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Clitheroe Advertisei & Times, June 22, 1951 ! ! ' M O O R L A N E C L I . . ) I S T C H U R C H f H E R O E W H A L L E Y


SUNDAX SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY


; S u i N D A Y : N E X T [ , W N E 24t h at 10-30 a.]n. and 6-0 p.:


Preacfierij R E V .


G E O R G E P O L L A R D ol doventry.


IN th e ! afternoon, at 2-15 p.m.:


“ TH E i W O N D E ^ O F C R EA T IO N ” IbY TH3 children. • WHE A^AYORESS.


Chairman: A WARM R|t:LCOM£ TO ALL.


S T . J A M E S ’ S C H U R C H C L I T H E R O E


Daiy & Suaday School Anniversary


^ . I S U N D A Y N E X T


a.m, 1 8-0 ;


0-30; p.m. 2-0 ;


(June 24th) Hol > 1 !y Communion. Moriiing Prayer....


2-30; Family Service. 6-0 ; Evening Prayer.


i i F.R.A.I.; F.R.E.S.


ProcessioA of Witness from the School.


Preacher at i all. Services i THE REV. T. WJ pASTLE,


i Rector, 1919-1927. : : ANNUAL


i The Rectory, Woone Lan^ ! S a t u r d a y , J u n e 30t h


G A RD EN PA RTY at


H A R R O P M E T H O D I S T C H U R ( f H


ANNIVUISARY SERVICES


S U N D A Y . N E X T (June 24th)


Preacher: i


R e v w L . R e b e r t s Soloist:


MR. T. WKINALL (of Clitheroe!^


Afternoon Evening -


- 2 o’cloclcl - 7 o’clock


All Hallox^s|Chur|ch M iT T o i s


O P E N - S E R V IC E


4 i-


IN THE CHURdHYARlj) o ' 'n


S U N D A Y N E X T (June-24th)


at 3^0 pJ The Service will be addre^ed f : , (Archdeacon of: Craven:


Y e n . A i x h i e a c o n T . J . I W p a m s


P A R I S H j C J ^ C ! C U t b e r o e


! a.m.


S U N D A Y N E X T (June; 24th)


: 8-0 i , 9-15: 10-30:


.6-30; p.m.


Holy Communion. Parish Communioh. Mattihs. : Preacjier; J. Wilson-!


Rev... i E. Hughes.


Evensbng.] '


! VjtlUKCtl;. Clitheroe■ > 1 ,


10-30 a.m.: li .


Rev. C. J. Guildfpird 6-0 p.m.:


Rev. H. E. Greenwiood (Newtonj-ln-Bowlahh


i M e t h i o d i f s t j C h u r c l I C L I t H E R O E


I'il I ;[


(June 24th) 10-30 a.m.:


k e v . J . H . l U c h m o j n d


■ I ■ ' [ i 670'„p.m.: I | R e v . J a m e s


Wednesday pecJ 12th,' [951!'' ■ ' j ‘" raE MESSIAH Secretirles please noth !


WHALLEY CINEMA


jI JOHN WAYNE and She Wore A


~ JOHN AGAR in


Yellow Ribhoh THURS.. FRU SAT.


iDAN DAILEY and ANN BAXTER in


A Ticket To


Tomahawk Week-days. I 7-30.


Saturdays. 1st House 6 D.tn. 2nd House. 8-15 u.m.


Prices 1/3. Children 7d.


AdRICULTURAll SOCIETY are having a


CHIPPING I I


S P E C I A L p L A S S


B ^ t C o w o r I H e i f e i r i n C a l f o r M i l k i n S o c i ^ t y ^ D i s t r i c t .


PRIZES;


1st, £ 5: 2nd, , £|3; 3rd, £2. Entry Fee; 10/-.


June 28th, to— | R. WELLS, Secretary, 4 Chipping.


Entry to be made, before


iTeienhone; Whalley 2191. Mon..{TUES. and WED.


five members o f : Whalley Women’s Institute paid a return visit to EUeU, near Galgate, i Lancaster, i on Wednesday even­


institute trip; - Sixty- v r .i.


ng, at the [invitation of the ElleU I ! "


the Ellell Institute, and also of the Lancashire Federation of Women’s Institutes. ilMr. Atmi- tage, managing director of the Galgate SUk MUl, founded! in 1792, and i Ireputed to ■ be the oldest silk' spinning mill in , the world described the work in the mill. ’ The I talk wasj illustrated by a film of the various aspects of silk-spinning.


o’clock, the jparty was welcomed by Miss Cardwell, president of


On arrival, shortly after seven * ■ , provided byi Ellell W.I. members,


gate, the crowning of the Gal­ gate Mayi i Queen, and More- cambe Illiiminations. Supper,


f Members afteiwards enjoyed a Um-show—in colour-^f Gal­


was followed by a presentation of four plays, one of which.was the Ellell institute’s contribution to'the Draiha Festival at Preston a month ; ago. The trip was organised > i by Mrs. i MarshaU, treasurer | jof the/ ; Whalley


Institute._: | ^ I


party of 40; members ol the BU- H lington, iJangho and Whalley


and friend^, visited Windermere. Camforth |and Morecambe on


' ;|


the annua( summer ; outing on Saturday. ' j


the gardeners visited ” Mawson’s Lakeland [Nurseries, where they were shown round the grounds and presented with plants.


After lunch at Windermere, ■trip.


and members spent the evening at a Morec^mbe theabe. Thanks l were expressed to Mr! E. Walms-


Tea was [served at Camforth,


ey, secretapf, who organised the [. |;


; : ■ :


;“At Homb” held ;at “Stone House,’’ Clftheroe-road, Whalley, on Tuesday. [The proceeds, which amounted ito more j than £26,


FOB CA'THOLIC HALL—Mrs. Charles Hemelryk: organised the


were towardj lation at tt HaU.


ethe heating instal- ,, English Martyrs


the Ypurigj Conservatives, i a’ whist arid dc mino drive was held in the Stan ey Rooms on Wed­ nesday. Mr:i. E. Woodcock was M.C. over 32 players, : and winners werp: _Whist, Miss M. Nuttall arid dominoes^


WHIST, DRIVE—O.rganlsed by competitiori!


Mrs. L. Smi;h (Billington). was wcin by ! Mrs.


Ashcroft (Bqrrow).. i B i L t I N G T O N


h EROPERTlir ,'S A!L E —' The.


NEWTO N II>isTITUTE PRELIMINARY NOTICE


DANCES will be held on


A u g u s t 24t h '


S e p t e m b e r 14 t h O c t o b e r 5t h a n d 19t h N o v e m b e r ! ? 3r d


PENDLE , CENTRE VISIT


AN E X H IB rnO N OF 1851


l a n d ! O l d e r T ^ e a s u l ^ e s 4 a t B o t y l a n d G h a m h e W


j : TO-MORBOIV. SATORDAT


Coffee served In Pendle cjentre iO '^ 'to 12 noon - /tea, 2-30 to 4-30 -


Proceeds for Old People’s 1 Welfare.


I V B d w e e k C r i c k e t k^itheroe Witi


CONGREGATIONAL, I j defeated 85* was ably supiported '


CUtheroe sbven.;


iSUNDAY.lNEXT;. (June 24th)


( l ^ ^and A. Cams (10). and declared at 151 for


A 1» : I 12 boundaries in ah un- M [ • by H. Forrest (20), E. Dlusson


League' game at, Chatburp-road ori Tuesday -.arid; Wednesday nights,, CUthbroe II gained their second successive win byl com- fo^bly defeating Whallby II. A virile innings by H. YatM, who


JiL; r a , Ribblosdble- Junior


jWhalley lost two quick ' .wickets before' play ended on


Billington,! cmered for ' sale by auction by jMessrs. !T. A. Scott and Co., 'at the Judge Walmsley Hotel, , Billirigton, on Tuesday, was withdrawn at £1,200.


ouse, Nci; 4,. Eberiezer-terrace, ILANGH9


a whist and domino drive held in the ..School last inight week. There was a good: attendkrice and .the ! prizewinners ' .were : Whist: Ladies, Mrs] Stone, Mrs. Ratcliffe,: airs. Douglas. ; Gentle­ men, Mrs. Gooderham, : Mr. Haworth [ [ and . Mris. Smith. Dominoes: j Mr. Ji Robinson, Mrs. Hammond, .Mrs. Exton.


funds of] [Old Langho Sunday School benefi,ted as the result jOf


FOR SCHOOL FUNDS.—The j


CLUB ! jwHlST.—'[rhe ■ weekly [evening, ,'when the prizewinners


whist and domino drive was held J in the Clubroom on Tuesday


I


were ; Whist, Miss: Mellowdevr, Mrs. Sharpies, Mrs.] Gooderham- and Mrs.: Sykes. Dominoes; M!rs. T. Cross..]' Proceeds were for club


I - i - ,:;SABDEN •


! ladies! day.—Sunday was Ladies’; Day” at ithe Baptist


[was Mrs; H.,Kay, of Accrington. Special mUsic .was Sung.J)y ffie ladies’ choir, uhder.-the leader­ ship of [Miss Doris Dawson.T which included ithe anthems “Give Ear. Unto. Me,” "How Lovely Arp Thy Dwellings,” and the Introit,. “ Now iUnto Him.”-


Church, :vthen the-/preacher [at mofnihg: ^nd everiirig services


amounted I to. £13. wkre in' aid' of. Ohiirch fiends,


Mrs,,. C, iMoorhouse was the organist. ]T4he collettlons' which


[


parents • rind friends connected with the. [ Baptist phurch, had their annual outing bn Saturday, when theit journeyed; to [South- port by motor Coaches. :


SANNUAL -TRIP.-The Sunday chool ! scholars, ■ along with I l o w M O O R


Tuesday, and on the resuinption ori .Wednesday evening. Tj. Bud]- gjiard; with! five for 22, helped dismiss the visitors for: n total of| 135. G. ThomhUl (£9). K.- Cpulthurst (33). arid G.. Lawless (2|0), batted^ soundly for whalley.


run out 3; A. Carus ,b Ellis 10; ' Extras 3. Total for 7 wkts. dec;,


8Iciitheroe !ll.—i-H. Yates not out F5; H. Jones run out l5;. H. 2orrest' st. [Houghton “b: Hughes P(|: E. Mussonlbw h Hughes 10; 0] Wilkinson c Coulthurst b Ellis


■ i5l. , ! Whalle.v II.—A. Heliica.): c A.


nine members of Nelson-stree-t Meth Ladies’ Fjellowship o travelled (o Rhyl or


oiuting last -n’eek.


-WOMEN’S TRIP. — TWenty- Low Mpor,


jumble I sale, and ! pound stall, organised: by St. Paul’s j Sunday School ! tpachers, and held ‘ on Saturday) realised! £18. for the annual ! children’s jouting,. to be i held oni Jhne SOth;: Mr. R. Park-


) K. Holden run out 5; P| Oddie.


Carus b Rudgyard 0; ■ G. Thorn­ hill b Wilkinson 39; R Sykes b Rudgyard 3; Gi.' LawlessI c and b Rudgyard 20: J.^Ellis c[Pickup b Rudgyard 1; : ■'=P.[ Cotterill c Wilkinson b Musson , $: , D. Hughes b Wilkinson. 15; : A. Procter Ibw: b A. Cams 3t K.


said the] -teachers ; tvished -to -thank all; who had [helped in any way towards ■ ■ the : children’s annual treat; >; I ;


ngton, j'who: opraed the sale, SLA ID BU RN


The Rev] W. Hartley Totty, of Doncaster, was [ the special preacher tat Slaidbum Methodist Sunday! [ School | ’anniversary


Coulthurst c Pickup b A, Oarus 33; Sharpies b Rudgyard; 3; Houghton not out 7; Extras 6; Total 135.


SCHOOL ANNIVERSARlf. —


services] bn Sunday. There was special singing afi both services by a section of Clltheroel Wesley


was' the [organist, i


ganised|by Miss Demain] FOR SCHOLARS’TRIP. — A


idist Church and friends -their annual The trip was


MiSs Hi Corcoran: Mrs. E. iSmith;.arid


GARDENERS’ OUTING. — A orticultural Society, relatives


G I S B U R N


—The Ga[rden|Fete bt Gisbprne Park, by kind | permission cf Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hlndley,! woS;


FESTIVAL CELEBRATICiNS.


well atbnded on Satwday afte:-- noon. j The bpehini; ‘ ceremony was performed by the Festival Queen,! Ann Wilklnsin. who welcomed; first by Mr. J. Hindley. After the Queen ha


declared the fete ope:i,; a botqubt of tea roses was presmted to her by i six-year-bld, Dapl ne Hinpey Mr. Harry Taylor] ol Rimingtoi( presented a small souvenl: Miss Wilkinson, her retinue, i


Daphne Rindlfey. | ;


;' During the'afternoon a gynb- khbna 1


’ Harriers I Pony I Club, and a! disr play of folk dancing, by mernbe ’s of! the: Giisburn i Polk Dancii g Society, j The finals of the tennp tournament were| held, and ti e winners ]were:; Gent’s single]'Mr. B.


•tihb Pendle Forest and Crave .


; mixed! doubles, Mr. N. Johistc n arid Miss ! Mi IVarile; iridies’ doubles,! Misb Mi Wardle aid Miss D.jMilne-Rejlht ad.


gent’s doubles; Mr. 3. Hameltcn ana Coates] ; cu Clitherp j;


|


C. Thornton. | V irious i shows jwere orgariisei and a ( pigeon, I shoot | was anot attraction. i There was a turesqub scene, [when, through p thle ai/ehue of Jimp trees, came


k treasure i hunt was wo n we Pendle arid iCrayen hounp,


successful , whist p d , dfive Iwasi held in the CbunI School. I Prizes were presjnti by ! the Festival Queen t ) t^e followirig winners: Ladies, Speak,! Mrs.! Wilk!risc|n; MVs. Milner.! Ger tlemen, Masori; Mr. Hill;! con., D. Hjddeh numbers, Mrs. Beilamy and Mr. Harrison J j Dominops, high,’ t Mrs.: Robirisop, low, Mrs. Sertior‘.| High] Mr. Rawlson] iriw, Mr] Jj H.'Duckwbrtli; Mr. Harry a id later p:’e-


r idltijonal I hiinting pink. Later, in' tlje evejijng,


a


Taylor; was M.C. sented! gifts .to and her retinue.


Councillor and Mrs. Bentley and r. Jl! S. Precious. ISupper was


MLss Wilkins m md also - to


again!! served by the caferipg committee, i


" As k! grand j finale to the -peek’s ! celebrations, [a firework display hqd been arranged ly Mrs. Hindley in: Glsburr.e Park ; ikrge I; crowd j attended and at


famous! “MigMyl Fine,” apcom- t pe nied |by ;Mr. J.| Furinel, in tpe


ith Major lYorke iridingj itne was! given by membep of CHATBURN


30: IE embers jof the “Chatburn Hijl-Billies’’ [Concert Party and


annual [trip.-Moire than


Lajncaster arid Preston.; | piilDE WHIST—Misk P. iJeffs


t fter a short stay at Ambleside, ghri party ■visit^ the: famous eardens at'] Clappersgate, [ and


ven'tually returned by! way of


wris M.C. at a Guide wlilst drive, held [at the Church Institute on Triesday. There werp six tables. Wiriners were: Ladies. Mrs. Jeffs and Miss Clark; gentlemen, Mf:s. Llmberti and Mr. Watt; knpck-out, Mrs. Isherwood and .Mrs! Watt, p


' |


' GRE^LETON TjWOlVreN’Si INSTITUTE—Miss


| Hamelton', jof ; Cllthero:;


' were;' expres^d by Mrs. Roberts arid Mrs. Nicholson.


;


jThe competition forja flower button hole] was won 1 by Mrs. Gdr-don.


| !


t [Befreshm^ts were served by Miss Watson.


he hostesses, Mesdames Benson, Briggs, Cottam and Coates and


C 0 IP P IN G I


■Wooi^ presided at the monthly irieetlng, when Mrs. | Hodson, Vj.C.C)., gave] an interesting talk on the work of Denman College. She (was afterwards thanked by Mrs. Towers] and Mrs. Rich. The a irieeting concluded with games


,!W'bMEN’4 INS’nXUTE-fMJs. rid lancing. ; 1 WISWELL I


|o(it ithe word "goodnight,” to lend a memorable ai(d .happy ■


midnight, the last :irework spelt


w lek for the peoplej of Gistiurr CHILDREN’S SPi JBTS — On


[the Festival Sports foi| ! children were | iKJd' ! on


,N. Pate; .2, N. Kaj ■ iqsonJi Qirls.l doi:


[ Prizewinners V |piatl race,'


Thursday aftomoori of last wepk,


Cbicket Field. . Thb ■ event organised by Mr, J. S.[ Preciojis, and proved an emphatic silccoss. were


boys, [1 yeark: 3, B,


D. Parker; 3, Fj Robinson. 9I10 years:- |i, T. 'Yilkinscn; M. Cowgill; 3, D. Pallimountajin. Qirls,!; do.;, il, !S. Carr; 2, Bennett; 3.' M. Carter arid Ne'whouse (tie).


1, J.Usrr; oys,


Thwaite; 3, IN. ;payi Girls, <ji l] J.| Haytriomthwalte; 2, Erankland;'3, K. Marsden. B6ys, i 5) years: 1, jr. ’Thi rogoodJGirJs.


y^ars]; 1, E. Park thornthwaite; |3, Girls]'do.; ! ll A] Brinnett qad lihwaite; 3, i K. j Tajylor. Boy.' 2,


years:; 1, :R4 R.aw inson; 2, J.


arker, 3, p. [Seed. Boys,M. Hiy-


,Boys, 8 years: Ir-


Pate; 3,! B. Hjaton. |Gi'ls, Ijl, A.[ Moorhouse;


1, B. Petty; P. Thwaite.


aie).; I Boys and B. Franklancl; 3I A. ['Whiting.


f


Pate;j( 2, Harrison; Brown. Girls, do.' 1, O. ISefed; Z" J.: |Harris0n;(' 3, M. Parker.


Egg and jspodn. girls, over 111; 1.


2, E. Phimbiw; boys;


'Tbree-fleggedlraoe: 1, I. Benriett


, Parker. Girls;, do:: I-,. M. Parker;, : 2, S. jCarr; | 3, O] Se^".' Boys’rind ^Irls,! 1, J. [Carr} 2, E. Bennptt;


Sack-race, hoys;! It T. Wilkin;on find : ’W. Taylor v jCtle); -12. EL-


Toddlers'ln sacks': .!, J. Parser; K. j Catlow; I 3, A.- -Anderson.


acce


'3, E. jParker.i- Potato race; 1, Frankland’ ,'Walker.


,' i 2, iB.] Petty;' ]


lA.


!preserited i-vfithl a corsage, of flowers by I'Eme^' Parker. T


C R ICK E T T E A lk s


Aubin] Wi payies, M. pike, R-! Keys, Carus] D. :B. Jackson; J. win arid Wailshi


F O R T O l M O R R O W Clltheroe.ri-E.! -Hodgkinson, . Marsh


JH. Siriitt ies, dod-


W. G R.


parus] - T. i Rudgyard, G. jWa! P. iWilkinsbn, | E. Mussoh, Yates,! H.; Jones, K. Holden Pickup and ID. ‘ Alfham. (Cp; leaves] 1-15 p.m.).


Clitheroe jil.-^. Cheetham


Same team -to p: ariderers JI. Junk 26-27th, with Hrirgreaves 'foi


Idddn: (captl), H. fWoodworth,: (W. tetchen, K;! Eccle MusgroveJ Taylor, M Moss. [


children’s choir.-trained by! Mrs. Henderson, a’nd accoinpahied by Miss Pickles. Mr. E. Whitfield


Ribl[lesdale Wanderers.


tVashbrdokl, G., ; Birch,


D. Althairi. t+,R.


?unchard. Reserve


,]wistle,' G.i Clark, jD; Moss: G; -Ahdrirton, J


K. Deiwhurst. J.! (peek, tr. Hiriks.


Ribblesdaie Wiinderers P. L. ] Hudson


, E. Brish


(capt.), U. S. Mete


worth] G.[ Edmondson, R


Rese: BII.. Ent-


ay Ribbles lale


i Prizes^were presented by Mrs. (Hargreaves, who Was


J. Carr; '3, F.j Moorhouse qnd . Heaton]


rind M. Carter: i 2 N. Kay iind R)b B 2,


provided a ifine example of the festh al spirit,: by organising a fCte for children of the village on 'Wednesday. Many villagers took [some part in arranging the fete. The catering was by ladies ot trie village. Cakes 'had | been giveri by Mr. H. Thomas, trifles ^ Mrs. Wirisor, minerals by Mr. Sarsneld, and Ices ! by j Mrs. I^itpide. jThe sports field was leaned by Mr. Parker iRobtasoh. A fund had! been opened for the (Kcasion, arid frpm -this fund came the money to pay for those commodities which [had not been given, and for a present for


CHILDREN’S fete]—Wiswell | ' ' |


mieeting, when one of the mem­ bers, Mrs. Hblte Smith; gave an inter :sting ] account : of ; her recent visit to India, where she stayed with thw son, ! She des­ cribed the voyage out, via the Bay Of Biscay, Gibraltar -and the Suez! Canal, and gave an account of the varikus things' she, had seenij during'her visit. : Thanks


feece presided at the; monthly


friends, travelled to Bowness on A thfe, Mnual (juting on Saturday.


200 CHILDR^


IN BOVfliNI) FESnVAL


r j p w o


land ! arehv;tpok :.part In Ijthe fourth] annual “ M’ isle [ 'and Dance' in the Diales ’ FeStjlva]l held rit Newton on,Wednesday under the .auspices of theJ'VYest Riding: Education Authonty. _j


hundlred children Ifijom eight schools in the B(9w|


County Hall, Wakefield, were greatly impressed ’vlth Ijth^ Festival, which - 'was , w^U ^terided,.;and felt that j the standard was Improving year


[ The I adjudicators, jfrom [phe


cbmpetltlve and was divided Into isections—junior singing, massed singing, injfar t singing, slnglhg games, insl;ruiriehta.l in u s| 1 c , infant percukion, recoriders, ; violink, s c h p ol orchestra, b r a s s


, Thd]. festival w ^ npn- j ' I


puppetry, ' poetry, mlirie play,i folk dancing, k'Wor dancing and massed danping.


bU


} 'The schools - taking] mi yiere; Bolton - by - Bowland, Slaidburn, i • Thot:ieyljplmb, Newlion, Tosside, Savdey] Lane Ends and , Wlgglesworth.i ! '


I The adjudicators wet)! Mr. E., Priestley (instrumental music] and singing and slingihg ga.mes), Mr. i A. Stoae, '([yjrke speaking, plays and puppetry) and j Mr. [ J: Freehng || (folk dancing). Miss M. Spbnce, Music -Adviser for the]|['\S/est Riding, also assisted with the adjudication, and [ Mi'.j A Finney and Mr. Boday, Cjounliy Council Inspectors, -w.erje among those, preset. ]j ] The arrangements for the festival had been, made Durham (Slaldburn ing secretary.


by VIrs, orgt nis-


jChestras had been ably trained [by Mrs. Metcalfe, hejadmis iress of Boltori-by-BoWland Scliopl, and Mr.] H. Cleir.ents! hsid


] The violins and scho'ol or-


trained the Slaldbilrn School Band.


afternoon was a gar with garlands of rri in which I all the children, [took part. In (the evening, the! pro- Iceedings | were brought] '.o ] fitting close with an orche stral concert at Slaidburn. ] ! The Vest


The final featuife' of


and drince al flptrers,


the


T 'R


burn, tbn


tie


sek’s IRKETT—LA|VSON s Gowned In a dress! of ivory


veil;] and .lie.address of orange hlosso^. Miss iBessie i Lawson, only daughter [of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawson;! ‘ iCloughs.’’ Gls-


lipper satin, ikrith jfull-length


Saturday to Mr. 'Thomas; BIrkett, eldest son pf Mr. and MrsJT- Birkett. of 2,[Franklin- street] CUtheroe. | : j


was married AtiGrindle- Methbdiit Chrirch : on


w Du|r ln gi the (ceremony,


Rev. |J. H.j Richmond, the liynms “.Lead Us,[| Heavenly


hich was! perifonned by the


Fathrir,” arid C)| j Perfect Lovb ” weri J j sung: : Mr. E. Hargijeaves! w ^ thje organist.


away I by her father, carried a bouquet of red roses, and was attended bjv iMiss] M. Har­ greaves, a friejnd. Who wore a dreSsjof oink silk rinper white


, Tile bride, who (was given


net r Her


nd Mr. KJ BlrikettJ brother of the bridegrioorii, grbomsman.!'


a idegroom, was !-bbst man.


ieas.-i brMr. W. ^bwe. frierid of the


with a : waist-length veil, [bouquet ! was] bf sweet


fawa coat and hat (with lemon, and bottleigreen accessories.


the the the


Following a re'peptlon at Methodist Sunday School, couple left forj Southoorit, bride triavellirig In a


■werje! an ironing (board and bread board from; Employees at Foulsykes [Mill,; ■where the bride is employed, | -and an r electric kettle [from the


|[ Among the; wedding gifts


riiariager. I The [bridegroom heceived an electric iron frbm j


BRK3GS—GMGG


,|of 44, Plmllco-road.jClitheroe. were married at j St. Mary’s Parish; Church on Saturday.


son' of Mr. and I Mrs. Dan Briggs, of I 45. 'Waddington- rioad, Clltheroe, [arid Miss 'Veronica Mary Clegg, nelce bf Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilson.


Mr. Philip -Hindle Briggs, wD u r i n g the [ peremonv.


■Vic'ar, the] Rev. S.] Birtwell, the] hyirins


Heavenly Father ”1 and “ The King of Love ’’ Iwbre ' sunjg. The orgariist was Mr. C.. A. Myers.


hlchi was I conducted, by the “L e a d Us


concert vyas given by the Riding Orchestra, (compHslng 18 players, under the baton of the guest conduetpr, Mf. iE. PrIesHey.:


each of the! 58. childrpn"' [taking: prirt. The!’ remainder' of the riioney will be used to .buy books ft>r. file children’s j library in the village school.


'(Mt3. Mather presented prizes to -the following ;^ortri wiiiners:. ■Ihre^year-old’s race, F. Winter- bottom; four-year-old, jW. Poole; flve-yearslbld, S. Speak; - six- sleaiiBrOld, j C. Winteribottom; £ 5veri yearsold, A. Wriod; eight- years, M. Sarsfield; (ten years, B. Ilhoiriasl 12 year^, P. Hal- slead-, i s jiears, D. Brown_;^_^


-years, S. Seed; 14 ('years, D. Brown; Throwing the cricket hall, G. Ireland: skipping race, S. Seed; men’s race, J. Wright; women’s race, Mrs. Sarsfield and


,A. Wood; Inine years] M. j Sars­ neld: , ten years, B. Thomas; 12


PObstacle races: Four! years, W. ^oole; five! years, A. Birtwistle;


years, M. Bibby; seven years,


:Mrs. Procter. aI Freda Winterbottom presented


do.: II, M.,Parker;! 2. J. Parker. Boys,! under 5: 1, p. Pate;' 2,1(3^ Senior; 3,'F. Catlow. Girls, do,;. iI k. Moorhousei 2, A. Andfersbfa: 3] V] ! Marsde'n I and K. (Jatiow


■TTaking part in the concert,


the'children, were e.xpressed by 'etei Halstead.


adies of thfe village, on behalf of i ,


CoiincO Chamber To


t! Councillors, like thelrj col- i leagues in the Clitheroe Bor mgh, will soon have a chahge of] view.- A -tender -of £200 foil alters tions and decorations to die CcuncU Chamber: will come -befdrt the Council on Monday for adpj; 'Oval.


(TJTHEROE Rittril Difetrlot


j The - Council purchased trie I offices on Chur-oh: Brow iri! 1935, I and no alterations or decora tioris ; have been carried . 3ut j-tt: the


Council Chamber'sirice the,t| time. j: The alterations, will be n airily


F/rrincis Wilson, was attired in I ia white; .embroidered] /V n g 1 a 1 ri e ballerina-length dress with a red (velvet sash] and (white, picture (hat. Spe r carried a shower[ boUquet [of '.,4 I- |


awhI The bride, who] was given y by | her uricle, Mr.


] I ’The matroil-of-honour. Mrs. [Alice Pollitt^ sister of .the hrldegroori,.'■worej' A. dress [of dove-grey 1 crepe. | -with pale ir iauve 4 accessories, and carried a -shbwer bouquet (o£. mauve sw jet [.peas j '


ed ( roses and lily-of-the- ■valley.


[ i


' ' ’i'he small attendants, Mli Sandra Wilson aridj Miss Anri- [Neivman, (cousins ofj the bride] wore dresses of pale-green chiffon, with (pink floral head-[ dresses, and parrl,ed posies [of pirik sweejt peas,


Brig' fil'he best; man v gs, brotherjof


as Mr. Jack the ’grooim


IG r am L i a r S c h o o l |S


concerned with the liglitini arid [heating equipment, aid altlough -the decorations will not [ be .on such a lavish scale as thole re


[ spray of flowers] to Mrs. lfather, arid thanks to the


held in the village ^ o b l ; on tVednesdayjevening, were Messrs. ■'Vinterbottom, Moss, T. Batters- by, and yf. Graham.j T^ianks ^ere extended to Mr. B. jWest- -^ell.lfor securing the'(services of a professional conjuror] Mr. Yati


: less acceptable to the Couhe filbrs i who spend so much time jihere,


[tion at the premis&(is bding ex- ‘ tended by the utilisation of what wore previously dwp attm bed­


( district. ' ■ ' ' ■'('■(] At present, office accomnoda-


rooms used by -the carietake;-. j f One of these ig being] (trans­


caretaker] Is, no_w being t(uilt dh ; the grourid floor.; ' , - ' ■ ’


other will be used as h store‘0O&. New ac'comiriodat’ibh fioi the


ormed Into an offied, while the


ilTHEROE [HOSPITAL: COMMITTEE His Committee I contended


,ACKBU»N| District 16 s[i) i t al; Managment aifide' wish ' j to ] use amo^tion at I Clitheroe itd house elderly


jdaUdnts who are mostly] bed- biif the, Afaricbester


Regional Hospital Hoard con­ sider that Clitheyoe' Hospital is not a suitable one lor, the; ^nursing: of such cas^. |


I Explaining the [ position isresterday] Mr. T; Dewhurst, seerjetary i of the Blackburn let i Hospital Manage-


i [ cently carried out by the] Cdr-


ipbration, -they will be nbr ethe- discussing the affairs d( the


, ]*-( founding] of Clitheroe i Royal Grammar School in 1554 will be belebiratejd in tradi - tiorial mannbr bn Monday[


TiyiE 397th anniversary of the


l3 9 7 th i A im i v e r s a i ^ '|:'i


. 1 I ■ ■ ' ' - 1


i inbrning, when thlejl will mee j thb : assembled] Sc'hool, In. cbm ] pariy with | poyernprs. Old I ' Bolys and friends. | -


i 'Trie Maybr arid (Mayoress | o: i Clitheroe have Accepted th; Headmaster’s: Invitation | t visit th e ' Sch|Ool j ori ' Monda;


I


that the problem of the chronic-sick was riiuch mrire pressing; They (felt] they could place 58' beds In the space vacated by [the (mental patients] and^further,! said Mr. Dewhurst, if (they luoiild get the other elderly! men


Into hostels, they couldj-put In twice that number jof beds.


jm e|n t a 1 defectlye male patients had been accb[noda- |ted |His for 'stories Hospital at and In this , they successful,


at thd Clitheroe Hospital. Committee had pressed


having returned, to tution e^ ller|th is


th e


,t Copimlttee, said that recently, a riumt er '■ 'of'


the transfer lio Calderi- . -Whalley, hadj been patients


the] instl- month.


Duck-Bush.■ri’e. :ilfe.


use vacated beds at Clitheroe to uase the probleiri, but the • Manchester Regionril -Hospital Board were proposing to give the vacated accommodation back to (the County, Gouncll for non-islck residents. The Cbiinty j Council. | however, already (Iccupied half pf one of ! the! blocks of the hospital wltli n|6ri-slck cases, said Mr. Dewhurst, adding that there were (28, e l d e r l y . men accommodated there.


Ttie committee tlesli[ed to


Hospital Board consldere 1 the Clltheroe Hospital (was] not a suitable ;one for nursirig bed fast, chronic-sick cases! but the : Blackburn Committee would like to use the ho ipltal as a , “ long-stay j a r ir ie lj of Queen’s Park, Hospital, iBaack- buriii. '


The Manchester Regional ' !


114 (elderly people] for| (yrhbm they] could not hnd - abcom- niodatlon, and there lypiild be many more who6e rMfitiyes and doctors had despaii/ getting ! accommridatlbri i i in hospitals.


They (had-a waiting! list]of ■ |i j' '!


hoped to obtain ihe pu of Meipbers of Parllarii' the matter.' - ! "


G O L1 F


-Clitheroe by 4J to 2i in a[ played on -the Clltheroe on 'VVednesday evening.


Mr. Dewhurst said !|lt was


ppbrt ntl In


j o t t i n g s


Burnley Golf Club defeated knatch :ourse,


I 'M l


which' ]the capta[n, jMr.' j J. Blackburn, .extended a [learty welcome; to the visitors A; id I ex­ pressed ! the hope] thatj these c intei'-club fisturejs . wjorild


was! served afterwards,.' ]iluring ontinue. £ lupper


the School Hall, a procession headed by the [Mayor ari Mayoress ] and Acjpompanlei by[ the Headiriaster, Mr! Laurence Hardy, will proceed to (the Parish Cpurch, Clitli-i erpe, for' the anpual. ComTi iriemoration Service, at 10-36 a.iri. The service Will be taken byl the Rev. Stanley BlrtwellJ yijar of Clitheroe a n d ! £ Governor of the [School,- whi: will also preach tpej sermon.


! After a short jassembly |1 ' ' ' '1 ' ;


I [The Headmaster' and th: Hbad Boy (Donald B. TrantpDj ■will, read the lessons, and! there will he special miisic]


,! As this-is Festival of Britain Ybar, It jls appropriate that thb music used ptithls Cdm-j


iriemoration have been Airiongst i the


_ — .— many glorious compositions of ouf own com, pdsers. Mr. Mylers will play


Service should chosen i froiri


“ Messiah:*’ Keith Pol ari anthein sung by Choir.'


1 1


five organ solos ahd there 'Will be! a selection


jsung by Master In addition! tp; the Scliooi


from the'


tlbnal Cricket Ma t c h Masters W.| Bbys—will bp played at the Schpol Playing] Fljeld, High MoorJ This anriualj match will [ be (played with the traditional keenness and there will, no doubt, be a large crowd of parents arid [friends to see thej game.


In the afternoori the tradl-J I Ribble Valley League


Ribchester v. I Chatburn Dqwnham v.; Ribble Hurst Green IV. 'Wiswell Sabden V, Barrow !


!Bi[ockhall v. VeeVefs (


iSAlesbury y./BrOdkhall , June 26th a'n^ 27th


throughout the service, with' Mr. Charles' Miyejrs, Music] M^ter of the School, officiate ing at the organ.


;md the grooirsma'n was Mr. ,6:Sobert'i Wood.


f the fgroom. brothjer-in-lai?f


Pollitt land Bobby Wood, nlede' and ! nephew bf '^groom. ;


DOn leaving the G?.hurch. t t e s ride was presented -with a


ilver horseshoe by.iaUss Ann bride-


'-Mr. and Mrs. Briggs will reside b xmlnster - ruk ' (from t l^


'I The receptio Starkia [Arms Hotel;


1 w:as at the plitheroe.


rit 9j Newton-streetl; jClItherde. - A 'Wedding gift!s, included an


Sriarsof’s -Ltd., .and a clock from the bfidegroom’e work- , friends I a t ! Eoulsykes Mip., Cllthe^oe.


iilde’s'iworkfriendri |at W. T. OLPHIN—WHIPP


daughtk of m . aind Mrs. R. Killindbeck, of 58, iLowergate, Clitherioe, and. Mr. Joljia Dolphin, only son of Mrs. arid G the late Mr. J. polphin, of ?5.


Mrs.l Doris Jwhlpp, ^Ide


were married at SS. Michael and Jbhn Church] j' CUtherbe.


rimshaw - street, J!! Clitherpe.


on Samirday. I Given away by lier brothdr-


blue


spray Mrs. sister, wore


ln-law!,i Mr. 'B. I7|hipp. the bride isyas attilred costume


accessories, arid ------,— - [of -pink barpations. Betty Jbhnsbn, (bride’s was in atteridance and 1 brown tospume with


’{yith ( gr|ey carried a


Ip a| slate-


• also rarried a spray of plhk carnations.


is I 'wbrkfriends [at Messrs.- Atklnsop’s Ltd.


C Theurtis Mr. E.


[ 1 pbwdeb-blue a icessories. She


I and the gyoomsman.' ■yeevers]


best mAn vyLs Mr. |c. (i , (


perforpied. thel Ceremony, arid Mr. El


The Rev. Frl. A,.,B. d'Andrla Jackson was organist.


bride was. presented/ 'wltli silver horseshoes!! by her nelces, the Msses] Vivienne Whlpp and Aridreaj j Johnson.


On ljaving; the ch urchi the


I f Mari, the bride j travelling ^|;]


n a gtey coati with burgundy accessbries.


|


They . will reside at jl3. Railway-view, Clltheroe; j


f asrom bride Co.,


Ampng the wedding gifts w Wilton carpet runner


Aworkf fiends of the PArson-lahe. I!


t Messrs. [Holt’s and [4 !


daugfi'ier of Mr. H. Claytlon, of 5, ' BirtwJstle[ t e r ;r a p e. Langpb, and Mr. Robert O’To^e, son bf Mil arid m s . R. Ojlioole, oh Hafplds (b r^ s , Dublin, were married [at jSt. Mary s Church; BiUlngtonJon


(ji’TpOLE-j-CLiVYTON 1 Miss Sheila Ma^, claytbn,


lyas sald['hy (the Rev. [Fr] J. GeogWegan, the “'[Kve Maria'* was ikung, tide orglanistj: being Miss'[t . ' Cornwell. 1


Satu!|day- ■ 1 J.i‘ ■ |1 I ■During] Nuppial Mass. 'whicli


who; Was given away -by jier uncle, -Mr. J. E, (Davis, was gownejd in white satin beaute Inlet I with net, w^th a( head­ dress: pf orange' blpssoiP. She carried a bouquef of pink carnations And j [ lily-^of-the


valley./ ' 1 i' ' ' I


Afrs.'l J. Burke; ,bridegroo|n’s rister, who- wore (a dress! of turqiiplse crepe ! with pink and [mauve accessorieis, and carrlbil a bouquet'of pink and •mauye sweet peas] '


. 1


the .'bridegroom, w.as the best manj and Messrs.] E. Oj’GrAdy and Pl Fallon( the groomsmen.


■M fj. L. O’Toole,] brotrierj of


the Black Hotel, Old Langrio, the bjridal coriple left for pl honeymoon at Bfay, Ireland, the bride traveliang In aj blue arid whltb dress. with blue accessories. '


.'■Fojlpwing Ja. reception 1 at \ _ Blackburn. be 3,


Their future residence will ^ast I Pafk-rqad, 1 (


|


was (a cheque from the staff of Bypckhall [Hospital, where,


"Among the wedding gifts


the bride and bridegroom -are- emplcjyed.


ChriM the (King’s Church, Coventry,, ori Saturday, of Miss Catherine Joan Re in- ford,i- youngest‘ [daughter of Mr. And Mrs) R. Ralnford of ShaW Cottage, Chatburn. md Mr. Alan John Shlprilan. youngest sonlof .Mr. Arid Mrs. J,.: Shlpmari,; of Burllngtbn- avenjuo, Stoke. Qqventry.


-And Mr. Burton Was organist. i Giyeri away by Mr. G.


I SmPMAN—bAinforu i Thei marriaig'e took plact at.


J. DJ field EUzal daugl E. Hi Whal engal Greei Lake! •WinJ is a f S t h elchpl havf'J Clltli Soclij a


Ballf witip loca/ won] thar


The matron-of-honour was 1 The] bride,


ClithI Worn! on after Groui evenll who, of by Alien!


a' c4 wherl of Canal Englri WarJ throy his


La/ A » .


mem| of Rotai Spool who ary s| grega week!


the Station | Hotel, after which 1 the couple left; :or o their honeymoon in the Isle


The receDtiqP was held lat


‘ Lady Thr


count! and The from will Guldl:! respeef


held Guide Guide


confeil Walke WaddI well from


Prir


by al Guide!


Eac


the ideas 1


constll when) of th| the on P| interv Hapt afterii Read,! V. Blf


A^j eroe the R| at . ti manal ’They I talneq


Mr. were LofthI club.


..Sundi


sale, Schod Saturf


at ClI been


wI Thej cereqiony; d u r i n g : plhich' the bridal [ march Was Rayqd, was Conducted by the


ector (the Rev. iFr. Carter).


Whaj;ely. the bride was gowned— In white georg ;tte: with I headdress of ora,nge blossom a n d : fuU-lerigth. , eiribipldered iveil. I and carried


•brldps frleids, 1 were . the; - attendants, each being attired


sister and Miss Kay Johrison. and (Miss (Breta Smithson,


q.^bojuquet of red roses. [ Mm. -Mary Whately, bride’s


hin[white floral taffeta with a geaddress 01 white! dWarf Tladiqll ami sweet peas..


whltle dwarf gladioli sweet peas.


; ,


heir] bouquets were; alsri of and


Pilot ( Hotel, Radford, couple later leaving fot honeymoon J at the i Isle MEiri.jthe bride travelling black costuirie and hat With blue! Accessoifies.


The receptiori'I was at


[ Trifey will reside FrasAr - roqd, K e n Coventry.


l cheque , from, Cburtaulds whim the bride is a


a The weddl ng gifts aboratory ijesearch


Inclrided men her.


of


aucti and [ Tues was (CUtl


retirl soldf ■Wllrl Clitt


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