^IIE •and Dlstt


a


senl; Whalley iWfl. a | birthday cake, and •'this!/ffas cut at itpe meeting; Members ,of the copi' mittee i^ere' the |ea hostess^.


■ troyd, Pape, Pickup; R, Marshall. R. 'Ciafke,< ;and 1^- '^Sby, apd Miss Mather,


Cotterllh V. W| ./Gom, Hull, Kemp, Mitchelll'Morton, Mur^a-


carols, games, a sketch ’


After supperj the choir sapg played, and


, of ii l^ l le y ' Mothers’ Union; :■


attended the Chrlstinks par;y| held ohiTuesday |at the Chur9h i f England School. Supper w- served by members, of jthe coi mitt^ and. entertainment wgs proviued by Mrs. Warringtcth and] I," the SpHhtersi” Concert Partyi of Great I Harwood. Dane


ing i and games were organised by .Mb. and.'Mrs.) Maudsley. ,|!


•, Friday, ' smeerej sympathy wUl be ektended i t(j> iMr.| rnd M:


• Margaret Clint I. presiding, qn Wednesday, theiRey. . A. Lora, Rector of St. James's; qhurch, Clitheroe- addressed the;Women’j3 Fellowship on rrMiisic in the ..lifelof the Church.”j ' I


•The Men’s ,FellOT'ship,! at their, merting! on! |f| f i d a y, wefe addressed byrthe'Bev.i Godfrey Kenyon, of Chatbum. 'Both the Junior and Senior Guilds held then. meetings ini Monday; Mite


Carr m thelrj lost, ! METHODIST! ACTIVITIES,


, for! • the • National 'Society fpr Cancer Relief.'.^|[ r 'l ;


' at the Whaaiev.l Cricket. . Clilli ,. :> ..


■


’tboyis aectidn)■ -] 'dliinee “at Co-op., Cate, .Whalley, on. Friday rdght, . He :aiso proposejl a Loygl Totet. The other i entertainers te


.1 . .-r?.,'.. .. .....


the party,, organised dy Mr. p. Smith and Mrii.iW; Greenwood, were Mestes. Barlo'w, ichamberlalh, and Snowden., .Mr.' Eccles was tlje accompanist.


j BARROW WEEKLY -WBlST.TrThe weekl


wWst' dHve' -wSB held ’ at tpe Reading!Room oft''Friday. Mr.


Thlstlethwaite was( ■ M.C. anjd prlges' Were woil'by: ladles, Mrs,, j. Briggs. Mrs., Mjismlth,,and Mr| L. 'jsilnger,' Gentlemen] Mr. * ■Walker, Bowen.


Mr. S iiParker, 'Mr. LANGHO


Ladies: ] Mrs, Sowerbutts, Mrk. Allen, Mrs. HarJfeaveS. Gerit^; Mr, Lean, Mrd^.Gregson, Mr. Clapham. Dpto^Oes;! Mr. Dickinson, Mra.]. Rod-well; Mri, . Pickup,| , ',,'h| ", !;■


£5 As. was raised fpr the Langhjo’ Guides I and Brownies’ i funds as thd result of a-whist and domino drive held .in! St. 'Leonardfs last night week were: IWhislj


GUIDE EFFORT.—i sum


Chtirchl School Prizewinners


•wlnners ■were: whist: Mrs. Gooq.- erham,! Mrs. 'Sowerbutts, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Dmfbury. DominPes: Mt& Monk, Mrs. Evans.


and domino dyive'.on'behalf pf Conservative Association funds was h^d; in the club room on Tuesday evenmg when;the prizp-


! MO'THERS’ UNION.-rSk


-LePnard’s MothP'ffe: Union hey, k whist and domino drive on Tues- d'^ afternoon lih ,aid,lof branch, funds. I 'The prizewinners were^: whist: !, Mrs. J Raweliffe, Mis, Wheatman, '.Mrs.;' Smith, ..Mr^, Bentley.' D om in o e s : Mhs- Hqwarth, Mrs. Pickup,


I READ


f-Martha' i Jan^;; Liind of 17, Herberttetreete'- Radiham, whb


MRsi I


husband ago, and she had


_ . LUND.—Mrs,


died . last weeh,!, was k former iRead .rcsidehl;].]: She y?as 76,


few moiiths ago,! at the age oi 88; Thp funfefabtook place at St.. John’s church. 'Read, oi| FridaiyJ the Rev.i 'G. |Greatore:j officiating..


dled' 'pbout '20 year her -Wother; Yith whor latterijr resided, died


School, enjoyed


ence iii ;he Hi ONE ACT PLATS.f-An audij-.


biie-act plays pyithe tlonal. players, ' Tho^e,, takin; Swift, - A


a programme of three ‘ ‘ ' ■


on ,. paturday evening _____


lead- CongregationaJ ’ ^Cohgregaj-


part were Mlesdames Wood,! J. Cro|)k,,‘ M.' Wade,; the Misses D. and Mr. Horsfleld. afad Messrs, E.:! Boyle, J. ,H9fsfiey and thi Rev. G. Badley.: procteds of mon than £20 were' for the huildini; fund, of Bolton-road I Copgrega IJarwep.


Crook] !:M Dewhurst


known to buJ; travellers;-in-.Qm East ;LancS. area, -iMr. P. . C Clitherde, Greenacres,] Read, whp


tional Cliurch, NEW APPOIN’TmeNT.—Weil


ayea, has been! appo:nted Distnc Traffic I Superintendent at th; company’s Manchestej depot.


tht tn'£t2' 'W EB, added Ito •fhe. ' St


Joseph’s Schooh building'.fund a Biwhlstj and dbiftlno dflve held Ir the -Lower ;.;_jSchOol. J Rev. Ft Tpoma^ presented ' prijzes: to the following: 'wlmlera: ■-Whist, ladles, Mrs. Ml Holden;'_jMr3.! F. Brown. Gentlemen, Mn,; J. Wplmsley, Mr Matsden. ■ Dominoes, Maste'


WllUam Wilson, :Mr. vi -competition whs iwonjhy Mr,


Wilkinson.!


is Ribble Motor Services Serilo: District,Inspector for the Easterh


j HURST GREEN iwHIST AKD! DOMINOES.-Mor I


' CONSEBVAljlVES-1-: A , whi^f


BOWLS ;D:LN N E'R-T^r-. W. . Pollard presided >hd, sang a solo


i;


"tute and heldilh' ,the village last- iweet reahsra. aj-total of £37 lljs.


hoilbe-tohouse jcOIiectlon orgaii- isedl by Whalley, fVfbmen’s Ihsti-


FOB CANCER RELIEF.-|A ' I


plaCe’ at the.| new^ cemeteriyj Whdlley] on Wednesday; of Ruth; the I ■ two - and - ja I half -lyear - o|d daughter of Mr. and! Mrs; Jolm Carr 'of 2, Alrey| Houses, Woohf field-view, Whalleiy, whb died.on.


• FUNEBAL..r-Thle , funeral .took I i.li. - J _ I


Clarke and Mrs. V. Shearman. , M.U. PARTY]—isiany I members:


Was given, by Mrs. S. “ Sadlers Wells? ; Never hoard of ’em!” ; That 'Was the’ theme pf


these jnembers of Wiswell Wiitr in ballot costumes; and, rosebj|ui


. might not. have been -iti the the vijlago school In an;unroar on Wednesday'night. ; '


CHATBURN METHODIST ACTIVITIES.


a mee ;lng of the Chatb an Methodlit Senior Guild on ’lues day, M'. E. p. Klcbolson, head master at Klversmead . School spoke on . “ Carols'.and ot hei C h f is im a s i ' Customs.” Fellowsblp met'


Women'! ■Wednese .ay, when the speaker wa;


the' Rev. P. A. Payne, CllthteAi Wesley hiniBter.


UMINGTON


^ whist drive and dance organj ised by ithe men’s club and field on Friday evening. Mr. .A. Eciiles was M.C. for! whist and .prkef, winner; were: Ladles:.!, Mis,; E,


MEN’S CLUB effort. There was a good attendance a!


played :or dancing and the M C.’s were N essrs. -W. Ingleby and R. Hartley: Spot prizes were woi. by Mr. ani MrsJ D. Seed. Dui'ihg the ev ming, j Councillor Poiter- Hargre ives presented badgep-to 'members


:>T. H. ji.ckson; 2, Mr. Pollitt, epns. Mrs. Bi.lrstow;'The:H0dder Bpid


Clerk


duced by Mr. A; R.! Baskett, Defence section.


of' the! ■ He was In


among others present was Ihstrpc'or, Mr Rochester


;o Bowland R.D.C., jmd the


Members of Glsburh Womeii’s Instltu :e at their .monthly mpet ing. yesterday week, heard' Interesiing talk on;legends of North West by Mr.! sydhey Mi house! Mrs'. if.'iRi-vHindlep sided! and the , speaker , ■'thanked by,Mrs. T..Marsdta. compe ition f6S'a] cpvered: Xoat hahgei was won hy: 1, hfis. R. Seed, 1 ,'MrS;' p. Capstlck,; 3, Mfs; J. Wat son, 4; Miss. B. ’Hill; 5,'Miss Gowllr


VVOlHEN’iS INSTIlU'rE.Lr :o6i'- the


wa§ A


ispray. of carnations by, Daphne: 'Hifadley. '‘Various tealls'dttrictea a. keer tfpde] tod'for-the oillii,-:' reii -tnerO 'was the ever-popular -visit of Father-Christmas. 'Teab were berv^d by the ;ladies.: | 11


Saturday, iwelcomed secretary of - the Lancabhire' Fedei-stion of Women’s- I ostit -tutes, who was responsible 'inaugt rating fhet Glsbum h,rol; Miss i-angley! opened the fayre.' and .;Was' thftnked by ' Mrsl ' T.' Marsd'in. She' 'was prese] ,with: £. box of chocolates ai,


Mrs. J.' R; Hlr Miss' 'M.''"Lan


nch. for ,


Thanks to the speaker were ex- ahd


pressed Brian


Barker. DOWNHAM


by - 'Jean: Taylor feather whist drive' In ’


SPORTS CLUB.-^A fui] and aid ql]


Dowimam! Sports Club.-funds was: held ■ in Downham School]' oh


Friday] Mr. W. Batkjr supervised play at 21 tables, and the prlze- wlnnera ■were: ladles:'!, Mrs. H. Barker! 2, Mrs. M. Seed; 3, Johnstbnh Gentlemen: !, Jeffs;,, Clark:


Miss


2 ,-Mrs. , -Spence; 3, A . competition was Cdwperthwalte.


ceeds amqunted to more thai| £!!. CHIPPING


, EFFORT.-Preston North


End footballer T. Docherty' pre­ vented thelprizes-at a-whisfland


domino drive' arid' dance organ­ ised by Mrs.! B. ,'Moon; and/Mrs. Crane, and ;a band of ,willing' helpeff The: effort' was atte nded' by , ovpr {l^O


Oi people and raised


£62 forithe War'Memorial .wall Prizewinners were:, vhist: Mrs. E. Robinson, Mrs. M,


fund.! ladiek, Hunter,, Mrs.' F. -Forrest,


Domiiri6te,i Miss M, HoldenJ Mrs,, T.' Dewhurst, Kflss D. ’Iwson, M’lsS (p. 'jK/ells, Mr. T. Woods.


. . WPj«EN’S' INSTITUTE.4MiSsl


"Ltogl^y, j County Secretary Of the I'Women’s Institute, gayo to lntefestl:|g talk to members of' Chipping I W.l. on the duties of- members land the committee at the jarimial general meetm;' last week.I 'Officers elected were;: President; ^Irs. O. Leece; - secre- taryj Mrs. G. Hartley; treajSurer, Mrsl'i R Whi t taker; ivlce-l presidents, Mrs. Hodkinsoi.' and! Ellison; committee,


dame:^ Bkirnshaw, C. Ellistn Ellison, R. Moon, E. Pearson, ana'T. Wallbank. ■ A short whist and, domino idnve concluded the, evenmg, prizes being won by Mrs; Robinson, Mrs. E, -Maysden and 1“ ---------


H ard was won by


tition mas


ardman, '


interesting -talk .on .arts !:an(l crafts was given by'Mr. Binhs of Crossh'ills to members of Gisburii Young Farmers’ Club on Motjday.


Yo |u Ng | iFARMEBS.k-Ap!


was £0 large ; attendance at .the; annual Christmas Fayre, organ­ ised by .theJWopen’s Institute, and held in the,■village schoel oh'


CHBISTMAS FAYBE.—There


dley' ;ley,-


local/Civil 'ntro-


Duckwc rth; 2] Mrs.' Butler; cons. Miss L Heaton." Gents:'h iMh


en’s Institute seen hero resplendent, headdresses.. Their burlesque ballet


F((nteyn: tradition, but' it certainly had,, at the institute’s Christmas Party


! WADDINGTON CHRISTMAS PABTY.-


Dunsdp Brliigp : Women’s Insti­ tute, '|;were ithe' guests at the


•pt oil


annual party : of] WPddington Women’s Iiistitute' on: :TuKday, when!' Mrs. ,J: N., Garnett, pre­ sided; over-! a; large attendance. Those taking;part in entertain­ ment' given during! ;the'first part' of, the programirie ■were ! the Misses Haworth, Mrs.' Walmsley, Mrs. [Coulth'urst, Mra, E;. Berry. Mrs. Hopwood and Mrs.'G. Irwiih. Duririg the interval, a Christmas fare supper was served.


"was the . accompanist, and -the violinisti.was^ Miss'E. Speakman. !Mrs. Eedes, president of the


Wereji given,!'the soloists being Mrs. !'f . Park, Mrs. C.; Bishop, Miss i. A. Rayner and Miss E. Haworth. Others 'in the company wera i.Mrs. Coulthurat, Miss H, Haworth, Mrs. J. Walmsley, Mrs. B.! Berry] Mrs. Cowgill,, Mrs. T. Silverwook, ;Mfs. Bargh,' Miss Southworth, Mr,s.! Irwin, and Mrs. R. Hopvioodi Miss Speakman


' Afterwards, | . minstrel songs


bunsbp Bridge ,W.I„ expressed thanks to the: Wadding ton members;


CHURCH EFFORT.VMore than Mesdames Beilis, P. Bishop,' P. The commite jappoh.


delightful pAformance by tbe newly-formed' Women’s Institute eholr. Who ' i ahg ; a number of carols. An' . entertaining pro­ gramme-': arrai iged;, by. the.. com-' mitteb and retiring-committee-was


isilso enjoyed. R Vbegan with a dashloh paradi of old-time clothes. '’Comprising nany; beautiful , and uthentlo/ dre ises. and 'a.'number,


'munber of -m' mbers ;of the -Insti- itute,' wearlni■


if humorous opes, too.; 1116 nd half of j the programme caused; great amusement, with.a.


- baBeripai-dresses


;and rosebud- headdr'ete'esj : giving an uproarlou 5 ' bli'rlesque' 'ballet. The* balle'rlntf i - were, Mrs.! -Brown. Mrs. Clegg, MlspFoster,. Miss Leach, Mrs.:, Pickup, ,:, Mrs. ,Baw-' cUffe, Mrs. ^ -sfleldjiMrs. 'Thomas,


. Mrs. Waring,!' 'and!:, Mrs; . Wood, under the, , leadwshlp., of Mrs. insor. The various items- were


ifpr' gapres a'n j-danplng.. |A taate-, :fuUy krfange i .buffte/supper!. Was ' served', by ml ihbers] di' the': social. edniml|ttee. it . A:\%slnete-:nieBt-, ,liig which. pi eceded ’the' party,’' it , Was decided, on the proposltlbn of Miss Fost( r-.and' Mrs. ‘.Seed, ' to discuss wltb , . members ■ | of the .Institutes coi .cerned,' a suggestion that Wlswell act‘as hostesses at the Pendle I Jrest Group meeting Ih 1964.;- : Tie monthly competi­ tion for four mince pies was won by Miss' Par y, Mrs, Pickup' and Mrs. Nichols ra. Prizes .for, the liighest ;nuinlier of pblnte’ gained In the coim etltfonS ; during the past 12 months were-awarded to: il^ Mrs. Pick ip: • 2, Mrs. iHodkln-


announced b r Mrs; Plercej an^ ■M


r. H. /nioiia's'- .Wte ,


,'spn;, 3, Mrs.; Mather. ■ ! ■ •' BASHf»,LL EAVES


bers ofi Bashall. .Eaves Women’s Institute at.thelrrnonthly meet-' ipg enjoyed .ah amusing talk, shapshots Vithout a Camem,:’-


WOMENIS INSTITUTE.—Mem­


by. the ! Rev.'. Campbell Lee. -'Re was thanked by, Mrs*. ’Thornber. A, report of the;’‘^tumn council,


£ 1 6 was raised In Just over- an hour ;.’as a | result .of | an effort organised by;St. Helenl’s Sunday School , committee,, Waddlngtonf apd ! held on ; Saturday.' Cake, ■ pound, and jumble stalls enjoyed ai'.brisk trade;,"’ 'V/,,". " .


'. /'', ! OLD SCOUTS.—Mr.' J; B.' Herd


supervised .play' at a wlilst ’ and domino drive held at Waddlngton on -Wednesday evening -by".tUe Old ^ooiits. Miss Ckjte'ns.'i Giildef-lft-: ^arge.' aj - !.Waddow , Hall,'. hre-


” ^ aentedilthe'^prltes w;,'.'iadlpSv.c.-l,' Mrs.'; W.


Harrison;


Cddlh: . con., '.'Mrs. -.K, (West, Bradford). Geijtlemen:.!, Mrs.; Tom lAddlson; ..’2,.,',Mr. ,J. Nuttall ! (West, pradford'j; .coh.,' rs. j / 'Asplri j . CWest. : Bradford!: linlnoes (High)Mr. F. Haltoti;


lowjV'M'rs. |G'.]-Roblnsdn; Twci souiid; ! films were' after­


wards- shown ibsi. Mi\ T. .Sllverwood- ’ and H. Page.! i .,


" I ' ' . -i ' ' LOW MOOR


:Low I Moor’.Club (men's -'section). was .held,; !on,:' Tuesday. Th«


LOW MOOR ; CLUa--'rhe .aimual general meeting, of the


officers elected were ' president. K


T >' • IVveJT


'iT'at'tersall,, presenting tjie' finapcial statement, ‘said that -the ladles ; committee had .helped


.tary, Mr. W;'Sherliker; treasurer, ■' (Mr. 'jr. -Tattersall, The,secretary, Mr. Lofthouse,'' presented his . report bn the events of,' the past 'year, and -the treasurer, Mr. 'T.'


:the club considerably and'-that a favourable balance '. bad ■ been' gained. ; /


:..ii ' ■


Miss Miss ■won Pro­


Iday, at'Which £15 was raised for the Sunday School repair-fund. The highlight of the evening was, a Lancashire dialect play produced by Mrs. A. Wadding- ton, who, along iwith Mrs. Lesley, also shared the leading; roles. Other members of thb cast were Mrs.'Greenwood,-Mrs./King Mrs. DldsbUry, Mrs, Ingham, Mrs.


■ Miss Sheila Grundy, Miss Joan /Christy, and 'elocutionary' items by .Miss Audrey Sniith completed


i Solos by Miss Joan: Tarver,


: an] entertaining programme. -Mrs.': I. Pugh presided.


SABDEN


. record sUm' of / £313 11s. vvas ! raised ' for. church and' school funds as'a result of the annual Christmas tree arid sale organ­ ised by St. .Mary’s R.C, Church lanfi held in -the schoolroom on Saturday. Father Walmsley of


RECORD PROCEEDS.—A


Mrs. R.r^enyon; Mr. J. .Bmiey, ithe evening, a variety (concert Mrs. Wtoing; Mrs, Bl Robinten. 'was given by the scholars and ; members of the congregation,


‘I the accompanists being Mite D.


' a'nnual .patronal 'andi thanksgiv- ! ing services were < held at St. Nicholas Parish Church on Sun-


Taylor and Mrs. T. .Whalley, SPECIAL SERVICES.—The


i'day. The Vioat,, tlie Rev'. H. Sklllingtofa, was the preacher, at


' , ALU. ‘ CONCERT.-St. ' Paul’s -Church, Low Moor,;' Mothers’' Union, held a; concert on Tues-


2," Mrs/T- T.> : . 'Parkinson


'iheetlng, wap ' 'given by Mrs Rpurgeon, to whom -thanks were expressed .'bj ’ Mrs.,, Wilson. The social' haif-h lur was organised by ' .Iss' Spurgec n, assisted by Mrs. W. ugdale, and a competition for the best Ch Istmas present-cost- Uhg not more than Is. 6d. was won


Di


‘ Ijy Mrs] H u d ' and Mrs/', ;Lund. -Hostesses w ire Mis. Lund, Mrs ■ Lee, Mrs,' a'nc Miss Strickland, and


r


Guild :of the-! Bashall Eaves Metboaist C lurch held !a games evening In the churchroom on


rs. J. Spurgeon, i GA


‘Wednesday, T. Orde, of Moss Barn Farm, 'ranhlng the table tenijls game


.Winners o' ;'tbe ..competitions ! during - -the past jrear were:' !, Miss'M. WaUbank;, 2, ,Mrs. S.: porfest; 3,'1 liss Greenall.


, A party - at tended by [members tod friends *'on Friday, ■ Enter- teffiment Vas provided-by Mr. Schofield’ai d his concert party.


and Duttor . Women’s' Institute celebrated i;s ninth birthday at


SLaIDBURN


SHOW BALL.-[-The president, of ;he ’ Slaldbu rn,-',


NeWton, Dunsop


:3rldge and Da'lehead Agrlcultura: ,Joclety, His Honour Judge Peel,


.fhe;prizes a; thC/society's annua; yvhlst drive and ball^ held on Friday in. thp Newton Institute. A


' large attebi inuslc ]of fhle Willows Band, and ■M.C.s for d£ nclng were Messrs, -H- !r. Breaks, J. Bracken, arid G.:


-/(Williams, and for .whist, '.Messrs. ■fL. Howden and H, Wlghtman, Prizewinner! 'were: whisk ladles; 1, Mrs. J. : '■J Rigby; : 2, Mrs. H. rabtree;. 3 -Mrs.’ /T. 'Taylor and :rs. J. Parler. Gentlemen: .1, :r. p; Leem ng;.2,.Mr. R. Brether-. in; 3, 1 Mr. Waddlngton. ' Special -rlzes: Mrs, Bretherton,; Mrs. A;


lAlthamJ Mn. R.' Taylor,:. Mr. K. wblpp,;Mr. F. Whitfield. Dance pompetltlOn:, Mr, Whltellead, Mr. ff. Roper, 1 Ilss H., Pox, | , Mr. .J. Miller, 'Mb s - Baines, ; Mrs. R, Bretherfon, Mr. R. Hargreaves


Christie, Mrs. Barnes,; Mrs, Hud- son, 'Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. : Bartlett, ;and Mrs.- Nichol-' soh. I


!


' nd Mr]'R. Baines. W.l. PARI Y.—Members of Slaid-


lurn Women’s Institute and tbelr rlends ^p'ei t an enjoyable even


Ing at ith) Institute’s, annua! johrlstmas party held | In the (Village' Hall last .Wednesday. The hall had be in beautifully decora­ ted for the occasion by | Mrs. M. a: ' Leemlng ; and other inembers, ]a buffet suiper was sefved by the comnilt|tee, pnd afterwards there


Idances. Edtertainment was pro- Ivlded by Hrs. Blackwell, Mrs. Simpson, and Mr. O; Simpson. During the evening,. Mrk ; L. C. jKlug-Wilkinson ' presented ' an electric table lamp, to Mrs. Black- |well for Mrs. T. 'Walker, who


' teoently reagned from the com­ mittee, of which she' had been vlce-presldei t for a number of


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ik y>».


Stirrup, the tojast


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wt 1 1 Ifils Ifdert of the/Ig'cb| <•' Tr? d^,. Mr,J; ‘ the guests] V


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I hdj


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and-rMri’ iresilen


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As ociatlon, SOI, and Mr.; I ’he Loyal


and To


po. ed by the . . Ed and the tol Mi . H. Elliotj;.


A ('total of


wi res , ahd frie t h ; dinner, ■«


L,/y Isel by a- cop ln§ Mr, Lord iott, ylce-brej


Le iming, presl W Plckthal, Ri shtoh, sec ret ■ \ir. Picktiiall


fo ■ dancing pDvided Iby Oi|chestra.i


mfeting of the I Club of Cllther;


EVERAL benefited as


S. /'iwlio Is pres: ’''■'*-"esided.


*


chiritles in thI !*]'Mayoress .


I Swjan : and Tuesday, wh W


£ s allocated


(Mrsj der


|:flT'HE Ibalahcef ‘ ■


■ Coronat;


Inb to some to . the Canepr B Phis ■was decli


m:etlng, atjtem ., 40 people jaipd 1


jil|d(ingrpgatlonal /i| 011'Wednesday Hpward prebide


'■ i !# 1 '!


i E'MBERS .,,,, , Young Far


-M ,tl ,elr weekly ■'Sii.Grammar Schi Yft d;iy, took pari 51 caking pi’actT ! 0 i topics ijverd


,'■


■j g'oups whiph th


!


Rod en-


at the i Clitheioe, I


1 the morning service, and the Rev.’ A. J. Gillespie; Blackhulm, at.the


; evening ! service.' Special music, was sung' by the ohijiir. Mr. E. Simpson was the organist.


interview with th e i -regirinal organiser of the National Blood Transfusion ■


PARISH COUNCIL^-After an


Mrs. T. 'Wells. The oompe-- c for a home-made Chrlst-i


; decided, ;to seek 100 local donors so that 'a mobile cliniq can visit the village. An appeal lor volun­ teers is being made.-Th'e irifeeting' gave a welcome to the;new ■village' constable, P.C. Swarbrick.


Parish' j Council.' on Monday ■ Service,, S a b d e n


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