■ ■ I' I0a A bfM


>het;oe - Idv rrtiser Tmis, >


i i l l


March 1, I9S8>


WESLEY 1 c|ffl}RCH, et^tiER0E CHOIR anmversary


SUNDAY NE REV. A1A1| B. Mi^GCIARR


REV. «THE


(JORDPN WnJj BE GIVEljl


PETEE HULLA drganlsi


© enlng 6 o’clock: B. k e n d r e Y^


STAINER’S ' p i :^'D I


cruofijcion ’’ BY AN AUGMpi)lTED CE9 IR ’


Soloists: AND JOHNl tt. DUGDALE


ALBERT; M for choir!


Moer Lane !Mkth<j>dii^t Church, ClitW


h r,' <


^ SUNDAY NE)j:T (9th March^


10-30 a.m. and 6-0 l Rev. J. Henry FE> TON


l a d i e s ’ c l a s s 2 pirn.


, Speaker: ! U I. S' £ 111 Miss N. Hitchen


CC^^GREGATIO CHURCH


I ® CLLTHEROE


SUNDAY NEfT (9tlj March! W O R S ^ AT


10-30 a.m.i abd 8-0 pjn ( conducted by


Mr. ALA'PI^ GAUNT (Lancashire College)


10-0 !a.m.:


y o u n g WCjRSHIPI^ERS’ LEA,GUE


I ■ t : 2|o|).m;:


SUNDAY SCHO(kL Walddingtor


Methodist Church CHOIR


SUNdAy NIST ■ --lES) :


SUNDAY (9th March, 19l


Morning, 10-45 - Even Preacher: ,


I ng, 6-15


MR. F. ASHWORTH (of'Wllpshlre


Soloist: Mrs! Roth Johnson I (of: Clltheroe


anthems by the CHOm (&FERTORIES'for CHOIR FUNDS


Clitheroe Golf Ladies: Sectii)


JUMB^ S to-morrow


ALE


SA’TURDAY (Marc 1 8th) ; In the :


Conservative Club Doors Open 2-30 p.m.


Gisbum and Young Farmers


fX iM{'kli


CXDRONA'i’ION Hj3TEL LVIN


D A N C ai: the


HORTON FRIDAY


IN-CRf' MAR,


:. 14th


Dancing 8 p.m. to THE CRAyEN PL 11


Admission a/-


Clitheroe Wonen’sj Unionist Association


•I ! COFFEEMiRNING O li 'S


BRING auA ci^


, ■ I


IN THE jdONSERVA'TTVE CLUBJ CLTrai BOB


Saturday* March l5th 10 a.m tdj l2 :iooi!i


.pAND-BUy iAKi S'fAIX


Admission 1/ Pro


■ ■ " ! '• Electi6;


'peeds for IN ExpENsiik


Admission 3d Di


[strict Club


D [NNE-;


EVERY : Tel. Stbnyh


Clitheroe Free Cli


DANCE;


TURDAY urst 216.


. and District lurch Federal


Council PRESI ']’HB 9ODND FILM (Running tlme-|-105 minute)


NiaH asi


_


with MacGinnis Luther


’METIHODIST S(j)HOOLROOM 01^


ibOR


TUESDAY* MAR. 11th at


7-30|P.m. should not Imlssj! grea I


s iLVER Co|xECTIONj F , . I


ilm which has drawn crowds and which you


Ij^ddingtou’Women’s] ^onserfati|e Branch


AH Meniberfj are asked • to kttend the


ANNUAL


MEETING which will be held In


St Helen s School on


MONDAY, Speaker at


, IM Brathe


. emb e r s inch are li Speaker.


MAR. lOth 7-30 p.m.:


BisU Greenwood, Esq- C.C.


of- the. Men’s Invited to' hear


■ Refreshments., ;


(RING AND , BUY STALL St. Helen’s Sunday


School| lY^ddingtcai twelfth AL to be held a


BALL the


KING LANE CLITHEROE


HALL,


FRIDAY^ 21st |m ARCH iD^ncing |to


BUI S h u t t lew o r th ’: Band


OLD TYjjlE and 8 p.m. to 2


TIckETS (stirjctly Umltei OVER 50 SPOT PRIZES


T ic k e ts Obtainable from:' ritreeit, or


any Member of tjie tee.


COOK’S,! Castie _ ommlt-


MdOEKN a.m,li


JMBli SALE AND iPOUND STALL at 2-15| p.m. on; !


Saturday, March 15th Admission 3d.


Light Refreshments: PR0CEES3 IN


SUNDAY SCHOOL


Wh^lley Methodist ihurch


UMBLE SALE md POU


Saturday


ND STALL March 15th


Commence 2-30 p.m. Admission 3d.i


NEWTON INSTITUTE WHliST DRIVE


ANi i-Rib


:nglei oro


Proceeds • I ,!


'ANCE lAR. 14th


10 2-6 a.m dance band


IlIGHT Of’ r ■


A<lmisson 2/6 for the Reading Room ADMI ISION RESERVED


F^EE BUS [from C|lthero|e tatlon, via: 'Vhltewejl,


f .m.;i from ' 'V (adding (Irlndlelim, dfpart W 1 on, 7h-2(j p.m., - 3rlndletj)i l'.m., ’Slaldbun., 8 p.m.


Clithli In


foe btbal


lion


7-15 vli


’iddlng- m,7-30


W District League


.Iny 'orj anlsatlons wifhlng ^ sntei! a| team in the fortli- should rcgistji tile


ioming Ikeason, !al


MEl


L6wergate' II :it7--3)


I S t a n l c i MONDAY


Prospei asked to


iT ’E p UM?


'IRES th


m< etjng !n .


17, HoiDENiS:: Clitheioe. '


i P w Hargreaves Hon. S


:Rto,


UI UC iiciu w -HouS'


I y.m. o: .. 17lh


^ are also e above


I [Mard


ERCIM iTflE


H 9th MARCH, 1958 ilornlng ,10-30: ^


WH ALLEY BUSftlK


. day.' week-end’s


busy Tro^t


village Hlkere Just out cafes


notorlstt weht juntry <i: to


Ic strea med fof -i-Mt


mi! t'li


Sundalr to i glv > Wha <jlay of ti e year


and i[*mbler!


le njoylng | a; mile l i Btrengl-ii tuid ffere'kcit busy


!i1lO 8H>.‘W U yte n1i-Ie-Moqis,


Peac) to [Whalley


leb's Pellcwsblp Mrs.; Hartley


(NIBUE:—'Tie an- held by Vlhe


WHAILEY


To-motrow (Saturday) at 8-(J I and 8*16 D.pi.


Teleiiiihana; Whal ey ! 1H Tn-hight; (Friday) at MO


“THEi ’i)AY THEY GAVE bABIES AlVAY"


no M


ibEET MITC JANE GB


)m„ Tues, alldws High Bull ' Cert. A.


ROCKIhUD^N and DANA WTNTER in


lihuriday. Friday and Saturday


'SOI OF


Ho CHAI •Ml ‘ teTHlNG


V i^ L U E Cert. X.


2nd Home 8-1B p.m. P Week-days 17-30


dder JLEY


Saiurday; 1st bouse, 6-0 rites! 1/0: Children »ti


Bridge Hotel Nr. CLITHEROE


WEDNESDAY


UPPi p.m. ijo


12 midnight MiiNU


I


S W bANCE 5/-


Supper li evei'y nig!


Imenseil to


[lit


extension 11-30 p.m!


1.. ai^Wed, ITCHUM ai IREEB In


and


}i Ists I li ,| the on Satmday:r


hlbltl > being and plctu Whee.


Whal Pollli In tl day fundji.


W


Mrs. Mrs. Won con., Mrs. Mrs.


w


IMTINGs|j-Mrs.' ' )f the vicar of


) I V U e V j V t t i y j .


held! all Art Ga •es are and


ijlery,' The Tyne


FIST-:—ey : D g Co: e Stanl^ raised


rtfilngton'; |Mri Ward; Martin


imiil


tllst_ wln. jporema:. Maddo


l a the! Hi REVERB GTCN


-Taklc g advsntage lid! weather,


tor a run In le i coast on ley Its first


ot ijbrough tho


stroll were hotels and


the day. or people


-Mrs, Cope, of II oke about Methodist


on .'Wednes- p Resided. •(ilsed £12 10s.


]ialntlngi| In ,tl in of ' iancash r


t lual jumble Uey Women Conservative,-


Blbble at Sale Dock."


[juris Museum Preston. The


ibrlct ittee, 4,


OrgMilied


t !Booe(i bi6


lor I d i v i s i o n a l L a d l e s : 1,


C o n s e r v a t i v e w h i s t d r i v e o n W e d n e s -


b y ! t h e i O e i i t s M i s s


iwson J, Mrs


2, j W ,


D o m i n o e s : 1, d r o o k ; ■ c o n . .


J : . 1, M i s s W h i t e h e a d :


it ATING.--The n,w oU-heatlng


iteto was ^brought 3rst i tlm ! Ini V halley ch a t the weel:-end.


RE.)A1)


( i^edy.4 , 'f a t h r e e ^ i c


i) ; r ^ a t l o n i i j e v e n i n g


J u d d , V i r s . i . t h m o n n n d


a s c o m t h e


' e e n t w o i.


w e l l I s u i t e d t i o ■ge


f r o i 1 doe;


AI


,t'. ber ladli


vlnilng Itrajis-atlai the p ^ t i


, I le busybody,


plai ed by M^rga performance T rest ot


p e r o r m b n e e ^ , Etb erington


h( l ;s se r | rbles


boils iWyld, Ma garet Hprsfleid ■ ii'!', i


ani uai iRdj^ gre lailonal wai a; brli wai bpene: Brl irfleld.


LADIES’ iWEEK- Mai geiy i Delvhurst, e n t s c f e m o t i o n , a s


W , | W e p l o t c e n t r e s f l n d i n ; b f a l e t t e r w o u i d - p e ' s w e e t h e a r t s ,


irlene H of the imd ,


pie.


l i r t l e y , a w e e t h l a s l n g p a r | e n y a n d


as |jlll Turner,


lelarta, Is attrac- Inl her stage


i ts ,' played by Joyce Holgate, ihelr roles. .


the other i Ainerl;», jWeil,' lending


■Mri . Hartley, over irgery Dodson most con-


Ml tic accent to


Mrfs.j Grbpher, is Hai-tley, whose


rjirthy of note. it :glve tip-top


siiecially , Hazel liUdle the Maid.


a taken i by Robert Wyld.


Dorothy Cooper i and i


ejrort


School g-an'd-' by


In the evening a Judd was Pis yers ,ent till t." I I


( in Bun


-1 'Uyi llrsl


.END.—The 36th a t the Con-


on Saturday sale which Hilton, of


I i the chilr was Mrs. G.,Badley. ■esentep


toed I" ly the


,.L collect! in was i


pmedy by 'Tom by the School Women are like


Mr I. G.! Bailey | (C th< mdrnl: g, and (G;. barwe Id) In


preachers were ;Harwood) In Mrs. Howard


the evening.


Ini '^rvl( 5 for Ml islonary. Societ y cei ds |are ixpecte 1 £ 150. I;


VHI^T DRiyi iUnger; wai M,C.


well 'iiresented | w llst i drive in II lb bn Monday


Winners: IF ad(h|am)


taken a t morn- the Colonial ! Total pro­


to be nearly i


t ie tbe


1, : N: 2, iMr


coi., Mrs, R. Isl 1 Hfnsob; si eclal.


.—Mrs. |W. A. and Mrs. Max- prizes < a t a Conservative


A. Mellows :s. I T. Haworth:


IS drs


and Mrs. W. R, Mellows,


movement- ’ Bradley, ad, ()llth olme 'bn, Si


the Cllther ii ML Bradle|y municipal arid again


year. A former


MR. Vj' stalwaijt


Hr! VI of


S. B of


ibroe, nday


.I'Lltam Stan- ipi Herithorn died at his In his 63rd


ADLEY ; yhe Labour


Lil


to trade li president branch of Engineering _ uiftll 1956 a|nd taffy.


union on ... CjmncU, of former pret


He also,


both orgar Isatip rrionths ag) hfealth.


gfve up th


delegate t ) and Cheshire .


t the


He devoted mu irlloh


but was unsuccessful the:


__


the Unih


iwhlc, Ident. sec


rep Cll


be:


_ ibour Party, i icntested the


-lalrmaii! Oi


ins in 1953, fcllowlng year,


bf t!ie Clltheroe .Imalgamated in from 1954 l ;er as secre4


jh of his time affairs being


i.ti


ifesented the ;heroe Tra'des :h he was d . He had tb


Wom^n Are' Like comedy by


I prei Sch by


jfented In Bead K)l| on Satur- the School


Into use for Parish


Alston preside! Sabjfen Parish nesday.


p a r i s h


ipmplalnts bad state


Is in and F. Shields


orm


.al' survey led.


i t Is hopee


tipping of ru street by the


H e y s ; c o n . ,


H.{ C. Snaps, Whalley, has e .spring es •el Art, now


t^ n . lecture ent (jmr :Heritage" members of institute' by . levejeys, on ' ranked by Mrs


WOMEN’S I


tMlTITUTfe.—A lan- tled " England-^ vss presented to


Rliplngtoi. Women's burton, of He was


clrUclts l^lnnln^ b ’ In a Ij-lb.


A competition


by, Mrs. Dean, socoi^d, and Mr^


Jun: , M r s ,


C h u r c h a t P a y t l o r n e a t a p u b U c s e r v i c e .


I HETHODISM.-I-Slx r e c e l - v c d


t h e


I T e h y e a r s a g e ■ H S u n d a y S c h o o l


H a r y i s t F e s t i v a l i p a y t h o m e ' e a c h I Sui


1 Orj Whit day School was ^ o ja r s and monthly service At that


churph memben. servlCf" — "• when they begs nightly


Sunday Scboql t w o


received Into membership on Sun- Mr. ai- Mrs. Wm. lad


In 1956 twe women be:


(lay. Before 1966,


HauiOh, who s CUtlwtoo each th Work In


e the


Te-lday there Church


U.i School scholarn


S A] IDES C (


U N C I I . dour


—Councillor


a meeting I of cfl on Wed-


received about ripalr of the


around .the village. 'Ziunty’s dlvl-


f i r , ! hi s been in to


ibblsh


, The dropping roals and feto I t Is being Pulillc Heab: Ree illey.


paths lealt


of two bins. o mf


I ilimlnate the in the main


lahure on the vras reported. 1th by the spector ! at


itlll tray reek ,e Sundi are I I and


lel out from done all


lay School.' members ^f 16 Sunday


ihers—these long the six


■tnts became 1


the " most the letter '' was won


liulow: being [date, third!


PAVtllORME I n t o


only annljy


—were year.


ihter was therd


and


lued n to


day, openejl


] leople were Methodist


on Sunday ' r J'


two servioes 'ersary and held a t


1919 a Sunj- ■wlth nine year a


t i a t


nstituted. ' were flye


1 e


;he monthly until 1963 held fort-


e e k . - ■ ■ i ,, M r s . O d d l e .


W a d d l h g f o n ■ M e t h o d i s t C i h u r c h o n ^ S a t u r d a y r a i s e d . £29 f o r i W . F .


' W o m e n ’s l ^ l l o w i h i d j o f l! i .'.. •! ,


m o n t h l y m e e t i n g o f ' W t d d l n g t o n M . U . . w a s . h e l d o n T u e s d i y a t t b e V i c a r a g e ,-1 w h e n ' N U s . ! ’) ’. i H . i J H a w k i n s l e d t h e d e v o t i o : i s . M i s s D . i S p e n c e r , i o f t h I s t a f f o f C l i t h e r o e I G i r l s ’ G j a m i m r S c h o o l as 'a


M O T H E R S ’ U N l 6 ^ . ' i j - T h e


gave a talk on her w^rk Scrlptuie/teaCher.


fELLOWSHIP ■ ■ ■■ ■ w ■ ■*■ d £ & . •' 1


services -was continued bi the Vicar, the Rev. h1 Hbri man, | on Wednesday. A cijlldren s leryloc was "held' In the morblrg in [tfae P^lsh Church, while! t le adults ihet In j I the Institute! In j the evening.:;


LENT.-^’The course of IjCiiten


frpm the' film j' 1 biheld | His Glory" rWas entitled I’Geth- stmane,


' I’Thls-Week the film strip t^en I ,


i n g o n , W e d n e s d a y r a l s i d £ 11|' f o r T j n i s t a n d Y o u t h j C l i i b f i t o d s i a t C j h a t b u r n I M e t h o d i s t ( r i i p r c h .


' [1 LOW MoOR I FELLOWSHIP


Fenton , spoke to! N Methodist Women’s about ‘'I’Treasures ■Value’: I .bn T u


-The Rev ili on Pell


Webster'was a t the plaab COFFEE. — A


J. ;H.


Street oWshlp


e s d a y . coaei ivenlng


of Seiit m'lntal Mrs.


organised; by Mr. Haljov’s ,ind Mr. T. Tattersall on tyedneidai- raised £8 f o r : tru s t funds Mi Union Otreet Methodist toujrci. I


EEICS


greaves was for imar y member of the jchbli at U|nlon Street Methodist Ohurc). iwlth which; she w'ais She -was also la _ the ‘ old Clltheroi Society,


fssbcl&ted. member lof


-| ,


firm of Hargreajved ____ Ltd., haulage coritractorp, which - her huiband.


She was a dire


James Hargreaves, fs, ^ part- ner. ; ' - 1 , 1 Sympathy -wjill 'M atcorded


____ ____ Mr.


him and his son Jnj tljelr be­ reavement.


Church ‘ preceded ^ ..........- ment at Clltherpe Cpirietfiry yesterday.


A service iri Un on h e


jretaryship of ins about 12 :ause of 1114


IA few yea:■rs ag(the Tirades Councils,


’area. Bom In ...


for


to the cominlttep hie was also thi 's sentatlvei o l Committee c Labour


Of th ■'tt,e


thb


Eradley wis an t!ie Merchi nt Na t) 1921, corjiing y^ears ago


Maa


under-ma; fiactory;in ihg a chi bne Cllthen Ltd., in 19


t e r e s t I n d n a c t i v e . r i i i t t e e o f t D l u b f o r i s f o r m e r


f j A t - I . C . I


s p e c i e s o f ■ ; h e w o r l d .


o f f e r e d . A servile


: o w h o m


Dhurch p Jarleton, aesday. i


H e I s ' s


; a s g a r d e : ^ oi j o n t a i n h i i


' o c H . ! O n e


Federation of being elected


he was the Lancashire


' In 1952, and union’s repre-- Disablement 1 Ministry bf Blackburn


to ivy from 19l6


ichester Mr engineer, in


Clltheroe 24 During .16 last war ne w^s


ir agerl at a gaS-mask Blackburn, becom-


':5.


J ime years. He iwds r leml er of Clltherbe


Jlr.;B ii ling.


cacti ijradley’s hobbl:


lurvlvb mu


ich id by a wide


sympathy


iileced 3d cremation at Blacipool, on Weu-


:e In St. James’s MR; E; I pltal bn satu , D'day of Mr.' Ed- The, dei th c


worked A. Heator about 15 ago. In was a Pigeon Sympa


A semi


,. DRIVER ccurred In hqs-


ward L. Avfenue, C hath Of 66.


prlver. of 28 Pendle ]urn, at the alge


..ub. '


his wldo’ and two reavemei


1.1


ilhy ivUl be accorded ijv. diughter, brother slst'srs In their be-


jlearE, until 12 months tils younger days he ember of Chatbum ■ ! 1::


ij-lnvdlld, Mr. Drlyer a girdenet for:Mlss at ‘ The Royds," tor


man, ofiQjlattd at the funeira which to )k p ace at Cha Parish Ciurci on Wednesday,


The Vliar, the Rev. H. Hard­


Mrs, W li nle St. Paul died at She was


singer' In A well


MRS. W: HARGREAVES limown contr


-T he


.Is Sf: lier


;;reet. Low ...- home on Mond:


r younger' Hargreaves


dl;


, Ol!" Moi


Bom 11L6’ V Moor, Mrs! Har-


mjmiy dlifereji frpm all,cv


his greenhbusi


welfarelwork, being; laember of the coir -i leSiiortsand S-icitl


he t')ok a great Ir -


jge-hand fitter at I oe factory of I.C.1!.,


Jackson, of 9, Chatlniin Road, Clltheroe, died In hospital! on Sunday. She was 15.


Mrs.; Mary I jjo se p h l r ie M rs. m. jj. jk KSiok Bom In (plltkiro!!, Mrs.


Jackson waskeIt-1 mown and respected, being associated with. St. Michbel and jSt John’s Church, ' vph^j 'she was, a member <ff tqe Womai’s


Sodality. I '


and four daughter s, who will have sympathiy In the ;lr loss.


A; widow, she leavefe p son ' A ’ The!funeral toot.plaiie! on


Wednesday, sjt s i Joseph’s Cemetery, Clljheroi i.;


}„ MR. it. MAESDEk' Ai. member of an o k Cllthe­


roe | family, Mr:, Eov land Iriars- deri, of 4 l^anklln ^t^eet, Clltheroe, died la- hospital yesterday week. He was] 79.


In his yoqnger


Marsden kept a Franklin Stre World War he served


3t un durin


driys, Mr. brikdry In til trie Iflrst


with tl^e


wjilch 4rmy


Veterinary Corps In Stdcinlka. His love of homes wasi re­


flected in his occupatipri when peace' returned—he Was jem- ployed In coai haulage py the late Mr. A. Braltriwjalkj and later by Oswfld Rpwe and Ltd, ! -


Interest in ' mu Ic,


himself was ettlst, A' widower


Street ihter-


Choraj


ctjor of the and Coates, . i l l


C O F F E E . — ^A j o l k t j c o l e b E v e n ­


GHATBURTJ ■ was ■ ■ ( ^^1“Son


Christian


Hymns ’’ 'was the title of given by j Mrs, J. W.'l lou’i^ members lof CSiatlurri IJetioiilst wimen’s 'Fellowship bh Wednes-


I ;


ISTRICTS I WADDINGTf N


F E U i O w s i n p ; ^ ‘ ‘ ' r h k l i f e l o f m i r e n c e : N i g h t i n g a l e " I ’ y a a - t l i e


1 s u b j e c t o f . | a i t e l k - g i v e n b y - M i s , I J . I H . P a i r w e a t h e r , o f ' C l l t l i e r o e , i t o ! i W a d d l n g t o n • ,; M e ; i t : i . o t t l s t W o m e n ’s r F e U o T v t t b l p i j j e s t d r d a y w


■ M i a s H a w o r t h , ' p r e s l b e d u n d M f s , B a m e s , t h e i t ^ h o s e s i w a s a f f l i s t e d b y M i s . T j A d d s o r a p d M i s t ' P e a c e . - T h e ; p l a j i l s t w a s


'


W O M E N ' S ’ F E u l o W S l j l R . j - T h e a n n u a l j u m b l e s a l e a r r e n g e d i b y t h e


. f u n d s . , i i j j ;


[,,,,; I'n e w t o n ; bAl J. Nearly £306 has


beeil raised since 1951 by New­ ton 1V Uage Hall Comriiittee: Their latest effort yrak the annlia iball and whist drive in aid bf.Cancer Researcji, which was| held,on. Friday.


Mr. Howden supervised play


at Il3 'tables for .whlsj;, the prlzies jbeing presented by the Institute, chairman, iMr. G. Sedgwick, tb: Ladles—1|, Mrs. A; Howard; 2, Mrs hal^hjiS, Miss Seed half—Mrs. Worsmek. Gent.’s Dugdalle; 2, Miss Jackin; 3,


Green


, Altham; con., Mrs. 1, ' Mr. H.


____ . , Highest


Mr.i M!oorhouse; Highest half, Mri Green; con., Robin; ion,


Miss E. Music for dancing was sup*-


pllOd by the Ingleboro Dance Bafid,iMr..H. T. Breakd being


the MtC. GUILD.—This season's final


mebtldg of Tuesday Gu!ld was held at Newton Congreg itlOnal Chlurch this week when the Rev. fialllfe Ffrench presided.


'Mr. !p. J. Kean, of Sla dburri,


gate la .talk on “ Bli’d lifO arourid the Stocks Resurvolr,’,’ lllustiated by coloured slides from his own photogpnbhs.,


LITTLE MITTON


y/.I. -^Mrs. R. ■Williams in pre[ It Wednesday’s meeting of Mltton W.I. at Lofthouse gave


various cuts of - meat.


thdnk'Xl by, Miss Hornby. k r s - A. J. Laycock, who reported


onj! t i e annual meeting of the LF.w i. at'Lancaate.r, was thanked by| Mrs! WllUamson. Mrs Forster gallnetl a bursary for the Denman College.


,'|compeUtlon for t i e best [e rolls was won by Mrs. A. s^ r s , and


■jThd social half-hour, c inducted


b:^ the Mltton Road .members, tMk the form of a guessing com- litltlpn, won by Mrs. Fewbould hostesses were Miss Hornby, tnee, and the Mlssep A. and


id! Khowles.- UARY


1 liner al at Bolton-riy-Bow- jand Parlsri Church on Mon- ilay.


m s s R. TATTEB^ALL


She was orn at Chatbuijn, Miss


dent. Miss Ruth Tatt-^rsall, of Abbey HoUse, died on day at


A'well-known Saw ey resi­


at the home of 10, West View,


_ Wednes 1 er niece C lltheffoe.


Tattersall lived at Gisbum Cotes Farm. Sawley, tor many; yeaire.


she was a nurse, Ming on| active service, for fi re years, two of which weie spent abroad. She was or e of the firsl; British women to enter Bag dad when It was captured from the Turks,


During the First wbrld War YOU CANNOI TO MBS THESE


i Associated with Sawley Me t h o d i s t Chur:h. Miss 'attersall leaved a sister and:


;wq brothers, who toI have lympathy iri their loss


joniorrow. Saturday, will preceded by a s« rvlce Savjrley Methodist Ct urch.


]dieri in hospital on 'after a long Illness. |61


51


A native of the Mr, Whittaker. W3F


The funeral at Grindleton MR. W. WHITTiiKER


k r . Wilfred Whittaker, of Pendle Road,


Clltheroe, Saturday He was


bproughj brought


iiip In the family b islness of pal cake-baking and was a| iarilllar figure aliout the; tovm until Illness :ompelled hi s' retirement apout five years ago. He was associated with St


Mqry’s Parish Chprch, and who will


'fhe funeral was d i Wednesh; I da 7 at Clltheroe C'imetery.


;be accorded sympathy In their iiloi


:' Co.,


from ‘a, famiy who could all play a musical Insi rument. He a skllleld Jclarln-


Mr. Marsdeii als(]i h ^ a- keen coming


a for [9


leaves one da'ugh^er have sympatriy In ment.


Clltheroe Cenietepi day.


Brook-side Cott£ by-Bowland.j: died yesterday week.


m. George


; ,'i . years, he


w ^ will deii berfeaye-


The Interment took place at on Mon-


MR. ja. N|x6N;' ,ge


Hall! and Closes Nixon was shorn _


An! estate! worker


Hd ■was 89. all Boltor


buL had lived Ifi Bowland fori more


In Bumle; Boltpn-b


,, | | ' ;Haiij ,Mi


years. Prior [to his retire at; the age lof 70 he, »*» worked fo r ! the West! I^ldin County (Doupcll.


sons and tyro daug!itprs: wh) wllhbe acc()rded sympathy.


A iwldowk; he ikves-tw^ Savage. ofQclatJed | At 1 th The ' Rector, the Rev.


, Bolton- Iri hosplta:


Nixon ol


GOOD SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY SENSIB


NEW WINDOW PISPUA HAND-MAD


SAIVE-DAY REPAIR SERV E BOOTS AND


[OE CLOGS A FMULY BUsWsS BUI jT in the tradition of PER50NA - SERVICE


8Z|86, LO\ypiGATE, CLI ' ESTABLISHED 1910


m i iEROE


ClfAMPIDN SHO APP(


EAtn. FEW, LEFT HEAVY miInster rugs SUGHTLY FULL-SIZE RUGS !52/6 EACE SOPAHUGS £ 3/12/6 j EACH, 60 X 30, 37/6 EACH. ; ONE RC); WEARING STAIR CARPET CUT. - MATTIN'


AFFORD bargains


3 x 2i .AXMINSTEB CARPE(T4 £10/10/0,! £11/5/0 _____


all-wool pile AX-, FAULTY designs]


A T wriTiT T3TT t? AY-


f e Al>PROX.i2 X l i j LY RUGS APPROX I


, NLY 22i iri. HARD-1


l/^ YD., ANY LENGTH j ’ROb1i 7/6. I


'(


8o! X 100 HEAVY COTTON BiUnKETS, SLIGHTLY SOHiFD, 17/6 EACH. FULL-SIZE {PILLOW CASES 1/11 BACH, LADIES' TIMEX WATCHES, COMPLETE WITH EXPANDING BRACELETS, 57/- EACH—USUAL' PRICE 67/3. GENTS’ TIME WA'TflHES -j- USUAL PRICE 62/6 AND 72/6-OFFEteito AT 52/6


MANY MORja i WA’rc i ! ' BARGAINS. ALARM. OL(X!KS from 17/6.


1 MORTON’S r e p a b r e r OF t h e B SOLE AG this district! for 59/-, & [you will SAVE klONEYijBlJYING NOIV — A'T


8, Moor {.Lane, (Clilh^rpe . telephone !lNO. ^20 !


. . . it’sllhc best in the world, yet it dbesn’t cost any more than an ofdi.nary. weatherproof. For examplp, this famous.Walking ‘BurbnTy’ weatherproof, with generous, comfortable cut, sup arb doublclproofed gabardine and a host of extra touches for smart­ ness is only 7^ guineas.


For ladles and gentlemen.


FRED BEAD C0.^TD, DAYS


All sizes in stock. Tailors \ and jputfitters | M a r k e t P J a e e , d i i h e r o e . t e l . 58


liAST OF


wtlch Mr, talk oil Be was


AFFORD A


PRELIA^INARY NOTICE j GRINDLETON ]


MOTHERS UNION : '| ■ /■ :|- ’---- -- :


I WHIST i /


k © DOMINO DRIVE


Saturday- March 15th i , at 7-45 p.m.


i i


Rowland Forest Y.F.C. The last] in the Series of '


MikT DRIVES ,1 will be held/on


! In the '• ' i


Saturday, Marqh 15th i !


BaUroom, Dunsop Bridge ■ : I at 7-30 p,m. i


i Admission 3/-! i i - I ' (Supper Included)* I


I


Paythome, Newsholme I , and District


I12th| MARCHi 1958 j i


I at 7r30 p.m,


IPAYTHORNE C.P. SCHOOL golden jubilee


RE-UNlON


I ' ENTERTAINMENT I BY PRESENT SCHOLAIRS


1 I'All former Scholars- j and Friends Welcome


114tli MARCH, 1958 1 : I at 7-30 p.m.


i ! WHIST, DOM INO ;DRM & DANCE


I • HODDER BAND • I EXCELLENT PRIZES Whist and Dominoes 3/-


j Dance 2/6. Combined 4/6 (Including Supper)


PROCEEDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH ]


CUtljel abbert


FRIDAY, I Llshtl LS'28 p .i


5(er&iI ■, MARCH 7tl


nk of Vohid m. to 6-16


IJIHE ann luncementi King lane Hall


Iiasibrougat Into tl] spotlight discussions tieeri going on sporad many morilihs.


/ lirrie problem thi l ia s ! to fade Is not can :we aflbrd to buj •We afford not to bu;


croel !to ba without hall! Is quiie unthln! jjurely is rjot a lu reasonable:] necessity town’s organisation


For &. tolfn the slzi


havd someyjhere to social events,


big 'enougl^ for ,thi and !if the!UouncU It. they -«llll surei: consider hi Udlng a hall' eithei as,a sepl or as part of a wld| ?rir ! centriallslng offices. }


No otherlhall In t!


, i Whatever scheme ! money wll have to| Dare we si ggest th; the basemf be !a fe especially authorities


reveriue-pr|Oduclng baseirient would cle jvantggeous. Does lanswer lie in the 1)1


use of them! Perhaps not,


the property by th( tlon.lwho dould the: Co-operative Socle tlnued Use of the bi a suitable'll-ent?


stUI {need a- ware| suchj a scheme them a pig cap!!


: After aljl; the


while proi tlon [With revenue. I


TjX)R thi iriemb


iding ti their m


: I k


Parish Saturday Opera Hoi men of


the GuardJ


dhurch-' visited se to see


Mr. an d assisted bj S.' Blrtwell Sleath. T! expressed son.


I The eve:


i terday mo H. Clay, He was writes ‘


fine caugh


,it was cjil Mrs. CJI the Vic and Mi,


lanks to oy Chris


*


,1 : * sp|i:


Sii: *


' ning 'a niier.'' *


rnlng b:’ )f Airk:


‘on midU 181b.


ir annul of tl


nt of the islble If the could


TVrEMBE^ of C 4"-*- H were prese meetihg pf Moor L:


dlst Men’s Fellow^ day, when Mr. showed several fib- roe and I district scenes at Skipton faUs.


I I ,


Toe H in j Decemb were paying a ret 4 *


*Q|CEN.ES Mnrt'.


the Channel Isfe on film^to Clltni Unionists; when |t the Cbnservatl


. Northern I


Tuesday. ; Miss E who presided, t! ' sentatives of Brl for showlhg the


J i . i; I ' *


I 'A VISI'TOR tc afidSt. John


mont, the Cai.l school atIWlhdsC' 27 years 1- in cl Jesuit i missions Rhodesia.] , |


'A former Rec 1


which he: atten of two 'films, '


preached I at all Sunday ipornln: evening at Ben


Archbishop C


last weekfend w£ - IAston Chtchestei,' inow engaged on at St. Wilfrid’s. P


The Meri’s Fello’. . of thi


“ Jesuit ''Mlsslo; and “ Marcellinb Spanish film abb


boy adopted by of Franciscan nil ■ * '


T^om Houghton. Clltheroe sailed iland on-7 uesday


A FTEK a lori; Englaind, M


I


f -They bad bedi Ithe hqmi Of Mti parents. Aid. autlj Idaie. of PirkAve;


sailed;on the Soi abbard which, qi laqt week’s "A


Mr.' aid ,Mu


Times',” v|as Mr. of] Southport H who is gmigrat),


larid. ' c: - , -p , bf,


'-M Faripp itrlct we: , erbe |Y.!


School, 1 nesday.


:j -MuriC jvlded; blr land Mr. vised ga


i IroaD Wise


i'C'IGHTf guesti IB


£4,715). !'


Stireet, C! wbar ret C:I ithe (£26,'121


liude J Holmleli 'fltheroe iier. of


r 0 e, net, '


f.C. at] rindle'


ers’ Cl' the '^1


for dam Edmo]


,nes. J. Edmi


’HIS SAFI


»oing arri


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