I - ! , - , p M W j . f t |.|U r ; iU I C U T B K B O l i : . M T J i p j S E E A U P . T l J t E R E p i B A I , J P K E 2 4 ,' o o ts IbLDBENl


lid \ylCh alnusf ment and'some ■shme it the d iscussion which


I which seem ;|o fearlthat the


Ight, ! .nd I


that waater h ah bf bfee jj got by I tap, tia t ' lave lories need not


bh a' llsattroi pland must be ^ 1. won ler,| tha


|vard a'rda c anc ent


le whl e of those people to ktw


1 are EO anxloi^ t o __ ,, ‘ ont:iel4nd,meymu'stii____


n Its people ethlig bet--- Jll. IIf k B o w i a e e p :


|e dec ;nt jeom Itlohs jfb^ tfiSn ' ler, they are oI,duty| j •


I the talk at th e: meetlh^i':to te r stiuck!me, as It milkthiye trs, as loose ard 111-Conslde'reii lese Biowlend hunclUork aebta, . lad walks, fh d le he does ndt,i^ed


| a t b e i a u s e a , s c h o o l


IB n s t n i c t l o n . B e d o e s i l ’ t , l i . ' h e IIm sn artness


. _ _


t o v a l k | a s t h o u g h ' h e M e b o g g y p o o r . ! i B u t ' i y a i ) w i f e | e a l a | d p o i s e a n d b e a r i n g ,


|g pewle taay . p i permitted to re_____


lasses fori, I w __ore on the fa ;


la t all school wland 11


|rd ? : Appaare^ntly not’If these can i help It.


Tthtag else n I" iiife ,


I Istudifs which lift men, out of Jfuslc, Utera-


n d g ve meaning to UfeSi-are bssari'^In ’Bo'jviand, it would Ijthey want Is wop. work: stad woik-from j the age'or ten'


lut th at Ik how! their dlscushon 1' ; i '■ I


an hbnoiirab' e grave. Perhaps these Bdwlai|d councillors; t .


j . TGWNSMAS;/^ ! LAGE [PROGRESS.


I l t i n g khati


f e w [ d a y s thk piettj! village'of].


I extension to instal electricity, | ad d ;d a copioiis and goOd


he^p. , |. , , [; w :i


b r a g e a n d t h e I n t s p f [ t h e


p r e a r e o t h e r 1 W 1 a t , I f o r


R u r a l C o u n ng taken adV an tag ev o t- Is prog'esslng, definitely I found ip lusjutting the'village pump ;


ms m xue VlUagei ’ f 'Wiap v habi atlon wiere the


Irlv^r Hoqder. ■rrangrmentts


l a h u i d r e d m i l e s 1 d i s t a n t , ? r i o ' ' 1 h a v i n g t j e e n t a k e n o f t h e f a c t ' .! J e p r o a m h y . I \ y a s p r o m p t ^ : | r w l e t h q r t l : e P a r i s h C o u n c i l ' 1 l e r s m t h e m s t s o f a n d d u l ^ . ' I m d e r e d s t i l l m r r e w h e n t o l d b i C ' ' “ " ' t c h i c a l I f o r a t t e p U b h . ; , t h e i n ! a b l t a n t s h a y p : a ; o i l e r s h a v e n b h p j ,! i I t I s a s s e r t e d t h a t ' I


k t o ' f f l a i d d u r n , I t W a s a m a t t e r ; i I ■ u r p r l s e t o f i r m t h a t i a l t h O U g h , j


^ i s a l n o s t o n t h e d o o r s t e p , ; I t - j i f r s u b p l j * , he Of .


l|y - I some


u r a t e I f f a i r s w h i c h


d n g j a b o u t . IHe fa cool


!r unpomimon needs to


lavatpry by tWb _ interior


_ t h e | m l : A g a i n , s a s e g g .


r m s ' h a v e k


j l t a t l o r i i s m u c h ! - : r h e r e j a r e c e s g r j


w h i c h i s s e i i t r s c a r c e l y a t


p t l o n p f t h e g m e r a i h e a l t h ; ’ ; ' , A V I S I T O R ,


s w h e ; i s o , m u c h i s h e k r d d b b u t


l a v a t o r i e s , ; , a j i d i ■ f a m i n e s 1? h o t ; ! S u r e l y s u c h h ; I b e r e m e d l e ' d : l n i i


w W a t e r i j


idlsilntehd )ta;db i geiieral s a tm ^ i '


broo^, nj)t 2( 0 yards dlgtatit. (?enerally:‘the' i arel primitive, to '


: '


(ly wilch barllshp all the i h - . ' 5 arid iabojir [pf carrjdhg !


Other thln'gs that t ie ^ ;| Instance, do 'the, - !


to,


l a n d k e e M e s s . h o r s s e e p , ; t o f o r l s to l


:


irs, :wio In due cours^; t I t these slmpl^taiprovemetL,,, I either E dwland nor


taMnvenlehCBs/hy. ndtag


m l i c h d o h g e r otit^ti


h anEthlig liks donVeiilehli?. tack t ) the sclieme toj trahisfer


bn, M " 'h o


II I canl saj j ls-Jthat lf the )f thepe smaliltowns ^


le Bowlahd children IforswSar town at the jfery 'flrit oppbr-


of Be rnoldsw ck, or Clltheroe


s effect^ condl- iretty dlilL Is :ah the I children


likely


toucl tag a sw .Mh cah produce ■ so in, Will hot be


T a t last! week’s!meeting of I Bucatlon pub-iCommlttee, the


FOB RURAL


REV. W. H. JEFFRIES, M.C PREACHES VfESt BRADFORD ANNIVERS^ JRY1 SERMONS.


THE RESPONMBILITY OF TOWARDS YOUTH.


formerCLITHEROE Cir EGAM d e I ORPRS fED


PASTOirS VISIT. LHO m f c f iffw'ii AGE


B r a d f o r d w a s w e l l f i l l e d a t t h e s e r v i c e s o n S u n d a y l a s t o i t h e i o c c a s i o n o f t h e


T h e M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h a t W e s t


S u n d a y S c h o o l a n h l v e r k a r y . ! : T h e R e v . W . H . J e f f r i e s , i M . Q . , o f N o r w i c h , w h o w a s y m i n i s t e r I n t h C ' C l I t h e r P e i C i r c u i t s e v e n


a n d a d d r e s s e d ' a g a t h e r i n g i o f p r e s e n t a a n d p a s t s c h o l a r s a n d I t e a c h e r s , ; p a r e n t s M h i l d r e n s a n g s p e ( l a l ; h y m n s | a n d M i s s


d u c t o r s h l p o f M r . E . H a r g r e a v e s , J R ; , o f G r i n d l e t o n , s a n g , a n t h d m s ’ a t e a c h s e r ­ v i c e , w i t h M r . ' J o h : i C o t t a m a t t h e o r g a n .


Aa r y C r o s s l e y r e a I t h e l l e s s o n . ; n a u g m e n t e d ’ t h o l r j : u n d e r t h e c o n -


T h e c o l l e c t i o n s , w l f f c h ; a m o u n t e d t o y £ 2916s . i 9d „ w e r e a n i n c r e a s e o n l a s t


e a r


S e e k y e t h e L o r d . ” , i; ■ 'i |


! r ji i - o t h e d e c i s i o n o f ; H ) b a b i t o d e p a r t t o ; h i s


w e r e t o b e g a t h e r e d . P a s t ; a n d p r e s e n t w w e r e l i n k e d u p w i t h - t b e ' f y t u r e . ' Y o u t h


h e m , f o r o l d e r p * o p l e h a d ' t h a t k i t a w - ' y l e d g e w h i c h . e b u d o n l y i c o m e ' W t h f r '


a s t e n t h e p a c e , d l 1 q o ^ a b s o l v e , % P l 4! e r t g e n e r a t i o n s o f ' r e s p o n s I b l l l V y t o w a r d s


m P r e s e n t ‘ d a y l i f t a n d c o n d i t i o n s w e r e h r e g a r d t o t h e p a f f l : - * ' ’B u H l i e I r d e s l r e ' r o


o u n d l y , : ’ ’ - r ” i ' . ; ;


A o u n g e r ' t h r o u g h ; h e ; s a m e ' - t a w r ^ h c e . , o u n g i h l g h t - - h o t d e s i r e * w h a t ' o l d e r


n d t h a t j a p p l l e d . t o e v e r y p h a s e p i - H f e a y m o r a l a n d s p i r t u M ; a h ’d ; t h o u g h w n p e o p l e h a d t o g i v e . a n d : t o I m p a r t , w e y


e e d e d l t - ^ n e e d e . c I t b a d l y . , T T h e r e . w a s i n ; e d o f a u t h o r i t y t o ^ ) ! ' , *


hey Bked ^vih|h lh^:.wer^


h e r e w e r e [ s o m e w h o ! t h a n k e d G o d t t h e y 5, e r e h o t p e r m i t t e d t o . d o w h [ 8l b


iThere was a pisc >'for authority in deak


necessarily oppos id tq love: o'fteh'.It-was the highest expire sslbn of'It.' ' ;


ng' with . th e ' young, and It was not j',;;; , W m - BpIlS becIf a ipy Went' wrdrigr it ^


h ause he had' f jllowed the extimple bf s children-what to do If parents did 'not


et an exaihpleJ Authority meant hiorp; than guldahce;|lt Meant'Ihsplfafloh' and


nature that In tl pe of enjergehcyjltWl ever ready to reipond to')! any ' appeal.


Men and women were not' cauous,,'BUt to the pity of It Was that theyiltreraisw


t realise thelrl t uty In striving to'leSd


those whom God mad guided through UJte: —men and women who thought;; thw


he feet of the; young.Into the paths of moral rectitude snd spiritual safety ana away from perilous tracks.; There'wefe


might take it easy and make no; furth^ sacrifice. But I their ■ experience anil influence was still neeped^by those,who were stepping; (ut- ■• Into the .'unknown. And what greate: blessing could come to anyone If, some day, some young; man fe young woman; should say; “ I owe, It to him, or to her;imey showed me the way and set me ariglit upon, life’s; journey®’


hould l a f e w


rposely pfaced be able miniltes


t h e s e 1 q u e s t i o n s p u t o f ( o r d e r ;


..


I is thi I le Thfst 111 be


mOtto;le?’


J a t yekr |oId SI an


Tiiigied T^aserl^ answers


t o S o r t t h e m , ' J.....................


( ) f j t h e K n i g h t s o f eight on


August 21st.: (': tain go off th^i


ovlncial and fetmlnster.- i"'i ■ IsI *5 Jlhe] Br,tlsh Standards


t,, Barclays,'wlldlahd,:!National' titumon? M ^


Ih esb y i3 iln cijs .| ' '.{l'


pld Is jprlncess ilargaret Rbse^ jiuke of NprfoU ! jj-- :


Ibanks are popitlarly known a i le “ Big Five"? j ! II.'


Ijit Is lOOlinlles long, lire [I Is a slieetl of fooliPap'


Is 50 mJI.es.i i|' . ■ I n t h i s j e o u n t r y ? „


paper? ..................... 1936 s e n l b r l a y ; R o i i i a m '


’


hn high s ta iid a rd .A t' inualjluncheoii of the Board the DorchesMr Hotel, Lom‘. ' Slti 1 Henry HeS!


goods are all of cfer-


Iwas Ithelf


t a m e . - I ■


c l o h g e r a n a l ?I


Semper I


as chairman;; the'Sue? or the


l e d a t e o f t h e i o u t b r e a f c ' l a n t a i ^ ( J l v i i W a r ?


lJme Itapuhe labesslt. i (No ow


ovokc! mfe wl h Impunity:)' ■does


|ichtersl 160,000


bst ow In ifaurltli


v,iluableLondon. us ^tamb


Stein, ar for i t


Eadem’'xnp£()ib^ 'AiSji-


envelope^in'^V' merlcan-^a*'


I itibeaiBrtt-flfltj A and Its owner;,


VI 1901 toenPdrb! ; '


verses three td five. The question' which David asked himself was m modern one, Tpday we had a lUffMcht outlook. David saw a.world pf wondeSi; today It was changed with cynicism. -iHe felt that life was very big; today It was regarded as very cheap. ■ David was 1M-. pressed with the bigness of the unlversfe, although he kmw Jlttle of It compared with ourselves. I'oday : the; same'thought of bigness was prominenb+-4)lg ships, ;tte armaments, bh towns-r-blgnets; M t begat uncertalrty, dissatisfaction and unrest.


LOVE-THE SDIBEK^ THING IN:|[Jll, to -Preaching In'the evening, Mr. Jeffries


ok his text from the ; Eighth Psalm, ; ) g- Mr. Jeffriit a id .


n “ AJexandei! wept because .he; Cotifd ag to make their empire blggef


ot make hh empire bigger; today t dictators maUe people I iteep In seeK-


' |j


David wondered Plato sMd that >wonder was the bCgtanl: ig of philosophy. -When a man wondered, he set out to flnd -tfie meanlng ofllle. David saw the'wonder of the universe indilelt the powerof toe


Infinite. Toda;' people looked' upon goodness and; said that ■ ‘ man; Was nothing, Peop e now reallsed 'that the world & much: I ilgger .than David eiit contemplated.'; He knew of fl;000 stam, and very little about them, but Profesipr Jeans declared toat the;stars;were more numerous than the sands ,on: toe isea- shore. Some-df the-Stars were so big t that our world could enter IntOjonefhf


said that men],w.pto'8s,imthlug.'''i ,",'lffie tatter InslgMfl’CEnce of towards dlspelU; ig’any Idea thatiR fo; a special Interei t of to e 'Architect of Universe,” he dxilare'd.; j , , /


the cracks and be entirely lost:, Becaime he universe Is so vast, Professor. Jestns , COMPARi^f ■ ARDjT]^ r Professor Jeans saW tha t Mari'Was the


c h e e r , ” p r e p a r e d t o b r i n g I n “ a n e w h e a v e n a n d > a n e w t e a r t h , I I . B u t ' l i i p r f l e i * s t o b u i l d : ^ h I t w a s e s s e n t i a l , t o ' ; l ) u i l d i


a s r e a d y to “ g r « t t h b . u n s e e n w i t h


a k i n g b i g d e m a i d s o n i y o u n g p e o p l e , b u t t h e y f e l t l l . b j u a i ’t p ' M e m ' w l t p o


COUNTY lOMMISSioNEil


jrpj^ereppe iti >ll)e _(Jhup|;yr;?tbn(^b his Stan lard never! falls to arouse the


ceedtags with ian'lUfbtilSal _ lut !atfdtessi':lh?thi«ai| shb';


hmilMati l74a(l#'HblU,i D'Wtibi'co!


is father'., It'was of -Uttlelavailitelltog Ctandard vy midlsp%ed,:itad;the .Cpunty homttisslpr er 'Ravb’ ah' emhiialoh pf Ito'


!‘Made'iby'all''the‘Guldes ‘-m * th e « u n© sI'AiJUtle'i attaf;,itt lithe,


'e.raldie''ta( aflmg4' :


strength to meet the unknown,' The need of the younj was the older people’s privilege, and.thf Ir every!heed, made Us, appeal. It , Was tthe. glpryi ldf hlimto’


' ■I


■''%ie-STaii lard'taw'tiW^ at St. GJorge’sIChipel, ffindsM, last' Sunday; by a cbhflnge it of Guides| -from,,I^o :thr[east[laucasli|re.,,.., l !,[.,[


uflhg't le iMfewal, Mrs. Assneton,; the County President; verjr kindly'pre- compaM e use bowls'ito thb.two Winning


Bead Guld is. These awards are open fotVeompet tlon every ; two lyears for the best-run CO mpanles. ; ; . i a ■The*aftenioon became a* little! chilly


there was much merry chatter the i comptnles plcnlclng oh the The;rally vas brought-to a close luthe camp


nd'so tea stily.


•time was iverylwelcoipe and among


fire,- with' camp songs sung round CLIXHE iOE AUCTION MART


sheep and 1 imbSi-includlng .flood supplies of local arid V Celsh ,laqibs; ;!were . offered to a good attend ince. Best ipolled heifers made from 8Jd. ' tOs i9d.;-; stronget heifers and bullocks, to yjd.;: stronger. ,'cows I and' bulls, from Sid. t>,6id.; best.choice-local; lambs: from lOid. le lli; stronger Iambs from Idd. to lOid.; SI mil hoggs, ifrqmi:bid, to. .lOid.; stronger boi gs, from;8id.; to i9d.; shearlings, from 8d. to 9d.; ewes, 6d.'to pid. perilb. a,;


Into iWlth!' enthusiasm;: atdomMh'eS'lpfl Guides wer '.escorted over waddqw Hall' s.a great delight to new Guides,]


rDwliig t: le :xaliy,l aidM' jwef|,entered es, viz.,- "Whalley.llangeifs and-


t&klngl3i00( libursilhJfs fMhl6Mn|;. and-, mpscesentip:: ; .tljp


s a l l s t o b e a v o l d e o j ; t b e : ’ . d a n g e r s : ' ; t o ' - ' b e ’ e h u n n e d : a n d f r o n i t h a t k n o w l e d g e a n d


x p e r i e n c e . T h e y o u n g h a d t h e s p i r i t k o f d a s h a n d a d v e d t u r e , i : b u t ' t h e ' o l d h a d ^ f x p e r i e n c e w h e r e l y t h d y k n e w t h e p i t ­ x p e r i e n c e I n s p i r i t l o n ;; ' a n d ” ' S t r e n g t h '


e h e p r e a c h e r ’ s t h j m e w a s t h e v a l u e ^ > f , j GThe riew pavillop' at 'ClltherDe Ro[yal e n o w l e d g e o f : ; ! , t ! i e ' : p a s t I ' a n r f ’ H t h a # '


w e a r e t o e n c a m p m t h e w i l d e r n e s s , a n d T t h o u m a y e s t b e t i u s I n s t e a d o f e y e s ; ’ ’'


B o o k o f N u m b e r s f e h a r i t e r 10) : a n d t h e t a p p e a l o f M o s e s : i } { i a v e . f u s n o t , T p r a y


w n l a n d a n d k l n i r e d , ki r e l a t e d i n t h e h e e ; f o r a s m u c h ! ^ t h o u k n o w e s t h o w


raised hobbles Oxlffbltlon, a schi


by


ADULT RISPONSIBILITT. 1 T h e a f t e r n o o n c l s c o u r s e w a s b a s e d o n


Left to rliht; E R. Glllehrd, Esq, R.'EdMon(son. H. J. Mills, J,' Annstrongf L'Eardy, Esq. (headmaster),•'KllS.iDbdg^j N. H 8ul|cllffe, l i Wilkinson, J Walmsley, ij. Wllmdre, I Kenyon lani' A.' J. ShaW. '


, I L . ’ I ■ ' / ' ' ’J i ' [ o h ( , / t j V V , i n I I


Hrammar School’s;!'s^jortsl i^rourid-teat a lghmoor I astoeen' cbmpletefl'thls year .bnd' Imniw n full-use.'ir'The navlll m-has


: a: ba laar. ,i, -A: handsome istructure,- the pavll on comprises tWo i spacious


Beri..ereite 1 by ilhe (LRnopkhlreA ipi^ty Council, an 1 the contractors have; been Messrs* EaMondsori"Brothm. oficutip eroe. The equlpment.and materim have, been provlced .by'the two pchoblsl (boys- and girls) 1 rom a fund which ha i been various efforts;. McMtag a cbri'ceit, and


mast ir (Mr.-L Hardy), ; To mark the completion of the scheme.


ion tad co-operation with the head- m of Bi


PBRSENT A'


jr- V-'


'fgn ith'e-’Olftfieft e 'fK f c '-h e ia ^ r a lJ ^ ll tl ..... ‘


! ia‘y-Week'M' GUlGuldtes l bfnBw rC ^yo


:e£r the, pro-’ mG|ITEGT^ FLC ^ I N G ' IlV


,‘Greei,; on Blmday, a '(Mtherto.'pliri^bBr, Fi|d; Wbite^e', Itodeclrae^treet,‘'found,itjhe dead' body.tof [‘■aV;man'‘r " ' ‘ brtai BarMr wortiam,;j


Bathing in CrawsflRW'retortlplfi.near.;^


iSTd'f'’s -'-i-P '® ?5 6 e ;.||irl§ h ^ .tte.iaftetoooi}. ■


j,'; sti-nd u6miore,",'[!,Vi;;,;;;;:],;';;-(,;;;^ At ihe' Inquest at lUbcherier'Instltuticin.oiil;


mi ..[i ‘


; “ I a m q u l t e i s a t l t o t o , ’ ’ I s a l d t , t o e - ' C ^ i n r e c o r d m g - b i s v e r t U c t . - : ' i U m t [ t b i S ’ U i M i ’s ! d f l n a n : l a l : t r o u b l e s h a d b e e n , f t e c a u s e ' o f t o r i


i- ''-.--i;: - I '; - ;


gi arantec,'called In the Otfiijlal-Recclver.' gr; He added toe .tragedy .called for, toe;


’ l l o s e ' ' i S i l i i i l f : ' i . h e ; ' ’ ' f n i a ■ ' ' ^ v e n -


ealUng 'ta 'of d guBira w p a h y / t a ' W h l t o h ' e ' w a V ' l n t e f e ' i t C d a h d j b n '


‘ l l t i d r i k ’ i h e c l t e m i w a s


Pope lane, Pepwortoam, said hfs brotoer had ' a wile and two children., He enjoyed normal! hcalti,but was wounded during the war.Thej last ime witness saw him alive,was'ou Frt-I


day; June lOto. ■ . ; in '. "Rscently,”- conttaued witness, “he has;


MONDAYI-Over j4fl ifat . Cattle gnd 708 moi)fy.'’


I occasionally he has been the other way. h ecjulte recently he; had>» caU;;made. uppn I on bi half of B'company,' which hasgone.intoi r Qn Sunday; afternoon -witness .received; a[


been financially embarrassed,;and as a result he 1 as been, depressed hnd moody. While


i


comi lunlcatlon from- Mr6„:'Crabtve.e;-,;aud; 'whei he anived thereheioundher prostrate.; Stie lad found the letter, (quoted above) ;and! - theiiollcehad been tafomed,-. ;i,- .


b' Wiiness added that he- ascertained, that, aesie es his financial troubles, his brother had[


cows; £23 h £26 15s.;' plalfier.kindsi'flS to £21 ISs;; beitheller8:'£2T!to^M0s.)!others,' £f8 lOs. to £25, Severli'donslgriments Of ewes and-limbs met ai Useful trade. The judges. Me; srs. !■'pharp,' Fence,- end B.' ■Williamson, Calderstones,'made the following awards for dalryi cRttle: l l and 2,|;Mr.'B<


calvcs'belon a good attendant. Quotations;' Best young cows,


TUESDAl .—A useful Show lof cattle>and 60' to.'£S3: .other!'.U8eful'


anything iian. had yet;afchleved.


upon It, \ ff man; were an accident, the picture woild be spoiled. | , !; • v


formed a most beautiful .picture and, in; all Its wor :s, bore the Artist's signature


It


on. 1 " In the great-war, iff-,we'tlpsV 160 men, very little Was madC of dt,j'but;)f' we lost- 8 gun It was'treated' as a catastroph i.v Look at Spain and: China, today anc we see; [how'cheaply life Is held.; Th s sfars arejblg, jamazlngly blg,:


p "Our trtable today Is 'th a t we com­ are men ind things,” Mrl Jeffries went


, ■ [ ead is ,f, i'£3o:;.Teve8itog;i; the fftotWi of: [God. ;■■ 'Me a’ Mavel'bCtaVsacrlflceakto :an


^stars man 4ppeai[6 TW ,; but riw h Idpa; to' Wmlth,'to .torrltorial;''gafc


but I tal e Sebtsmari' ri__. mtroriqmii ally


Professor. Juuap'''H1ikiey,-7one;.;!Pf the greatest agnosJes of tne,day,; ja id 'a wonderful trihlfto’td'Main'fetorie of Tils


esult of a! ■.i!heffllcal”',accldent, -’'[but


[not say It was Ihe result of ;£in accident; i [they set out; to seek' a cquse[, ■ The;


n a strange wuy/taattne'sbtoWlBts dfri ' '


! uMverse was 'a far |feater wohdqr toati (Cbriflnuto foot of next


Christ 'ibe lev ed to a taw nw eM ,.^ ^ dylhg.fbr,• We must ■' wew: ChrishsJise osd, of yaldes.! 'AU'HbA'yen »


I books. SoMe ye ars agp. a s t a r ^ ^ acting, joy In fhe p rto c ia Of f e 'e ^ e l s rif Odf’ ‘


over] one 1 Iririer'itn^t reperiteih.-i; v.™ . unlvprse, 11-' kreaf; j f


ipFay, but: fesus'sald, ? Wheii ye hay, say '■Stars cirinot


ti-bul thq lasl WOTd,:liJbve;:a^^ ;en j eveale'd'to'lmeri.


, poujei^^ i ..... ' dr Saturday he'took,his wife: to Sti


lsp' been medically; attended for. neur isthehla.'


Arin(S.;i:On ithe :retum,- m: the evening she went to a,whist drive but later In'the evening A^^at 9-2ttrtois son, saw him;; That: .was thej last :ime be was seen alive.


j


;• .' ‘ Re-h^ been reticent abouthis .troubles, . : j


‘ aitdhad communicated with no .one SjbOut tl em,^aot , even his wUe, ;.


I HOW BODY WAS toONO j


-the ’water. ‘ 'Re swam to it, and'found it 'vtaa' the body of h man, lying face;downtvatds. ;'.l ■He called Miss Elizabeth; Rohlnson, of


treet, Clitoeroe, said at three oclocfc on Sun-j , day afternoon, he was swimming .in the


' F.i /. Ashton said he examined the bank of] the •eservotr. but there was- nothing-to .show


ventag., . . .i,. : •fialghtori. It hajS run on to top offslde of thp


H)'ad( opposite ';ri gate: toieh'iled. to'■the reselyolr.:';;'


., 6 J’^GS.-rSaturday, was'chosen' by. three


'butiig.::'';Laaiea i of‘<:toe,;.''[fiiptht';;;^urcl' tray illed, qy. ’bv^; to' Preesallj'/’siitacl^


! sab leri, imembersvOf the'Padtoaft ’ tod ;:Dk . 'trict ;pverloplmre’ Assoctomri .spent, ti^^


Siabltes; to toelcliaigebi Messrs E \)S ^ :':ta]ttorecambe.-;;'


sB of, ,?Se;


: T ,; .Tltterington,; feritj. ..to"jSeUth^ri .'■'-'V''''’"'■


brgfl alsatioiis. In fbej vUla'ge: tor .toeh'totoual


whe: e-Crabtree had' entered thC'/Water;; -pis mob r : c a r . ;WaS; found-; In i ii'WhaheyrrpacI,


lasBrian Crabtree (14) gave'evidence that hef e t law his father alive at 9-20 on'Saturday!


.. - , ■ r; ......


s FrU lVhlteslde, plumber of, Radeclyffe^ reset voir when he saw something' floatmg hi


Green Gore Farm, Hurst'Green,' who:was] with him, and together they brought the body; to tVe bank.-'"


towa ds the relatives.' Ch irles' William 'Crabtree, salesman, of j


eat s t sympathy on toe. part:ot everybody ;


'‘p^r[]Bessre':,]'Tj^i8'^^ ; ichi fdriroe,' :;I ;Rlnyly.,ipariMt


Mont ay the'. East ; LaritoMe Coroner (Mr.j Franl; ' Rowland)': 'retumto;''a':; Ve)di(:t: oI' "Staede ■'Wmle' of untoulld;mtod.’vl '


l s t u • b a n o e o f - h i s m t a d , : a 8, ; a : r e s u ) t ; o f w h i c h , wterest was marilfested by. the gerieral' b e d i o w n e d . h l m s e b . ' , ' ;


'ine procession ; ii eyew braneh 'of


-'Blio raft r 'w 'sn ir . . ;i ’;'Eacti:["'se^ce'''''^" -.f-.-i*;l


when itoO p a k b r ,,, Chori^*'(Craon J. H.'*Wi _ .


iflcar


, I Thm.copgregatlpri'Included many Ifor-i mer worsluppers;- '.whp' retmjied tp ipay; thelrjtrlbute and give a welcpme toitheir'y former vicar,


.CANON WRIGLEY’S TALK] '


Jquli latlon.:' It was for a considerable simi of | malled 'that'She has, had a mumh'er bf I


^ '


im. n respect'of a.guarantee, given; by, him! ■ as the, work of Mrs. y/jAgleyi 'whO' caccompinledHhe Canon. I f may' be,re*! inlitdreS from her brush accepted by,' the W a l ACademy. ^


w stlfei'arid, the' Dragon This ■ painting


1 .The children; obviously appreplatUithpi Canon's novel address, as did equ8lly :the idult Membeii ,of ''the i congregation; wflbrii-'Ganon Wrigley reminded OF; the - fact th i t It wai' as long ago as, Ip03 'that,


. (Canon Wrigievaddressed'hlmseli! riipre' iespeclally' to to e ehlldrenj • and; to; Illus­ trate h is ' remarksj-'lib Suspended; ftom Ca the puipit edge a 'i l ^ e pmnttog'of the*


e


,.ihln; our liraltr |6hdent upoti'


hr our expgrienci of w e .' ' 'iMes into .time I arid pi! idiwithln;the.ringe of


sense o fU ® - .


'•*'.............. .... ......—........ |jt« ;


P T O K S IO N - IN S ^ D ^ y 9CHC C E L i f i f e lO N S , ;


:0 E ‘


lani were prepared by toe 'County t Arch tect’s department after; consulta­


chan dug 'rooms, ^ a central eobiMoh rgomf 'In which' teas can be served, a) well- jquipped'' kitchen, an d , excellent » hath accommodation'for ;ybuths;i foh''uSe


Dfter footbairafid cricket itfatChes ThC Sdys'f coimjrised, In addition, ’ Mi f Old' essrs,


a; matoh .was' held .between thej School and the "Old Glcf Boys,'i’toe latter J arranged by. toe BordughiTreddureii (Mri


ei.'''H.fTaylor) rad naplalnWby'Com B Rowland WaitCi’ iThC' ” Old) l'JO. powgui, J. WUktoson, W/TH ortnher. T.‘ W.| Fooie, J, Thompson, ,T, A, Alders-,


llor 1 n the “ipW Old Boyir” were defeatoc ThomMn. * *an e?cltln|: ta ine iiln s .' ' > ' "


atch by


J - ’ P . i . l i - ) , J I , Photp: “F. 1^^ i j i ■'! , f ■


wej7 ChtlMan to'.tensecfate hinriiili ,®ra8h t o # %vlceo:Gocl.


n th e Chriktlanarellglito.' The ria .ihetaeiehrraraiwas i'eaUtt


....... .


|p>n Lambert went )n to s i;‘':toat i leiebratlons were toibe'wqrihTv^e


■ ’'"hufch to find God,' bat that;f fgimm A very,Weak.


i';l i


hufeh, fohi.GkidciWjpi ?sent['eviimhi ;lt is equally, true;,that we'si all ri^ M; God;:‘,eVeiwherc viuntil;we


. _ the ipresente] o; iGod riu aide'


THE PRESENCE ^OF GjOD; ...... '[<jpiit^e,[:.:tli0i;;m^^


ihlMi'sometm^ ; K l ',place,’^a iiCirion '-.f 1


1'^; i “ YoujmWt'riieilt Giod'in stme ii ,iJrecognise


HUcnlair. place hefdn you in f iabli Piei


n there is rii nee


Limp'r; i t


,inie!peopl6who’s te __ _ _ _ _ _ ___ :otjtO'Ghurch beciusife < lodlsnc ribn] ihe':Church -hut -Mi'. he . satt Oris * Jeid8,.::ta;;;fact j.wherev iriijmah;fci foi


'rywItsved - th a t ■man [would'' f hd ? | 'would^t'hiRv^


iP.rtug] tlcuiarif


(Die:esS:Wmcn'4imariqer j ;Jei iare. '■ s!■ . . , space


lU :-f acts,-: plBOesJandrevAlltS. tomthe particular^ito toO'Ui iaittipular presence o1|(Md thatwesi ijtotae conscious rof i-E lB' unlveisi Bence. We' may;rightly, ;here%i oclate;';iQod ’ : with I'partlculi ,r‘'pla ,e:Church,?.then]:Isiet taeide to bbl


'*‘',ove Hun. It'ls rinlyi when ... .sensible or iHls


14WPJV


iwelltag'gace of d o d ’“ B^ilGION NOT.l A THEORY.!


God,'lbwas.;toe home of God, Shch vhere the ichfidren i.ol *, God; si ared oye of',God''and 'liamt E i ti ilverytblng wltWn the. Church; mi ,be meaning of leligionlasTlife toGo'd;


Ttie Church was not only the Ho;


. Frpm the pulpit, .Can'bn Wrigiey also; exhibited ja photograph, which - totiuded hlmSelf . and; those wglkWg to top'first, Sunday -School procesM took part. '


he left toe'.Parish Churchtaf- Blit|kbum' -j-now the Cathedrahof-'toe plbceiei-to become 'Wear 'of Clltheroe. Rri then walked In -the School I'pfocesslon, in d he. jrecaued a hpmber ;who‘Vmieqmed,nlm pn', Ws; arVival'rad'joined'to’the ■prpeesaon.'


' '


.Vidar ofLangho/theRev.D.WJIblti and) to the evening the pulpit was occupied! by"the 'Vfcar of; Oswaldtwlstle, the 'Rev;' J, ;Dodd,i who has preached.manwitimes: at toe Sunday School anniversary, laid is, always a popular *7181101. ■ ' [


' Trip preacher to'the mpmtog was the;


: Tlje vicar-(Rev. W. S. Hein)) laleo took! part to th e 'Services; which..were-avery^


impi{es8lye.


;i I t Iwas ia source of great satisfaction to' toe; )fflclals and alli’concemed'(that th e offCiftories reachedtoe sum oi;£5S!6s. gd., anlhcreaseof.'£17ontheamounteon- trita ted last year,


[Conttoued from next column.)


^mielt'.afresh i dedl ;ite'>'hlm8feffrito(. i'U fd


brig xtl: w ht i e )ls.yen _, ,. _____ .,


3f;:the!cbmemoratlon ;aelflc,e!.wa$ a . to,,'ey#i;ChD8tiriiljtoi«c(irifiejs'^^^^


lie. shomdr;W irilght bl^, ['■ ........ leihciuseitoir’' ’


a'cr riueift^jiyrorshlri and; pripe,’ iQtthat


idlji'Craipn Lambm"' 8aldvto,]cori-?; ih.:,i.3He;idded,thaf|the;'m^^^


completely'iand't)fuly;totoccordtoce' the’ Divine purpose; I iChrlstlar Ity :1s Way'Of; life Itself; life (to: the fai God.” > ' T ) . ' ' . {'iThls fact Is.stgnificant' of mi ny oli tl eharacteristlc . featurpsi of, th i (tot n ’ itself. ■The tank fon.tostonci, gtasl 11


I t Is ebpcritialhl'llfe It ofrellglOffisthat


ilambntflaW. i ii! "Nor Is 'It merely a


may l)b'‘l ved*.'(


;toe chUd was;tostructed to jth ttru fliit, God iradjearnttoejdutlcs and ihabltk^bli the life Itim'iWAicifk^e had teen —d at,the chanceisiep^At.cbi firMa it ;■ learnt loVilty ‘ ’ *


'lPlace where .the!ch}|dwas;bon; to-Gbd


toidts principles sIwas vtoe’-ttableDf'toe’home v h e . . ,


' Dons'arid daughters |of-God fed upon


ivine tofe and 'ftcelVedr the • eoWeiJ iremaln'loyal-irid' to ierye wlti Siam’ the'tilise of God,'


; building in the cotomun wr yU tf RADIATWG {BLESSJbG.


’ amlly. The nase-WM.the-.nl ice wl ei


" or wseV oh moral gtandardf” Cajjid| inmpliif


"Religion Is'bLQt jt theory i ibodt • -,; V


[(jnely.bkperleici jif. ^TI '


to illin^LMlALS ! * '■


ant so.


;6nse£ so;'J(


:.{-a


here;'.wd ittiasi rfeverently ....... to'*


say 1 ‘1(13, M m jWE OFFER ' diblbst up-t EXPERT


: " E 9 f | : : ' [ ; : i » 'Hearei'rrii ■fitoree'


.THiRalrdfiftlnb and ln_,„ %l;attcpUoi.v.to leFyburj'iOPQ


the Ainual'Hw i


tto'' |Treitiu^rit,':


LAGRPURN.


;fids of-felYtE i lent


■J''


iferonlyj! lays. , .


place of (3od and m in ,. ’ ,-Sdmetlfl^; Jpeople sald thCrd was no need to .to


h e Church was toe House of 3od, jhe................ ......... .... p-Jui' Bn


.................. - In toe


sabh-an Mportant pc iaslon Ih the 1ft i nfihlstory'of toe peop le of Wat dlhgfi n


TUfpurimsi fln t 'Ipmafce


fnaqlej.of His Presfence,;toe imeetSiii ...V provltci' iliftslntlng Qufe the fitness of ce ebratl i f


had to. bear In, mind the pu Tore a oi i the Chnrchrexlat-’ three^fold.


en. a l t ' ‘* i ] •Another Styles.


• ''i Vi I MBffJ JACK


EDGE amL


bargains sam pl e ! 'arc! £j;U


i h;hedvf


. WAREIN6 X goer ^ “oat


few SAMPLE I MOUeL PURE SILK ^WNS, e l; Rnpwroom,'; Inspectloh


T h e a f t e r n o o n ; i n t h e i h ; w a s “ I ' ' w i l l W o r s h i p I n T h y B o l y T e m p l e , ’ ! a n d I n " t h e e v e n i n g , ‘ " T ^ h e H o m e l a n d ” a n d


e a r s , f r o m 1918, v a s a g a i n t h e p r e a c h e r , c n d f r i e n d s , I n t l i e m p m l n g , w h e n t h e


parishlonens’j.^ccmcentrition'ta?, ' tlon L for "lam* imen# ttiftaari and


hisi,sermon!:on -Friday everimi O’' « [ i ) I' j :


Ciit .wito the lflui h jemted tod itp ^ a r i4 fe |p ;'


on 17th June, 1438; Tw) factors serioil ih d intefeferred with; tom; progra nme] o:


‘sumed his^dutles i n ; he„dloce ;e ai ei less.


q Waddlngtoh *iaid ;:dl8tiiet' fill'


(jofldufeted 'nby '-tofet* matriTtRi s v. An Old deei


m x m tw m records the f),c',


rdated a separate p a p h from Mitt or,' ommemoratloife 1 The; flri^6 waff^-


second who was'hto have fflaugurated’ 1 a toaniksglvlng services has lot Vd!


I I B '


‘I - i ' HH O SpT lL. i !


^ RWReO R E l GM


a t A SWL GiKT X l


5PP yRars ] 0LI) ,WADX)f^9TQ


.TOIRdUGH IE Ag e s


C E I ^ B R A T K ^ , 5 E | i )M 5 j ' I'j


J ' ; For. five centuries people taiwaddllg'


St.; Helen’d Church, ; a n d ' to ■ i lark I hi i QulncSntenafy a speclal servlce was t ; ilt I


, We Specialise’ in thC con ‘


appliances jinc


'» ’ own wGrkrMn . - . - .


own vrorkn 5


ect I fitting 0 jh o d y


they are made actually m our f!


.............................


Every little leli .il is^carefiilly considered details mean b ich where c< >mfort is con cernfed.


A . and


Please make ap I ♦ ' at youir


#1 ’ 'i


ip fintmenf jc |ipbue,if yo'


. 13, Eam, a I , ' ii ( f - U x . * ' i -f i > !


SAMPLE FftOCI^h a t'a ' big lllscoarit: &. :'FHjm 10/-, 12/11,1 3 /l t 21/-', eft. ;rflg)^j)eama^datjtoe|ajue.^


estlrrs, EQtc, at 'a Invited.';


Smart ’ '.Call


6E TO Specftl


!,r;t] i ;


MU4i|it^aiix j’ou


dW. (Wellm I ,pWirJ . Ivisit ■ . ,i-‘ ' ' ■' y I ' '' >. I I ’ • M P IS NO ,« r* . j-.'l 1 F, . ■ . I I fri


SUMMER i


TIME


T H E . ' ; i a ^ ' ; ^ ranIse


I'.T'jTi ' I ' t r n T I ' . The Church wasja home to we


a honse, a ’home| 'to which we' stTeogthenedc ericmaged tudi ft tt r >; Ishedi to r ''’tto ‘r'rark,-of ikln


or theiWhole; ncighliburhood: for men' and women whb-fwwe b utsldt 'ptottoce pf toe!;Christlra Yehpon;^


bleThus the ChUrch iWas* a Centth f and'partook of iltgjacrlijnqttt! i.Wht


‘taMinever Mgetira^^ idl exist merely Tor thp: peopl s lnsl(


ssing and help, not imerely ;for t! lo who entered it andldplned iii't he *


80; vi


r ' 4 ■ PARSON LANE cuwoel Tel. 3 ^ 2 . n


enllhid').! l l i ' l i i l i R


also tie the [bid


iiirSh’^lig:lor 'i


15! Qf


‘ loi Idle;hbme,i;eyery;centre:(Ot;AC^^^^ la IcentreiiifTo^tote'^


: ;1 ■":i' Hih'


' nd to thls they rrinst dedicate them, •' -■ '■'■■ ■ '


selvi iSi'; and;, fori; this they must'Uvi.' and' Wot!.


c u e s : 1 [(Cdritinued to edlrigj :. I,* ; -!.•■ n'*/'


6, MARKET ;Ri


:oE


S'l'ari Isb, for; inqlde orl outside use! 10/ - 1 er gallon. Kitchent't/r'ri'-.' -ai*


* v!/9.,, ■: B e s t;l]^mel,;PalnM^ I y Basins,. 14/11.!;


:ialOfffti<|ae ln.xl8:in jcio-ln.-


m


' !;il S


COME aLoNG AID INSPECT I TElE ' • i ' DESK^S. % F(^R


r.T ‘ FIXE


FIRE 'RANGES,' grates . 0[R


TILES, i


edkQi^ly! tin, 12/.


f ills . Od. '■'!


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