U ' : . iT*- n rT T T T T lR O E A P \ ? ^ B T l S E B St T ^ M E S .


t S I X ) I MltHSLT'KY \


F R I D A Y , ; J.TTKE 1943. I OF FOOD ydur\\new r a t i o n B O O K S order of holders’ sd^^inej- When and where your book^U be advertised for yaur surname, NAMES beginning :


wheKj. TO GO:


H'


W aL DISTMBUTld;'I IN THE BOROUGH^ , F


I j p . •'


— lOth/llth Jiine ISth/ietH'fJpe


__ I7th/I8ih=.3^e, ' 9-30 .a.m to 8r


'


r J i l XHE CONSERVATIVE!CLUB, ; 'CASXtE'S’TWpx; ’ .■.cLrrHE'ROis.l - i


p.m.- daily.." d-iTHEROE RURAL PISTBICT.^


'-VyHERE TO GO;


good going to any other


B IB B IE S B A IE LEAGUE ' Table to^dat^-^


Read .....................5-- 4.. 0.. 1.. 13 Cbjoirley . . . . . . ■ • •. - . 3^. 0.. i • • i"


Whalley Leyland i . - . i . - v Cherry .Tree ..■■■ Kdale ■


Darwen . . . . . ----- Great Harwood B’tourn, St. ,j Jam.,--


Wanderers. Clltheroe s Cliiheroe 76;


Darwen 82; BEST


3.. 2.. 1.'. 0.. 1.. 2..


1.. 4>. 0., a., u.. „


Blackpool ■ Services4 . f 3.. 0.. i . . W ptr«V . A . .. 3. a la 1*V 1


5,« 3.« l ,.. l . ‘rT3 4.'.


. 4 . .1 . ; . 4.. l;.: 2,1 1-. 4.. 1..' 3.] 0.. „


James’• 5" 1-- ^ Whalley 57; Great Harwood, 27,


SATURDAY’S ..R^ULTB^ , ^


♦Chorley 96 .for 3. performances.


BATTING:


I T. Small, Cborley . . . . . . .• G. Slakey, Blackpool . . , . ‘ '.'Not out.-,


. : ' , . BOWLING; smith,. Whalley


S. Preston, Blackpool


Ni S., Petty, Bar^ldOTick..-. . 6 for 12 R. S .Haworth, R e


: . io H. Sharples,.Cherry, ’rree ... .,• .6 for- ^ . ' -


Bead v. Blackburn ..St. James s. ,. Chorley'.V.-IObetry Tree, ■


services. HURST f " - ;


' CHATBURN.—GKurch' It noon,


bU^prSted in an c;u-Iier^aj*™


24th/^th June, 9-30 ,a.tn.—1? .m.—6 p.m. for all names.


iooMTin iha'left-hand colomn above and has'nol watt tvntii an advertisement is


for _yop=w books until your .mt.ul ts oulkd- - poster? in your ]_


CLITHEROE’S FOURTH d e f e a t .


' o ^ n 'IW aV . bu^ .kiiowlng^ that tbey^ would still be


^ ^


BEAD STILL W I ^ N G . ‘ In al low scoring match, at Cherry 'by beating th e _ h o n ie J e am J ^ lg j


,'able partn’ wicket


offered bowling


comfortably. i -The visitors:.batted nrst and. after two wickets'„ ha^ been lost very cheaply,; an invalu


■Whltham added 2Y runs,.and' took his .wife, v.Mth the sdore on.to 34 before the third gees fr°®


fell.


ershlp'betwe^ No


Sharpies, the latter in particular prpriUg: difficult to get away,' ahd Read’s i Innings closed ut 57.


se ^erioms of


' P. Hanson, u


Read; having come .to i the declsibn that las it had been difficult/ for


. _ other opposhlon


-r-.r——— - to, % ) Bapt^t and ; Jti; Tuesday


hatsinan „


C H U R C H , W O R K IN


i LUTHERIAN j PASTOR’S , LEOURB AT. BILLINGTON.


qP THE CHINCHES, ^ h e Rev, Dootot Hans P. Ehren v I here. PhJD^a.Lnthewn^^


f^rge c o n ^ ^ aU w to! ^ ^ e n e z e r ^ ^PCh^


i .Meal ah'industrial <town


for 110/ runs. Harold^picktoon I fought bravely,to,stem/the r^:W),th I


Ibut with .no,,other'player Able jto I After • score more than. four^the iw!hgs j prayer,;


. the highest innings ■ fhe,lnat<jh, 1 ■


qmith. maiiey ................^ Yor 1 3 ^g^tlve :co^operation. fromjA., j laying gressi! i '


his-best'perfonnance ol the seasbn, *5


Bibbiesdale Wanderera v. ■Willey,. Great Hdfwood V. Ciitheroe.,


. BEAD.'..; i' ■;! ■ .yi r


i:* P ^ « C T -S S a » ' ‘ at the- bottom of, the lea|"e.^mvi


•Sdrbe'released from work


‘ i Shabkleton, .Irvin lout ; . ■ i ; I/':


V i -! ■


J. Sbacklady 0 Park b: Sharpies H- Harrforth- b-'Hanson.:.,,..-. • S.' 'Whitbam .b Sharpies, . . . . . . . J.' 'Whitham Ibw! Sharpies -p: • • J. VV.; Sagar Ihw Sharpies, Al Wade b Sharpies ..-.I.. . . . : t ; . J. Bushtbn b Sharpies J. Clegg b Hai)son, . . . J. ipilklngton; not out W.' Smith b ■ Ransgn >


' ■ Extras...


H, Sharpies .... .'10.4'.;- 2 .. 18 X3.'Hart


. -!■' i ' BOWLING: - F: Hanson


'^V Corps, and Jack Beddows., no^ L Htga^^s' b 'Haworth .,, thelE.A.F.. .both turned,_o.ur


tri ■ make ■' the i ,Journey. • L ^m a. iRoWnson b Haworth Wilkinson serving wltb^the -Am^.-t ^ Hart, Ihw Haworth]..


W.‘Doidge b Wj^e rwrtW flO iitB £ f iS , im ICE AND SNOW


% S t g S . l S f f i . S f e S W W W W * tm a n c e of' to e s e■


W o n i e ^ ^ this year’s ^ & n c e althSugh'


-B e& ? . was the tW hwr fielding, as of - old, was ,a,. sneer Clithefoe can get j,a


& f y S 6 S « r s


i S ,‘°On^SatSdaVTl5s‘^ » e s s IXagato^manifest, for Taylor, was pmstoto the old ./Blackpool_^pro,


!•• S-> '


Iwalw improverthe outlook con-: w/^irnnst complete control of me siderably an oTid both batsmen iseemed


:seemea


IboWle^ his previous matches had CcUefted' -After - this 'summary |treatment__^or^^be^


fJassey put ^slgll' of bllng the ’ danfcroUS;


fully conscious fH)mJ past I expen ience that ■ batsmen ^re Irall. apd- ' gained almost finmei^late jsupport


i«’'ocl- ipvneri- BCFAiay V.* __


ns wiLa aiua.i6iiiB o^v^j* Ck iriAPR


T serieS’otJruDDer uuDes are Arty ^ t S r t o b ^ am ? » n f i S X « ^ ^ . Among memibers present was M). H. I.


of 'Management was held at - the Royal InfirmaiY on Monday


BLACBjBUElT^IWIBj lAEV The monthly meeting °t the. Board


Parkinson. CUtheroe. The warm thanks: of the ^®to|Were


: S leX h t - ’CES) was frbm| Mt^. Mra J. Nelson, Selbome-street, Black


accorded; to many generous dohors.^t only of money but, books, ^apzmes, silver naper' flowers, linen, Jetc. j


bum, aithank: ofiering on the: attain­ ment of their,Idiaroond wedHmg. j -


£' >L m


for the, month of May- showed: that out-patients- totalled 1,603.


S®


in the Infirmary Iipm Apr admitted durlriH May..544; 517; remaining, 235; dally beds occupied, '228; patier


weeks, eight.


in ■ 'the massage and departments; 2.368 radl taken and 243 . screen- ; made; whUe 397-operatioi formed to the large theati


given A221 applications 'ca -treatment ^ __r r __


Patients to the number - .


ts oyer six of 724 were therapeutic


1 were 242; discharged avei’age '■'of


The, medical and surgjqal ! relate Patients


thicken In many m od em ’ ducts tOjUayere^ol' ab^rb-':■


I .finel^tch bringing the partnership


Hanson joined men hopedposslbly successful stand ap to s t the. Wan


fnr this belief. He tossed the w s t one np and foUowed with lanother X ic h swales hit ' welf , but Andarsoh at deep cover ;ntodA_a


^AMther' siump set Clitheroe men were out fc? 49 wien


rterers Massey, having ■''apnievet ■his Object, rethed^after^^^^


may be-a si^n o* , . Sluggith Kfdney Action


SAFEGUARI)' your kiciheys. ^


‘ is always h^vy’ and 'any; extra strain may^uSe the body's fihere to become sluggish or congested. .When' this pccuts, ha^ul; im- j


: • Rheumatic.; ’ Pains, . lumbago. Urinary and "BladderTrouble, ,


.Inflamed ..Muscles and . Piil^This hiodem medicine will'


Gravel or Dlsturbed Nights. . Take Doan's Backache Kidney


■ flush out excess uric acidvand other poisons.


the. casualty operating theatre ' Three patients were .^ent; to . the


I'eXaminations were, per- and 66 to


-fVtarQnpnHc t'raphs - were


Royal Devon^ife Hospital Buxton The Chairman: (Mr. -w. R. Har-


Hargreaves) referred to the • honpur of


■-congratulations of the [Board were tendered to Sir Frederick upon the •well-deserved' honour 'which. His • Majesty had conferred upoir him.


knighthood -which had upon one o f !- their number,- Mr. F. Htodle, of Darwen,- and the |hearty


- ' , -.registration.!,;I ' All men .'bom tetweenjist'.Jmy, 1925, -I:- f; 1 ' ,


‘and .National ..Servlcej,oh [Saturday, thC; lath j-uije; 1943.! .!


and '30th September, 19®;' both dates Inclusive, 'are: required .-to register at local offices of the Ministry of iLabour


!]':[. -call-up]at the age of.i.ll'.' ' I---. ;TAKIVG care of- TH^jCffi^DREN.


-;*'ments can' be made'for tbetr medical MExamination 1 „ in ' -readin ;ss jfsr their


■ 17 yiears 8 monthsi > so thatarrang6< A. r. . . ' l i i . : '


t '-■.",! ''.I.’ihtoe 'arci' now . 'm'ora.y;ifi^-i'',3,06d !']'-.'irifarit .'Welfare -CentreScS'arid'70',per ' ,'cent.;-:df ainbhildren :toij|jer,jbrid,;'year ' ■


[ o f ' agd attend these dejatkefi[-isay'6. Miss ^^^^l^etary: to! Mln^t |^to|;jaeafth.


J'Piorenoe HbiPbrug,-. thp vBarliamtotary, .;:l:,lssued'',0ntll-eftervthe^.^^^^^^^^^ : S ' S o r e > O f :to«e:[tofeafm^ be.-;. I.'.'W.


Office hbme' -'SftfeS' for, smah: sayqrSf-j.’ j ,. nw^goes to ! build; itanks' ^9- ,BU^..'!l


’!'' ,;BACH 'Tl>|.'THE lS't();CKING, 'Steel.'i; fonnefiy;’-used-'-toi-.mdkC.'^P^


• ,, , Dblpbtoj-,


vides!-for the-ii-egistratlpn -of young men as soon as (they reach the age, of


The National,Seryice |vct',;,W42, pro­


, you wefikj of. nsedlcss discomfort. Oiemlst


Th« eorly UM.of Doan'» PiW


GHilS OF THOUGHT , '' POLITENESS


g, Good maimers are the blossom of .


r i , Eddy/',,:,


only polite to all but is pleasant -to those, who! practice -jt.—Mary. Baker


^If-denial is practical, and Is not , - | 1 -


-where the ■ best tongue has:, failed;— Elias L. Mlagoon.. ,


T-here' -is] -no policy 'like 'politeness, since a 'good manner often' succeeds


•' \ • j • [i'],


freedom. It simply',conslsW-jn-.tre^, tog . others ■


treaW' yourself.--7Chesterfleld.


True politeness. Is'iperfecl: ease .and : just as yoiy love to ;be,-


' "-.


: True -, pojiteneSs’^ q u lr e s ' huiP}J|&-' goo'd sense,tond benevolence.,To totok


■ i ’ * niiay


stiiA^atd' sluggish' kidneys to • ' . > ,


for D o a n ’s ( U . . ' d


Capstlck ,


;


» * ,»_-mUft ’tnonV'nnnl cirift.'l lai, s


i CLrrHEROE s & R. McArt^to ^


ood sense > and good feeliug.-rHamuel L. Bardy St Capstick b Preston .. 0 Johnson. -, -I"'


brGood maimers and soft words have • .


AvI Dolphin St Capstlck b Treston... .5 F.' Margerlson.not,out


ought many a difficult thing -to Pats;-, -'Vanbrugh.: -


, ,


'J.'Swales c-Anderson b MqSsey . . . . to • 14-


'Wi Olivier!b Blakey J. Beddows b Preston


w


A. Haiison c'.Dewhurst b Pre^n • • 9 T.'A. Aldersle'y O 'Massey-b Blakey 8


' G. B lak ey, .'to.' Massey-


s'. Preston , , ..


J, Massey c Aldersley .b: Hanson &. Blakey,.nofout . S. Andrews* b Taylor


, . ' BLACKPOOL


bowling ;'1 , 11- .!.:4'.:. il9.. 7 -


3 ;.'..j0,


ilS' ;ElUs, not out! :• •• VI, :R,Higson 9 ; G r ^ s ^ ^ ^ ; ^ H n ^ d ; om y -


O.! Bydeheard b Gregtop T i'Peters b.Gregson


['..'.I-. .-.;. Extras...-..■... 6 -- -( !,: Total.:., ffi


. . ..'. 7.5;-. ,;1:!'.|. 44,;..' 2- . - a- ■


27 r o O T l iA T . 1 , ...-'its', •: >' ■


Mn - life’s I told,; f aded pages, ■


passion deep, re'.find , /


devotton .ug.esr- r; ,. " iiV,'


• I,-. to ' ? '1 ".' „sh: ill', sleep.


■ii’AfilBE,’'


Rbssendale’'[Unlteai -and De- HayUana i q'greed jto'play, next' season.. CUtheio ,


„lSo ; expeetd to, continue, and - Bacup-:,. Borough'is to -9eclde this -week.-


'ierviceb a n i ■Morecam'be


tield‘ \^totoA'ccringtoi!,' -on .Saturday, j toaokpool j^rvlces, R.O.P.SA.. ChorJe>. ,


BANiDA^HlRE COMBINATION. A:a.Ijanc^ire Combination rae^ting^


:L ,(


| BO\yLING;l


Tyidfesiey,; Goober


; great j :'I Tyldeisldy. .to;?


6 !(! 7 . ;• 4.5.;


s r s i v . : ? '


Christian : “jSXJBTI/iEAIHJ;.'|CLEVER.’,’:


“> i t to r - l


' ,jTot'al...57 betweenjthe yedrsa933 ^ Bi 'W'.T fitudUoh had changed: vastly_stoC^j;^iye utteto


’ c^ek,


Then-iwlU m y „ ini adoratipn dreaml^,


------the taoU^ts , s s ^ . m


VV. L. 'VVilktosbn Ibw Preston . . . . .I 3 S Taylor ,b Preston;.-------- . . . . . • • 0


fl p ^ m


v _ ^lUiTVforl ■•'in ^


y Irs’aTFfl.'tt’c find b’ Cooper. «.*.*•« -t I


ry - ■ - I Iridustrlal Gerriiariy iwas une“ Pl°y; ■' ^


X - 1 : !. i J. Ellis Ibw Tyld®®^®?™ ■ ■ ■ ‘ ' ’ ’ ' ‘ '' -7 irito: -uWer he said] he -'would,feed | ':?:^tte?Ul § .& f l ; t o 'C00I)6r’ ...- ''J: . - i S g S ® . ' f r a c ^ c e


man. He finply 'bellevejd to^l Jta the,' end spiritual,.,PQver .wcjilld


overcome toe power of I-toeL • 'The service closed wltp a h3hhpi


i 00 1 ed^and In .coxisequehqe i t^ a s not that soixhany ]^56rnian9


and'.the Benediction. vipiH 1 tein p er^ en t


purities are able to remain in the system and ’Cause .Backache*


esgroially after! a cold or clnll* Their task of parrying the. blood :


S c t a h l e : total. rH ow ^ e r l with


the fall of the fototo ^^ckef to 4^.. A -marked' slump set -in, lorj yv. Gregson, who has[been-a towMrto


strength for Blackburn H f Jfames s -Ide V for . manv' [ seasons,


« , ? ! » • t?me cricket, such a_perforwance


bringing back'Blakw, but ^ ,two Clitheroe players met bottoPreston


arid him with confidence - lElghteen


S a i S . . S . . S ! S f V T ' , th f f lr s t“ tow"o%3?s Blackpool opening


S eV d e «


runs had been aaded to. tne suure when Hanson was brilliantly cau^^ Alder^lefiiad^toanM^^


toe which rimy or inay and 1 certato, taoweverj and that^^a th^t


a'^eally fine one. He opened with- a I maiden iQver, fplldwed 'that i^th ^i^cket, and. L a fe g t^ ted b l ^ .


to more senpes tban one.,f^^^^ jSfkvmtTiPrt to fight valiantly they


S r t o T t him h a h , swept ^orL'had to be'Vtnalntatoed by lay-, toi seven


workers. ; |]: ‘ ■ I]]-,.-.' j. ,■ HIXLER XOXJ'i'H. . .


Lth? work !of the - -churches, Mrs ^Ehrenb'erg [Went bn/to say that at 'the age oLlOtoU children were coin-


uelled to jblhl the Hitler: Youth, in which body they w'ete taught how


. Alter^ raatirig -otoef ■ incidents ^to,, how toe HeW Order itoetfered with


: woAh taahy iaj 50 under jeasier, circumstancies.;,, , i,


•1?,^ Aid! and his ^ to this .match " o-


Battlhg '^flrst. -Wlialley , had; three fno 29 smd A partnership Of


■ : ■ I


1^. H.'3a]Vorth... 10 .> 3 .. loj A,i Wade


']• M. R. v i V lei


WIIALLEY j s u r v iv e SIIoiCKS.


Nazis gained jtpereastog P9V®rj-to®. C hK n s -o fg a n is e d ,ma^


less iSl tnbke earlier days, as the


-notes of those who attended regu- On.^^ona:,o®c?sloni when a


•cXtaile'd^ I EveeituaUy^,-Gestapo Seri used to illsten. in and alsivtake


toes! in: opposition but, in^iace. ui gyer-erowingi Nazi’ strength, they found^ th o s i ! meetings -gradu^y


Nazi rheadquarters-.^ ^ ,wi.! mtoref i remarks derogatory to^tte ^nrer,


'cnp^iklne''of'tile d^vll and;.not tns bU lo^ Lealder


his defence was: that- -constantly | tocrqasedi. ^ministers ^ been ®


(Continued; from prec^tog column), the Church said:phey world stand,


and, if necessary. :aufier i ° i ^99 Christian Church [if God so willed it.


Andl'So the' Church saved tierself to an entity, even though she had,tost her -DOwer to political and social spLr^lT Dr. E t a e r g iro^^^^ to give instances of how fear of the


hlif----------


if; he emDloycd’‘Snyon©• ivho.wa. not of tbe party! bow sbo])-keeperi


To 'match, [first-aid Woto-.t? mock at clergy and were also told toati I b S c ' l ItoV.Paretos .waa - rtd-


S °a r ra i3" g ed th l ttoii" to their


S c e s T S h t h e ^ h ^ atteided at church .and on many .'occasions they^ would march around itlto church- beating drums Imilst toefservlc.e > to to prog^


trftd( , b,Haworth V-..• • •


H. Sjiarples b .Haworth F. Haiison b-.Wade


W;! Hargreaves, 'v;'


.i '


D; Park - c and fft ‘ 'Wade .. v. . . -----


BOWLING; .


QUl ■ii


' , • ’ ,1-' - b. 1


A Little vB Pilkington-'b- Wade;,..1.. , „


• •


Total.. 31 -'i


3 V'- '’ •'


I' !; ■,i',y']-., ’’Total. ..'57' .


i-'lV-- :V' i,oi ■M.,^.iRi: 8; 1 ••■L • V;30 ;•


after] he assumed power to -1933 H? onl’y.iwent to <*toch-un one^occa


sio-n - The, larger part o f tb-9 f


testaht I chutch ' -was Hitler - although many Btoie^sea S o i ' “ he- accSmulfshe^Fto


allowances, fS^ttorSuslcin'' ■ »


and so on. These cafised a


,


testants, and &in d ^ o the Confesslona


Pro- \ V w a s !the first body^to^


world to, oppose Hitler. , , 0 ^ 91 their- leaders!; was pastor. Nieu


imailftr,: who has been inj prison or | S


of th e ! [Nazi opposition to Christianity, ' 1


at'-3i ■ Harry Haworth hBd I Brown, ot Grepj, the Doetor


j^ this; cpuntiy|


, --Lnini,;::^ opemng


. jjjthef


•Bench, -this was the first 'tliiie .he could remember' there not Jbelng


• j, , ■ ariy cases. ^ , and


urw^d, Ihtrb- ^


nponle in ' ■ . , Sunday School' Annlver^rJ Ser­


J. S. . B ak eran d the cplleptions . totalied; £14,..'■


vices were h?ld a t the. We; l^ a n CaiaDel, the pteacher was th< Rev.


' '


- - j .ir-ornian' was a-dead'onc, yen I A Ministry of Food.expert ( n the' pastor


alridi one whO|| (-5 housewives at the,-Town Hall..,


5 1 5 B r - » n y / . . r . .


, . , HIXLEB’S 8 llArs Ehfenberg, ' l l ‘“ ■


“ ■ ■ ' ■ l l S g S ' l l i S ’ '^'V


> . ' yearS’ -servi^.


the Parish Church, C llth e roRev . F. G; Ackerley Pr®a®Ltog., to_:Ahe


• ’Ihe.'Cholr Sermons w^^^


Blackburn; taking th® vice. Collections, reallsed £ i4 ,lz s .- ■ After lengthy dlscusston',.BywTa^^^


farmer's decided to form: a 9 r a i^ nf the Niatioual, Fanners ynlon. Mr. Ri'Hltchln;^ who,-had bee^


L O O K I N G 2 S Y e a r s ' A g o .


(Frblh our Issues of June 14th, 1)18), Local farmers /esldtag Im


tlie j dlswproval_o£a new caw b


order which made shohldisend'thelr'StTCk to Gls


instead.'.of Clitheroe. A suggestion had been put


cotton c traffic operatives wwd.by the R ^ y .Comply


ffiey sum


“V’' holidays should oe traffic arrangen^nts.


that be


for- held 5C across


B A C K Y e a r ?


(Promt our Issues of Jun? ,16th, 1893)1 The ild bridge at Lower HoMer,


H, which' Cromwell is said' to have piMed over the riv« with hia Ironsififes, -*as being repaired at the expens^ of I the Stonyhupt authori­ ties, In iconjunction i|, with , Mr. t Annlnall of Standeni; Hall; Mr.


S E V E N W IT H '


V -,A verdict d f ' Causes” ’ was


•'Borough iPoUee I day, ; on Mts. f Gamett-road


lEast-Lancashirj Rowland) alti


'suddenly thb p |


Mytfen Hallv Colonel Hargreaves -whallw i'Abbey; Mr.- Simpwn, Wlnklty; and Mr. Worsley-Taylot,


t a Ddtton Manor; Mr Hick,


Moreten Hall.: The' To-wn- Council, passed a


resolul ioni' to forward , addres^s to Her hEileStv the Queen, .the Prince and ¥ in c « s " of >M e s . and the


^ iormeriy lii ' street, as s n .


’ Miss Florenc the I Coroner was 83 years pq of' Mr. Tlion


- had never, recq tlon for .tlie' Monday a: Iter mother Went s]


Duke V Vork and Rrlncess Vlofoda Mary, onl the occasion of the imr pending Royal wedding.


-tri h'ls garden, Richard Proctor 141). Doilblr; Sawley. was found-dead.


Wit iliii half an hour of worMng


WMteWelT Parish . Churchy which 1521 but was lebu It ,in


■ a'-'s ’li^me! fori the lestoratlon of


1818 'was taken'up enthusiastically, bs^ t’hr&arishloners who arranged


fMobrlio^se,-wlfelof the Bishop of .Mancmest^..


n hn ’AM. to - be opened by , Mrs. '


vaCTS neyf .In the vClltheroe Union -Wks I jeboming' alamlng.


V'


Th'i continued [increase of Over 170


' -and returned i she had tea, of pains ard, t | ' She weht to


; collapspd. j Tw| - to assist, but


-drank the teal she said she


could not t leed asked! for although vitb bacon and a


' Dr. Mabdor who conduct^ examination', due to arterld


, deceased’s hoj a-post-mo rten


' -P.C. Br:idbiJ I Coroner ; aid f


, Her arteri es h i and the bjopd| had died.


that Mrs. Lorq about by per


;C6tnilentkg oii the demand for Sabc bn’s inclusion in the townships-


that it^ie Bitijle au.a?K ou.yi mornlrig and Canon Sale, yl?®* 9-1 attack on-the, smaller villages, and


will no|t stop here. ablyi-set hear to


therb -wm-.^^e for Waddtogtom


nfrhoLanc^ashlreSid WestEiorland Chapel, ^ ^ a ^ y e l e c t e d ; cfmlrman.


aUed'69.''A*very well-knoWm farmer h i had never recovered f to ^ having


-beto-' thrp-wn from previpus year; -


W ^ e i^ r Fields House. Grludleton. c o f e w.


Ttoe death w X ^ h o u n c e i to Mr. -------...n-T^nowntfarmer, I


Lieut W. B. Hargreavesj-was in . h(^1tai to 'France,, -havirlg been


w S e d in the right eye Thfi Olitherbe branen coiiec’


“ - - I 'f - on the - occasion o f , tne School anniversary realised £16;!! The preacher was the Jowett. of Didsbury


j igy-ng ]at jSawley Wesleyan


d f'toiri having 1 ;T>achers and ®dholars_of _^ a t - his ,t(2d) the bur ii'iWesleyan Sunday School to ^


, i . ; , mint


tbe -number of 194. naa a lutiy plcidb*^ Boltdn-by-Bowland.


iCfver "20 candidate ; from ■Vale, e(oi sd School' Whalley,'and ytoalley • iGnminar School.'. sat for the


Pte ' C Holgate -was Invalided . Col ese; of Preceptors examination, to' W a d d i^ ^


--------------------—


y X s ’ serv^e in Salonika pte ‘ Jack *WlUiams, Giles^tfeets


wounded! in the knee was in hos- pltal at Aldershot.


: Pre-vlously ' reported mksin]g,_the


death ' in • action of Black, previously .of Clitheroe. was: annouhced.


Serto. Tom, Y'oTk-street.:


Ptp JatoeS'Perkins, Sabc gri, pre­


viously reported.itos^|w|^^|^®y^ to be a prisoner of . war in C ennany.


' Gni 'Henrv.' T; ''VHlklnsoA, .Chatj hum • ^ o 'w a s Ohvtfie transport


i -Atogon’’ when she :wgs; t iX f fn v mtoe Mediterranean,, was officially


.Mo in;t,! and NIiss_Rose MartoaH of Catholic


•Egfrtbn.lj at Chester- 'Ch ircH. ! ' 'I .' -


’['ha l.i [!increased i ' boi ri'is,”-! Bowland Food Committee to fe sV d thelsalap of their execu-


i Cinl toe grounds that the work


Hv> bffleer. Mr.';Burrow, from £15 to agO'.per annum. ■ ,


■na' >ers on the! -sale or return prifciple, It-betog pecessary to con- seivb newsprint.


, Jl -Government . order came into foifcel forblddlngi the sale of news-


I


to i l o i buy all sound ware potatoes a tl£7 ‘aiton fori four tons lots, f.o.r.


'toe -Ministry of Food were ofier^


^ . , F . E . C H E N E Y l ' APPREaATION.


. le'roe [and district passed away Whalley,-on Saturday—the Rev. E. Chehey. He came to Clitheroe


well - known clergyman, of


Nazis affected the whole iy®f rhe people. A .Christian hoy’i ou d not


get^h job^^because his Vould-b^ employer was afraid of


disliked serving Christlai* how Christian -shop-keeptxs^ round


their .trade ^ gradually dwtodfins aWay Yet the work of Christ.wto-


recent speech, compldlied- t ^ t even now Germ,ariy-iras not-siffl-


still being' maintained . py : hrave souls, and,' Dr... Goebbels. . to la


clently united, there, b®h g ’-Natos and religious bodies. The Churph had waged spiritual ^9r, ■wlt^9^


the. 1 -^nerieiu*^’ : were - .concerned .with | the present war had said thal_eAf« wax,


durjng en


Pyo (atlUrchi ion .Christmas Eve of that 1^905 [and preached to St. ?


ICC rate’iiirom 1905^111 1908. Many pfople ■wlU doubtless remember,his


yehr. I, His name'l-appears u? the refiner' of servKfes as assistant


m lUstiT. I' After that his .name ai hears as doing holiday duty at St .(James’s occasionally', and upon •ft d'death of Be^-' Bobert, Rallton


he Itook'charge of the parish during tl e interegnum. Since then he has oieaslonally • taken


•ni^f*acti6d at St. James s. ^Fotofiome I


[ His connection with Clitheme was h )L only: with St. James.s but he D 'eached] on. one or two occasions At [the Parish Church of St. Mary


services j and /


time he did duty ,at


befen, a licensed ..preacher to the tlOMse^ of ; Blackburn since jts


s ilto was distinctly Protestap't and Ivangelical Mr. Cheney was


'ThetohSacter.of tos churct|nian-


kriown and 'loved by many .people ihl CUtheroe. There was no irils- tiktog. his '['keen interest to toe ssirltual welfare ;ot those with


CUtheroe and district that' he will lie remembered, but also at Soutn- ida'and other -parts of the South i duhtfy! Hp had'been in Orders for ‘ 8 years, being ordained Deacon, in 1895 !and Priest to 1896, in the ' Winchester j Diocese, after studying, at University CoUege.. Durham, and. ]/ondoniGoliege of Divinity. He had.


I t is! hot only, however, in :


!)een': ai licensed .'preacher ; JloCese! of Manphestfer since 1965- [This brief sketch falls-to do lus- ice to Mr. Chenev’s unique charac


,er,‘ ihis unfailing kindness and jphulhe piety. IVe bid farewell to, l[; [gentle : friend and one vno .tacerely desired our real spiritual welfard; Pit Is required In stewards toa’tia'ijmaii.be found faithful. !..


ath


,1*1 he marriage took place Staff-iSergt. Tom C^ter Wilkin.


soxn J^berc about due. ______


to u idfertake seWage schemes-the* fniH hffbflathis district, our note i tW : l mhre ,fean_5o^tf^


Joint' Committee We shall prob- 'them making an


all the rest. By i^Uenium wiU be


rggy^age scbem.es. West ' Bradford,


'!’ : ' 'time r iiiler ;Iict, terate,


. -“ It is


J prepared ,! country.


.j , advise Fr j -cool the


'. outcry fi ' .Jng the bi] [ .-the R.A.F


' Camberwej] ; Thus


By Rife ; kind


,p jve i Europb-


Lor. real (


po:


' ' crat. chuii . dised force,


]', all right. ] .Eyery oncp '.'effort to country, are submUi


[Yes, Sbi


5^talian extract f: -tibn, ";Tb'


priorI Let -us lyhich 'Fi[i


to


,ihe .Kepubllcsl -after the


! "Middlj-cla


■ thousand by the sji]


■^urch, _ 1931.


-per cent. Church


^obgh


those of per cent. ,5ier cent property


The okdinil only free few li|tUe the


I Mon :I I into


. atm be I Spanish


.into '-GOlOU Germ^


' Branco i behalf ol i.offici


| After ! .three ye


['Could I ,-SRato I cist ',“.i [ .bMt he ■ ,'legioi^ .enemies


:[■ with '! .'.shirt treachel


:!;IChristi: , Jellow-i


, 'enlist men


sell a •Isolicited h£.' aid tie il


tut, see


Announ :ing|


, S'idn'ejr Church •of hpw decked


the fra


Spain these


toCathqlip fail toationa


Gouncll


■wheta he came to, contact. ^Many. tob.liwln bej able to remember_^ms \eiry practical help to any ^no . c airie td hlfn ito need.. ■


.^'.iRecai'ed? .siEuropeto


-.Kmg vices


nal Re


.'.''only fiijishe - Asiwell[ an(j


to, 'i -oitotil ver


tie,


, Does F rano Visigotl. kin|


■ Visigoth . '.the MoblenJ r.thb coijquei]


' do well to


-!'! Cqlitmental| r accoun. i ' Ues.of


; ! thft 'Spanii 'if recently as I


'■jibeatto • lAUd TsibeU ' Mn whiqh Cl — ' ;[tho SpamJ


'".The 'the last Md


[-.'i -I' -'Yes, |oau| ' i iito totrocluq


-. -,and quite i


■l. -I , 'Why! ido ;! :World [hisl|


: . 4-thelr toib '[-■(lorB have


[Mi! mw).''-'-'.-..


' , :^.i^VVboBoevd .^.:|ehalt -assurl


■ ir :' long;:and • l-:!3)«js?;j-r


: . ... The'Mooi and so inbr|


' .-stancesl are which Frani Tellow-Spanf


' t - ;


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