"I MEMORI LS


MaKc your ^selection ' from the lar«est sti ck In East llancashlri.


choice of pleas n designs in Gran t , Marble or! Stone, i nd ' cbn dellvqr and erect ■in any churchyird.


Fecltt’s loffer a w i !


memorial! CRAFTf MEN' I SINCE 1360,1


Whalley New Road


B tAc kB y j lN Phoiie 6248


(Open Saturjday after ioons) III!


C. & D. I^mii — Ifor - t


high-ciIass tiji &S0n lui WREATHS


CUT FLOW and


;rs Rurr


22; KlhjG iSTIEET, te l CLITHEkOB 898


BIRTHk


BOWKER.—On Septenf j 1935, at PrKton Royal Margaret Patei


Corke) ; wife of Jotiiii iBowker; of Northlan- dale Avenue, CI I t


iber 11th, Infirmary ( retpee


SPURGEON.—On September 11th, at Bramley Meade, ra John and Eileen (n6e Eccles), Smithy


daughter (Rosellnde.i sister for Helen Muriel._________


Cottage, Bathall E yaves, John


Susan concerned.


' Frederick. Maty.


1 T h i •TAYLOR. — On Se


1955, to Freda (ne Maurice H. [Taylor, Cottage," Clltheroe,


brother t k i n g


a


I, Rlbbles- e r o e , a- Mary), a


Kenneth


eon for .all


,(mber 14th, « Carr) find of “ Holpies a! daughter.


WIGHTMAN.-f-On Sebtjember ipth, at Bramley ) Meade.I aVhalleyj rto Lily and Edwin Wightmanl a daughter.


| | ______ ' SILVER WEDDINCS On September 13th,


Rev. Fr. Geoghegan ----------p - - Church, Bi l l l n d t i o n , Jimes . Webster to Hannan Bolton; 'May your silver | turn to gold. ■ |


WEBSTER—BOLTON 1930, by it St. M iry’a


the


—From Jo.seph and Shelia Mary and Linda.


I DEATH


DRIVER.—On Sepymber 11th, 1955. ■ in hospital! 1 Wendy.J the dearly loved daughter of James Robert and Mildred Driver, c|f 33. Bawdlands, ClltbJroe, a g ^ ' 6 months. InteiTCd ] at St. Mary's Cemetery, September 15th.


-Bimnett.! Tel. 826/582. HATFIELD.^n Sebiember


1955, (In hospital), beloved husband field,' of 127, Do'


Chatburn,; aged ment


PAR Kl NSO September.


burn, on! Monday at,Christ


General ■ I Hospital^ beloved! husband ql


)N . - p 1955.T


jspltalJ -----


No moUrnlpg by re' please j ' actept Intimation. —Wm. Banks &


'Jimrch, Chat- Septcanber


'J_ohn. Edward, . - Inter-


of Alice I Hat- iham Hoad,


______Iw years —..


rch


19th, at 2 p.m. 1 —Enq.: Veevers, Ohatburn. 297.


Eonl agedi 84 yeaji at I United Metl West; i .i'Bradford, Septembeij).


ph t- Tel.


----


p the 13th at Burnley Alvah, I the


:ddist Church, to-day (16th


Kate Pirkln- s. Interment


this.


nest. Friends the only


ROBINSON-^n September 8th, at iSeedalls Fann| Waddliigton,


Irzon


J6tb, lb ter, lortb. ^41.I and


HL— ■dear llohn


i


Eleanor, ;the helm'ed wife of the late Thomas: Rohlhson, aged 77


1 BIRTHDAY jjflEMOBIE's


COOK.—Loving birthday memories (September 16tb)1 of my! dear Husband, William (died March 26th, 1942).


—From bl.s loving Wife. I “ Sweet memories."


POOLE.—Fondest birthdayJmem- orles of our dear!! Roy, who died In Hong Kong on January 30th, - -75, In hls 21st[year.


irdf aMary 116th,


lence, I with


|how,lose nee,


also and


Iry of I , 16th


James 4th


llcture, em to


Just to-day we’re thinking, Son.


;


But then that We,,< thought yesterday,


And each day year.


's nothing new, about 1 you


And the day lefore that. too. We shall thi Ik of you to­ morrow.


1. -


September 20tb, i|955. Dad, Brothers


We shall th in k --------------- Because you were so dear.


—From Mum. Albert anjd Fr^.


POOLE.—Fondest |ibirthday mem- orles of dear Hoy, who died January 30th, P1955, in Hong Kong. ;


September 20th, 1955.


BOND.—TTeasuv- Dad, who died 1952; also Moth 30th, 1952.


Iklnson, 1953.


of a


Jfor the ■tributes 1 sudden I Murray bss and I ’s ward Sor their


felatlves,


JTS Driver


dons of J tributes bereave- | f Martin Tvierit, of |help and


■the late l bank all


lghbours CMM •OMa w


■desire to Ends and


of the


■kind ex- Ind Soral I In their doctors


for their on.


■is of the faker ex- all rela- C. J.


■ness. ph.


Er friends, | tlved' and


ng tbelr doctors s Park


iWoodhead' bly thank ■hours and ■heir sym- were; also . »o doctors. Victoria, for their


h, Whalley.


ANO'jTHER MILESTONE


In 1955 we


seventy years the people shire; a record ' may be j


will complete! of service to| East iLanca of which we


listly broud! ^ S t l l L E S -From Den


—From Muriel. Raymond,' Susan and Christine. |


L ; ! IN MEI lORIAIV^


September 16th, f, who died July


HAMPSON.—In Idylng memory of; a ' dear Husbapd, who, died;


I


September 16th. I have lost panlon.


1, !May Terrace, Wellgate.i - 19&4.my sole com-i


A life linked Day by day I - As-I wander


From hls deai


.Wife. Bllllngton.


WREATHS. BOM Phone 669 (any ‘


with my own, miss him, on alone.


QUETS, Etc.-4 hour).—[KnowISs,


Michael and Siisanne, 5, Lynct- hurst Avenue, Blackbuim; also! from .Ellen, South. View, Slalq-j burn. . ■ .


____I s . Kathleen, I i.i memories ; of


throughout the of you for ever,


ARmY and N A YY - STO R K S and 2a, Shaw Bridge Army Admiralty Blue Drill Jackets


Genu Men’s Lined


Pullovers D.R, Gauntlets


Amer ican K.D. Shirts


Kid Gloves Jeep Coats ..


Land nark Welhngtons ...... . - Genu he O.S.A. Blue Jeans..;....


New^ip Travel Bags......... Men’fBayon Gab. Trousers ...


Khaki and Navy Drill Shirts i ... Men’3 Work Socks ..J.l....... .. Youths Grey Flannel Trousers . Youths’ Sports Coate,in all sizes Bov’^Suits'in all sizes


Camu Men’s


Beds .......


'anches alsd at Sklpton parii [Heywopd


^ treeti Clitheroe en Accrington and


13/11 and 14/11 . 65/-


............. M/11


..... 9/6 ..... 48/-


........ .,.. 17/6


Ladies’ Casual Shoes ....... Men’') Grey Flannel Trousers, j--- - Men’ll Sports Coats, assorted'shs.des


I adtes’ Lightweight Gaberdine Raincoats .-a


Men’s Men’s Men’^ Men’s “Lilo


Pyjamas; ^11 sizes Caps, assorted patterns ; Berets, assorted colours Interlock Singlets .. .. Interlock Trunks..;|.. :..


.....•—••••••!■!.......... ...... 18/11 IJ


.......... !29/6 and 24/6 .....1.............17/6


19/11, 27/6, 29/6, 32/6


........................................7/6 2/-, 2/11. 3/11 and^4/ll


....... l l \ f 39/11


Boy’fan d Girl’s Coloured Zip, Jackets ... 24/6 and 27/6 Kuc pacs ........................


?/ > "ri------- - xl-, ....... . 25/


.42/6 and 49/11 I


1, ........................ 2/11


Ladids’ Gabardine Raincoats . Men’s Fawn Waterproof Mais


Mens Fancy Cord Waistcoats Men’b BuWier Boots ............. Navy Donkey Jackets


e Coats, Gradd One ■s’ White Duffle Jackets


Meh’ls Football Boots Youms’ Football Boots


f f iw K o o tW l ’ Sto'eUiiis"


T a t la h Travel 5 “ ®® AikfrVilvPa Men’s Leather Gau n tle t Gmves Shdipskln Gloves ..1......"•:••••......


IMMSEME, UTHEHOE 345 ___ ilM


BUOkeBRN4042 [I ! C i ACCRINGTON


Pollie Style Mm ’s Black an d


M e i 's Union Wool Gab. Bameu^ts Mm ’I S p Gabardine J^clflitsf 1 ..


Raincoats


A R G E ASSORTMEjNT and -WEEK-EJ^


WeliingTons ............


Men’b Genuine Naval Fawn Duffle Coats


.......... 17/6 ......... 19/11 12/6 & 15/11 7/11 & 10/6


........'.15/6 . 45/-


........ . 2/11 ......... . 9/11


............. 84/-, ........ . 47/6


... £6/15/0


......... I. 24/6 ........... .. 18/11 .......... 17/6!


.......... ................. . . 17/6 ahd^^/6


............. 21/6 ....V..:;...v 90/t .............. 25/6


29/n


OF industrial m GLOVES


...,...... 6/11 8 11


/


.......... 15/xi 14/11 and 17/6


;


FEES;; A Class of 2(: A Class of.l!!


Meetings - 15/-. Meetings - 10/-.


FEB FOR, TWO CLASSES - 18/6. 39/11 and « /6


27/6 and 33/6 63/- and 49/6


..!...... from 3/11 .1......only 4/11


..1...... .. 2/11 . .


.... hi- 11/6 If , . „ ; 2,


years. Interred at St. Anbrose Church. Grindleton, on thq 12th September.


The Septi


SHlRllY BRIGGS LADIES’ HAIRDipSSER J •ENDLE A^NUEjl CHATBURJS


Special ^ n o u f ic em e n t


above temher


Shop will be CLOSED from Friday,, 30th, to Monday, October 10th.


CXlTHEROE W.E..A. D®**^*™


PROGRAMMES OF CLASSES for 1955-56


: ALL CLASPS, held WEEKLY IN THE


CLITHiBROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL MONDAY, commencing 26th September at 7-30 p.m..


24 Meetings-NATURAL HIS'IORY. , Tutor: T. Jolley, B.Sc.


1;—Dealing with the plant and :inlmal life of the seashore, lakes and sTireams.


' 2-r6oclal application of evolul Ion and heredity..


TUESDAY, commencing 27th September, at 7-30 p.m. 24 Meetings—MEDIAEVAL AID TUDOR ENGLAND. Tutor: O. Ashmore,.M.A.


How people lived and worked In England between the ^orm'an Conquest ai d the Civil War.


W^NESDAY, commencing 2£ th September, at 7-30 p.m. 24 MeetingS-INTRODUCINQ LITERATURE. Tutor: E. J. R. Cook, M.A.


1 TiHURSDAY, commencing 29 h September, at 7-30 p.m. ‘ 12 Meetings-GREAT IRiELIGiONS . OF THE WORID.


TbP .course will begin with'8 discussion of the English novel. Final details will be;arranged with, the students.


Tutor: , W;|H. Warelng. ;


An introduction to the deveDpment of religion and the leading religious sy& ems of the world.


enrolment ' AT ANY MEET!


(j)F THE FIRST THREE 'h a s . '


. !


MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER. 26th, 1955 ' ! A ' ! T A L K : -


,


IN iraE MAYOR’S PARLOUR i 'i at 7-30 p.m. i


ABOUT THE SUN MER -WORK CAMP AT NIEUWENKERK, ' IN HOLLAND ;


By MR, ROBIN P...ARKER and MR. ANTHONY HAYHURST All welcome. -


I Hls Worship the Mayor will preside. ' '


Waddington TY.Effhir i


A Jum b le ! to be held


St. Helen’s .


....... 16/9 47/6


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) at 7-30 p.m.


f r a n k c . t in g l e NOW AT


I 34, KING STREET, CLITHEROE i


WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR RESER’NATIONS ON ' |


P. & 0., Orient and Shaw Savffle Cruises for 1956


REMOVAIS TO ANYWH13BB IN .THE WORLD COMPETITIVE RATES. PART LOADS TO ALL P/^TO OT GrMT' BRITAIN. ASK FOB QUOTAHONff-


: admission' '3d.


POUND & CAKE stall REFRESHMISNTS


NA'HONAL CLARION CYCLING CLUB


Clitheroe Seption


JUMBLE SALE ' :


the LABOUR:,rooms ■. ESHTON TERRACE


' '!•' ■


Td-morrow (jSaturday) ' . ; .a t 2-30,p!m.,


JIDMI^ION 3dr


St. Joseph’s School, Hurst Green


■’ - A - .


Sale of Work ; wilTbe held


To-morrow (Saturday) Doors open at 2 o’clock. .


ENTRANCE FEE SIXPENC.E Mayoress’s


Ladies’ Committee


TEA & BRING-&-BUY ■ SALE '


in aid of' the Local Blind, on


STARKIE A l ^ HOTEL 2-30 to 4-30 p.m.


ADMissidiir t / - ' I '


Wednesday Neijt, Sept. 28 ' ■ ! ;


. at^.tfaeL,.- ' j/ , j ll5th, I F vm


;oe Co-op^?kN '^ c ie ty W ING & DRAPESY] pEPARTMENTS GLITHEROE


MOOR LANE 0


ALTIillATlON OF: SHOPPING HOURS ;


COMMENCINCSr MONDAY, OCT. 3rd


For the lienefit of the shopping pu^Ufj are opening later on SATURDAYS unt|l |5-30 p.m.


NEW CLOSING; TIMES


MONDAY ....... . i - ....... rUESDAY ;.......j............ . WEDNESDAY ..1..........;••••• THURSDAY ....!........... . FRIDAY


6-0, p.m. 6-0 p.m.


11-45 a.m. 6- 7-


0 p.m. 0: p.m.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRIClf NETBALL LEAGljE ■ i f. I


■ ■ ■ , ': , - ” g R A N i 3 ^ ‘ f


PRESENTATIW DANCE j T^^^ Lowergate, Glitheroe |


TO NIGHT (FRIDAY), SEPTEMBER 23rd^ ^ 5.mV'tb MliMght.


ERIC'


ASHWORTH’S MUSIC MAKERS ADMISSIOnI 2/6 . .


I Refreshments - \ Spot Priz^< - ;


Presentation o f» Alderman Cook ’,’. NetbRU Shield by Jane ' • Black fof'the Northern iDattv- Telegraph.


jiembers of Great Harwood' KoUer Hockey Team vrtU be 111 atteniiance. . ■ slom reserved.


St Jamies’s: Parish Church, Clitheroe GOD - FIRST .CAMPAIGN, 1955


OCTOBER 1st-17th LED BY ;


AND A


CAPT. J. C. CLARKE CHURCH ARMY TEAM


You l i r e cordidly invited, to the


COMMISSIONING SERVICE to be conducted j


The Lord Bishop of Blackburn (The I t . Revd. W. H. BADDELEY) in ■


■ i JAMES’S CHURCH


OCTOBER 1st, 1955 at 7-30 p.m.


A Jumble Sale will'be held at


St. James’s School


To-morrow (Saturday) ^ADMISSION 3d. Refreshment.


Doors, open 2-3(| p.m.


Parish .'Church Girls’ Friendly I . » . i ; Society ; _ ,


Candidates anid. Prentices JMBLE SALE^AND


POUND STALL I , on ■


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) ! : at 7-0 p.m. In 1 THE LOWER SCHOOL


Refreshments


r^eived on Thursday night, --30-9-0 p.m.


Jumble I will be thankfully ADMISSION 3d.


: ONT FORGET CHILDREN’S :ONCERT on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th.


NODERlI DAHCING every SATURDAY


I , ■" ! at' . i ■, The Conservative Club, , !chtheroe .


f ■ will!nolf commence i


. i ,a t. ■


7-30 to 11-30 p.m. FOUR-PI?CE BAND


: ' No admission! lafter io-45. I


. ADMISSION 2/6 Number limited .


•


JUMBLE SALE TO-NlGHT (FRIDAY)


September 23rd at 7-0 p.m.


ADMISSION ' 3d.


! METHODIST CHURCH NELSON ST., LOW MOOR •■i '■ :-------r i A GRAND


JUMBLE, CAKE AND


POUND STALL will be held


To-morrow (Saturday) /(September! 24th


! To commence at 3 'o’clock.


ADMISSION 3d. ; Refreshments


Methodist Church Waterloo


LADIES’ EFFORT FOR SPRING FAIR.


A Grand Concert School


wUil be-given in the above I


Tojmorrow (Saturday) ' ZODIAK’S


CONCERT PARTY Of Clitheroe


iQpener: REiV. F. A. PAYNE, /Chairman:


'•! ■


MR. PARKINSON, J.P. of Chatburn. ;. ,


. ', Commence 7-0 p.m.^ I ■


■ ADMISSION':


! -Adults 2/-: Children 1/- (Includlng light refreshments).


"it 1 k l 1


14, M/^RKIT PIAcIe, i:LITHEROE PHONE 167 & 44i


BtA^bKPOOt'* OPERA ‘ HOUSE ®DING D


M PARIS ” ijihYN LAYE and BArIrY, SINCLAIR


^DNESDAY^ OCTOBER 19th DEPART 5-30 p.m.’


Bolton-by-Bowland Motoif Services Ltd. TEL. 473


Church o| England Childijen’js Sopety


i Moor Lane Methodist Church


Season Tickets for Series of Four Concerts £1 and 13/-(Students 6/6)


From MR; -J, W[ARD, Midland B^nX-CUtheroe.


Admission W Single Concert 5/6 and 3/6 fSfiid'ehts 2/-V at the Door


in thrilling W ^ t against TAB HUNTER alii DAWN /^DDAMSm -•..■'ALSO I I I


“ return to TBTlASUjRE ISLAND - „ o 4


” B O S |E In Clnem^i pge and In iTechnicolor.


suspense story of the ye^f. aATiinhav at 2.15i GEfl^ AUTRY iri^' COWBOY AND INDIANS.” Rnaklng Officc opcn Mbnl.iWod.. Sat.. Irom 2 to 4 p.m. Tel. 147


GLITHERpE MUSIC CLUB PIANOFORTE RECTTAL ^ I . ' •I '-a ' on the Slaqe by [V C T INEK


:■ 79 ’ ^^IStHUBERrOSBOIlNE * Mum by •


IN ESA


yoUMANS-Ftom"ShofettaYe by V CENIN T VOUM


ANS -lytili by lEO


BOBW ftfFOROCldt1 IRV G CA R • Choieoetephy MM COIOUR' DithUiIby ROf ROW


Booking Office opin; dally 11 to n-sll. 3 to «-30 , LAND ' PrwIuitdbylOE^ASlERNlX- AWrG jAMutt C<rt.y


BAGH, BEETHo|v|eN, DEBUSSY, CHOPIN, _ETC. PARISH CHURCH SLND.AY SCHOOL


WEDNEaDAY, OCT. 5th : lAT 7r30 p.m. ' '


K E I l b A L L


They’re! ail j TURRET TUNED


Theyfre all ! murphy


♦Between ourselves, we think they’re very! very good.


| 17 in. All-channel Luxury Console £110. Oi 0.


SEE BENTHAMS NOW.


, FOR THE EASIEST—EASY j TERMS. FOR,THE BESTj;^X(:HANGES.


YOUR T /V AND HOOVER \DEALERS. : '..Lj I


17 In. All-channel liable T/V' £81. 10. 0


17 In. All-channel Console £89. 0. 0.


to-night GLENN F


CINEMASCOPE , < r


h i ii i at 7-3(ii' SATURDAY\it\i-W. 6-0 and 8-15


(jiRD in “ t h e : AMERICANO.'’! ; I L


Weeh oomniencInB Septomber: 26th. 1955 WIDE SCREEN


MOfDAY, TUESDAYiand WEDNESDAY at 7-30^ I L " ■ ^ 0 5 ^ to-night (Friday) at 7-30: SATURDA,^Y_at.2:16. i^icH^EL B^DGRAV^^SHEILA ^S.M„ ^';THE NIGHT ,


WIDE SCREEN Week commencing MONDAY’W FRIDAY at Ti30i 8ATURd|


September 26th, i aY at 2-15. 6-0 and 8-15 WIDE SCREEN- TO-NIGHT a t 7-30 SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 GARY^COOPER, BURY LANCASTER in “ VEGA CRUZ."


RflTlIRDaV at 2-^5; j^ENE AUTRY in “ FALSE NEWS.", WIDE


[Week commencing


SCREEN _


ISoptcrfiber 26th. 1955; MONDAY, TUESDAY V/IDE SCREEN _________anti. WEDNESDAY a t 7-30i EDWARD G. ROBINSON, GEORGE RAFT in


Terrific, from the flr^t eS. to tire last thrill. The Inside stoiy^ of the -world's grimmest mahl|unt.________ ■ ;


A B t L i t i r FO R JO EY ■


: THURSDAY and FRIDA\ _i cinemascope —


at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 SPENCER TRACY, ROBERT RYAN in {AD DAY AT BLACK ROCK ‘ > .'i


14 In. All-channel Table T/V £69. 15. 0:


14 In. All-channel Console £79. il0- 9 .


(A) j ;' , FOR FIREPLACES, !


RAYBURN COOKERS 1 HEATERS.


AND


SEE OUR F


. -IB ALL, ■ i ^ g a s J^PPI'JAHCES, \ \ THEO WILSON


and s o n s , .l t d . ,,, y o b S'STREET .i


CLITHElioE. Phone 88 tThey?re a ll €iO0P * I SHOWROOMS I


\'. I'.


Whatever the occasion, ,we specialise: In CLOTHES for discerning men who desire STYLE, CUT arid IQUALITY at a reasonahlej price.


Hi dH-GiRADE TAILORING i ■ '


i' ' ! , — PATTERNS WITM' PLEASURE —


FREDRE^ « TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS


9, MAEKEl PLACE CLITHEBOE; |Tel. 58


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