (5-45 a.m. WIlfST ^ HIM YK.—Arranged by the
THU .U'lilLKK.—C'liiithiini Mill will ho
Alothers’ Union, a whist drive was held in the Church Institute on Wednesday night, when Mr. H. Uighton was in charge of the twelve tables in use. Mrs. L. ICing- Wilkinson presented the prizes as follows:— Ladies: 1, Airs, .left’s: 2. Airs. Stratton:
consolation. Mrs. H. Holgale. Gentlemen: 1. Airs. Whipp; 2. Mrs. J. H. Lewis; con solation, Airs. C\ Hudson. .Knock-out winners: Airs. Blenznrd and Miss Freeman. Refreshments were served during the in terval.
LANGHO.
of the choir were held on Sunday at the Methodist Church. The preachers were Air A. Barton, in tho morning, and the ltevd. T. Llovd Turney at the other services. Air. Baymond Furness was the soloist in the afternoon, and Aliss Stephenson, of Black- horn, sang at the evening service. Mr. AY. Slater was tho organist. PLAY.—Oil Saturday, the St. Mary’s
SEBAIONS.—Tho annual sermons in aid tamii/ijiimiiil
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Players gnvo the play, “When a Alan Afarries,” in the School to an audicucc of upwards of 100. The cast was composed of Alisses AI. Burns, C. Hilton. Airs. E. Hilton, Alessrs. B. Wilkinson, J. Brown, J. Smith, W. Hilton, and a number of school children. Tho play was exceedingly well given, every member giving an excellent portrayal. To tho producers, Aliss Huffy and Aliss Aighton, every credit is due.
LABOUR NOTES.
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