OQt suns HlUfH EVE OMI SKK


I7, DARWEN ST., BLACKBURN


I; Tel. 404i!■3^ j,;!’


FULLY EQUIt>PED TO SEI^VE,


'


j l Adeauato ' staff of first-class ctaftcmcn. |


2 All latest machinery and tools.


3 Excentionally lareo stock toichoose from. ...............u m it e d T < • ■ TOOLS- IRONMONGERY


Household AppKincei FIREPLACES ■NQniHlSS INVU'IB '


York


St.^ Clitheroe Phone 88 I


REQISTERED AS A NEWSPAPEB. ■n VIEMORIALS


Make your; select-s. from the In East Lancashire.


choice of d e s i g n s


Fecitt’s


Marble; 0^ Stone, a can deliver and erect any churchyard.


FECITT BROS.


MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1860. ;;


Photic 6248 Ij j Whalley New Road


i B L A G K B U R N (Onen Saturday afterndor.4)


look your otder now from oui ' Large Belectlon ofi


EenovatWns carried oul EstuhatesFree.]


OUUU IV. vvw—-o — lAddress': CEMETERY GATE* | i ' '


ACCRINGTON tel. ^043- Est. 1878


e n g a g e m e n t


, DEWHURST-SEVWN : I-The engagement Is announced


f Severn of B e k e n h am . ! ^


Joyce Mary, Mr. and Mrs


between Anthony Peter M., eldfer son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. M.


Pivir. ttiiu u. J. C. Dewhurst, 128, golden WEDMNG 1


imlico Road. Clltberoe. only daughter of


f S


the 50th anniversary of their wedding,


kind friends who have sent them conglatuJations on the occasion o^jthe celebration 1 of


ij ; j : BIRTHS :


CLARKi—On iiine 4, tat- Queen's “ park Hospital, to M^ and Mrs. Maurice Clark, Tower Hill, Clttheroe, a| ; daughter (Olwyn Mary); both well,


, ___^ Ip H I L L I P SJI — At


^ Maternity Hospital. I^ e k b u rn , on June 4th, to Mr._and Mis. C.


i Sprlngneld


, 16, AlbanyJpoad, Blackburn;; 'a i sister for FjCter (Porotby). i


H. Phillips (nSe Phyllis Garnei ),


I rOSS.—On Saturday,! June 4j to * " s /S g t. and Mrs. J. A. I^ss (nfee Hasmm). trie gift ?£ a d a u g ^


ir (Janet Elizabeth).; ■ Giateful 11, thanks to all concerned. (Deo *' Gratlas).


______j | , d ea th s I


‘ ‘ Wlnsor Ave^i Foulds, agf c r;c m a t| Crematorlu:


FOULDS—on I home of


Clitheroe, :ed


„ e d at 0 a r le ^ 0 n im on the 8th.


''1949”, * at Til, Garnett t;iuneroB


beloved hu'sband of Mary |Ann John Edward, - j


nue, Cllthei'oe, James a 81 years; and iwas


June 6,11949 at!the his daugbteij 1 4,


^0HNSbN,-6n the^ 8th June, : Road, ■


, the I


Tnhnsoii flECd <6 v6hrs. Inter f t Maryjs Cemefe.7.


| , Saturday, Ju ne 11th, at 3 j _Jm


1 STOOKWELLli-On Monday, June ^ ; 6, Bt-the hbme of her daughter, :' Mrs. J. A. [Barnes, 94, Chatbuin ! i- -Road, Clltbevoe, Hannah, widow


of Andrew Stockwell, of


>; Todmordeni: aged^ Interred at Cross Stone Church,


i ^ Todmoi'deitl; June 9. , ' ■ ,


, Edith Ellen': the beloved wife of Frederick Thomas Wilson, { aged I 63 years. ( I Interred at_, tne


i WILSON.—Oil Thursday, June 2, at the Po'St Office,i Gilndleton,


i{ Methodist' iChapel, Grindleton, [ on the-6th,


i IN MEMORIAM I


1 Henrietta iBleazard, the belovea wife of t ie late John Biea^aid, died June's, 1948.;


BLEAZARD.-^in 'uvlng.meinob of Woodlands, Clitheroe. ; ' t- |) _


' —Cyril. Greta; Malcolm and ’■ Yvonne.


Only a| beautiful memory, to remember of you. ,


' , Waddlngton. ; i , i .


, 1 . 11


bReTHERTON—In loving; memoi-y of my dear Husband, who past to his reit June ;7, 1949.


‘ —Frorir riis loving. Wife; and family ' i


' ___ CLARK.—In loving[memory of.my Bolton-by-Bowland. ; ; June 5, 1947. 54, Parson Lane, Clltheroe. 14, 1948. i ,


He 'fought ' llfes ' square;


, 7, CockerlU Terrace,


' We always found him, .— ; —Frotri his son Harry , ana- ' daughter-ln^aw' Annie, : also Gr aii dch ll dre n.[ ; i


'


No matter when we J


' i Wffii Barroiv^ near Whalley. [ . memories June 11.


We ipstja son with a; heart o How we miss; him c an; never be


| ;


Deep in our I hearts h® W living


■ i ,


We will , shortly V 'J . I


' •—Prom 'mother; father sister Annie. , - vrnrv.


!li;'Robert Street.'Elton. Bury - i '■ ■


ei 'loved Stmi too dearly W .ever forget. , . »nd


1 THE


He v;as worth the name or father, :


, ; I 1


battles wanted j there.


; D


Without i a last goodbye., .^Prom Tom and Jane. __


iaway, '


LEIGH.—Treasured memori'es of a ' dear father, Albert, died June


'


We wire not there to cla-P -yorir hand, i


j '' , '


We did; not see you die, ^ We only know; you passea


, ■


i—Ever remembered by | tnen i loving Ison Toim.


idled June 19, 1922., |


; |


HOLT.—In! loving niemory pf m? ; dear brother Jack, who died


;


deir father Robert, June ,9, : 1945; .hlso my; dear mother, 'Mary Elizabeth,; wn.o


. aq^ '


UNENS-OLD GlAm is , GLENSHEE, etc.. In cream, h^ry, natural, pastel shades. CREASE-RESISTING DlffiSS LINENS, ORGANDIE. SPUN SILK, MUNROSPUN ha^ - woven twe eds. I


N E E b L E C R A E T - - | f ^ j j ° ^ i ; . |P |“S s l^ ^ ^ ^ ^ FLOSS, BRORKpHE, TWISTED SILKS, TAPESTRY WOOLS AND SILKS.


! I | [ h


TRACilb GOODS of aU kinds, including Undie SeW, and


Matinee coats, e ;c.


ART CRA


,


TAPESTRIES—Coloured and tramme—Traditional Modern Designs.


—Paints for all purposes: Brushes; Poster Lettering Pens, Paper, Palette Knives, etc.


,anl4


i ,tT _E v e ry type of bRAFT catered for. j T ^ s pec ia l—every requirement for BARBQLA:


Paste Gesso, Powder, ModeUlng Tools, Varifi^h, p S , Broochef-Gllt anil Wood, Book-ends, Plaifuei,


Box^s,’etc, etc. I - 1 '


i c D v —U:idies, Stockings, Nighties, SMrt^Knllj- I wear. Men’s! Socks, Lace, Braid, Hastlc;,


Cottjons, Scissor^, Needles, |FrilUng,^etc., etc, G/-TtTo-Haiid-ihade Pcittery, Embroideries,


jks, I- Gipjr TOKENS FROM 2/6.


book's , CSBDS,' h ' f f v m D ^ N S i K , ART, ICRAFTS, KNITTING, CROCHET. Ob U r S SEl^T B Y POST.


| ’’aOTUMN


be issuing- the SYLLABUS for *;


54MPLEB' i l t w i r S O T company, association or any other concern.


the any


IFTS pifiths I Knitwear; Feltwork, Booklets, BlMte, e f e S t p l o s , Noleboote, Lampsbbdes. etei f i t


'.ad JULY WEDDINGS


Again |we ■ present lieally [ o r ig in a l


; creations for this important event,


For eveiything smart in Ladjes’ We^r ; and essentially moderaje in ijGce, visit ;


CLARA BRINDLE


BAjSTWELL, BLACKBlilRN Tel. 6435 .


Also at 70, BLACKBURN RD., ACCRINGTON; Tel. 3377; i AND AT BLACKPOOL


20, m o o ; Specialist


SiHFLW R l|vne, CLITHERO^


fo r Ne^dlecraft, Art, Wpo^< C '■ft.raft, Drapery Clitheroe 585


Just a reminder thkt now is the time to purchase jyour HOLIDAY OUTFjlT Dont njiss reviewing the


last-miriute' fast ions-'- just right for the ho after.


Mays—^and


doATS, DRESSES ,nd TWO-PIECE sb iT s


8 - ! Clitheroe Wesl


;y anji — THE —


Moor Lane Circuits


REV. DOUGLXS GRlFnTHS WILL VISIT


WESLEY oh MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1949 7-


Refreshments 4d each. i


8-80 4 9-20;p.m.—Talk with Youth Club Members. Discussion.


9-30 p m.—Sacrammtal Serylce in the Wesley ChuKh Chairman: Mrl Maurice Hanson.


15 t (3 8-0 p.m.-Talk with Senior Officials of the various Sunciay Schools, Guilds, Youth Clubs, etc.


0 t(i) 8-30 p.m.—An Iijformal ; Half-hour. Ligh


Apply for bonus rates Monday to F:i


particulars 'of wages and special to above j address any , day— iday, belween 8 a.m, and 5 p.m.


Wage s ..^id'i.wiitlsL.Je^ing. , - ' ' * TWO WEEKS' A N ^ A L %Ol(d AY WITH P.'AY, at 2-30 p.m.


Chairman : Mrs. J. E. YORKE. Speaker :


The Right Hon. Ralph Aiisheton, F.C., l\,f. Introduced by : MR; G. B. DRAYSON, t.D.,| M.P;


MR. H. MONKS With his HIGH-SCHOOL HORSE, “ Golden Jap,” HORSE 'LEAPING COMPETITIONS, CLAY PIGEON SHOOT, PONY| GYMKHANA, SHEEP­ DOG .EXHIBITION, STALLS, Etc., Etc. REFRESHMENTS.


TICKETS 1/- EACH from all Branch Secretaries, CHILDREN HALF-PRICE.


:


Bus will leave Buckden for Sklpdon, 1-15 p.m. Duplicate Services will run from Skipton, Clftheroe and Barnoldswick


GRINDLETON PARISH CHURCH SALE OT W K IN THE SCHOOL TO-MORROW (SATURDAY),


To be opened by MISS LORD, of Higher • ADMISSION 6d. - CHILDREN


GAMES, COMPETITIONS, FOOT IN THE VICARAGE GROU REFRESHMENTS. , ■


hd'


JUNE dder at 3 3d.


RIDES


’EDS ICES


jumblI sale j


in ihe


LABOUR ROOMS Eiht on Terrace


TO-MORRO|W, Saturday { (Jui^e 18)


Commence ^t 2-30 p.m. ADMISSION 3d.


(Refreshments Extra)


clitheroe WESLEY CIRCUIT.


SUMMER FAYRE TO-^MORROW, Saturday I (June 18)


To be oipened a t 2-30 p.m. by MRS. MABEL JOHNSON. Chairman:


Frank M. Dobson, Esq.


STALLS - TEAS - PRODUCE. i


■


GRAND CONCERT at-7-;0p.m.


Chairmhn: A.H. Rendall, Esq. ADMISSION:


FAYRE 6d. -! CONCERT 1/6


CLAY PIGEON SHOOT


GISBURjjre PARK, , GISBURN . .


TO-MORROW, Saturday ■ CASH PRIZES


JOHN’S ’’iviBULANCE Dili!


IGADE AND NUflSING DIVISION. I


PRELIMINARY NOTICE


50/50* BALL wlU be held In the


KING-LAP HALL on


B.


FRIDAY, NOV. 18 1949 BAND


E. FORD AND HIS will play for. dancing


NON-STOP - 8—1 a.m.


Secretaries and organisers please note and keep this date ! open.


ST. JAMES’S, CLITHEROE


GARDB


PARTY AT [


PRIMROSE HOUSE


Sa t u r d a y , J u n e 25 to be (ftfened a t 3 p.m.'by, i


MRS. HEATON (Closes Hall)


Proceeds-: Bishop’s. Appeal' for. Church' Schools.


from -------- CHATBUBN ,


Brown Cow; at 9-51 a.m. i Return.7/- Fare


i CLITHEROE '


MarketiPkme at 9-57 a.m.> Return 6/6 Fare : i


WHALLEY I


Bus . Stand I at 19-7 a.m. Return 5/3 Fara; .!


Book In advance at Office I:


.16, Weligate,. Clltheroe, Phone 176 ' or at Agencies : ‘ j’


Mr. Briggs. 1. Downham Road, Chathum.


-i


Mr. Brooks,' Park VlUaa, King St., / 1 Whalley. : • • ' ,


I


NEWTON INSTITUTE ,


; THE LAST . DANCE


OF' THE I SEASON Will be held on


To-night (Friday) 8-30 p.m.Jtd-2 a.m.


Slaidburn. Silver Band i Admission 2/6d.


Free Buses will leave Clith­ eroe Station ht 8 p.m. via


Right o f admission reserved i


i TOSSIDE Whltewell ancl Waddlngton.


From Grindleton at 8 p.m. and Slaldburh at 9 p.m. All Buses returning after dance.


jCLARION CYCLING CLUB A DANCE ( . will be held on ' •


Friday Next, Jurie 24 Dancing 8 p.m. to 2 a.tii. ~


MISS BRADLEYS'BAND ADMISSION 2/6


\ vlncluding Refreshments)


BRITISH ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION. ]


Pul^lic Meeting will be held in the


Odd Fellows Club Rbom, King-strebt, at 7-15 p.m. on I3ESDAY NEXT, JUNE 23.


({Congregational Minister)' of! Southport.


I Title’.


‘ W|hat is the good of British Israbl Teaching.” {


Come and hear, j


;aker: Rev. E. A. Dawson. \


I ' send fcr Catalogue. 1


Have your daughter trained: for a useful occupation; which will b|e of sound practical use all her life.


1 ’ S BUILDINGS


(Old National Sphool), ■ MOOR LANE


I T V'' '■ :


Offer EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES to GIRLS’ LEAyiNG SCHOOL or other young persons to train as DRESSj and BLOUSE machinists. |'


A. Hacking &Soni MEMORIALS


black, grey and RID | GRANITES.


largest stock


offer a wldv p l e a s i n g in Granite.


_


T iiilhi


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at BETTY GEABLE, DAN


No. 3580 i mill full 7-30; SATURDAY, 6-0 and 8-15 fr.m.


MARSHALL and VANESSA BROWN in “"MOTHER w6 ee TIGHTS 7—‘U’ aim.


Week commencing June 20th, 1949,


MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30 p.m.; WEDNESDAY aliid SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 p.mi


FRANK RANDLE ITESSIE O’SHEA, SYD and MAX HARRISON and JOSEF LOCKE in


You are in for a non-sixjp laugh ki, Eledtioneering nonsense in this great comedyJiit of the year.


Soijnewhere jin Politics Booking ipfSce openiMijin., Wed., rind Sa-t., 2-30 to 4-0 p.mj


SPECIAIJ ANNpUNCElVIENT TO


PARENTS & GUARDI^U^S


_____ __ DAILEY, |mONA FREEJIAN, COltoE '


i;i f


TO-NIGHl^ (Friday) at 7-30;! SAXUEiDAY at 2j-15, 6-0 and ANTON WALBROOK, M O I^ SHEAyEB in TjHE BED gHji


I MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30; wiSDNESDAY, M5, 6-0, CHARLES BOYER and ihjN BLYTH in


Prom ilhe famous novel by Aldous Huxley ‘The Gioconda S: THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7^30; SATURDAY, M5. . i DONALD O’CONNOR In


j A lively film providing real light-hearted entertainment. Booking Office open daily 11 to 12’30,^ to 4-30.


WHALLEY PARISH CHURCH


GARDEN PARTY I


AT ■ WHALLEY ABBEY, on


To’-morrow (Saturday), June Open4 by MRS. W, M. ASKWIIH at 2-30 p.ra.


in aid of the Bishop’s Appeal for Church Schools ADMISSION 6d.; CHILDREN


3d. STALLS, SIDESHOWS, DISPLAYS,' AUCTION S4LE,


, , ■ BUETET TEAi .CAR PARK In School Playground 6d.


SKIPTON DIVISION WOMEN’S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


garden fe t e and RALLY


? GISBORNE PARR, GISBURN ^4(by kind Invitation of Mr. ajid Mrs. E. Hliidle^)


18 THE ANNUAL


COMMEMOIUMION DAY SERVICE


celebrating, the Foundation of t ie kchdol In 1554, will be held o n ; WEDNESDAY Ni the CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH at 10-30 a.m.


, The; sermon will be preachei SHIELDS, M.A., Vicar of Lythai be taken by the REV. H. A, Vicar I of Clitheroe.


Foundation of the School. ■


■


F.R.C.O. Soloist: Master Richard Cowman. The! procession will leave the School at! 10-0 a;m., aftw


Invited. ! ; ■ '


' A t i o’clocik in the afternoon tjhe ANljlUAL CRICKET MATCH, Ma,sters v. Boys, will bf played at High Moor.


Spectators will be heartily weic smed. LAURENCE


HARDY, H e a d % ^ ., CHAMBER OF TRADE.


T R A D is ^N ’S HOLIDAY;,,. „ j u h 2is


SHOPS WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY


on the above date. H. ELLIOTT, President,


Wm. D. RUSHTON, • Secretary


GLITHEROE HOLIDAYS !


EXCURSIONS by


I


W. C. Standerwick Ltd. ■ '


from CUTHEROE ! 16.; WEtLGATE. ^ SUNDAY, July 17.


7-30—Scarborough ............. 17A g.Q —Ripon I and Fountains Abbey J . . . .............. 10/3'


9-0—^Trentham Cardens .. 13/6 (Including admission)


MONp/^Y, July 18. 7-30—Llandudno .................... .18/3


9-0—Chester ..........................' t t /- 9-0 —Seven jtakes ...................' 15/3 ' TUESDAY, July 19.


9-0—Llangollen | ........;.— 14/6


9-0 —Newbyj B. & Bowhess.. 11/6 9-0 —Settle, Morecambe and I Blaokpoot


9-0 —Richmond llkley


: WEDNESDAY, July 20. | ... ....... 12/-


9-0 —Ne)(v Brighton . . . — ; 8/9 2-15—Boltoti . Abbey and


........■••••; 6/J


Book in jadvance at Office: Ribbie Office ; 16 Wellgate, . Phoni! clitheroe |176. I


Mr. Brooks 'Park Villas, Whalley. Mr. Briggs ; 1. Downham Road, Chatbutjn. I


or at Agencies;: i


' ' ' ' ' P I B B L F


Express (Service (Xl6) to


!•


---- ( BRITISH RAII-WAYS} EXCURSIONS


EVENING TRIP


Morecairibe 3/9! ‘ SUNDAY, JUNE "l9.


Depart ! Wilpshifa 4-22 p.m.;| Langhof.4.39 p.m.; Whalley 4.36 R.m;; Clithbroe 4-44 p.m,;| Ohatburn 4-69 d.m.! 'Gisburn; S-9 p.m. t


; (3576)


Morecaihbe (Proiri) return 9-45' P.m, ! I !


BIRTHDAY CARDS


We have a splendid selection of ■ cards; by all the leading ■publishers.' Call and see them.


TOYS - K )0E ; GAMB-DdLB


You are always assured of an excellent range; including the latest p r o d u c t i o n s , a t attractive prices.


Advertiser & Times Office


6, MARKET PLACE CLITHEROE


: ' /' ' )'■ j I ................ 10/3 Th^ organist will be MR. H B. SIJAW, Mus.Bac., : ■ \


JUNE 2?nd, 1949, In by CANON A. L. J.


, and the service will BLAED, M.A., R.D.,


The! service will mark the 39$th anniversary of the ■ ■ I '


an assembly in the School Hali, to which Governors, parents, old [boys and friends of the School are cordially


■ , CHATBURN


' METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL


Anniversary Services


SUNDAY NEXT . (June 19) ; , Preacher: , '


MR. HARRY rAndAl);, M.E. .'Morning 10-30, Evening 6-0 ; Afternoon at 2-15: A FLOWER SERVICE,


“ The Ministry of Flowers.”


To be given by the Children. Chairman: Mr. H. Cahill, j


SPECIAL; MUSIC at aU | Services by Junior Choir. |


Collections] fo r Sunday School Funds..


: I ' C ' i' '


hurch of England Scho(|l,. Whalley ;


TOMMY WHITEHEAD Presents a


Popular Learners’ Night


This Friday and every , I F r id a y


7*30 D.iriJ to 10-45 n.m. ADMISSION 2/-


Full Staff in attendance. BIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


CHUROT MEADOW TO-MORROW, Saturday


RIBBLESDALE (with S. J. Metcalf)


J - 1 |.| V., I ' I ' I . ■ ■ ■


8-15. OES


8-15 ft WOMfiN’STI^GlSANC ARE YOU ^(VITH It TEL 278. FFIDAY, JUNE ! 17, ;1949


niillhi IIInin IIIinnr A \ riinhi Unil (M,I TO-NIGHT at 7-30; SATURDAY |at 6-0 ai^d 8-15 pjn. I


||iilil| IT


J IF l 1 n


liiim 1 ill T


ALL WEEK Commencing June 20, 1949


MONDAY at 64) and 8-15; TUESDAY to FBID i SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15


i.m. “H b ||n1


5UCHAEL RENNIE and MOIRA LISTER in UNEASY TERMS SATURDAY at 2-15: Tom Tyler in “ SANTA, FE BOUND.’f


ALL WEEK


AY at 7-30 p.m.; 1


ERROL FLYNN & ANN SHERlDAk


HERO, GAMBLER, ADVENTURER, GLORIOUS DAYS. ' '


'


SATURDAY at 2-15: WUl Mahoney in ‘COm UP SAILING’ Booking Office (ipen 2 to 4 p.m., Mon., Wed.,; 8at.[


, TEL. '147. CLI'fflEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR' SCHOOL (BY THE CLOCK) { ;


14 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Phone 167 or 443


YOUR MURPHY AND HOOVER DEALER JN-THE WESTS MCfeT £ 20 3s. dd'.lncl.P.T.


Smartly designed Sports Jackets in pure Welsh Wool from 62/6; also welh


FRD RA E ED


& CO. LTD.


BESFOKjS tailors », MAMIET PLACE, CLITHEROE. TeL 58,


P R IC E TWOPENCE


a great deal amongst radio set in daily '


get about I use and can’t help noticing how


I pid and djccrepit a lot of them are getting. ‘ ^


• We can usually manage a new lease of life, evenjfor ffie old«t, but a trial' alongside a h?w one sdch as this Mutphy, " baffle " almost always results in a change. jSo if your sdt is pre-war we’d


be pleased to let you also make a comparison either heire or at home.


cut Flannel Trousers from 34/7. ALL SIZES IN. STOCK.


I YOUTH’S LEISURE WEAR


i,.


GT. HARWOOD (with [E. Thornton)


Wickets 'pitched at"^2-30 p.m. ADMISSION:


ADULTS 1/- CmDREN 6d.


New ineihbers! cordially ! invited.


St. JAMES’S SCHOOL CLITHEROE !


A Grand Concert


WEDNESDAY NEXT at; 7-30 p.m. ! ARTISTS


MRS.' A. GRADWELL MISS M. SPEAK MRS. 0 .| FORREST' MR. P. HULLAl^D MR. E. DEWHURST ■MISS A. WATSON


Accompanist: j MRS. E. HOLLAND .


ADMISSION 1/61 Children 9d, Refreshments at reasonable charges


Proceeiiq in aid of Blshop’8 Appeal


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