r."'-


/c '' ' (XITHEROE |AD\^RTISER AND p I E S , F R I P ^ i may 21st, 1937. A ( CULiED FROM OUR ISSUES 1 Hi? It \provldes'aLtecurtty.


later years of Ufa- It I* ® legf^cy ;fop(your children. '


Decide now to buy your house. Let the "Halifax" help you with


a liberal loan. 'You can save' the amount required for the deposit in the iSubscriptlon;


Shares D ep a rtm en t a t ai) excellent rate; of Tax-Free


Interest. ■ ; Ask for the latest


' Booklet' : ; ! n , ■ , ASStTS EXCEED £tT4;.00(),00()


Mabel Prestoh' fourth daughter,of Mr,. J, Preston; MUnshaw-terra,ce, Grindleton.


United MetKod^t Churclij on the 18th. by the Rev. A. W. Uttlrig,' |Ot Mr. Gilbert Buller, Bttokstde, West Bradford, to Mte


lAie we Idtag took place at Grlndleton


^ Mr. .Haloid Boothman, iof Waddlngton, and Mlsb-, Margaret J. [Rayner, eldest daughter! of the. late Mr.l and Mrs. Thos; Rayner, formerly of Newton, were mar­


Rlbbleidale aged 43 yet rs.;,


Mr. and Mrs. T. Robinson, ILov^er Hah. inughi; wen naw iipUgmed'he was Visiting Downham, suffered bereayemeht on the


■ — — j ■ , ,


annlve'rsar r of the passing of the Act o f , —^ Nonconforinity, which led to'lthe!ejection sebuen^ torcrllg%


Sunday, the 19th;' marked the' 250th s t rW " ;


ried' at St. Helen's Church, Waddlngton, by the E5v. ,P.iA. N.-Parker, on the 22nd. Mr A. D. F^rweatheripreslded at the


annual ik e to g held lill Wesley Sunday School,, in 'the 18tb, In] support of the Local Priachers' Mutual |Ald Association. Mr, J. L.i Balliy presente^the secretary s


report, i , ' i'l V , ■.•r'.J,, ,


hearlng.kt the monthly. Borough Sesslp^ on the 23rd. j The Cihlef Constable sa d that neVer before In his experience m CUtheroe haU the public-part of the court hien devoldjof.Spectators.


Only two' minor cases were down fOr


Head Offices HAMPAX :


' Local :


Barclays Bank Chambers King Lane


j L. Percy Steele, ^ e n t BARTON & CO.


WHIILUT noill OIIIIWE Phone SSS


Always at yoiir 8erv|ic8|for RspalrSi Servicing, Battery Chaining, t™ ; Accessories., You can rely on our workmanship.


|


' CeesAlMaMgsr .nit ENOCH HIU>


Sick Sbilety was held at Sabden on the nth, preslded..oyer by the Rev. A. t . Boden. The societyihqd been In OTSt. ence ovir [sixty years, and .lt was stated that there'Were illvlngl In Sabden p ^ . two whb joined at the tbffimencement-- Mr.,lTames Air,ey land; tilss EUen F^osteri,


A speiilM lUeetlng of ihe St. NlcholM’


With ifeoi niembers, i the worth of the society Was ^500.| Aftei;'some discussion


'


on the IsrteptS o tth e Netiohrt tosuramce Act it Was decided to break up. the society


Mr. H, J.'Sallojway;,


and to klve liotlficatlbn liiat receipts m expend[tUre .would'pease on the last day of May, ‘


fhr'several years jes Hall, received


a 6i"mliar[appotatmeht:w the Right Hoh. the Countess of Cardigan.


A hotse was kllWd'ln, colUslon with a


runaway In Sawley BrojW; The nierment tpok pjace at Bonham


on the 20thiof Mr; Edvvard H a r t^ (75), fOTmer|y;ofjmite3tones Farm,^T^^


Jamlslchfatburn j31)^'of Brook-stre^ .was fourid'dead;oh:thS morning of the


T h e IS WITH US R e lia b l e


YOU WANT A RELIABLE *


YOU MUST C & Wellgate Moujrs


|1936 Vuaxhall 14 h.p. de luxe Saloon ;1935 Vauxhall 14 h.p. de luxe Saloon i1936 Morris 10 h.p. de luxe Saloon 1935 Morris 10, h.p. de luxe Saloon !l93S Singer 9 h.p. de luxe . Saloon IlSSi Hillman Minx de luxe Saloon


£165 £125 £126


'1934;(Hiilfilan;Mi,mk de luxe Saloon :1933 Hillman ;fliB» de’ luxe Saloon 11931 Rover 10 Saloon.. . . . . . . . . . T931 Swift 10 h.p. Touring Car, a real !


, bargain I .......... . 16


£100 £100 £95 £75 £65.


. £35 £20


I We have several other cars up to h.p.; 8uijtel|le for, Farmers and Trailer work.


Items Gleaned from th e ‘‘ Preston Gijardlbj'(dated MAY; 11‘f aThe renovation' ol th'e.-borporatlon .mace LTD.


CUTHEROE Telephone 224 .


WE ARE BOOKING DATES FOR nd pbeh bowl;, wrt rompleted-^and .plared


m view inithe JewellA"3'Bhop windw-of M.. vy. Boltori-Dewhurat.'Caatle-rireet.. The mace


they .should be in readiness for the .Jubilee celebrations. !■ . •


- - pA biy; four years,of,ggi Eon,of,Jobfi Yates, otatd dealer, Derby-stet, was b “ked do,,a


by a jponji while 'Ptaying, street] The- child- was fi?dly bruW by he Donv Btepiilng on its face. Tho:rlder of the


S a l wK the son of Dr. Fraser, who was quickly-In fattendance, ■ |


of n b ry Porter, Joiner, -woone Lane, had an eye seriously Injured by ^he bursting of a ginger heel- bottle which yas being op^ed b. his grandihother. .He .was'taken to. the Eye Hospital-at, Manchester, where an operation


U p - to - f la t e C o a c h e s


SPLENtiD OUTINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES Wrjte or Phone 21


Oswald! Rowe & Co. Ld Thorn St., Clitherde


F . M o O R f s


MEETINB' HOUSE,. 8AWLEY. MA6BAQE* AND OHIROPODY,


'oet had t i be performed. , ..


Carlisle, Son and Company, and those wmea Messrk J.i Mitchell and Sons had VMated. were purchased,:together with the whole of the Primrrte estate, by Messrs. Carlisle frqm Mr. Fort, the late owner. It was -intimated that Messs. Carlisle's part of the works were


to be TCstarted. i r !


told ' thp Town .CounqU that m -acqqWMce 'With resolution; he a u a # e Toymiplrtk had waited oil the Hon. Captain Legge at Man- Chester, in connexion with the pressed establishment of a,.Borqiigh Police Force. They I would' rememher that Captaln^Legge originally fixed the' number of constables h requbied as an efficient force at eleven. 3e


Thrt'lfaayor (Alderman James iGamett) ■ = '


one chief constable, twq sergeants ^ d six constables. He also, reepmmended the -cor­ poration! to endeavour to make some arrange­ ments with the (jounty justices with,a,view, to taking over theh police premises. H to y did not do. that, to y would have.tp put their own premises In order. ;


ad now reduced the number. to nine, viz . ,


'■ 'OnlthB question of finajice, Councillor Itow- l a n & asked to'Town Clerk If Captain


Legge suggested anyismm The-Mayor;.- K o d g h t we o ^h t to'get a good man as chief fob£120 ifcr annum,' Including a house.


The ilayor Informed the Council t o t he ;had received an Invitation from the Lord


cohnebted to t o telephone exchanges: Chatburn; No. 216, Tfie, Chatburn


The'-' following subscribers have been j:.


Slaldburn: No. 44, Mr. G. Nunn, Croas- i ' dSle Bank, Slaldburn; I


i T y re Depot, Sawley-road, .Chatburn. ,


The paper mills at Pi-imrose, run by MOots.


had been] regUded, apd; Jhe, Punch straiKhtened and .polbed m order fhSV


. g


i Chamberlain to attend, as MaVqr, a-Jubilee tharikSiving service;,at ,W istminster. Abbey on June 21st, and that he -h id accepted.


.fiouse-afad other residents'to Eshton Terra-;4 ■by the farange behaviour o l a fiian who was


: ebnsi- ierable alarm, was c£ used on the night 'of the' n th to the,family of faie Rev. J. .Water-


'of age to'spare build. He had worked as "a dogger] anri bad been drinking heavily .for


A biy, aged between four-and five years, son was ravtng.mad.. Next he laid hold ,of a fen­ der to'd appeared, to be defending. himKlf againstlan imaginary foe.'


house;'about 11-30, bu gd t got up suddenly afad, sizing a couple of .knives, befiavedias It.he


.r.-to bed! at a lodging


theihoiise, along Factory Lane (and into Esh- ton-temce,'he. -begm to


scaied'the' wall at'the ihouse -of jMr.' RarrlSon, the relievirig officer, and climbed oyer a fpr- ther wall Into the yard of Mr. Waterhouse, There he began rapping.on thelstudy wind®*


sfiout


Running out] of arid-raVe,'


strBct' Makin, fauas “Ptak,’’ a man of dbout 30 years'


ifS


20th ifa an 4mpty,kiln M,the works.!, A k rd lc t of ,“4®®“


Coroner. | S ':K h T o » , . S


school anniversary senpoM. The collec­ tions imounted|to £2(| 15s.


f h r 4


a fonper ifaember ol tfap also grourdsmsrn Ahd


Mr. Wlulam.Hall. of East-street, Read^ umpire 111 the


j .


lor. 44 y^arS,. was unyeljed on ffie Jytfar The Mslrlct pieetlngs of the' North^


was returned'At; an Inqfaest held hy Mr, H. J, [ Robinson', the [East Lancashire


! dea®


the Bev.;,T iomas;JoUle, the''pien Vicar- o .f | jjgJ been o ; ir


m from the: OhurclUmf. Ehgland K ___ _


inisters'who refused to, coijform. to, the provisions of the A’cIj One. of these was


th


Altlftm who, on his ejiectilhn uotftni- -the r graushieiof: celeb (rattions In ;,thf atUrday.the;st


llying, estf wished a UttleP^pS a t Why- jS n p e a g ^ : Oh


the:18th, tjheWbrigregatlon'aji BirroW; cel-1 jJrt^etFlacejChStlh-street. ESrSojirltaf, ebrated the, ejection;',a- largelyjhtt^dehj Badlands,' Co)robf8tlbn-sweet,m


eeied ;at- farrow, by, a . Cqngrbgatto^ School w ^ p p w leh was hamedPtter JbUie, Ow,


,via. -yorkistree:!, route' iwa i Service bang: held' at' Whymohdhouses,;


W e g aL n a l'U n io n . .' Hlbbert ahd


■'Church , k the'Pccaslon of , t h e 'S d n d a y i ^ ^ | j The off ertories amounted tp £11|) I I


Rfev.'T. ............ ' I


, , - -


a meeting at Barrow In the evening, , ^gather W a r ^ ^ was the hfbrrilng preacher lat pk. Pauls;


^ ^


'Sehooi:aiinlversafy. ;A procession In'the jJjbjt of the grpUps taking phrt in th? afterhQbn was foUowedpy A®®FWce con-* procession vjrere'pf a


, j . j


d u c teW the ReW R. RaUtdn, and In the and there were more Jhan^veffe.d Me r evening fhe pulpit Was occupied by the ences to Pohldar;lMtitutlons-a^^ ” ' walker,' Vicar |of Ualeshury. of the. day.;Jpr Initan^^^^^


charpm .00.


torry "b o rS® Inscripton,.;'' Vtejt 'S l ^ : burn ,and get lost;to thp dark,,


hshed a i mniohncemert o f d e a t h . jnerp! o t e Hothets^^^ G^^^


,,, comment Is super-,


Whs horfa at Clltheroe In Julyj 1853. TpiL,. The-'t^rtfi villhge. of Newton ;^o ^ re quoth-; - j The Immediate duuse of d ^ th ;


kiid'has left a


tague*ist ?eet, died on thd slxti,eth]year. ■ 'i -_ - ■


Mri:W^am-Hehty 1°“® > h « d ' timet; carrying ' t o


to hei'remeinbered.fdr theihlghest quaU;- tles t o t adorn human naturq.


"Watijier. of22Mofa-' :14th; In his


'The d( ath took^plaoe ,at 1 Bright-street on the 16th,-of Mt.sJaines:Fe|l, formerly


members of, a pioch


wVIb'e k i n g r t an-elevator. I Mr,^GarH^^..^ater i BfsrlJig ,, the 'Inscriptlofa, if£K 4h S '‘S S t e ' S - - ' 'K » ‘ ’a f e S ™


regarded as. complete ifmo-reference been made to the:T6Vm- CouncU, -’aim-


obsefaved; enjoying a treat at whtoh the prliiclpai beverage-'-as indeed In mo. t cases-was! not iwater. ^A huge placar 1 enUghtehed the pubUc that tms was t o - apnual. waterwolks: trip and^a, motj)


o


A memorial portr'aff-Of Mr, John Ben- weslevaa Chapei bdrwith Nqnconfqto-, j^ggp iBehlnd thel waggon'- walked Tiptf who'mis tc&chcr of-tli6 youttg-Hion s


East District Of ''hoJj'Aooashlre and Cheshire Baptist Churcjhes were hbld at


Sabdefa onjthe 21st. The? Rev- G Hall wklhs, of Bradford,


wiuuau. ^....6— — -J - , — , |.•eArff '^effrthmente-are to bS provide 1 wb!Mhinbeatlyidehtlfied MthWat^o Lyg yeat.Mthofat'ddrttlonal cost to.the


right splriti" According to other notlceii,


Ist'ilfS'lh'to town, when he left'ttw j soUtary, bembehof, the. park- eating^ his SSSrEthe nineties, hfa establlshedja lunch tfom a ,,rod,.bndke,rchm .: ^


The procession! would'hot: - have ?heeni „« ..,.--at ' Waterworks'. 4in at' 65—lOs.: p weekifor Uf( «i. '«f VUtciiArtiinrkR'.


messagii. f


ja l i t i.twoiboys chrrylng^ hucke s


bV' cf


idtawhite,vhth'arobeofbluej-^gjtEndclubs.' . I ■ aei; ttalh-bearers;^ were Jean


i afid' 'Baympna'l^^ri, wime E ®


There foUowed a I group of Maypole .Mfaypoie' Dances.


' tbn; Jhah Eihmrtt, Hilda Wearing, Freda F*ortfer


dancen; Including' Wilkin !on;j Brenda Whitfield, Olive Mlt-


Waim, JeirnyMSson', Ehthleen Emmott, 'Sleen Greene, Freda;Mason and.Irene.j


■garbc4 re p re s e g ^ to e v ^ o u s ^ ^ m l ^ j For suburban :g imesTat a penny a hm - Ls headed^by Jean Rigby, fiags! ^ed. this woillt


i Girotps p j of children,' children,- approprliatrdy a


ForterlRoy Rlgby arid :Ambftis4^1ggs.| to a total of £] 41 u i ! ; ; .S n i J im e s S rw r i r tR - a s T ^


Indlafis were yioletlCartorj Barbara T a lk e r ,


■W4ikefa“ffld'Mri Bjekzard.:'’ , v ' ■ ;: '!|heSvywelto'W$lter p ThSibjsiffbundland ^6ufa;:coffSfe^d,ofi^


.'im Nicholis, as a fisherraati, fand'-Katlt-,; i ■


The! section depicting p to hD ir ia n a


the buslness he returned to .to mui.. inqians b d ahlghyiayman onhorsebaffi == ,,!.:. added life [and colour-to; an event, net


Sm irth 'B rb th e rs , offerln'g to IhStall of : to |; subjects, tor inclurion, to; tt e f a n b - o S t o ' t o church Iil memory of general]; fu n ^m ^ g should -fie. t o


c Thd churchwardens of (jlltfaeroe Parish lacing the’boisterous eleiiient,i , thelr;fa,tor;A14ennan J of about £ 1 ,100,


The congregation had decided to replace the old instrument at an| estjlmated cost j


:cld(


this occasion to y ( were bound to fiS-qf. good'conduct ds In close proximity Vii is t o Chief .Constable of Low. Moor,^ who; for hlS i sebvlces. 'hafi been'Awarded to . special: pigskin -madali! of ..the Bact n Eaters’ Assoclatlbri:. Obviously, there h! ,d been Intensive! “monkey gland” treat­ ment -of)to , plgi -which-.was- stated to 1 )d 1 ,002' -years'oId-*'-just abodt 1,000 years younger than at t o last procession. A special fianner had beep painted '_ai|d miislc was tunelessly provided ■


^„(^n


makirig[ail tortS of -unearthly inolses in the pendle added Interest and .variety to the ,e cause ol t o upnar V?as Frederick, group, whfist'there were roara of laugh-


ter at :the| Bhwdlands’ “ quads.” Cheshire’s Latest Mayor.


prominently represented and that dl >■• tlngulshed Seat of learning, “ Bawdlands University,f v^as faithfully portrayed with t o many famous men ahd yramen who have been “ edlcated” ' to r e . “ Shlftapot” proved, to be Bavidlands strong taan, a; muscular mammoth who did his best to prevent the. “ weights from floatlhg..The last word in efflcleniy was provided by the Bawdlands Flyli g Squad, who hSve never lost a case--n )t the co n ten ts .A n ox (on wheels) whlih it was Intended to roast on the top pf


Moor Jazz united Band, The jBalvdlands’ district was very


of t o Mayor and Mayoress of Cheshire and membfers pf the harmonious corpor­ ation, iwhfist another group made a humorous iappeal ’ for playgrounrt f ir g that locaUty. | Among the more dlstti-


Dignity -was afforded, by the presen :e iand demanding■iri a fmhtlc manner to bejles sions.for Spinsters were advocated by


popular vdrletKartlstes. T h e prpceel- Ings were Ipreve'nted from becoming tto dry by I the actwlles of the fire brlgale t who'used !a plentiful supply of water


he dtacomfltufe of the onlookera.] Pen-


little boy, and a-servant, were in the horise, display vtas jglvea: by - t o Eluwja so thatltoy riatur-iUy became ipuch,alarmed. Beauties afad DancingPlccanlfatoS. 'Tie


n. I Only Mrs; Waterhouse,: her .daughter and I bevy of charrabrSiarid a graceful, d ^ e n g


The Mri proceeded to smqsh the study win- charm! of iestolrear was recaUed by fifae' dow and entered the house, bht luckily t o picturesque group, "Ye Olde yllla,ge in-door was locked and he was unable to pro- Weddlng.’’| ;i:.- . .'


ceed fii-tor.' .Meanwhile Mrs-.Waterhouse Among the iriany animals was a. ter had'-iiased t o alarm from a frbnt bedroom fying icreature alleged to ' have, fie in winddwV end neighbours, attracted by her caught; to l’T’Cuti’^'’Bunbp,” an Afric^


- - - i'^ •


cries,' went to her asSlstancd. When, they entered to'stiidy' the man had: escaped, leav­ ing bloodstains, apparently from cuts about t o hands received; in .breaking .the -window. He was apprehended on .the railway crossing by a shunter- named William; Kenyon, who duly h&ded him over to to , PoUce. Y-C. Carr blit him under',arrest at 1 ajn. - When seen by Dr.-Smithies, the man was . pro­ nounced insane'and'he, wSs lodged padded cell at t o Workhouse.


in i NUMBER, PLEASE !


elepharit jn charge of a-Rajah, and “ bull”: whlcn..had a* fascination for charging piembers of thq pfabllc; A very clever tiirnout was the Hlndei- burg,” ; which {bore theUlumlnatlne Re­ mark, “ i t ’s all right ma. It’s only plumbers.”! I;


Neighbouring villages had many entries which .qtitracted much-'"-attention .afid


.


caused a gbeat deal of merriment. At thefibadlof toiprocesslon w eretie


I I M.C., T.D. They,i'wrtp followed by, t le


1 were King and Queen Torchlight, (ric forgetting: the Jesters) and a lankyilndl I vldual (Mr. StUts). who seemed Ifkely


1 fall'over: any jmnute, 1 The procession, as a whole, wafi one I 1 the longest and most Interesting seen


Olltheroe.


Chief Mouritea Marshals, Sir H. Russ ill Hornby ’ahd ,iColonei.J, P^M. Robtosen,


1 Mr. Ci'Wlnckley.'En route suitable muSlc 1 was provided 1 by the Borough Banr" ' and, many i other-bands. Among the imore notable .oharactors


morris dancers Under the leadership lof t ulshed mbmberS of the company wMe he “ Claremont Stars” .consisting' of t o spoUs, bht fpr nlhi...,


and wins.” , I'lfils pdlnt'wa .


vlhen the;:Atoefflcan ipaln GottlieL ,


wrts-conslstefafvdhsithrtls-i-frt a b a n „pt jpave t o driver hi Igniikn?^ ofihls 3 w e r e S t t K ^ ^


i.< f t is pretty yteU impossible, nq mrtter. . ;, fantastic stories you' hear,of large


|..


oht lof a hundred Rttdge players, to re is nbthlng In the balbce' of their losses-


, ; proyed not so' jp n | ago


Rcriencken, play id over here., Y h e rA ^ s a'heavy side b e , ori the^rubbers. , The stakes were £ 5 ' a hiritdred points, and


was a dllerehce of 6,860'pblnts. arid' Shields beliig-, 'oSrried ] by; Johnil 5s. 8d. For the Airieticbs It Worked,out . 1


oheenf Maty Parklhson; and her court wave when it; w n e a ; C o n trab luckily iSdles, J o b Pafklrtohf Maty_sedgMck, Lpfatltheir Initlafve Into It. .ThehS ,are ijiu^


whefi


m t S v e S u p was r S one of them: ah ;’ bqlbertson W ! ebmiy m^ty'^^o


Two 'dear; j&lte Porter and Barbara Sedgwick^;


fectly; contented.' see. . .


, This ipartlcular tr a n Is scheduled to] touch over the 100 m.:)'.hj mark.-; I t con-: 'tlriues to do so, and faass'eng^r» ner- Whi at the I eye doesn’t


IS larq per-


i!y bne day this|weeiBt(i!see shy, Qetohi^^ I What he' jwears ’ for a suit fi i a'different tas flgh|;Wlth


HOW TO WEAR CLOTHES j Htat No. 4| necessary to noSt Itnpor-- i


tant feature ' of a nan’s! app eartance, principles tol


Your s lilts.-It Is hardly ■ ■


^ . . . .wsgute j j t o ajre:


ieen Wahnsley |and: Afice. BtoeS 'afi 'pU n tam id -tu n e ,an d ]W tad so rIsg e t- ft®®*? : isherglrlsj'


■included Peter, walker, Geoffrey M S itin g Wrff th -ougl Ws ro id work:' ind'Roy Rigby, I while the West IniUeS j r


vas rtprbsented; by. Joyce Davies, Ray; : I.


rioup; Browi !7lck ITasmania was portrayed by, Margaret Howard, . iEllen Barnes, V e r a l s l^ p o d and Doris! BriggS; whllerNew ZertSnd was l liesmtedi by A. , Wrtlbhrik and J, RoWn-;


.FarrJ which ,win t o place f i./ -^; •"“ “rr , , " 3


^ {f‘’;-'slobt'rten'slioilld not Indulge! too ,i,KVetg lynless


to the sight they trufit their.-tallp • ; ■ ; jiig w t o r . tackUy, can carvy :a d.b. JaccetM


: as a stagle-bre&sted , acket 3 . iWhere I


hurch received a I'ettel from hfessrs.' . it seemed;almost, toeyltahle'that or e ™ wbre Gordon Sanderson, Ellen has to hoffaloi gfiriiklyi to keep np with , .matters Such as the ireadtn of trpusers h S t o r Alderman JohnSoiithwor ^th. |?hth(m'S'ktobatero^m


" ^ T A r i s f r r t l ^ ^ ° S was led fiji la ts e of. his i lS ti^m ilialr .which Is Iwhereveij possible. ,4 ®^ds'jofa*® MMglret%lficirison, and others In thb white-yellow-ls a itiny jllttle


- of boat race coa :heS.


represented thfa , South Sea Islands, and Alan-I Cowper, .j^Rdnnle• /Nutter, - Helen


Audiffy Laimb a’fad’D. Blackwell were t o representatives of Hong Kong. , -pie south Africa section included WlUlam Emmqtt,' Edith Nlcholls, Albert Briggs, Janey Briggs, Evelyn Isherwood and May


__ Pauline Flattrian, and Alice! Jackson.


traditional natlye costume of the race represented so ithat the procession was very colourful and Interesting.The most Impoirtant British industries were also e represented In t o parade, the children


•Bach character was dressed In t o


the products of the j industries. They were! as follows: Eleanor Isherwood and Gladys Briggs (silk) ; Henry Smith and Roweria Bretherton (wool): Bertha Sun- terUlace): Ronald: Aspderi (cotton); John! Binder, Alan; Howard and James Leeriitag Ksteel); :,Blliy Binder, ^Arthur IsheiSood and Doris and Alice Rushtqn Bob (farming); George Parker (cobbling):;'


ither wearing or carrying specimens of


Isherwood (wood); arid Frank Briggs,; Staff ey Baifaes'and Derek Aspden (tiff).


Baines, John, Walmsley and Albert Crowning the Queen; •


Quben’s two tralnbearers presented a bbuh iet of yellow. Irises'to]Mrs. Bleasdeu, who theff crowned t o Queen amid the pla,udlts: of ' t o crqwd,


On, reaching the sports field, the-May


plScbd round her neck.’ This simple but j fascinating. cbrtmony■ over, entertaln- menir ,wfas„ provided, by. -the Maypole 'dancrtsi']who''P,brformed the most Intri- .cate toufads very cleverly,; and with com-, plbteF success, r Another highly appre- clateld Iteiri -.waS a: sailors’ hornpipe sW lfw [ performed -: by a youngster, Blliytsmlth. ■ This-was'.followed by an effective]presentation' of :: Britannia re­ ceiving the horiiage of her dominions.


Bleas delli also ? gave the Queen a white goldlanditurquolse-pendant, which she


m a .


The I representatives of each country placed the syrtbol of Its wealth at the footlof .Britannia. . Thus, Canada gave g Its cbm,;.Austyalla Its wool, Afrlcalts


act qomlilbted, t o whole group, formed a striMng-tableau.,


. ‘ ' !


oldfand Newfoundland Its fish, This ,


'andI “ taiid o(-Hope and Glory” were su n i and this jiartqf the festivities Con-- cliideff ivlth: t o .staging of the National Anthem,: and with three cheers for. the Kln|, '


,


th&'imomtag when-the children pf. thb village marched, in procession to ■White-


Alt old custom had been observed In


holme, the residence of t o Squire; Mr. W. Ktag-WUklnson,i where they were eaclT; given a new sixpence. Brief addresses on Sunday School work were delivered by Mr. Ktag-Wllklnson and the


Rbctor (Rqv. B. T. Bowkec)., ’Ifie' procession reformed, and the , Afterwards, the hymns “ Jerusaleiri”: , ..L onV . Alan Flirt : S rif tT r lto ’'Walker I


Plckles;.:Rosie Davies arid Amy Cooper Tlon, The Burma Whitfield and


JEAVYWEIG IT’S CIGAR RATION.


’This season’s patterns firiggest , to me ’that a popular choice will] bepdark blue


noffiiTTlC gllgf W ttosers


ghoLev ’’---so-called be- should choose a vbr Icai stripe pattern U ,; Do not


Stanley Hushton, and - J. Wors-* waiter’s long, lopln; strides., Spoil, no ;ge knoWs best. : I t Is Iris Job—and ;in| this ' koubt, he will do bis’coaching from ^ '<;ase t o customer l£ rarely right, ilbycle,. using mbgfaphone Iff the man-. |ivrtU cut In propprtlon to y6jir|figure| rm.i«


He with red stripe or t o t red iovercheck. I was a Utile surprised after lunch Black for city wear with ajnqrrqw,;say,


vlien I went dp'tp i libir: sitting room to quarter-tacH pin stripe, will be irld Waiter liaw'ily piifltag a cigar! “ I ’Ifiere will be a temency jto thejdaiker smoke perhaps th r ’e or four a :day" , tweeds, Royal blue, and b o to g':®®"- leusel told mej “ They hardly affect me. week-ends and|out-qf-doqts wear


They are mild and the Nearest thlpg I g


fafiUdten then age and, unds, to --- -


prizes were wiJfi by t o following: WINNEES,


provided with Sports Were hild for Mr. F. Woods


During the PJ IZE


iMlllar; 3, J. R .gby. : LOCAL


■100 yards hi ndlcap 1, H. Hodgson; 2, J, EVENTS.


son; 3 ,3. Rlgbyi Musical chaJrs,,on ibicycles: 1, P. Lawson;


2,'E. Raw; 3, p. Kenyml ■Do., motor v '- -


Taylor and'M and Miss J. Rj


twood s I D.iRriggs;


1880 yards.; l|,'T. Wi klnson; 2, H. Hpfigson, iMile’ bicycle |rSce: :1, P.'Lawson; 2, G.-Law-


with pillion rider: 1, R,, 2, R. Walmsley


, Obstacle ra(^e Ion bl !ycles; -l, P.Xawton; 2, E. Raw; 3, D. Bond,


! ICoUar and tie race 1, R. Taylor and Miss D. Briggs; 2, C. Keny' mjand Miss J. Kenyon; 3,IJ. Millar, affd Mrs.-iamb. '


Walker’s tea Tug-of-war | on; 3; Raw's "168111: 12, k.


Married woirien’s hwidlcap: 1, Mrs; Stuart; 2; Mrs. Iddont 3, Mfa, Casson.


2;MissA. Jai N DadleS': musical chairs' oh blcycles:1i; Edith


Single women’s ha: idloap: ,1, Miss Smith; Miss A. Eccles.'.


son and son; 2,'A.'!W:ilmsley and A, Peel. !Do., (double); 1, A.


2) J. Johnson and son, St I Fancy, dress/ most


Johnson, caupt'in five seconds. CHILbREN’S SPORTS.


! I, Girls.


■40 yardsi; Brtty Lamb,■Sheila;'Parkinson, M.,Towler,:'i' i


Sanderson!': j '1 ' . , 60 yards; J. Worsv lok, - A. Filer. 60 yards:, Ellen'B


180 yards: Kathleen Walmsley, Doris Moon, 'Irene Porter.].; j ;


Binder. ' i ..f : : - - B.Gcldard.'' ■


wick, V. Isherwood...... * 100 yards: EUzabeti Brown, Mary Jackson,


I Skipping: > iKathleisn 'Wlalmsley, B, Sedge- ' I


140,yard8:iJ6y(;e Green, Joan Bleazard, Jean ____ Jblnes, FredS^ason, E.;


i


3J E.': Islierw6|idj and J, Briggs (gypsies). I Catching the 'pig ifa a pen (blindfold):


arkle (Mi^ 1837);


ichols; 2,: Mrs! Sfuto; 3, Nellie Johnson. Mock sheei)


al (single): 1, J, John­ Walnisley and A. Peel;


(rlgtn'al: 1, Miss Peggy 2; D. 'Moon (workbox):


Joe


Iservlce was.coiducted by the Rector. Tree


walkid back through the by wiy of t o RSetPry he C lurch, where a Short


day ail the children!were luncheons and teas, children and adults.


actliig as starter, and


Alice Porter. Egg and spoon: Edlia BlCs|zarj, E. Isher-


150 yai-ds;. P. Nicholkon, Difaah, Wilkmson, ■ ' j.,,.'


wood, Ml Sedgewick. juNDER’SIXTEEN'


■ ThreaWg'the needle; 1, Ivyls Parkinsdn; 2, E.'Isherwood aid Allen How­


Dinah'Wilkinson. j


ard; 3, Kathleen!Walmsley and Robt. Baines. 100 y^rds: Edith Nichols, Jehnfa T


! BOYS.


James Waterworth;-W- Kenyon and :Ray­ mond ijaspn, tie.


40 yarfas (under 6): G. Emnott, Do.: !s. Baines, J. Walmslei, G, Parker. 60 yaieds (under 6): Gorton Sanderson.


'


BrianWalker,- D. Crossley. ■ 80 yards (8 years); James ffachols, A. Wall-


60 yalds (under 7 years): bank, VJ. Pinder;


Robinson, ;V. Pratt. , HWheelbarrow:': Lewis SimbsonU— r-


100 yards (lo;years): W. ’


■ [220 yards: Fred Wilkinson, P. Viaddington, A. Briggs.'


inder;! John Robinson and W. ()rossley ''! • ; ]


Frqnk'Wqrswick;


Hodgson, P. Wors'wick. Lofagljump:,’ Stanley Hods son,.


■-


Village Hall in the evening Room f)u|ds. There was a


• _r .. « ..


Fortoibarid, Mr, M. Tomkl The fetr^shmerits were John Lienring arid Mrs,'


100 yards (11 years); Geoff. Will inson; Ger­ ald'Walker/Robert Baines.


j j ■ 1 j


Throivlng the cricket ball; '[•. IMlkinson, S. W. Lamb,


^ i


100 yards (unker 16 years]; F 'shk Wors- wick;.jJ Rigby, T-Wilkinson.


, | :


-A very successful dance i 'as . leld in thetv ance. 'The music was supplied bif Mr. ;R E.


..t_i_ ^rj A# TJftn/lm as-1 G, Waterworth


madp . ;by ' a committee, of Rev. Bi T. Bowker .was.chalrmv- J. Leeriitag secretary, and they are to be copgratulated - upon the 1 success of the effort,! Miss IPlckles and the school teachers, who brganlsed Empirbi and .made aU dresseS, |are Uso to be


. The’Whlt-Mbnday arrai


to fie


congratulated iriade and presented-the Qieens crown,


aid Of Reading xovded attend­


nklnS acting as! M.C. in toWo of . " Mrs.


,ehts jwere ich the and Mr.


'agearit of children’s


^ !


Croaley, John qnd ]John


Ronnie Miller, Eastwood, JACK LONDONER


Hopping: Dinah Wilkinson, Maty Jackson, E.ilsherwood. ■:


P'-i k i i '


r!'l


ofspeedoliieters 'ln rafiw£iy|ctoiages,, ; oldTadiesjhappehed t) spot (


smoothly at 112 m.p,h Thqsii two ladles; had aTof to do with tie event lalidlspqsal;


the train w4s batfjUng along; of ,the .retiring c b le In o r i;to |re s t; dfthfe'^ridge^^^^^ thelsPoUs, bht * r nlhety-^nlne per cent, I ; No pf a:Bpeedom4 . to make a llvAg'at Bridge,'’^.he-;said, b d ' stfOCK FOR 'West-yiew; i f f i to r i^ s t r ^


cohducterby the Revi Preston, [chairman of thb.. Lkcashhe. roadviSM prdirt


w f & g t o n - ^ f th ;


flreworlm.'cUspl'ay which J


' ^ t o ^ l t e s i e


'ba^.peen A:popu UiSiM''-feature':iin-any;prp; i


procession.;?. „


jpilutigs ihiGU ih ^A wlihm^^ ■■ i e wlthouli.;a


,


. This; time-honoiured evpnl B


lBitl ..... j e ­


mondhousfes. When, In coprsh .of ttoC'., — -Uned With: people!: aS ; the' preces^oi. the: buUdl i g M .into riUn,; It k


,, ir,lrbm:the;?endle,;Junio S a ; o f the ' - m


' - ■ ' cowbaysi. ; nekrdefel nlorrls rtf t.firt Ant. nf 1 terp hiOlltne^s||qg^e^^^^


I


20th by . t ie death of their daughter; jy,orld,'^':KMghtS;]of 'bid ;ana^^^ Mary. ' i


liiidorx.pstumel.^mlngiedjim^


o ';i; rejoicinnggss-'to a clbse, ffijulit'to; irb


bulit'to ; linagine


'Which |rer


' I' A''fitrflnEer to Clltherde oh,..Saturday j^ost rcoWopbUt'an tom ^ the


— ,,


; | ) 1 ' i ^ ! E U » ^ U R S ' . ►>^..0 i -i'. .


' I- - !'•' — ■


OF MAY 24th, i c i i § ’C L I T H E ^ E ’S ) LAST League,. died on .the i 20th,,


.... , , , , IN CORONATION U /i.:


E N


SUCCESSFUL WHIT-MONDAt FESTIVAL.


iWhit-Monday'festlval during which In a


CROWNING THE MAY Fine


cha) cbuntryi


p r . lB l e a s ^ l 'O f . t h e /M e ^


bum. There was a large visitors from! nearby villages


weather favoured. Slaldbum’s


yeSts’-old jlikce Green was xrow^^^^ i ' .Queen by Mrs, M. E. Bleasdell, wife of '


.natural setting and with the de at Its loveliest, fburteen-


number of and from]


1 “ hAskl;


hej Duke of. Kent, who:!:wears.jhls ah 'tractive'''! cafelesshess


can get In'thfi couatr;? to t’he.,Grtm|in I,thel other day whlih I farted.^th lnter-


. The ilfalh' streets: were lined with i amner'.jaosev :,anp ge,veu At :the heSd, of ithe procession wasJhe'M-„j^^jj^ —


SlSidbufii aM Qrlndleto hmd,^ which was followed by-' two heralds (Gerald Walker . ind'iWlUlam Lamb) and by two


■Mlttbii^Ss Britafmlft‘WSB:adcbmpanled by Elizabeth Brown (Peace), Mary LeeMng ((Justice), ahd,Peter.Walker (John Bull). M^'Wocessldh alSd Included a soldier (G 'Kinder); a sailor (W. Smith), an air­ man (Fri WOtSWlCk);: and;a.'guardman (T WorswickL The various countries of


BoW Rbouts ilFrpd, and Tom Wilkinson) a'(large Union, Jack. Oilye


a ’gdod tkee^quattms ■ ; ipCOMpTIVES DE 'LlXE. i


there is he said. ' ,i : 1 -


d o f e i to frohtof t o jactf'etand-amodl-; Dowri at Ehng’s Ctods'Ihhd an lnter-


erhtejwaist Is effected just above the hip 'eating chat with one c f thetsdnlor loco- Une which Is to low r tt.lt|h a s heeh! for j^ofave drivers of the L,;N.E.R. .He had y e t e ln men’s clcthes. I think th a t .this jugt brought in one of t o si,remnllned style Is the n a tu ’^ development of the engines wWch this confpani^his put into double-breasted: acfcei irfth the-long


recently for iCoronallon! work,


rolled lapel which was never buttoned Leaving heal'd of thfa .amaztog |speeds actoss to the tdp' huttbn—a fashion also which to s h engines have put up during


introduced by ithe Diike 6f Kent- some'|


Barbara Wrtmsley (England), Betty Waterrorth’ (Scotland), Mary Emmott (Ireland) and May Douthwalte. (Wales), while,; imblems ;^qf, those,jsomitries, the


i th^i British Isles; were represented by I Utile; time ago.


y d e e king. In iLonddn again, set4 the seats which are provldid fob tliem, ‘The T ■ .. . •


rhe presence * of, E y : kthoAsonji the 11 pojj findfery


GULBEll'IspN BliTpBNS. ^ -- .


Jeitoy Eastwood' preceded the m b . who . ter:wb i;et In.’.’I ]


arlng^ t o golden crown, on . a cfaupie of years afeo.bd who Is rtlU play jys taken : along to cushloiti 'The Qlieen herself 'ifag frequently hi the blggei: gameS at the recording purposes a f ,?


Driver and firerndn pointed; to a sealed joX lindfer one of'the'(dmf(^nble|bucket


when I'gptilnto the cab was thelspeed- ometer.', ' | •. .. '


runs, the' first thlng'I looked for .|


.... I |:


fMWnrt with hpr 1 RiW r t t o Savdy. .IiWat;taiklhg to, one U y means of a needl^e on|a'•bni-t. thf. exact speed we put up l


througiout a Iran, headquarters! ;for


chart: the


tHE LiiDIES.ii iter, ijowever, jdoes


--'-y?hatnewinara- fspeedometer’s In . thire—seiled, they play durlhg JUS told me. “We don’t see It, bu: It rerords


J. I ,


| S ^ o n ^ Z k - h r e a s t e d Jacket lirtVffiwed ifromithe


• f . jh a ^mehow to their


■more dreamj of: taking Walter oil iil? clgairs than Ssk him to-flghtjtwo heavy­ weights in’bhh'nl'ght: ‘‘m e n a trian is • ’ ’


:brahd I smoke a t home - "Snowey ” itell8 me th a t he would ho


nebPie' aS .thb pWceSslon walked from the i&lwoadOafa^I^randiveryi low butljonS by suddenly, taking it vlUagb halltb a field opposite the Church,-ibg^^jjigj^let^geifteri'^


I'f— - - -


'“ ‘“‘m tobacco, a day, ibieharm


Bril


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