m EIGHT ■ j' V 'i,'. ' t wh6jBaYe(!^usedY^


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CLlTHEROE;:Al)yEBTISEH| & TIMES. ERIDAY/ DECEMBER 27, 1946 SAIE^ BT iUeiEION


WINDED


ipHE OUtHEBDE AUCIION MABT compakt,i l m ‘


. i ■


17.M.S. M IL K E Q U IV A L E N T . ,|1 : Kduring i


•


will look back ha{ipily on the success and' lecbnomy • of their cal^ rearing. A


If you have not j already used this wonderful calf rearer make yhur resolution now to use it ] , ! during , ■ r


i-. ■


This will ensure success an(| higher profits-j-a good f o r e c a s t o f ia H a p p y N e w Y e a r , i;


- - ■ V YHYY- OBTAIN YOUR BAO FROM- I , i


''J-' I


i . . I


JlITTLEMOOR CORN ! MILLS I •- CLITHEkoE’ I


I .


m . 533 ai A 531 I


30CIAE DIARY DECEMBER . > ' -i


I? .


27-^ifl’s Friendly Society (Waddlng- I toA Branch): : -Whist, Dominoes I and Dancfe In St. Helen’s_Schoql_


■ 31—Clihtbuni'Ghnrch Institute:. .Ijfew I Year’s'Ball; ■


• I Join. 31—Newton Institute: Dance. - | i - ■ ' 31— ■ ,r


Kln^ Lane Hall: 50/50 Ball; j . ! ' ; , JANUARY. . i


: '


31—Bililngton & Whalley Industrial ! Colop. Soc.: Annual f New Year s i Evi Ball In ‘Assembly Rooma h '


[i '


1—Bolton-byrBowland, School:i Annual ; 'TOlst-and Uance.


10—Newton. Institute: Whist and


4-St. Mary’s Sunday ■ School: ■ “ Cnderella.".


; ! ,[ •],


10-CUtheroe and’ District Y.F.C.: Social and Dmner at C.RG.S. i


24— Neiton''Institute’: • Dancfe.-


24l^Wabdlngton Infirmary' .Effort: WMst) Domino and ,Danfep.i V |


j


•27-Feb.l ir-Clitheroo Royal .Grammar 1 I School: “Ten. Uttle Niggers,"


!


CUtheroe Parish Church School I , FEBRUARY. U .j


14—Skipton Conservative Association (Waddlngton Branch): Annpal . Whist Drive and Dance. : • i


' '■ a- 'i.


7—Newton Institute: Whist - and : Daiica .


21-^Bowland Forest Young Farmers’ Cluj): Annual Whist and Dance.


!low moor PBI2E-G1V1NG; — Miss Fresh-/:


water, of CUtheroe, presented hook ■prizes » 27 scholars at the annual distribution . at - Nelson street Methodist Church on Sunday. Mr. J.i Tratord, of Darwen,; made his


‘customary gifts of money to the children. MlssiM. Demaln, superin­ tendent, presided, and Mr. lE, Demali was preacher.


-a t ■the' service.' Their .contents amounted to £38 9s. Id., which will' go towkds the cost of the Church’s r^ e co rat lo n .. ■ , , ■ • A j .


Gift envelopes were handed Jn ; i :.. 11 : i , | i-


, J ;2,lv 4;-The: Hall,' Lowergate! “.Cinderella.” , • ' i . , i ■


27—klinlngton Memorial Institute: I Children's Party and Jacobs, ■ "I ■'


E. HEINS 8C I


- 1 5GN (Radio) LTl n I EXPERT WIBELESSI ENGINEliBS


We can [deliver an^ install any immediately, before Xmas. Bing, write or call


' SPECIAL , NEW YEAR BAR6AIN$


Gossor 4 valve; reconditioned £9 10 '( I Terms: 30/- deposit and 3/7 weekly. Ferguson 5 valve, all wave; '


l^hilco 5 valve Floor] Modell' I excellent tone and powerful £12 1|2 I Terms; 30/- depoat and .5/- wMkIv.


I ssi new '


Ekco .5 [tone


I Terms: 30/- deposit] and 5/11 weeklK valve, all wave, fine J


'I „ £1414 - J: '


Murphy portable b'attety set; ' / : "lovely . set. and. complete; ' needs no aerial or earth .. £12,12 Terms : 30/- deposit and'5/- weekly:


Pye 4 valve, battew set; . {complete


Philips 4 valve and-separate [Speaker; clear tone and sound; floor model, 5. valve, 14 Wave bands; condition as itimftiv.ew


Cash only'ii. .... £30 b 0 ; Just Becejjved;


TncK ftnlv'ii..__


Ekeo Floor Model; just . released; magnificent. set and tone; only one sample


Floor Model, 5 valVe, 'all '[wave; / de-Inke ':Cabinet; isnperb tone and powerful £33 ID


L^t ns know your requirements; nlediate '[.attention. Phone Harwood 265 or send P.C.


All the [above sets fully guaranteed. Great


for Xmas received ' ........ £38


HEINS A sons: (Radio) Ltd. !n, HIGH STBEEjr, BISHTON.


and friends of St. Catherine’s choir entertained the villagers with cajrols on ' Sunday evening. , Proceeds, which wefe -for Blabkbum Infirm­ ary,i amounted' to £^ ISs. Od,


IWEST rradfor: Despite adverse weLther, memtier5


6 I Terms: 30/- deposit and 4/2 weekly. ........!£10 lA


I Terms :• 2Z/^ deimsit.and 6/1, wefekly, H OTHERSALL/& J Offer'for Sale by


£15 5 0 ' Set ' R. D.BLilCPlH & MS M ONDAt ;-'MEJfr-aradtoB of Fat Stock at 9-^0 a.m ; '


offer.]TO ™ 80' and HEIFERS wUl be bn COWS


■


CATTLE Will be held on Friday, Janu­ ary 10th. 1947.


i Tel. 325. . E. CHESTER • Secretary. •IITELUFIELD auction MART XX ! COMPANY LTD.


offer; [all direct from North-country and local farms. HPrizes offered for best Cows and


mediately. afterwards. -


Will vendors please notify us of their entries ion or before each Monday to enable us to advise customers.


..


CATTLE, all from well-known con­ signors. I-


TTSUAL . FORTNIGHTLY .'PRIZE U SHOW and SALE of Laying-off


TUESDAY NEXT, 31st December. ' i FRIDAY. 24th January.


milk: non-pedigree Gow or Heifer in POTJITIir iAND EGCS calf; . ■ 1 .


GPECIAL PRIZE SHOW and Sale of O all classes of Friesian add Frlesian- type Cattle, Pedigree and non-Pedigree, Attested and non-Attested. . Prizes offered for: Pedigree, Cow or Heifer ini milk; pedigree Cow-or Heifer in calf; non-pedigree Cow or Heifer in


office.' Please note: Entries close Friday, [ January 3rd.


Entry forms <on .application al thls


: : ;i F, W.; STARKIE, Secretary. Phone 2?6Helllfleld. . .,


- !


IJIHE GISBURN CO.,


ING-OFF' CAT ta Improved .Show


Tel: Gisbum 242.


SALE ; of/SHORT-I ken up to time of


WEDNESDAY,


AUCTION li;d. !


.. ■ '


TkELIGmSojPOULTRY KEEPERS x J ^ d thfeV/get two Mid even three eggs a week frbm eaeh hen


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


.NUAby , 1st. UtED & .LAY-


le. J, WHATH-jlLL;'Secretary. BY HOTHER8ALL A PORRIST PRELIkilNARY ANNOUNCEMENT


Under Instructions from Mr. j. L Wilson


:OINER’S SHOP, Cl^EL W i ' SLAIDBURK, On


FORREST wlU Auction at the STREET,


a Further particulars


f Timber; etc. dvert.


ank Salerooms.


and Sundries appertelntog to the business of Joiner andlWheelwrighi as carried on by Mr. Wllson,^^ .including Mortising Machine, Bind Saw, Bush­ oing Machine for cart wheels;' few lots In next week’s


B ' ; Auctioneers and Valuers. : Guest^s! Clitheroe, (Tel 95, .


HOTHERSALL & FORREST, i


solves Do nof be, content to let your


POLISH LANGUAGE SIMPLIFIEI) .


. . . N Polish for English people.


ew, easy correspondence course. ' Polish and English tutors.: .


Send ' 2id stamp| for specimen lesson and prospectus.


MAILCOURSE INSTITUTE LTD. ' (Department C.0,2),


Corn Exchange I Manchester; 4. NEWSPAPER PBiSS FUND


the 84th festival dm qr of the News- paper Press Fund at Grosvenor House, on April; 15th;


Viscount Mountbatten will preside at nnj


alterations, affectjng Registration .District of Settle, Yorks. W.R. ; l COCNTy IcOUNCIL OF THE W


ESTq RIDING OF YORKSHIRE REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS j^ND MARRIAGES.


REGlfeTRATjlON l(Operauive as


I DISTRICT OF EWECROSS froth “istjanuaryj 1947)


Superintendent Registrar: Ei H. VAlfT, The Register Offle ! ' Hours: 9 a.niJto 1 p.m.,: 2 p.m. to' 4 p.m.;


EUB-UISIRICn':.


BOTOAND^. (Omprlslng the areas ;Of Boiwland Rur^ .District)/


NAME AND'ADSRSSS! OPT. {■ REGISTRAR ,1 '


. Ja


pwsrolth, aces '


(FORMERLY.REGISTRATION DISTRICT OP SETTLE, YORK. W.R.) Whitefrlars, Settle, Yorks.'


Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 12. noon.


ADDRESS OF BEAU OFFICE AND . REGISTRATION Sr^TloWs


•HEAD OmC h!e ;


. Council Offices, ,, / Grindleton.


REOISTRATibN STATIONS; j


Reading Room,pr 18,


Z li • IN G L ^N i I


. . InfLonsdale, Glapham- cum-Newby, Ingleton, LaWklapd,! Thomton-ln!- Lonsdale).!


wlbk, Bentham,.)Burton-


Oiggleswlck, Halton West HsMth, He' l lKield, EdrtOB r'ln r Rlbblesdale, Eirkby: Malham; Lang- clllfei/ Long /-Preston, Malham, Malham Moor, 'Nabpa, Otterbprn, Rath^ mell,' Scosthrop, Settle, Stainfortb, S w 1 n d e n , Wigglesworth..


(comprlsinghart of Settle Riiral .District as'follOws: Parishes :of Air ton,


ckarles Parker, Town Hall, Settle, i Yorks.


(coiririslng the area of Settle Rural’ District as follows: Parishes of Aust-


William Sllnger Sunnydale, Ingleton, I Carnfdrth.


HEAD OFFICE:


' Sunnydale, . . Ingleton,


REGISTRATION STATION:


" Main Street :3entham.


HEAD OFFICE: Town Hall,


Settle. C amforth.


Church Street, i Slaldburn.


I Gisburn.-


DA!S AND pOURS OF [• ; ATTENDANCE


TUESDAY:',! ii0"80a.m.ltol2-30.


FRIDAY: II : !2p,ra.to-4|pim.


VOEDNESDaIy: ' '‘6p.m.to7|p.m. -


i TUESDAY: 1 i5p.m.to6p.m.


MONDAY; : 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.


■ WEDNESDAY: 15 P-m. to 6|p,m.


' ! 11 p.m. to p noon. FRIDAY: {


WEDNESDAIY; •’ -1p.m. to 2 p.m.


TUESDAY:I' -


! 11 p.m.to b noon. 2p.m,to3p.m.


THURSDAY 2p.m.to3p,m.


REGISTRATION^ STATION:


Working Meh’s . Instlti^te,


HelUfleld.


rKSOBTRARS'.'POli MARHIAaESi CHAKUSS PARKER, lYiwn hU , Settie."', '■


* ' 1^ WHjLI/m SLINGER, Sunnydale, inglfetoai'Pt JAMES. MICH AEL ARROWSlUlH;:^ppn()Ui Offl(;eS; i^ .


SATURDAY 10 p.m. to: 2 noon.


1st and 3rd MONTHLX;


MONDAY 10-30 a.m. to 11-30 a.m. .......jParafpjrjEh.-. I


; chlldr^ take the [first or any job that may be offered to them. Think wisely of their futnreJj A course of training now a( GUESTS’. will ensure tbeir rspld advahcement to a succesSfnl Business or Civil Service career. /


Take ‘ I advantage of our Advisory Service;


Write I or call for College Prospectus of courses and careen from


GUpifS COLLEGE


Principal,-' E. G. GUEST, I B.C^m. (London)


^ 1 1 , Exchange Street, iDlackbum


SALES B I AUCTION 0, HOTHensALt a sons. ltO.


Dfesirable Frcehq HUBSX GB^K near


all. Holding BLACKBUlBN.


To be Sold by Auction by.. iMESSRS.. E. G. [HOTHERSALL


TUESDAY, 7th January, 1947, at 2-30 p.m..


subject to conditions—


The .desirable and compact Freehold Small Holding, known as


SHIRE LANE FARM,


SHIBE LANE, HUBST, GREEN, near Blackburn,


containing 5 acres, 1 rood, 19 poles or . thereabouts occupledby the;owner'Mr.


Provender Store and Garage, Pig sty, Shlppon for {three' with Scaffold, Dutch Bam, Middenstead, Greenhouse,


[■


which Is In good decorative repair and condition contains; Sitting room. Living room, Back Kitchen and Wash­ house, Pantry; two double Bedrooms (one; with bath),’ outside brick-built Coal Store and W.C. The- Outbuildings Include good


R. Oomall. i , The stone-built, and slated House


24’X 10 with'Boiler House, Boiler and Piping.


and lies, all .together In a ring fence, mai is in good condition and has a long


The'land which is all under grass n frontage.'


for electricity I and supply , expected very shortly. . Free water supply.' .


Freehold. ;Na Orpund Rent-or tithe. Vacant Possession on completion.


:',The .property, which Is / pleasantly situated; with a( good southerly aspett. Is within a few pilnutes from the Punch Bowl Hotel, Off i the Preston-Clitheroe 'bus route. •'■


■ ;'[ ’' ' ‘/■' /


Son and sllnger, . Solicitors, Crown Chamte 6., Ayenuei'ParatJe, ■


January Utb, 1947. e Further parflciilars from.the Auction­


from 2;to 4 o’riock. Hie Stock will be sold on Saturday,


ers,! Preston, Tel 7218: or Sharpies, ton. ,Tel 2330. {


Accrlng-1 View:..'Afternoons (except Sunday)' The House and Buildings are wired


vx SONS LTD., at the BOAR’S HEAD


____ &


HOTEL, FRIARGATE, PRESTON, on


The whole of the Tqols; Implements,


EDNESDAY, 8th JANT" ’ at 12-30 pjn.


UARY,/1947,


MART Pate, OlltheihfeJ . 9>f EGGS during


i A much


cted. Entries without the 'alL aid :of ---------- --- •' Spice/’ Trryflsi


by Mr. C. " I would


Street; Clltharoe., 8s.) IVfEN Oli) A


Results quick or your money back..,At all chemists.'


-A STHMA' ix immec


Send 3d.'in Singha Treatise Co. Ltd., Dept, now!


1


prevented .arm;!suppressed,:'breathing eaMd, deeprM nedwlth Dr. SINGHA Wblets.' Prom.,Chemists, la Bid.,' 5s. 74d.,, and 13S.I54;-(Ine. tax), or direct; amps for-Free Trial and Booklet , to Dr. Singha 20, Caernarvon. Act


. — BRO)iCHITIS diately


relieved.


revltallzers, timlcs, stimulants, vitamin Bl.' lron; calfiliim, phosphorus. First doK starts HOT life, pep, {vlni, strength. Get low-costa' trial package to-day;


•ITX as you [V Brand, ■ jrtelc , Tablets contath


*] ■ Attacks from: - |Byme, y'O I 3d, packet (71b. '


the dally Bdlancer Mash, YOU try lla l/3d" packet] j mb.' bags 8/-) from:


fekbum^add Son, Corn Mill, Castle


n df .Wakefield,, who says: Ltd., 89, King Cross' street, Halifax, ! btrhave had this result


?Elk BIRD;PER MONTH Dee., Jan., iFeb., Obtained


Kafswood Poultry 12. King


BE AS YOUNG at 25, Oystrax


‘iSerylce direct to user." Deliveries stMt early In 1947.


^ ; r ic t : phone


to. 4626,' who


Central Oarage . (Halifax) are


tr


SS™®/ “rW li^arswood Poultry Spice, (cpnt^&g ground Insects)" to


CALi;S ; Of ATTESTED ■ CATTLE O. which.. Include '• Newly-calvet Cows and Heifers, Springers, etc.^-Sale at 1 p.m.


300 COWS and HEIFERS are on


EVERY THURSDAY TO 320 NEWLY-CALVED


GELD and ' LAYING-OFF


rrUESDAY i NEXT-Sale ot DAIRY JL , CATTLE at 10-30 a.m. when


rPHE NEXT FORTNIGHTLY SALE JL: of ■


EXPERIENCED MAC) , YOUNG I GIRLS “WILLI TO LEABN


, .11 are.offered-! .


GOOD POSITIONS Five'Day. Week. ■


TBUTEX rWQBKS, WATERLOO BOAD, T CLITHEBOE.


OUtheroe.: PRAMS


room.—Wm: Bralthwalte & Sons, 48, Whailey Rokd. :Clltheroe.


G '


nlslied, Box T8 In It Clltheroe


■WANTm' to rent, small or medlum- ■ V V sized/HOUSE; preferkbly Unfur-


Advertiser and- Tlmes. district.—Write


eifers. Judging 9-30 a.m. Sale Im­ I n n A TYPEWRITERS NEEDED;. i EVERY THURSDAY i


£ sUUU.£25, 6 years; £20. 10 years;


10, 25 years, All leading makefe; Election: I cash.—Kmg’s


t eroe distrlct.-fWrlte Box Wl. Adver-'


ANTED, to rent or buy;' Small VT HOUSE, or Bungalow, In Clith-


lser and Times.


or rail cish Beattie Ltd.; Manchester. iS.'


/ ■.


T^ANTED,—Any weight to 5,000 tons TV OORDWOOD and.LOGS by road


payment.-rE.' 22, ..Duke


and F. Street,


H two. upwards;^WhalIey Shaw, Malvern-


WANTED! - PHILANTHROPIC TV; SHARES) £1 paid per share for


arwood Lane.i Great Harwood.


T eydon Dlitil!leroe.


TkOMESTHij'HELP wanted, mornings -XT only.—Apply: Mrs. rheyi


House, Church


Forrest; Street,


Brown Street, Man- Deansgate 3611).


while.


........... [Good Wages. .. . Clith^oe Shirtings Ltd.


Excellent. Opportunities.. Holidays With Fay.


I re-tyred at BENTHAM’S lyou.. wait.—Market Place,


TXrANTED-rLadlesj' Gent’s Clothing, 'Vv. SEEDJ Parson larie, Clltheroe.


irl for {Shop, 14 to le years old; also strong Youth for machine


Park Street.. CUtheroe. THE NEW 1947


TACTRIC , JUST ABEIVEDttAT LASTl


Upright bag-type CLEANER, with la : ^beautiful finish. . ^


home any time, day or evenings. .. Send.p.C. og ring Great Harwood 265.


We can. give you same day delivery. Send for new list.


E. HEINS & SONS (R a d io ) Ltd. 11, HIGH STREET. EISHTON.I


TVrEW B.S.A., 1947 Model, 250 O.HiV. -1* MOTOR CYCLE : in Stock at


Bentham’s, 14. Market Place, ClltheDe. 'Phone. 167.


GALE—Gent’s or . Boy’s O ' CYCLE, 3-speed;' fulli T tloned.—Apply: Advertf


imes. : i D l ; rercondi-


SPORTS er and


inner JACKET suit, also Even­ ing Dress Suit (tails); for salel— Apply: 97, Woone Lane, Clltheroe.


Johnson Ltd;, Old Station .Buildings, Richmond, Surrey. '


econditioned £22 10s. From: R


-------------- sole '; area


tor switchboard, ampmeter, variable resistance, cut out, tank, etc. Very economical a sound, simple' and prac­ Rtical machine; carriage paid, £2f lOs,


TjlERGUSON TRA(^RS and IM- X PLEMENTS. Apply for po'-ti/'nim-o distributors I, for.


particulars this


new; Ideal, for supplying electric light to farms, cottages, etc. (willi operate, 10 to 12 lamps and charge any battery from 12 to 32 volts at.9 amps maxi); out-put 288 watts.- ■ Compact self'-con- e talned, portable: fitted 1 h.p, J.AIP,


IQHTING AND CHARGING PLANT ,(petrol-electric) ex R.AiP.


ngine (blower cooled), G.E.C. genera­


Deposit £4 9s, 0d,.and 5s..Od, weekly. We *111 demonstrate In your own


Pric^£l6 I5s. Od.,'cashT*or* . MEMORIALS


be-letteBing Etc. Estimates Free.


H. TAYLOR CHUBCH LANE.


CLAYTON-LE-MOOE8. . Tel Accrington 3897.


IN MEMORIAM


CALVEELEY.—In loving memory of a dear Wife and’ Mother, who passed away December 31st,'1945.


She had 'a' nature' well Worth ' loving.


To those who knew and lovediher. Her memory will never grow old.-


A heart as good as gold;


—Prom • her loving husband Robert and I son Louis. . .;i . •. . .■ Ill, ;Scott Terrace, CUthefoe. .


CALVEELEY.—In loving ..memory of dean Mother and Grandma,' died December 31st. 1945.'


. , of you; And when we forget will be when’ ■ God calls us too.


■ Never a day passes but we think


—From: her loving daughter Evfelyn, - EU and grand-daughter Jean. ■ 35, Peel Street, Clitheroe. ‘ '


DUCKWOETa-^Teasured memories of {OUT dear daughter SkllV'Duck­ worth. :dled,DMember,28lh„ 1938.


,'A broken link'.We cannot replace Forgive us, Ldrd,'‘a;!silent, tear. And a constant wish that'she \ here. ,


A,loving herict, a smiling face, was


organising —From her loving Father and Mother. 158, Whalley Road. Clitheroe,


GBlira RENOVA’TED, Repaired arid K-' Ifressed.—James i C. Shaw; «» Queep Street. Great Harwood. '


PBBIIC K0TICE8 CHARITIES ACT, 1940.


.. that Is Is nroRosed to apply to r the ^cashlre (Sounty Council tor the


m


and Wh^ey Industrial Co^iperatlve Society, Limited (GaW). George Street, Whalley.


fourteen days from the date of this notice; DATED this 19th day of December,


service Mlffiands, London, South.—For Perth, .\Vest Australia. . sjwdy Information enquire (Control


Offl®®^ .STUBBS’. Depositories, Ltd, r


EABNSHAW TAXI Proprietor Twiston. . V. ' : •


WEDDING CAR 8PECIAIIST PHONE: CLITHEBM 284.


'■Residence: 60, CHATBUBN BOAO, CLITHEBOE


I R E N E • SINGLETON'


Cedar Street, Blackburn. Established over 20 years.


New six ton Pantechnicons on regular 39, Mitchell Street, CUtheroe: and ----- ---------- ---------------


"A. Blackburn 5718 day, or 7040 night. ________________


REMOVALS AND STORAGE. GOOD MOVE: , -Phone


stration should be sent/ in wrltmg to the .above-named Council within


Servicemen and women of the above locality, and the [administrative cent whto Is sltuate .at The Bllllngtdn


Any, objections to the proposed regi­


Act orwhaUey and District “ Welcome Homei^- Fund, the objects of which r shortly as foll ows, ■ ,


TCE_ IS HEREBY- GIVEN egistration under the above-mentioned


To raise funds to make a gift to fes-’


DUCKWORTH.—In loving memory .of a dear Sister, who died December 28th, 1938..


Of one of the dearest and one of [! the bfest. ■


Beautiful memories'. are all,, that ■ [ are left,


' 99, Sioit' Terrace. CJitheroe. ' ' ■ ;


I —From John and Vera. .


CHATBUBN.r-In , loving memory of our'dear mother, Annie (Thatbum, who died December 27th ,1928 , -


Chatbum. ■


—From her loving children; Nellie, Edith, Minnie,. Herbert and Janey.


,i . Fondest memories." • r :/ • /


CBAGG8.—In leVlng. memory of our {dear father. John (Traggs, who died December 27th, 1945; also our dear mother, Sarah Graggs, died August 16th, 1940. .....


‘ Hazeldene," Langho. I Always in our thoughts.


t’A'XON.—In loving memory of Mother, [


—From Tom, Winnie and Children. i. Albert Street, Low Moor, Glltheroe.


who'died December 30th, 1945. “At rest.” ,


HANS,ON.—Ip treasured: memories, of our dear son Ernie, died Decenffier 29th, 1936; also ouf dear daughter Anne,, the beloved wife of Sbert Ashbumer. died May, 10th, >1944.


Their memories our great&t . treasures.


—From Mum, Dad and Albertii.”’ . ;


HUDSON,—Treasured memories of a dear :sqn and brother, Sgt. Edward Hudson, . who passed away December 29th; 1943. at Durban, South Africa;.


“iLoved and remembered always." —Prom Mother and Sister. ;


'


LORD.—In ever loving memory of my dear Grandparents, who passed away June 6th. 1926, and December 29th, 1944;


Deep In our hearts, you are fondly . remembered,'


Hearts that have loved you with : deepest affection


■


WlU always love, you in death just I the same.


[' : LADIES’ HAIRDRESSER.


PERMANENT WAVE SETTING, Etc. / has commenced business at


THE ODDFELLOWS^ HALL KING ST., CLITHEROE


IN MEMORIAM


WEAVER.—In loving. memory i of our , dear, son. and brother, . Tom. who died' December 31st. 1937; f ■ ’


■Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Bound the spot where you are lali


6, Moss Street. CUtheroe. ■ ; A(}KNOWLEOQMENt8


, Brothers; ■ 1


—From Father,, Mother, Sister and !


.


DEBBI^HIBE—Mrs. Derbyshire and Family wish. to express their' sincere thanks to all Relatives, Friends and Neighbours; also. Members of the /British Legion,.for kind messages of


sympathy and floral tributes received In their great loss. ■ , ■


15. WUson Street,' CUtheroe. /


FBANEY.—Mr. and Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Finder and Family -wish to thank Bill Relatives, Friends/and /Neigh­ bours, Workpeople of < Sun; street Mill;: also Doctors and Nurses for kind expressions of sympathy and floral: tributes'received in . their sad bereavement. '


32,'Wllson Street, CUtheroe: : 12. Hall street, CUtheroe..


'!


[ '


WEAVER.-in 'loving memoiy of my [dear brotheri Tom, who passed away 3Ist December, 1937.'


: Sweet Is the word '’remembrance,'' ; And these few words WlU show 1 That'I'..treasure my- dear brother’s memory,


i As the years come and go; ' '


I l 8haU see hlm, one bright‘momlngi : Waiting; on the other side: / [ I shall see ills dear face smiling, ' !, Not! changed;'.but glorlflfedj.:' ; {


I —From brothel Joe. : [Moss Street„ 01itheroe. ' '


Never will your memory fade: ■ Gone from us, but!not ■ forgotten. Lower; Edge, Slaidburh.' nr. Cllfeeroe. ,,,


God 'gave us strength to'bear it. Courage to fight the blow;


But what It meant to lose him. No one wUi evei; know.


—Prom^his loving- Wife and Son, 58, §1. Paul's Street, and 21, ' Nelson Street, Low Moor, CUtheroe. 12, Hall street, CUtheroe.


Ever remembered.'


PAEKINGION.—In. loving memory of a dear husband and father, Charles N. Parkington. who died December


, 31st,/1840,.. ... ■ ■ -. For ever in our thoughts


- —Prom hls loving Wife, Son and ' Daughter-in-law. 14, New Row, Low Moor. CUtheroe.


Dear, as ever. as the years depart. ;


PEMBEETON,—In Wet remembrance of our dear Mother, who ffied Janu­ ary 11th, 1940, and Father, who died January 2nd, 1942. ; Honest and true -In aU their ways,


Sincere and kkid iri heart and ■ ,' mind/


Upright and just' to the end of , their days; ■ ' .; .


What a beautiful memory to leave •{ behind.


‘ ; 46, Charlesworth Terrace, aitheroe. MllUcent.


BIGBY—In .loving memory of my dear husband James Oddle, who died Decqmber ,31st, vl945. / 1


1


’ Grid took from ine my greatest I treasure. .


■ _ |—From hls loving wife AUce. 28. Brownlow Street; CUtheroe.


BUDD.—With fond ■ and loving mem­ ories :of my dear husband, James


. Rudd, died December Slst, 1945. " A day of remembrance sad to recall;


. Ever remembered In my thoughts ‘ i and prayers, ■ ' ’


, : —From hls wife Mary. 11a King. Street. CUtheroe.


‘


SLATER;—m loving memory of our deari Mother, who died December 28th; 1946; also our Dad, died Feb- ruary 8th, 1929. .


: , ; , ‘ 1 ■ I —Tom, Mary and George. 1


“Not just to-day but every'day— . : Remembered,'


f{'


One year has passed, my saddest ’ 6V6T '•


-From Beatrice, Herbert and Great- grandchUdren.


OBMEEOD.—In loving - memory of a dear Husband and Father,/ who passed away December 26 th, 1941. ’


Sweet, happy memories cling to i your names;


■ in';h|r 34th year. . i 'l,"Deeply regretted."


, beloved 1 ' M ;


. the engagement Is announced between [ Howard, only son of Mr. and Mrs. t t 0, H. Mould. 11, The CrM^V Mytton Road, Whalley,


ENGAGEMENTS ' PATERSON—MOULD.


and lyy Winifred, eldest daughter of Mr; and;: Mrs. Paterson, 55, Barnes Street,: Clayton-le-Moora


il CHATBURN-PABSLEW


:MrJ and! Mrs-.X' E..Chdtburn, 46. Turner I Street; CUtheroe.


.Son of [the late Revd, H.- C. Farslew and Mrsj Parslew, of St. Annes-oni Sea, and! Yvofine, only daughter of


DEATHS


AD.ASIS--At London on 21st December i (suddenly), Annie Adams (nfee ■ Cock), I formerly of CUtheroe, the


wife of. Frederick G. Adams. : Thomas: the beloved' husband of


DEBBYSHIBE--On the 21st December. 1948, at! 15, WUson Street, CUtheroe,


' Interred at St. Mary's Cemetery on the;24th. [


Jane Derbyshire, aged- 77 years. ’


IN MEMORIAM


BOND.—Loving : memories of a dear old Pal, I who passed away December 31st; 1945. ' ;. ,1 ; “ At rest.” ,


BBOTHEBTON.f-In loving memory of a dear Grandad, who died December ^ 27th,:l945. '!


A beautiful memory is aff that is left Of . one'of the dearest—one of the best.


—Priom I Grand-daughter Annie, 'Ted, Md Great-grand-daughter Sylvia.'


BBOTHEETON-!-Tfeasured memories of my deah husband Christopher, who passed kway December 27th, 1945.


. Loving" him deafly, hls memory I’ll As; long!as life lasts I shaU never


; "{'keep:


. ’ /forget, him. Dear; to my heart Is the grave .!. where he. sleeps.


| 60, Hayhurst Street, CUtheroe. ! ^ ; .!—From hls loving Wife.


BEOTHEBTON.-!-In oif, my dear father, loving memory


passed away December 27th, 1945. Calm 'arid peaceful he is sleeping.


—From hls loving daughter LUy, son-. in-iaw ! Jack,! and their daughter Annie and grand-daughter Sylvia.


I ; ■ him. But trust In God to meet again.


15, St: I James's Street. CUtheroe..


BBOXHEBton,—In .' loving memory of’.my dear father, Christopher who passqd away December 27th, 1945. 'We’•do’: riot/forget [.(intend-'-/


Wfe think' of’! you dearly ana wUl I to the end;


—Frpm i hls [loving daughter Annie, and son-ta-law Herbert. '


28, Shaw.[Bridgq!street., CUtheroe.


BB0WN.7rA tok^ of love andremem- brance'^iof: our./dear Mother, who passfed away January 1st, 1945;


'. our dear!Dad, passed 1939.1 ’ i ! ■


away 9th May,


Of a loving inother and dad we could not save;


A ; beautiful :star shines o’er the grave. ■/


' All Wei could I'do, was to sit close


We saw them suffer, we heard them sigh:


by.1 .


But "we are, together, ta Memory ' /Lane, ' '['■•■/.


—Prom, their loving daughters, Mrs. Webster,' 49, "Moor Lane; Mrs. ■ Bate, 44, Bawdlands, CUtheroe.


TUI God one day, unites us again.


BBOWN.-pIn lovmg remembrance of ’ our dear I Grandma who died 1st January] 1945: also our dear Grand­ dad. idled, 9th May, 1939.


God alone knows how much we . mlss| you,'!


In riur hfearts you are always near;


Not a daif do we forget'you, Grand- ! ma and Grandad,


Bringing many a sUent tear. In thfe : evening, when the shadows .. [fal l / And we [fere aU alorie. We havq a longing ta oUr'hearts- Vfe wish' you [could oome.home.:


—iiom .ibe, Kitty,'- Jack, Evelyn, Norman.l; and! Great-grandchlldren- Old Fne Station,' CUtheroe. '


BBOWN.—Treasured memories of our dear, grandma;' Margaret, passed away 1st.-January, 1945, also our


deari grandad, Joseph, "passed away 9th May, 1939. |,


Of days when we were aU together. : We love.d them then, we love them


': ‘ yet, i‘ : , ■ ■ / They are ours'to remember— We-wUl never forget.


Bawttods; ! Stephen,'Uly, 68, Henthom Road, phtoeroe. Also


pandsona George, ; 44,


" Good night and God bless,” from great, igandson Joseph, 68, Hen- toom Road, CUtheroe,


And publlsbed by the OUtberoe


! Behutlful memories; treasured for . i ever,!,",. ■/,: ■


also


Whereyer ;we are, whatever we do. Always, dear father, ,we are think- I tag of you.


, ; , jjgyj,


Sweetest rest has foUowed pain; ’ And We who loved him sadly miss


- Christopher, who


Gone'from my home, sadly i miss ■' him,


The engagement was announced on Christmas ■ Eve of Kenneth eldest


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