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e M e ihM st Church, N E X T ^


F E B R U A R Y M l m e t t io r ia l i^ ^


IN TSAiraLSGIVING A N i ) COMlIEMORATKiSr 01? | O U R S O V ER E IG N ;


LO R D K IN G G EO R G i : tr i l l bo illeld IN' TH E EVENING A T SIX 0


A nthem......... .:..l;.............“ Bles' I


, I n Hymn Sheets IPeovided.


toibe conducted by thf R EV . S. E . H ARP ER. are the Departed ’ *...........


if...98ydhr


T H E BRITISH LEGION W IL L O F F IC IA L LY A H E N D 1 HIS SERVICE. You ABE COEDIALi:


Preaiher at 10-30: REV; 8. E . i H ARP ER. ■ H I' , t. . ^ |l] /;■


M E T H O D IS T j C H U R C H (W e i l iy ) SUNDAY N E X T , FEB RU AR Y 2nd.


r ,


L HOME MISSIONAI^Y SERMONS: i: ;■


' Ij 1.^___ '—1


Preacher at ;i 10-30 a.m. MR.


Preacher at; ■ ,


It. w r |g l e y 6 p.m. 1


REVi lH . HOOPER


ON MONDAY EVENING N E X T , Felt. 3rd at 7-30, the! REV. H . HOOPEUi: i will give A! RECITAL from John


I Ashworth’s iv Clogshop Chronicle^;” I {: i


11 entitled


I :•< JIMMY, ^UDDY AND NANCY]” i The Recital will be! interspersed


I with I Musical Items. ;


iilollsetioii' for the Home Mission


Method si Fund;


; METHODIST CHURCH, h EISON STREET LOW MOOR


“


M l s s l o n o r u A n a i v e r s a i r y On SUNDAY Next, F E


BBUARY 2n l


Serrioeeat 10 MISS FRESH


IOandop.i 6 p.m. PreMher •w a t e r , Clith!roe,


Q


i Soloist at Evening ^ y i c ! : (Vladame: H, '0u||a3|, githeroe ;


I I ;i MlSSlOfil^RY , _____ ; in'the Afterhooin at ’2|o., Nprahet' ; REV. W .^M ik E E , of Chatbiirn;; :Gdlect{oni\ aU on jOeiial/ d/ iji! - ; i -:


i METHODtSt


J^is^v^ry 'Funds, CHURClj (W ES L E^


LOW MOOR ' i J„,'


h lEN ’S }


i(in i luM V | l |b t K^RuARViSnil ■ T W O S E R M O N S


■; /; ]. Trill he preacbm by ' ' j


/ ■ i . ; ! T H E r R ^ :'A ;''U ! :C U L t ;'! ! j\ ;:;, ;j '!■ ; :/Vi!ofjBlackbur|i.'':


!Ait ^ noon, j^-|0 ; ; EyENiNOj;' 6-0. i ■i Foloist : Mdsfer W; Annese. i


I .CoUeotidn ■ fpr Society Funds.' ■ I ■ ■ -.I: i.i


C A S T L E L d D C E (Juviiniles) Independeil' Order of Oddfeliows M .U .


C O i V G R E ^ tO N A L C H U R C H land 6. ^im. '


.iPreaoher at'Tp-^O a .m ____ , R EV . JOHN A . SINCLAIR


: ,Upinmhm'on /ppi«|s [Boiinwp Sehnce. ■


iMorniiig Subject! : 1 “ The Meaning of -i Suffering."


' ■Everting Subject: ", A Man’s a man : i / i ' .r ; '; 'j/foi'all'.ihat.’


fev,- ,! ;WE'06EDIa| iJy’ :WeI.3PME Yoh:


MOUNT ZION, nilethodist Church SUNDAY Next; FEBP U ARY 2nd


: T


i fPreadher at 1^0^30 a;K.; MR. F . W H IT T LE


Preacher at .6‘ MR. C


p.m. I W. [BENSON


GOLF CLUB


T H E WHIST ARRANGED N EX T (Februaiy 5th)


D R IV E & DANCE


FOR WEDNESDAY A T T H E


GONSERVATIV e | c l u b ] h a s b E EN


ftejiminaiy Notice. GRIND .ETON


IN


FIRMARY hUltSING WHIST DRIVE


EF FO RT & DANGE ( •0 N 1B D ^


to ! F r i t l a i i , Paeticulajs


■i 'I


- - T-n-TO------— ' r— Tp®PW{ eUH more ko bseav n the' AidyerHief


your jt’e worljh the ext ra i » i i td ai Ive^tf


I events inti


and TimM]' otters ] ou wlthoiiticharge j a place |ih thilr liuriau of! Mining,; events Exhibited


li Mprke| [place:


P h g l l l s M . L I S T B R C h i r o p o d i s t


Attendi 1 9 , Y o r k S t . , cntheroi


MtURDATS, 1 il-30 M.n| to 8 p . TilESDIlYS,


1 2 p.in. to 8 p.iD. other ev^rjte


of sheep to inembers if Clitheroe «uu ovio- triot


College,


Dr.iR. ipj, Montgoim rie, of the J^ottli- Wales,


lekured ,, ln


L«ow, u j ^ u i . i j u , a . *oe, presided bwr


This Bureau Is coastlted ayeiy: day, In the Week by premiters of evenb; l »^sj ^9 keep | thlhe r date clear oT s.


wrtio wisf


|Agricvltiiral;Discu8?loh Society at the' Libori)! Clu ), iClithero i,. list night; Mr.f Ji K . Calder'ivbo9,;of OlUlie a faifly'gqou attends nee


TjTniversity diseases, and Ds


2i LATEd.


A n n u a l Friendly SocieUei


S A T U R D A Y , TIA /


I f : ' ’’ f | ; Mr. Walter Whitehead will preside 'V ~ 'j j ' .t ' •


FREE MEIlLS FORIGClIIILAilS UNDER-NOU^


CHILDREN


R E f iE iY E Sp e c i a l ATTENTION. MEDICAL' I OFFICER’S I PROTEST.


HEADMASTEh WHO CROSSED NAMES i O F F I DOCTOR’S i LIST.


cconio. a I tuple ot Jscon; discussion in lithoioo, JoUowuig revised: rulings liy the lOard of, i JSducation. I’lie question was


I'he feeding of school chitdriin Jias again


j All meml^rs of tho Committee had boon furnisiied Iwit i a copy i of tiio iloard’s Circular on the provision 3f meals io cCildren attending lOcho)!,:.mid we reprint the [vital paragra^; ; . [ ,


O raised again in ■ ,■


i ' | ' U' s s m


C H EA P E x i :U R S IO N S !< |i BLACKIBURN ! t o -Mo r r o w ,


[SATURDAY Noon : h.m


i ■


H e U iIf i em )..........dep. GiSBOBNj


RmiNOTON.. Chatbhbn


J2-0 I p.m. 1 2 -1 2


O L IT H B R O E . WhalleyJi...... Lanoho Return'by any oidinary train.


Foueth Rohkd


B U C K B U R N R . ’ t o m a n m n o h a m


(nearest [ Station BRADI;I|)RD


CHATBUlil


L anoho WapsH] Return


.......................|l(}p.


C L IT H E JR O E WHALLEt


2/.'


12-18 12-23 1 24 1/3! 12-28 li29 1/- ! 12-34 1-35 9d.l 12-40 1-41 7d.


jP.A. Cup .] ! BRADFORD 1C.


Ground) and


MONDAY Next, l EB R U A k Y 3rd. I a.m


, 1D44


11-39,1 3/6 3/6


,i 11-50 ' li-66


b r a d i Or d


WEDNESibAY Next[ f EBRUAf^Y 5th p.ih'


G L l r H E | lO E ....:...dep. 5-b| ChaTBOBN


r.ttBm 1 1 .15:p.rtl.| J MANCH -iitER


SATURDAY, F IB R U AR ^


CHATBrtElIf ........ ...XleX C L IT H E ^ O E Wh a l lb y „ 1 . .......... . L aNGHO j


....... Manobestdr (V.)......4rr.


\ P L E ^ 1 ]1 B O O S . . . Tickets jftnd all .iifp: Staiidhs anq, /


R e ^ n .....’...dej Mi t e : m


See BimIs. i


p.m. 5-35 5-40


. 5-56 5-50


; ’7-2 11-2^;


A p y .V N C E .;! :mati(i)i frdinl ^genoiei.


il (3465.); 8th


i / 9 ■1/9;r


- 1/6' 1/6


„r) -S-S! " 2/-;


HEiiiFrEiLD.....'........ , J : 5-30 I (F.Sq.),,,,,


p.m...‘


tE i ............ . 12-2 I r^o rd (ilSq.) 6-4() p.m.


3/6 3/6 3/6


all children who: are iuiable; by reason of lack of iood to take full advantage of the education provfded for them should roceivo, suchT Bupplhmciitiiry'noiirishinent ', as . may io appropimteim; each case, the meals being airoviuedi free" hvhoto the parent is unable to pay. , For this purpose; in tboir view piovibiou may! properly be;made for any child who: I shows any symptoms', whether educational; or I physical, however slight. “ Tho Authority should thomsolves take,


‘‘ 'the Board: are concerned to secure that


stops to asco^m tho childron who ore in' need Of feediiig by inviting; report? from


'school nurses, school attendance oilicors, and others in regular, contact with the children from day to day. .


adopted, all:cbjldron selected; should be seen ns soon as jipossible; by'the School- Medical Officer. Causes of sub-normal nutrition or consequence?-. bf j.insufficieni food may ,bo present which ican only be idotorminod by a medical practitioner and iWhich need to bo taken into | account in deciding on the nature andi oitent of the j supplementary feeding required and of any other' appro- priato treatment. He':;sbould also keep under review'I tho conditionj and progress: of all children! receiving meals and ; ghould report uponjthemj as occasioh arises. ' -


; “ Whatever /nethods of selection may. be :


may he suffioientljl met by the provision of aii adequate quantity of milk in addition to Ilia home dieta^ : iil others, milk may be needed in iadditiph to olrdinaiy meals. If it is considered desirable to provide free milk: for all! cliildten who are selected for free meals,; ithe ^oard will [not refuse to recognise fpr ,| grant: the expenditure' in­ volved, pro/ridqd [that they ,; are satisfied


:“ In sbm'e --case? the need? of. the child reasonable, ' • t • . —~ -BOARD’S Changed odtloo.k .


<s Councillor I. lyrigley tiskedj '.the Medical Officer if he! was .isatisfied from bis inspec­ tions at the [schoplp that!the supply of milk to phildreni 'wqlj giving them sufficient sustenance P , He; believed many underfed children! were | attendin4 Clitheroeschools and ■'sonsiderwi' f ree meals 1, ought "to be


saidithpi Cpinmittee. had practically anticl- .patefli'itlie iiBparq's circular." /They had already Piirfieii oi t periodic j inspections of the: childreij'J'.yho. wero/oxamiued twice a year and their a:;es, height? and weights


'■ ‘Tlftl'ii^baljofflc'rt (Dr. 4’; ’E. Barker):


the members qf;the School:Medical Service, or the Public Health Servicej from teachers,


■aisod-'at yeSteiday’a mooting ot the Fduca- ridn CoiumitteO and in the course of; an intereiiting | debate impoiitaiit pronounce­ ments were made. ' In jho end, a sub-com- mitteo , was' : appointed' fo |iuvestigate tiie padiliam system ot Bupplyiug meals. Tlio suOject. wiU assuredly I D llio near future. '


, ■ headmaster:,-frhb ; p


the ufimesj isuggesting iliat:ithe parents' would be: insulted ifiritjwere statedithat their, children:were buffering frdm. malr nutrition;!:! Hd ligreed it ■was 1 possible that 12 mighfebo under-fed but with certainty ho would, agree ito no:’more;ihan five. ,“ My contention la that Clitheroe suffers too much


o m 2 Q df


agree with; Father Kopp. , In tho case of an uDoniployedl| man with three or four children,-no ono could convince him that those children were I able ito get the proper food from the Mlowanco that man received, in re- had


from a fish ajad chips complex,’h Father Eopp declared. ■ i|. .i ; -. .• ; - , i Councillor ItVrigley said-ho did not entirely


it , might, seem,] some of itho mothers were such, good niafegers; that children wore getting the necessary nourishment. As an Education; authority it was their duty to see that: tho ihildren were able-to take advontagO; of |tho education offored. If through lack ofi nourishment they could not do so, then they' must - provide the food essential., Ho| believed 'Clitheroe children compared favourably witlr those in any part


_______ improbable


of tlio country]M strong healthy children. At the same time, he did; not doubt tha't there wore children who necdodi extra nourishment and if that were so, they must havol it._:, :


i Councillqn Dowhursti stated that statistics


were; published] some -months 'ago showing tliatiabout one'per cent, of school childron weroi nndor-nourishod and that the authori­ ties Were feeding childron to the extent of four; per cent, i Ho thought the Medical Officer would agree that mal-nutrition; was very'often tho result of irapropor food which affected tlio childron organically. If there were: children who were ;under-fed; they ought to have Inourishment.


; Tho Med,ical Officer; Father Kopp’s statp- mont provided p good commentary on tho way this thing is proceeding. I go to the Roman Catholic School ;and pick out 80 children wjio are lobviously not well nourished.


i DR.' BARKER’S ' PROTEST.


Medical' Officer going- round j|hb schools to inspe'et the; cliildfen,, and then^ a headmaster taking it upon Ihimself to knock out two- thirds of‘tho names because ihe ,considers the :jpafent3 are well, enough off to buy proper foodF Does ;that give one any cn- courageraont'to do anything? Ever sinco tho beginning of these ciwulars it has been (Within your power to give the children meals. It i has been done all; over the countiy. ' lybu have given‘|heichildren milk and you chn! just as easily give them meals,


that the. authority’s arrangements generally, icnnnKlo


present of i ‘institntingj a|T means test- for parents. ' Wliat ■was’ needbd at the moment was fo se that the children who were 'under- noflrished rebeived proper! nonrishment. In the oases where it ■bias found the parents could i afford;'efforts co'iild be made to obtain sbmo I recompense from them late^. . ' ,'AlderWah ManlOy Is'aid ho, knew! a case


: could not say there were notj children who jwould not benefit thy additional ineals, hut they. ;Jia,d, tlijj/pqw.qr'ito !:giyo' freq ineals twitnout .(that: circular', I ri , | ! i / ■


recorded l ’_ feme ,of the children were re-' ceiVing milk! ijiorhing and afternoon,' Ho


i Alderman Manley said he understood it: jWqnld . be |correct to suggest that many jchildren! who jhad been certihed’ a's being; suffering: frqhilimnl-nutrition had' parents who could wblij afford to give them proper food. :' The food they were actually receiv-


'in4 was! plentltul but unsuitiblei' ■ The Medical Officer: If children I are suffer­


ing from mohuutrltipn it is', the duty of this Gbnimittee'to feed them; [whatever may -be:, the; position of the! .parents, i There ■, is any amount! of money- being! expended on food which i? inot in the least suitable for children.': |


!oom] K in g ? t : 8th


,CON( T e a (approx), 4-30 p


.m. EBT(appiox.), 6-Opm.


Members must brfi g their ovrn Parents ;■


cups; >f ■ Mem! ers are men- cordial imitation t( tIe,Conceit(iee)!


j change whiclf had come, oyer jthej Board; i t [was quite clei]r, .if the, circular; was read ,caT:efuIly, that if there' weroj any children underfed they ahobld be provided with meals. Recently' he, had learned' that bt' .Great' Har-i wood and'Paclijiam, which were ivithin the Clitheroe constituency, "but Fhioh differed from the CUthetoe riEducatiort authority in that they were! Buh-comniittoes'of the County Education Gkimraittee, free! meals' were ' .....................................


, Councillor jffirgreaves said 'every member of the! Committee would’be pleased at the


! !


jthey had done it lie did not know'. He felt it desirable tl at Clitheroe Education Com­ mittee .should, send representatives to those two: tbwhs tb olitain inforniiition on .how the scljeino was worked... After all, patents in Chtheroo- who came in i contact -with parents.fromjqtlier town? riglitly wanted' to know why their children could not get free meals, when,!-they were ,being provided in Great J Harwood and Padihom. ! The llayor : IVe 'are all extremely anxious


, T- n - r — ------------- -----


Igreavcs.'l I Councillor


;new circmlat I is a more ! whole-hearted inr Ivitation ito‘ IV |the ..siiggestioh'


|a sub-coihmi' formation


' ‘i be appointed I to obtain in- jother towns. ,: • ,


must finjl oqt. ‘v,/ ■ FISH! ■


■


jot .free Imeal?'' ' iaymentp . |: , The Mayor i


Aldernian Mfeloy , asked how! the granting jwould affect ' unemployment


Diat. is one of |;1id things we a|J||./ chips ' ■ COMPLEX P Fatherl Koiip jsaid everybody agreed that


Bluldren,r wHojJ! were suffering from mal­ nutrition shbiild he fed-, but [the difficulty was: to /arriveljat’ a-, satisfactory method of niscovering that the childrenl were under­ fed.; . The :^rst! and last words were with the 'Medical . |PmMr. ; : The dcictor was Kam- befed,: as'Was Ipointed out inl.the circular, by the fact. that inspections .were only made ht : periodic jiMervals. r Teac|iers,' as was-


I


ilso pointed jqut, Icould, not bo expected by . heir,;lac|c'of: medical' knowledge to. detect ;very sign (jf mal-iintrition. r The school


'tist '.qf 'tlie Medical Cfficer, tho Nurse.'.and me, lodyi membbis; qf; the. Committee,, for it: vas scarcely ,b ' ipatter for mere: man to udgo upon. ! i [WIioJi' previously an inspeiy, lion was made ■ artd! a list of names drawn


hssisted im theiiinspbetions anff came more into cpn(aot ;iv!ith the children. He sug-, Rested!,that, thb/ subTConimitteel should c.bn;


lu’rse ■•wns" heiter '.able :to , judge, for she Hfirgreavcs then moved that


fair'to cross I cases;'off the list. After all, the doctor is there !to Jiidge.


I'do not consider it , ,


' Councillor | AVrigley: Mal-niitritioii is hfomiht on:'by under-feedirtg. [ I t looks peculiar to me that it has to get to mal­ nutrition before it is found, that' a child has been under-fed.


wliero 'tho'parents off a child picked out as uffder-no«tis!ieti .wera aq_ Iw.enlthyi as , any memher of that Committee!, In that case ttio , Ichild, was - actually under ;her, own doctor, hecausb her food whs, not doing her nnyigqbd, pnd when picked out she was on a ‘special dipt recommended, by that medical man;: 'Those parents would be'very much annoycd_ if [told by that :Comm'itteo that their: child :wa,s updor-nonrished., .The Mayqr: There arc exceptions! to every ■,,,-!


rule; Aldermani ! Manley seconded Opuncillor


Hargreaves’s ' - resolution that a suh-e^m- mitteb go to'Great Harwood and Padiham to .seek infqrination' witli regard ito how the menlslacheffle operates,!.;' The resolution wlis eiirried, the sub'-com-


■hefedws ijlthfe'.fte.parerits are in a posi­ tion to buy! prop'pf , food. ; : The children may be underrfed;"'br, ithe'y may'be getting inn- siiitable ‘


fobd. AVliat is the good of a


ERSONALITY PARlTICULAR S TYLE


AIRDRESSINi


was Primrose


I have always contended you'have been in a position ito do that. , have" thought,; perhaps, that milk was ■sufficient. ■ I The Mayor said there was no question at


---- Aldsrnan AVIiipp maniigerial


Mill, Mr. late


■W


Sa^fO'd Bridge; Jolmj Mercer, - at


at, iBlefijiley’s ClarenioSt Alill. tm 1882, hen Mossis. Bleakley transferred the busi-- '(OSS and I lachinery to[ Burnley, .Mr.: Pye


' '


the. time deceived ffis: first and afterwards


to. Olithqro ( in 1887:hiid fesumed work'at AYilkin. - ' ■ incapacitai job md si, ips 'lent fir gardeh'ing-l ,


qnd'-his family removed with: maSy'other lyorkpeoilp to that town ihut;he returned


befi fe


[He develoied into n and 'was !,:successivelv


Mill . 1-'1-


riling Spinning Company Commercial: Mill was*


it tessrs. Bulcock: at Dowhursbs'


ally fledged 'ihployed at


. ' That ereoted. 'Bpmiler lAVillin


ax ivaierioq, under hen. the


TO SUIT Hairdrtssing. PERMi UfENT^AVWG, W i lL S H ^ S ^ High .CTass Ladies and Ghildisn's Hairdr'issefl OF YOUR US for.[advi|ie upon all matter ^ of manicu re:


k L . a n J BU CK B I /RN Telephone SDM.


**'*^*’**T*T* .h " ’" '! I '


had a long association.with the oid,.Volnn- tecr Ba id -in which; i under Baidtaaster lien, he ; layed. tlio ltenor horn. I t was is! coiinjxion with-the!!(jo-operatiyoimove- tho town (which


Cp-6p]|:R IT IV E 6 0 C® Y STAlJAYAE'r. Air. P; 0 had always a: zest fpr music and


pent in


a. break ri itil‘ December, 1914. Regaining his seat in January, l9lp he contmued as a, member of tli? committee untif March, ■


Was. a foind'er, of Appointed to the ill Janni ry 1902, Air. Pye served! without


-reatest ptominence,', p^rhaps.T Hi? father' brought him into


' the llitheroo So'ciety, ement committee


niitteh appointed being the Mayor, Coun­ cillor'! AVriglev. Miss Garnett,' Miss Har­ greaves, the! Medical Officer find tho Director of Education; (Mt. M. H. Taylorl,


C H A T B U K N .


sulfer. been


dington, gave ■an ! interesting and, helptm talk to a goqd attendance at the Ladies Bright Hour on Tuesday, afternoon, j 1 ^ 6 |GEORGE.--At the Parish Church oil ! Tuesday : mpniing, the Rev. A. E.


BRIGHT HbUR.ri/Mrs. .Greaves, of AVad-


-Swallqw conducted'! a, rqost - impressive ser- viee in memory of the late King George. Fhefe was: in; fairly large congregation, which included a good number of day school sqholars. The hyihns “0, God our help ,ln ages, past ’’ and “ Abide with mo ’’ were sfeg.i and the psalm Was “ The Lord is .my,Shepherd.” , Mr. H. Hudson was at tho organ and played “ I know: that rpy Redeemer liveth,’.’ !?! '0 test in the Lord ’’ and the Dead March in '“ Saul." : There was lid address." ,


to; see that no phildwho is iff need of'food, shall, goj without it. . That has ;beeh; our attitude . all, I jilong but iwe have had to jadminister ihei regulations strictly. iThe


to; co^iperato fed I welcome mndo- by Councillor Ffar-


fejghtl, the' (proceeds -[being in aid of ithe! sick fund. ; .During ! tho evening Mrs. Fyeeman, secretary,'.presented a satisfactory report on the work of the branch daring the-.p'ast-year. ■


attendance at, a hotpot supper, prompted by t|ie Mothersl'‘ Union. ■ on AYcdnesd.iy


! MOTHERS’ UNION.—There was ff good '. - ; : i .


the’Cjhatburn: Flying Cfiib was held on Friday night, whbii: the following' 'officials were, .appointed: llresident and chairman, Mr. T,: Kenyon; trensurer,' Mr, AY. AYaito • secretaiy,. Aff. . J. ! aY. ' AVilsbn ; , assistant' sdcretary,-Mr. AY. Jeffs,:'juiir.


(FLYING CLUB,-(-The general meeting of ' '!,


Langlio, (Rev. :D


over a good attendance. The pfesentation wab made by !AIrs,! Kay, of - Cldiigh Bank, who handed a large, number of [book jirizes to, the scholars.' In 'presenting,the report. Air. H. Highton feFerred to the death of. Air. AY. ,"Waite, who ' was closely associated, with .the: prize-giving .for a period .'of ■ sixty yejirs.-: A vote of; thanks to Airs, Kay was proposed by AlrJ L. King-Wilkinsoh.


.the North Ea?t Lancashire and -Ribblesdnle' •Amateur Leagues. ' I -' ' ,' ! ' .[ , PRIZE DAY. —:,6n Sunday: afternoon, prize day was observed at the Parish Chnreh S.feday School, 'whfe,' the' A


moderate! attendance, at the annual gener-il hieeting of , the Cricket Club held m'the Chnreh ' Institute Inst night week, when Mr, -T.' B. Conyers presided. ! Officials re­ elected' were; President, Jlr, Frank Brough- to'n; treasurer, Mr.'J. A. Conyers; secre-. tdry, (Mr. 'J. Sharp; captain, Air. J. G. Sharp; vice-baptiiin,! Air, J . ' R. Hudson; second eleven'captnini, Air; AY. Ellel. The financial statement'; was regarded ns satisfactory. , The ,dub is to continue ’n


|GBN®AL‘i MEETING. —' 'Tliere' waa a ! ’icar' presided! Preach ag’ ! nr IVI *-# rijs.


evident duri ig the’ King’s said: (“ The whole world chri be saiff at the present lime to.'.bq .mournSrig' the .fian' Who bore with simple arid seridus devotion the resppnsibiliti ;s of I'rulih ' ‘


After aliuj ing te the iW


Gei rge'the Fifthi ntiil tYt/w.AA XK.«


'XL... . Irtf ^ tl 1 ' 1'. o


.1 Id-wide sympathy


(llness, '.Mr. Holt


who' riever 'fiirgfft .and!n obligation of hisiirank ani swerved Ifrori {life path' loT a (.mOmeit.!h?trayej tlio loyalty and - affection. wlii?li’


oVefdej his Empire feels tl


stintiriglf.-gave., ''Such ' iwai ds their


„ . - I J, V --‘fli’fe to! fe;a personal: oriel HiS- great :h imility, trqly amazing ini! onO


or-so exaltec a position; Syas such that he had nO idea.At thfe deep .affect


gratefnl had give I, in


sympat.hj mournjnf to


counsel! ad such a Ip irt


our. Kin*.


ho wus .lmid ly hls subjectOi'i.: .')^^^ rqoice to know jthjit 1 e whs spared ilonjg enough tej -ui w-tijuly loved ho was, tnd; hop!


which


lyerp his, ipeoplej .for' tlie -life lie seryico [ to .rijibril!’' Qiir deepest, extetjded, in :|.,their .hour of ^Alaryj .whosfl influonce,''


i;d[ all itliA Riyal Family.


devotefl affectiqn have n:i,i;tth'e'late


.1 X . . J he ilatq‘King’s'life'; arid to'


. King, such was, his e,. thaa everyone : in liif


, Ills ipebplO unt was the foi e '0^ hi?


joj grea?- Enlpite', v{er, cheaptned one -[office;'w!io'’riev[ef ■^uty, ai;d rievey confidance! and


. COMpLETE FURNK


Y ark Street and C astle S , T E L E I H O N E


M A IO B ’ S C H R IS T ' f u n :


iously ■M." .


iickriowledgec [k s PARCEIS


£ s; - 38 '8 :0 10


£38 18 I


onlyj ; through some; such; system as i th< [League; of, Nations.TriMr.! J. A, Dobbs,' ai the ,'fen!ual cofafererice"ofi,Federations o! University Coaservativc, 'Associations,' ai Dambridgo.'-'.'


iritqijriatidfei!; peace (an; he inaintairei !:!-!,; The [ local newspaper 'cdi i


provide yau vrlthjthff new qii; iadvertKOment! reiienue ; liiuppii [-paper lha givss you ih(


'psu).t'r-ill j.be , rts. I t ! i iM A rO B


Pendleton' Rimingteiri


C H A B I T r lU N I i . t cknowledged ERS


I members! of the Castle, liqdge of Oc dfelldws, with which Order he. hod been associaieu for about s xty .years.: So! was alsi, a keen sportsman, ind forty yfiirs ago was coti- neoted Witt the town’s football club, | being one of the promoters off the sports neld on the AYaterho ground every Good .Friday. Air. Pye wis also identified with tl ''' ' '


bereavement AIarv‘s_ Ce


officiatin;.


celebrated their golden'!,wedding md five years la ior Airs.' Pye:p[?ssed ?wa:’. ! Mr., Pye leaves four son? and one dan riiter to whom sjmpatliy will be ||extonded [in their


Church tird wos u keen Conservativei On Jose 20th| 192-5, Mr. and Mrs.riPye


The inmrment took iplime yesterdiy at St. ometerly,


___plnqi thej. R:


able Limited and Mrs son ; Aft


Society aec omp'aniod, the; ! cortege | to[ tho cemoterj. Following is'i, list of those who sent wrfethi; Ethel,! Edward; Rortald and ■ Alabel; Jin and Daisy; Bella, anq Artliur and Family; -Efie, Alarghret,' Audrey and Iris; Anne and Arthur;May and Dinah; Tlio Ala-s in family;[ Boh,' Fthel and Cliris,, Alice, 'Dora and! Reggie; deepest iympathy 'hndl in remem'b,_____ an- 'old ' Sei'v- int and Frien 1, from /the Com­ mittee and :Hembers of ithe Clitherde Equit- Co-fcpe: ative arid Jlridustfial ' "


■ ■ ‘Hr. and Alrq i. H. AYalms e;


S( ott, 'and T and Aft


'


Mr. [and Airs. .:A. iPye.!


H.


Society, !,v; AlrJ AVilkiri-


TR BllTE


loss the nat:bn[ had sustaihM by . the'death :of ‘King


.K; •>


at; 'St, :;Leonard’s, Church, fend'ay mojrjaing,!, .the' Vicar [Holt) refefrM to the grerit


oti Oddfellovs and the Clitheroo Co-operative Alembers of] the Castle Lodge thej.Hey. AV. ^ Holm Street, Blackburn Tel. 6527 /or 'Prompt Delmry.


Family; “ !AYith ance of


[ An El^p^ntslesps staiukng up, therefore a hkirious maUreis i«|no fewonMge fo on Ben/iaii! ■ . ' ; '■!


■ ' ' ..! ’ and restless wakefulnessl ■' May We Ahow you our' range of , BEDDING ? ' ' ! I


I To humpn: bein^, howiver, a R E A L L Y COMFORTABLE *'*|^n**^®? fpYoB all the diifi renee between i lound, restfuj slunibei i


| I ! I-. li


, : ■ [ , . [ ■' ! :i- ' '! '/'■!' i


ie Parish


1931, when he resigned.; i iHe servM under six, ipres(de its, of whom dthe. first was Air. Isaac Sohoield. Air. [Pye was :iot- only the oldest nember of theljCo-operat !yq Com­ mittee but he, was aisq iamong, tie 'oldest


'S


InvitA variety if FLOORCOVERII in the North;


you to inspect the lai


PRI(|i:8 have j been! REDUC!:D [pre rious to.Stocktakini, f


*,


Come around


at


your leisure and Wililk famous Cai|iet


Galleries. ;


Repre^eniatives are sent; to ' feafs of ihe DisWet.


Fittings and OBlivBiy Frail all nriirior/ df[; King Gebrge


irqsidei, Session i.


, , , , , . . ! « rherq is on!.


Aniateti's


ihpwrt.' n fetiliqnc) 'hbiri ,) koi ilaiVk,


) Kljig-lfee Mall, of - d [that|ikH]iat


At t;ie To N e i | Road


Then thoir i sohoolmastcr ; comes along and knocks out 20 of tho names. I say it is ridiculous. > i Is there , nnyi sense in n school­ master being permitted to do that? Does ho knqw .anything; about'these things? All


a list of |S2, for the RdmaB; . fed he took the list to the; r


OCTOGENARIAN.


^ TRIIMINENT Cd-OPERATORj Oddfellow and sportsman.


town Blolckbilfu


Ono )f T. ' J. -L


night, street, fortnigi it sustain; id


Mr. Cliristoplier Pyc, of 51, Peeh 0., had been . in tho Infibmary' a buffering from a fracturijd thigh,


Pyq tr i3p(d and fell,:sustaining injury which At! a I


acoidont at his hotae.; Mr.


Death.’? Born in


few tool c' k


tliah; Mr,


1)0


Monday, supbrvonod.


necpssitatfd !hoSpitalij|treatment.. .1: ;'!,:! " inquest held; at tho Infinhary, on it .was statedithat pneumbnia had . -The veiqict was “ Accidental


two| yci rs j'oars enter


Attsnd ng tlio Nation'al School, thon! under. liKidi lastorship ;of


MrJ Hfell in 31m I t'ue


m..i|g,.is-grocery , store on thol old row Iridge so timt ho could Jc|aim to representative of “ Cheshire."


■a creelbr gt mill I


be'iai work at tho ago of ton, becoming it Messrs.,, Hod ‘gson and Mercer's Primrose, i iSnow occupied by tlio


Roberts,; Mr.


ago, Mr. Pyo had lived all .but a of his lif0:in the town land few iiitcrdstl' in the town s affairs


P; 0 was . born in a cottage adjoining Familiarly known' as 1 “ tlio Sliaw, Bridge district .eigfity- Kit,’’ BE WELL DRESSED


PLACE SUITS,


A


YOUR ORDERS I FOR COSTUMEii OR


COATS ! Il : 1


Discouht of 2^6 in |ithe L


HI. HARTLEY SPECIAL /ridfgo 6/i)e Serge


I: LA D IES ’ AND GENT’S.! TAILORS ?


I i OFFI^R: » to in^asurei I j


is allowed during periodj of the Sahl 70|


I *"


Usually i£4.4.0i l i : !


& SON! : [:' I! 6 K i n g S t u j e e t , C l i t h e r o e ' I IliF


the: best, known characters in i the been removed, by the death,' at Rojal Infirmary; on | Sunday


L A S T W ^ E K P F S A L E F in a l :R e d u c f io i i8 o f a | l js u rp lu a a to o k r e a d y f o r n e w S p r in g R o o d s .


A h I L D R E N ’^ SFEGli HEISTS


IN! WEAR w'’ •,>■•. •■ 1 /


m ,,


'.‘li'-i!


<Oertified ; net) lalo iexi FRIDA-Y


lifhts on Vehicles, ’’p.m.'


‘


jieUoit.’l|: That nftoi


bf h niself on I fed all.the rejd the j -


all 1 am felyi a|;veii ■


am sure ■


___'6 'these |rist| ten


' ! a., lifelong friend.' has’ ben silid 'arid iw


luthority on tlie [Arc


jihrisej'explain.. ....^ ,, attfeded Ins funeral if hoi in <i|piriti[ Not abojil the! death than the' descr parts of;the wc j!r gland,” bijt


hecrii so; King Gfergei was ?ort|: ofj [fellow " that pei, apart from his' kiiij Why ;■ i


ijeviTentiyj the bidy


ice t


js [ivill as our ?pei;tiicle-p-wondi rivej'' jeeui prese 1)0 -)1 served thi ilovorandingcr tnri


■ (ay


ption! giyf |vl(l, not ! t 1‘ The iRingj NI /fill in il [tod in Ld I las.t! w.c,


rdfeli ■\Yciitiril feeralj p 'bccsSion!


grcitnfe.j ,K illustrious' lino -'V'ihdiot.'! But ionarch


ills ;j for 'on (ircumstai


;t|o :Pi|dd htewhele possibl!


igh WeStn ttatc; ?ri


wds who i d


irigton. he in thcl and' proh


lie Cpiitijid are tliol


:hat wo rivl


(f Kings t will lie L


, Georg?


enttetel! niills tnd workslipj thi?'i impressive tribute 'tol r:lf. ) ACo twjo minutesi


J-J, ];ppj,


In response 'sent


kincertejtha'nksi..,. , ....... of lympath' i i .her irr;


Boroufei ri


am’ des Counci


To the’ th(


' iKe prirti iA tho spicmri , Great [Byithin at 1-1 were ill,thb streets stol were i; 1st ipped,' amll tccdi, ! Opinftives -. whl


!iFifth;', the general .


- that a i the firsiJ ahiiiveriatyl f * :,#l


repi:qs;!h,ivte,heeii I'o Alai orj of Clitiieq


red, to coiivc ind inhalj Clitheroe for vour


P/ivI


idcirit, Bntar.1 6f Kiintl


!cas( conVei !to C'lithd sin :-cre j thanks fori '


, Secretary, C; imati; Society,


mes lag i of ?ympathy, ^ im Iwill


_ (ling : is| touche 1 ex(>rcsi hi;


a')io joined in if *


■equett of Air. ill ijres;ut .at lyestpfd ly, | : st 11


P 'iv| Cll


no 'vorlic. produitlo


iherb iirel ver [ojnptit? snc'ceaful y'jvith the douniry;


iffiato'uirs irt-tlio I iNorth. I'jlot/ since a|itui nil fifty


among;


the w(i- and :


many! opbt


]c|efal yebrs aiit avas fd^ a prop isitipn-(-f6i| tho Iff 1 nb tlh,


alerit ' n t )f|.whai has gone •imatoirs have been euap jabkiq [‘ rho Dessert S(j (OmOjn isgiyin,'s‘ylieii it ■indeqd :it iTa? been


(n^ "vdntu 'ed nbthiug mo prqvbdl b?yon'd all .. jiprovcd


)ll,ng i; wis (uterod dn itisfacto


ino'CiSitl!


Clithorfle Jsbcii tyj could si (n com letitioi wip tlie 'iri)ey ,h ive I no , hail. all t Wedneidi/y) Hij. jJo.scpli l/hadow av iO find a | Wdok-etd,:fouid it <level ipi


'hursd, lyj'; ai d by /o-


, , 'ajiualiy jife ly'


lies! (o resist


r ? Atl


grjititndo hap.been was ’ ju^t qnces:


arid ed and Hippi


. he had t'u 'rith.l the 1 liis;! reiipi V a s


loqsi w ,11: lig i s w haq done ' " previdu?


| ' » V i iV U J occafioni


iiegab, and toi fin<


iri s line, tliri will


n A r. Adamso rtl’


|to tlioj r fe ' to I ini.’ Mr.


escue Tl


ixfebtcl accident [tol


... what anbthcr, sbb:


danger off


. , Jicials ha\e ' hai Inkiety this veek It yasl


[llnll[rio;ed.j|and danced ;iii)| iho is iiowijrcmve'cd, AI ss


bail'’In :k|^ for Al(ss Sandh


SH p.(r?oriifi id[ wandhain’s loi fqrc there iiritaleit


Hardiri has ikid [irriducton.j [


ihould! he Uijore i? Iroq liMlity; arid I’he utmost ,iAIr. L «Hai ;l. B, f haw] (’rbd.’Afrirsh


lore., ,Finb!l,{. oqse?! :vefyj nigh oqn 'anuouni ed b


, lilt ui!i


iHardid). ?nd


, ' l i t '’® public ' ' io


ienbe.s ji'H pr|)ra] it


S3' is orid;! ol ■ the dancii g U1.J..: .-I r: , J .


dnthi .med


iplinje(ited|on-tho happ, " Aziir id ahmn Alls? ClJ


;refilly yatci ,for yomi!: sia.sm; of falls oj


fed M'"' Dqn i great su|


Iiuumjiiu uefnre tl)d •• To-nifh? and lo|mnrI nsseniblel


(here liavq t and.,


owing ti'theyicnl jbq J np(|


ffc rim reused xpdnse; —and'


ifnctqry. iloni


sfert is _


the ml sicJ the,stigcj


I vl :hl


to Clltheif to the "


qugh, tlie'c [civic obte 'vanco qf during L,_ .....funeral!


—*Hf was not I


ling has,! and fun?r|


cqiiijot ‘I


■ ■ [3 K>>fk be occasii


it I


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