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FUNERAL SERVICE 97, DARWENi STREET,:


BLACKBURN. ,TeL 4042-3'


MISTAKEN


fori the use of our chapels of rest, or any , of "our other facilities.' Convenient and desirabie as they obviously are, they are available to


you without additional charge of any kind.


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Boisahabi Tea Estate,' ; Selenghat P.O., Assam, India.


SIIYEB W EDDING


, Mary Harrison.—Congratulations.^’',., .


On December 21st, I921i at Clitheroe Parish, Church, by the ReV. Canon Wrigley, M.A., Robert MitcheUi to


MITCHELL-HARRISON.


. , —Mother and Family. GOLBEIf WEBDIIfG


Congratulations to Mother and Dad oa their Golden Wedding; anniversary. Married at St. (James’s Church, Clitheroe. on December 19th. 1896.


TOMLINSON-GODWIN


14, Whipp Avenue, Clitheroe. d e a t h s :


tome . are


bned the ftlvereet,


bove ntre kton


eix-


fcgi-to Rhln (this


to —Prom all the Family. .


LAMBERT.—On the 13th December, at urmston. Kate Lambert, formerly of York Street, Clitheroe. Interred at


St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Clitheroe, on the 18th.


,,


PARKER.T-On December 18th, at ' Manchester Royal Infirmary, Nellie Parker, of Walsden- (late of Down- ham), aged 56 years.


“A sorrow too deep for words.” '


TAYLOR.—On the 17th December, Robinson Taylor,- the beloved husband of the late Margaret Ann Taylor, in his 82nd year. Cremation at Carleton, Saturday, the 21st.-^No flowers, by request. ■ ;


26, Llttlemoor Road, Clitheroe.


WINDER.—On the; 17th December,' ; , me, at Chaper House. SlaldburU, ,


Intemd at - St. Andrew’s Church, Slaidbum on the 19th. IN MEMORIAM


|*ho BOWKER.—In loving memory of my


Friendships are the flowers in life's ■ garden.


Portsmouth. —Ada.


CHRISTY.—In loving remembrance of my . dear' i husband, George who passed away December 17th, 1945.


78, St. Paul’s Street, ■. ( Low Moor, Clltheroe


8, Union Street, hber : -Prom his loving Wife.


CHRISTY.—In loving remembrance of a dear Brother and Uncle who passed 1 away December 17 th, 1945 .


Low Moor, Clitheroe,


—Prom Maggie, Tom and Peter. •'


, ;


EASTWOOD.—In loving remembrance i of our dear daughter and sister, ; J^ances, who died December ISth, i


That when our labours here are ( ended


When loved ones cross death’s sea, i i


How Joyful/Is the thought that .- , Imgers,


' pge. With them we’ll ever be Gawcar House, Slaidbum


ECCLES.—Lovmg memories of Annie ®way December


mTq. U)41. ______ ‘ FOX.-— Imy \


At the end of a lane of shadows. Well meet some day with a sihSe,


.—From Beatty.


and brother, passed away Christmas 1 Morning, 1940


—Ever remembered by his Mother ';,' and his little son Malcolm." " ■ a }


Of a son I loved, hut could not save--J ' •


i Till God, in His good time, unites' us again.' ; ■


We are always together In Memory Lane,'


2 —Prom Brothers and Sisters. 1 , Radeclyfle Street, Clitheroe.


GREEN.—In loving memory of pur dear Mother, Margaret Green, who ’ died December 23rd, 19461


Deep In our hearts you are fondly' remembered'


Always will love you In deaUi Just the same.


Fond hearts that loved yoii; with ’ deepest affection '


6 and 4, East View, Grlndleton.


wed lied leer Ith,live


Sweet happy memories cling round ) your name:


' ;';,a


-From Elsye, Teddy, Sam, Alice and-'i' i baby Barry. '


■ “'J{. ' ' ■


GRIblS^W-In loving memory of N.-?.' w. Grimshaw, who passed awav/)' December 25th, 1935, ■


—From his wife,' Margaret 'and5*; _________ Hilda., ■


Is gently turned to-day. • • 'i'j .' 'i'';


dear Mother, who died December Jlst. ih the book of memory ' 'li'i


80, Melville Street, Burnley. memory of a-i''


—From her ever-loving daughter, ' Mary. * i . ' -.''Ai


w Stic'uIan, together: with^xOTHtmice and stamped sddres^ envelope


full particulars, toge.--- for.tme retum; of ticket;


. rite i T f f iA M fH om s S P t . Mto'8 Street.'blthaw. md encl^ - . "


Treasured and loving memories i of John_ (Jack), a dearly-loved son I


, , • A' smile a tear, a thought siiicere.'; ^


Swert are the memories that never' i fade,


How often in life I wish you were i here;


ThIe HALL, EOWERGATE GRAND XMAS ATTRACTION


Jac^ Hiltons version of the| charming Fairy Story— “(toERELLA” ' T (by kind permission} of N.O.D.A, Ltd.), ' I f. - '


nine BBILLIANT SCENES OF SPLENDOUR I PRODUCED BY I


MISS PHYLLl^ .W E ^Y ' ' ; WITH THE


CLITHEROE SC DISljRICt ORCHESTRA


under the direction of MR; Hi, B. SHAW, Mus.Bae. (Oxon), PJI.C.0. ' i H ; ' ; ' .


'j;';ijE^E2(ri’i)D'(JN ; I -I;


Decimbet 27th, 28th smd 31st, 1946, and j Ja n u a ry '1st, 2nd ind 4tb, 1947 ; 5 EACH EVENING lAT 7-30 p.m. i : ^


I Matinees; Dec. 28th and Jan. 4th at 2-15 p.m. PRICES - 2/6, y - , 1/6,1/-


I I ALL iSFAT^S bookable.


DON’T mssi THII^ BEAUpUL I'EOpUCTION! - BOOK NOW ^K IN Q S at! 25.^ST.


FROM TODAY, ,


" 5’en little nigger bogs going out to dine, 'One choked his little: self, i And then therfi were nine." ■


CLTPHEROE & DISTRICT YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB


'|THE NEXT MEETING WlU he I given by MR. ' J.; COOK, on I A TALK ,


" THE PREPARATION AND USES : r OP LEATHER”


oil WEDNESDAY; JAN. 8th, 1947 at the


cUtberoe Royal .Grammar School 7-30 p.m.


Y.F.C. Social and Dmuer ANNUAL wlU-be held‘ on ".


Friday, January loth, 1947 at the ,


ctrrflEROB, iOYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.


Hot Dinner served 1-30 p.m. prompt. ASMl^lON 2/0.


;; This nie€tin| i&- (ifem to all 0ub4 scribing mem^rd and aU .whd ire aUqui^ Join me Glub.'


CLITHEROE AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY


"The Vagabond King”


i THERE WILL BE. A REHEARSAL


■ I .'!’ on'


Friday,' January 3rd, 1947. ' Everybody.


SBaSssssssaBBsaBsasasKsassB^ Kew to n


Re a d in g room ' ANNUAL


WUSt IHUVE and DANCE


TICKETS-2/6 each - Oil'Sale I at all out Shops, liiffhf of Admissfon Reserved. ■


A NIGHT to; bei 'REiI eMBERED, ' ■ .1 I


-From Father, Mother, Brothers,'i Sister and'Uncle. .


' '


DICK SHI ■PHERD andji Hisi Dance Orchestra USU 4L' MIDNIGHT | CELteATIONS


William ‘ Wmder, aged 74 years, t<!AB‘PAS!^ > fbee I . t , .... . . r z . I.---- . , ................ i.Wedt coBun^oing 30tb December, 1946.' , M E i j O ,


MONDAY at M and 8-15; 'TUESDAY And WE^ESDAY^at 7-80 pjnl, May we wish you all A Happy New Year With


.Llve-.and Jet /llyevyaB- his' motto-^bht;nptifci,]j' too long.' ;' ■ .; with, BOBEB^^l)ONAIi MEBLE OBEEON.


TifluBSDyit. and'Friday Vt J-30 I SATtlBDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 p.mj! 'He lived by the' ^ 8n|l died by, the gim-> ■ J],


SATURDAY 8t;iM5f;' : SpeolalhPWgranmei.'Book your seaffor the, following') 'week—*,'The'Baia:ofl;St.^»h)ty’fc’Ji''P®e,niglltIy at 6-55 and.8-15.


'with-;^MOfto lOftE and! ANNE JEFFEEYS. The $tiny -hf^hfe most notorious ;outlaw of our time.


Cafe Restaurant : open!' 18 a.m. to < 7 pjn. Morning CtSfee, " Lunbh- eons; High Teas, '


Advance'l^Ungifoi; 8-8 & 8-15 Bhowr, on Saturday oolyt,,


, i iv x t jp s .


This Week--Endf M i r a®


w JOSE ITDHBI, .-A .Musical In- tbe/hest


dear friend Olive, who left us Dece^, ber 26th, 1938.


.


' .'Photographed'InVTeeltnlcolot : ' PATRONS, PLEaSE. [note


, ti^tlon.


'• iThe first evening programme .commences at; 5-30. i '


" 1 Last;complete showjat 8-p. ^ i .


Separate Houses;on New Year’s Day and,Saturday at 5-30,and,8-5; ..i, j : -v.. .. Matinee each day; at 2-30]


‘ BILLINGTON AND ^{ray^LLEY


INDUSTRIAL GO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, Lit). I 35th ANNUAL


NEW YtAR’S EVE DANCE in THE WHALLEY ASSEMBLY ROOMS


Tuesday, Decemlier 31st, 1946 ' DANCING 8 p.n. tol 2 am.


Grand 50/50 BALL NEW YEAR’S EVE IN KING LANE HALL


' DANCING from 8-0 p.m. to 2-0 a.m. DEBONAIRS DANCE BAND Admission 3/- ’


REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED AT REASONABLE PRICES.


MAHSEY) ■..'•'V;. _


1 > . .»• ' Nfghfly 7. Skftfi'&ys 3 ahd


CLITHHEROE EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE 'v


SOCIETY, LTD. . ■ GRAND WHIST DRIVE


DOMINOES & DANCE In ^ '


ST. HELEN’S SCHOOL,


WADDINGTON ■on


.'■ ! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)


WHIST & D06IIN0ES, 7-39 p!m. i dancing, 19 p.m.ito 2 a.m.i


ADMISSION 2/- DANCE (only) 'f/6.


MICHAEL PRYLE AND^ HIS BAND


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL . DRAMATIC ' SOCIETY ANNUAL. PRODUCTION . “TEN intLE NIGGERS” ■ AGATHA CHRISTIE’S famous! thriller.' ' i '


Tuesday, Jan. 28thy to Saturday, Feb Is^ 1947 IN Th e p a r ish c h u r ch school


Rimington Memorial Instil :ute Club


Children’s Party and Jacob’s Join


JniTHE INSITTUTE, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY),


Assemble 4-30 p.m. xk-S-Op.m. ' To be followedrby i


AN ADULTS’ DANC^ 9-0 p.m. to 1 :^.m.


|


. ADMISSION i / - , 1 ■,____ _i r


. ' FORD’S BAND. 1 NEWTON INSTITUTE


New Year^ Evi 8 p.m.—2 a,m.


DANCE


FORD’S b a n d Admissiom 2/-


the BRITISH ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION


A Jacob’s Join Tea ' ,


THE CO-OP. GUILD ROOM


Thursday, January 2nd, 1947 '


Speaker: T, SUTCX4FFE


I .SubJ^t; .y THBl HERITAjGE' CLAIMED ^ 'Will be held in . ,! •


REGAL DANCE BAND Dancing 8-0 p.m. to 1-0 a,m. J ^ . ADMISSION 2/6;


i tJsnal Midnight Festivities. I’Bus to GUtheroe aftet Ball.


BoltdftshysIdWlaiid Schbol ^Al^AL


Wiikt l)ny§ & Dance „ , ’raE SCHOOL, on


will be held in


WEDNESDAY,J4h, 1st, 1947: y ■ ‘ (^ew-Yeart Day). ;


Whist to. rammence 7-30 pju, Panctog, 8 ,p,m. to l ain. ADMISSION Z/-r '


Excellent hUes. v Refreshments. ROBINSON’S BAND, .


ProcUds in, aid; of, Church Funds. IgcM :ChurchpeopIe pleaw support this effort.' by. 'your.;prcsence dr a donation,


’ ' • j.V ’• ' . ■ '■■ ■ ' ■' ■ c h a t b u r n CRICKET CLUB


ANNUAL BALL ! ■ " ■ ■ ' 'In . ■ .1


; The Church Institute New Year’s Eve


SALMESBURY PUPPETS ; . Presenting! ."


"CINDERELLA” Parish Church Sunday School


SATURDAY, JAN. 4th, 194?: 1 MATINEE--2-30 p.m.


! evening- 7-0 p.m,


Admis^a: Firit 8e*fs 1/6; , ' I Second Seats 9d..


Messrs. Theo. Wilson, Ironmongers, YorkBt.-; Mr. J. Aspden, Electrician, King St.; Mr. T. Morton, Jeweller, Moor Lane.


■ ’Hckets may! be obtained from ' ' 5; ffeoems M PxseofliAt pbwiS. ^


nUTHEEOE i BISTEICT ' 7 . POULTRY SOCIETY. - OPEN


Members’ Show


of POULTRY, BANTAMS and EGGS. Saturday, January 11th, 1947n


at Liberal Club, Clithetoe. - Membership fee 3s. 6dL per year.'


Schedules. from C. G. Sagar, 9|, Bfieelench-Avenue. CUtheroe.


' ; St. Mary’s Parish Church


COAL INDUSTRY NATIONALISATION ACT, 1946 1 ^


f


I Notice to Consumers Registered with Colliery Underta^gs


IA LL Registered , Consumers i of LANCASHIRE ASSOCIATED I j COLLIERIES and HARGREAVES COLLIERIES LIMITED are


: hereby notified that as a consequence of-the transferor colliery assets I I to the National Coal Board, the Board will; as from 1st January, 1947,


be registered to supply them. • • - ' s ,


■«be made at once and should, state' the name and address of the "merchant ,to whom transfer -la desired. Consumers will be notified of the: result of such applications and must not order supplies from


.’the other merchant unless and until the change Is authorised by the Local Fuel Overseer.


■ / i; i i ■ ; ■ . : , , . Council Offices, Grlndleton,. CLITHEROE.


, c Boropgh-Engineer’s Office, Church St.,i CLITHEROE. : J. HINCHLIPPEi. Local; Fuel Overseer, Bowland Rural District,


F. MARGBRISON,/Local Fuel Overseer, Clltheroe Borough, i ..


'T. P; RUSHTON, Local Fuel Overseer, Clitheroe Rural District, ; Council Offices, Chi^rch Brow, CLITHEROE.


i Any such consumer who does -not wish to be supplied by the National Coal Board should apply to the Local Fuel Overseer for transfer of his registration to another merchant. Application should


modcrii 7 to 1. New Year’s Day, 3 to ' 5 and 7'to 1. ,


RUGBY—New Ycar’s^Day, 2-30 v. York


Year’s Eve-.01d. 'Tyme 7-30 ’to 1; ^ . . '


__ ft CAFE |pl^one4M(r/Ti' OOs Success, ' " 7 mpNGER


GREETIN^.I'OR A VERY HAPPY f lEW y E ^ ; '


’ ' May the New YeanAHog! happiness?" and plenty to all;


'' | > V ; '


j-. seree you:well,! and'throd^oii^^^^ shall be vey ;gkd:tb',qup^^ Wedding; 5 Receprions and Parti^;.oI/^^


. During jl947i,our wlity, will;^'i',^g , ■ ' ;


’ '- ‘i ■ ' '' j i '’■ '* - i : ' !/'


DiOG i& PARTRIDGK « C n ^ WELLGATE


' -L a i IH E R ^ |t ' , ! . ' : ; V ’ W g r a n d


Mon.; to, Sat.,: Matinee, 2-3d: Monday to. ■


Thrills 1 Suspense, I • Excitemeni; 1 with exotic


■ Saturday■ at' 6-9 and 8-15. 1 I


' Robert Palgfc' Preston Foster! ' and SABU, In


MABI^ MONTEZ |


Also SIDNEY.TOLER as the Ii^ratpble Charlie Chan In /'THR,.SCARLET CLUE.’ '


T A N G I E R All seats-'bobkableSaturday eve’ng.


Last -’Bus from Bomley 1IM5 pan. .


-"Sondaya ^ pan; \


yVi ::S'“ . v


GIRLS’ FRIEND?.Y Frl,'; continuous - iO; f hwy m


The compliments of the season to all Relatives and Friends. --Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wilson.


“The Dark Comk" 1^ suspense.' Bodkin^ Office opOV Monday; Wednesday ahd Saturday, 2-30 to ^ 0 e&'lM holift atmosphere[ of x:.V.'y' WHALLtY


for Saturday Night Dancing with


cERK LATHAM & HIS BAND r X . - - i t


Renovations carried out. Estimates Free.


Est. 1878. IIM m e PMiire H


Constance Bennett, Grade Fields, Kurt! Kieuger, ; Charles Andre, EUy Malyon and .Leslie Vincent lir f MADAMET)PIMPERNEL," — (“A” filtoi) Booking OfiBce open Saturday; 2-30 to WO p|.m.


TO-NIGHT' (^Wday) at 7-80; SATURDAY at M5. frO and 8-15 p.mJ' . ;


Take A trlp'to Havafla wltlL'your.iavouritB, stars, -^oe :Paye, John Payne and Carmpn MiraqdA.


Here’s a picture thAt has'evferything;................ .. . . . '


.1 music;;, colour,' romance, stbrs. Mii


WEEK-END INHAVANA < 0. . ill |T


TWO DAYS J40NDAY at 7r30; WEDNESDAY, 6^) and 8-15. TWO DAYS TUESDAY-NEW YEAR’S EVE BAIL


,| ALICE FAYE, CABMEN ‘ MIBANDA JOl^ PAYNE, CESAB BOMEBO tel.: 278. I


JABS. PARKED. OYCLES 8TOBEI


TO-Niraj (IWday) at 7-30; TO-MOBSOW'at 2-15, U and 8-15. BAEBABA STANWYCK in'. "MY BEPUTA7D10N.”- ( “A’)p


GRAND STEWART GRANGER


pfEAN KENT, ANNE CBAWFOp, DENIS PRICE. EOBEEX IlELPMAN -■-i:


in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ; v»* ( t% K v t t% V 1 1 ' (A)


fA’.great 'Britlsh' success.' . Gainsborough’s mammoth triumph. A PHyruRE ,YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS.


’f-'Iel .Mon.;to IM.: Matinee:.™.,


; Britain, Ja: undoubtedly.: patilng , America In, the. making of; top-


Daphne .dutMaurier's. famous story The


;grade:fllms;; As evidence; see'the screening of


■ . ,


YEARSi BETWEEJi ’ . ’ with


^VALERIE HOBSON Flora Robson, James McKechnie


i, MICHAEL REDGRAVE ■ I ' ' and other stars.


i' i


K". The remarks above will aptlv as *Mu»telr to another Britl& Blbi. •


Rvenlngs; Gontlnuoua ftom'd-Oi ' "Saturday: at'- 2-39, W and B-IB.


ALL THE WEEK WEDNESDAY-at 2-30; 6-0 and 8-15; SATUBDAY at 2-15; !64) and 8-15.


BOOKINQ: OFnOE OPEN 1110 to l&M and'34) to 4-30 dally.


-! . BUBNLEY for ;the iweelc commencing December 30tb, 1946.


. .ENTERTAINMENTS IN


2-39, 6rlS, 6rl5; Sat flrgt'house 6-9. 2453


Tel EMPIRE Note times this week :*


: Music T- RomanceComedy! r In Technicolor.!


i


The famqus London Hippodrome sensation— " .: i


MEET TH E N A V t Soon,—Bring the children r i


Played .byrmembers of the Royal ..! Canadian..Navy. '.Also' h- ■ The News'and Interest.; i ■


. t Once again we


During, 1046,1 Hn^ hope that 1047 will Jbe.a silcceWul one for all


totf AUk s (^opiratioB J. l F. BENTHAM


MARKET PLACE - CLITHEROE ’Phone 167


Q


the opportunity ft|cn&0-a9t>


A Happy & Prosperous New Year


are wrong if you believe that an extra charge is made


' ; i FD';:; 1; LIMITEP ,1)


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TABLE WRINO' with Rabbet .Rojtet ii


York Clidti


SEE OUR SHOV 1


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NOW IS 'lHE*nME TO BUZ^ YOim i


OVERCOAT , .You’ll feel weU dressed and I Beady to Wear from $ 5 Jy, ^ w. fTread


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR Tel 58


9, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEBOE.


-fitting and . weU .tailored " ^


wann in these smart ;.:, coats.


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