) Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 10, 1961


CONGREGATIONAL CCHURCH


LITHEROE SUNDAY NEXT (12th February, 1961)


FAMILY WORSHIP 10-30 a.m. EVENING WORSHIP 6 p.m.


t isitors or new-comers to the town will be very welcome


V Rev. Alan Gaunt Preacher:


h “ God is the one who wills to go His love, a response which oiving echo, a living reflection


t ave from me a free response Valentine Social l ives back love for love, a


o worship with us. Thought for the week:


f His glory.”—Emil Brunner.


Moor Lane Methodist Church


SUNDAY NEXT (12th February, 1961)


R. C. Broughton, B.D. a COMMUNION


Preacher, at 10-30 a.m.: The Rev.


Mr. R. McLoughlin LADIES’ CLASS Misat 2 p.m. Speaker:


Pfter Morning Service. reacher, at 6 p.m.: s N. Hitchen


MANOR HALL Millthorne Avenue


SUNDAY NEXT (12th February, 1961)


GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m. M Speaker:


r. J. Earnshaw (Blackburn)


WEDNESDAY, 15th FEB.: Ladies’ Bright Hour


M. Speaker: rs. Bayley UNITED CHRISTIAN


(Darwen). THE


FELLOWSHIP S T WILL MEETO-MORROW


LOW MOOR at 7-30 p.m.


aturday, 11th February, at 29, RIBBLE WAY


EVERYBODY WELCOME Downham Village Hall


WHIST DRIVE including Refreshments).


Friday, 10th February ( A at 7-45 p.m.dmission 2/6


Whist, Domino Drive Whist and Dominoes commencing


NATIONAL FARMERS’ UNION HELLIFIELD BRANCH


& Valentine’s Day Dance will be held in


THE FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN ON SHROVE TUESDAY, FEB. 14th


7-16 p.m. Dance commencing 9-45. Refreshments will be available Admission:


'Whist and Dominoes only: 2/6 Dance only: 2/6: Combined: 3/6


mTickets available from any Com­ NEWBOULDS BAND Valuable Prizes ittee Member.


St. Ambrose Church School Grindlcton


WHIST DRIVE and Pie and Pea Supper W Tuesday, 14th Feb.


SHROVETIDE


hist to commence, 7-45 p.m. Admission 2/6


PBring your own cutlery. Parish of Whitewell


(inclusive.)


roceeds for Congo Relief Fund.


wSocial Evening o Cancelled


P.C.C. Effort The Proposed


Tuesday Next, 14th Feb. (Shrove Tuesday) has been


hich was to have been held on


wing to the prevailing sickness.


Toe H . Clitheroe


Teens & Twenties 7th Ball APRIL


k in g l a n e h a l l reserve th is date


Downham Drama Club Com Invite You to


(Admission 2/-


WHIST & DOMINO Sh HE SUNDAY SCHOOL


ANNUAL


-------- DRIVE --------- T will be held in


(including Refreshments). Pendleton Youth Club


ission 2/6 (Dancing Class)


in THE VILLAGE HALL on D Friday, 17th Feb.


efreshments on Sale.


WHIST & DOMINO t rop. The North Western Elec­ hursday, 16th Feb.


MEMBERS


and BEETLE DRIVE T at 7-30 p.m. on


Clitheroe Naturalists Soc. A LECTURE"


“AMONGST BRITISH g HILLS,”iven by


ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL at 7-30 p.m.


Thursday, 16th Feb. in CLITHEROE


MR. K. RYCROFT


Chatburn Football Club i DANCE


Dancing, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., to Bradley Hustwick & His Band.


Friday, 17th Feb.


Transport to Clitheroe after the Dance.


ADMISSION AT DOOR, 3/6.


Tickets 3/- Now on Sale.


Clitheroe Parish Church Scouts & Cubs


JUMBLE SALE PARISH CHURCH SCHOOL


ANNUAL in the


Pound Stall . Refreshments Admission 3d.


Friday, 17th Feb. at 7 p.m.


MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE


for your coffee gcUtogcther Available at—


A. WIGNALL, POST OFFICE. CHATBURN.


n the CHATBURN CHURCH INSTITUTE on


cory television reception was being vaused during the evenings in the wicinity of Mount Pleasant by d hat appeared to be a voltage


Players scored another success with their eleventh annual panto­ mime “ The Queen of Hearts.” which delighted large audiences in T the schoolroom on Satunday and


7th. PANTOMIME—


uesday evenings. a The pantomime was written


Cnd devised ny Mr. Edmond p ambien, of Clitheroe. and was


well (Knave of Hearts), Colin Hartley (King of Hearts), Jack J Britcllfle (Queen of Hearts). Nora


roduced by Mr. Jack Britclilfe. The principals were Eric Birt-


lackson (Rosamund), Sheila Tow- Ser (Robin), Joe Jackson (Jack of Spades), John Boocock (King of Qpades), Una Towler (Fairy wueen). Colin Sagar (skeleton)


Lxecuted by Mr. Harry Lacey. Wighting effects were by Messrs. Co. Dobson, R. Crozler and T. a ok and the wardrobe was Drranged by Mesdames A. Cliff, W. Lobson, J. Jackson and Miss G. Bawson. Messrs. A. Cliff and H. h rltcliffe were stage manager and


he dancing troupe. e The decor had been skilfully


death occurred at her home, St. Mary's Presbytery, “ Bank House," Sabden, on Saturday of a well known and respected inhabitant. Miss Agnes Mary Murray.


to he show will be repeated —The


-morrow and Tuesday. MISS A. M. MURRAY.


Tss R. Crazier.


rove Tuesday, Feb. 14 Admat 7-30 p.m.


Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 7-45 p.m.


e and Have Fun at their on


including Supper).


St. Helen’s M.U. Waddington


Clitheroe Congregational Church - Youth Group


Valentine Social


Tuesday,at 7-30 p.m. on 14th Feb. EDMONDSON’S BAND


Admission 2/- , Refreshments on Sale j'


T G. Norburn, Vicar of Bolton, S he Vicar, the Rev. H. C.


AA WHALLEYSSHETON SERMON.—The edssheton Sermon was preach­ o at Whalley Parish Church R.n Sunday morning by Canon


t arn which has been loaned S PARTY.—Ballet dancing by


hape, conducted the service. last week’s meeting of Whal- bedecorating and cleaning the


he Conservative Club. r At present the members are


o them by Colonel A. Sham- brook. Members have turned out in force every week-end.


soandra Fuller and Jeanette Dob­ pan was a feature of the annual Wrty of senior scholars of S halley Parish Church Sunday atchool. About 60 scholars g tended the party, for which isames and dancing were organ­ ded by Mr. J. S. R. Shaw, Sun­ May School superintendent.


mothers assisted with arrange­ t wbist and domino drive held in


ents.M.U. EFFORT. —Winners at a


Mothers' Union on Tuesday night were: Whist: Ladies: 1, Mrs. Carter; a. Miss N. C. Camm. Gents.. 1, Mr. J. Metcalfe; 2,


he Stanley Room by Whalley


Mrs. S. Wiggans. SABDEN


VALENTINE DANCE wate towards Whittakers Farm. It T ancing 8-30 p.m. to 1 a.m. to


HE NEW EMBASSY BAND. R Admission 3/-


Women’s Unionist Assoc. Clitheroe Branch


s as also reported that the Divi­ sional Surveyor intended to place ptepping stones where the foot­ cath across Eight Acre Field is orossed by a stream and to ask the t wner to repair the stile entering


s The County Divisional Surveyor aaid in a letter that he would rpproach the interested parties pegarding the blockage of a foot­ flath to Hey Barn Farm and the Gooding of the footpath from Red


PARISH AFFAIRS.—A precept o for £790 calling for a parish rate nday.


byf Is. Id. in the £ was approved Mo Sabden Parish Council on


she scouring of the footpath along­ side the Holme Playground by Gurface water at the top of i ardeners Row was reported, and mt was agreed to make arrange­


his footpath from Clitheroe Road. t The bad conditions caused by


ents for its repair. t It was learned that unsatisfac­


vricity Board were requested to in­ 2n the County School on March


estigate this complaint. i The parish meeting will be held The St. Nicholas


YOUNG TORIES.—Mr. B. L. l Cunliffe gave a film show at tey Young Conservatives in


langho iwhist and domino drive was held WHIST AND DOMINOES. — A


n St. Leonard’s School yesterday f week, organised by the building


und committee. CWinners were: Gents.: 1, Mr. L.


Master D. Simpson; 3, Mrs. Jones. M TOSSIDE


A he Vicar, the Rev R. C. Mr. R. Wallbank (tie); cons., a llan, opened the meeting and t lso gave a talk. He was


o .U.—The monthly meeting hf the Mothers’ Union was Mrs.eld at the Vicarage last week. gpod Whlpp presided over a


T attendance.


hanked by Mrs. Adair. s A Jacob’s Join supper was


erved.YOUTH MEETS. — Tosside I Youth Club held a party in the he Grindleton, Youth Club. p About 50 young people were


as supplied by gramophone. bySupper was given and served


H the parents. The Rev. J. t all, of Grindleton, thanked


h hosts.


n PRESENTATION.—The an­ t ual Sunday school presenta­ gion was held at the Congre­


NEWTON


ational Chapel on Sunday. byThe service was conducted


dual farmers’ ball and whist orive was held In the Institute wn Friday. Mr. G. Sedgwick was M.C. for whist and prizes


heir regular attendance. n FARMERS’ BALL.—The an­


s. F. Rigby: 2, Mrs. G. Sander­


house and G. Sanderson (tie); cons., Mr. H. Townson.


or dancing. PENDLETON


Rigby.ere presented by Mrs. J. F. J Winners were, ladies: 1, Mr.


on; 3, Mrs. Ashbrldge; cons., Mrs. Eccles. Gent.’s: 1, Mr. R. Bretherton; 2, Messrs. E. New-


t Mr. Sedgwick expressed whanks to Mrs. Rigby and all


ho had assisted. f The Ingleboro’ Band played


iwhist and domino drive was held an the Village Hall last week in Alid or the ladles working party of


l Saints’ Church. WA com p etition was wod


wr. W. Mercer; 2, Mrs. M. E. Whit Lell; lowest, Mr. E. Holgale Madies: 1, Mrs. A. Jackson; 2, Ms. w. Pike; lowest, Mrs. D. Under­ ood.Dominoes: Gents.: 1, Mr. J.


ss R. Cowperthwalte. AMr. R. Thistlethwaite was MC.


bout £11 was realised.


ith a chorus of more than 40. t Admirable support was given by


Siam Boothman, of 7, Fort W Sunbury,” M i 11 o n Road, Sn Blackburn Royal Infirmary.


treet, Clitheroe. mA Clitheronian, Mr. Booth-


ouse manager respectively. byThe musical arrangements were


w Mr. J. Haworth (piano), along coarold (’cello) and Mr. D. Boo­


E ck (drums). Continuity, Miss Mi. H. Thompson; choreography,


h he death took place at bis M retired school teacher, l ome on Monday of Mr. Wil­


T MR. W. BOOTHMAN


Hith Mr. F. Boxall (violin), Mr. A. Member of the former Wesley (ale Voice Choir.


i an, who was 65, was keenly anterested in singing. He was P member of the choir at St. maul’s Church, Low Moor, for many years and was also a


p He was employed for a long


aughter survive him. P A service was held at St.


n Miss Murray, who was 88, was a r ative of Glasgow and came to T.eside with her brother, the Rev. S Murray, who has been priest at pt. Mary’s Church, Sabden, for the


Woston Cemetery, Manchester, on Massednesday, preceded by Requiem The Rev. Fr. Murray officiated.


ast 28 years, about 19 years ago. MThe funeral took place at at St. Mary's R.C. Church.


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TUESDAY, 28th FEB. D WHIST,OMINO DRIVE and DANCE in the


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h he death occurred at her Rome yesterday week of Mrs. Rhcda Dixon, of 58, L ittlem o o r


emetery. T MRS. R. DIXON


n the NEW FESTIVAL HALL, GISBURN, on


D er husband, Mr Herbert y ixon, was employed until two t ears ago as groundsman at Che Ribblesdale Wanderers g ricket and Bowling Club’s


Hethodist Church.


round at Church Meadow. b She is survived by her hus­


and and son. erThe interment was at Clith­


5 rs. Gertrude Garner, of d, Mitchell Street, clitheroe,


M MRS. G. GARNER


or many years and was the widow of Mr. Robert Garner, who was employed some years g ago as a gardener at the Castle


aied at her home on Friday, f arner had lived in clitheroe


ardens. wMrs. Garner was associated


'allSiuSL.


Legion.adies’ section of the British t She is survived bv a daugh­


lime been a memher of the wer and three sons one of


ged 74. GA native of Chorley. Mrs.


Cith Clitheroe Congregational t hurch and had for some


Lhom now resides in Ontario,


Roe Cemetery on Monday, the ing.ev. R. C. Broughton officiat­


eriod at Brockhall Hospital. d His wife and one married


t aul’s Church, Low Moor, yes­ Reverday, when the Vicar, the p . A. K. Bisbrown, officiated, Crior to interment at Clitheroe


t Mrs. Dixon was associated with the former Mount Zion Primi­


oad, Clitheroe. She was 78. A native of the borough,


Live Methodist Church in 1owergate, until its closure in a940. Latterly, she had been Mssociated with Moor Lane


I ember of Whalley Women’s Snstitute and a vice-president. che had only retired from the


he was 86. mMiss Mather was a founder-


ommittee in November. i Miss Mather took a keen


member of the Parish Council c until recently. She was asso­ byrs R.C. Church and a mem­


t er of the Whalley branch of che Women’s Unionist Asso­


brother.Requiem Mass af'the English Martyrs Church precedes in­ terment at Bolton on Tuesday.


nterest in village life, being a t iated with the English Mar­ iation.She is survived by her


C member of Langho Parish mhurch Mothers’ Union for d any years, Mrs. Eliza Mercer hied last week at the home of 1er daughter, Mrs. C. Gorton,


A MRS. E. MERCER w10, Church Street, Great Har­


ide with her daughter. L She was associated with


VThe Rev. W. B. Eales, c icar of Great Harwood, offi­


aughters.


was born in Great Harwood, but had lived in Billington for G about 30 years, returning to


s reat Harwood recently to re­ aa n g h o Parish Church and an dhe is survived by two iated at the interment


ctive worker there. s The widow of Mr. R. Mercer,


died in hospital on Monday. He was 89.


i nown In the Darwen district an connection with temper­ tnce work, and was choirmas­


ofHe was a founder member a the Adult School movement


n.


uest House, West Bradford. CWhen he came to live In


t litheroe in 1917, his interest aurned to amateur gardening wat his home, where his work w s a delight to many people


ho visited his garden.


ottages, Pimlico, Clitheroe, k Mr Nightingale was well tower at several missions in the Gnd also of the Heys Farm


Narwen, Mr. William Henry Cightingale, of 36, Harehill


MR. W. H. NIGHTINGALE D A native of Tockholes,


WHIST AND DOMINOES.—A


c the Rev. G. W. Curry, who t ongratulated the children on


tnstitute yesterday week when they entertained members of


resent. o Games and dancing were


trganised by Mr. W. Askew, of whe Tosside club, and music


inner, Mrs. C. Bishop. HM.U.—A meeting of the St.


poke on the Church overseas. S It was decided to visit


. J. Hawkins. s Mrs. Hawkins welcomed the


of .I.—The monthly meeting w Gisburn Women’s Institute Gas held in the Festival Hall, Eisburn, last week. Mrs. J. a llison, president, presided, wnd Introduced Mr. K. Oldham P ho gave a film show on “ The e ennine Way.” He was thank­


nnual trip. W GISBURN


cunch In a spotted-handker­ hhief was judged by Mr. Old­ Ham and won by: 1, Mrs. W. Mrsarrison; 2, Mrs. J. Ellison; 3, •H . A. Proctor: 4, Mrs. W. Sirst; 5, Mrs. J. Crabtree.


d by Mrs. H. Moorhouse. l A competition for a picnic


ea hostesses. mYOUNG FARMERS- — A hrict Young Farmers’ Club was


Meld In the Festival Hall on P onday when Mr. Halsall, of s reston, gave a talk and an­ awered questions on "Profit­ wble Sow Management.” He was thanked by Jeffrey Ash­


t upper was served by the t eeting of Gisburn and Dis­


t ave a talk and showed films to the girls on her recent visit po Canada. Thanks were ex­ Eressed by Judith Thwaite and


WHIST DRIVE—Mrs. E. Rush- s ton won the special and also the


ith Frank Mason presiding. READ


. Cowperthwalte’.' MWhist winners were: Gents.: 1"


Wallbank; 2, Mr. R. F. Bern; lowest, Mr. G. Cowperthwaite. MiLadles: 1, Mr. G. Lambert; 2,


evening.Other winners: 1, Mrs. J. L. Kenyon; con., Mrs. Maxwell and


tecond prize at a whist drive in he Conservative Club on Monday


John’s Churchyard, Read, of Mr. Rames Fielding, of East Street. ead.A widower, Mr. Fielding, who


MR. J. FIELDING.— The funeral J took place on Saturday at St.


ented by Mrs. W. Hanson.


Mrs. A. Browitt. Mrs. J. Pollard s was M.C. and the prizes were pre­


was 78, was well known and was h a native of CUviger, though he ett, officiated.


orth and Brian Harrison. g Mrs. Altham, of Grindleton,


lizabeth Horne. w A business meeting followed


Worth; 2, Mrs. Ratcllffe- 3, Mrs. halley.Dominoes: 1, Mrs. Rodwell; 2.


Wonchle; 2, Mrs. J. Smith;’ 3, Mr. w. Holt. Ladles: l, Mrs.’ Farns­


nun■■■illmu


u Hiiim m1 1ufUIn


p FELLOWSHIP.—Mrs. Bargh Wresided at a meeting of the w omen’s Fellowship yesterday Mrs.eek when the speaker was


'WADDINGTON


. Parker. • Winners were, ladies: 1


Eoom was supervised by Mr


wGent.’s: 1, Mrs. A. Under­ Mood: 2, Mrs. N. B. Smith and


Mrs. T. Oddie; 2, Mrs. Moore; cons., Mrs. W. Wright.


weeld in the church school last H ek, presided over by Mrs. T.


wrs. H. Jackson. Competition h elen’s Mothers’ Union was


speaker, Miss Stephens, who aouthport for this year’s


er R. C. Broughton, of Clith­ t ccompanist and Mrs. Walker Rhist drive at the Reading


he tea hostess. wWHIST DRIVE—The weekly


oe. a Miss M. Speakman was the


pm i»MlU>tm<


■mini mill nil,;


whist and domino drive on Wed­ nesday. MWhist winners were: Ladles: 1,


M.U. EFFORT.—West Bradford Mothers’ Union held their annual


WEST BRADFORD h rs. Grainger: 2, Mrs. Irwin;


Mr. J. Nuttall; hidden number, Mr. T. Fell.


o £ 12.


h. Seed; cons., Mrs. Wells; F, Mr. J. Aspln; cons., Mrs. H.


n Saturday. 1 Whist winners were, ladles:


idden no., Mrs. W. Smith. 2 Gent.’s: 1, Mrs. Jackson; P. Taylor; hidden no., Mr.


owperthwalte. 2 Dominoes: 1, Susan Wilson;


d —Mrs. Rose, of Clitheroe, coemonstrated the making of loose R vers at the monthly meeting of i imington Women’s Institute held dn the Memorial Institute on Tues­ eay evening. Thanks to her were


Mrs. J. S. Walmsley. W.l.


xpressed by Mrs. Knight. p Mrs. Rose also judged the com­


aetition for a cushion ■ cover,


Mrs. Mosley, two points, and Mrs. Leach, one point.


warding Mrs. Eccles three points, h Supper was served by the tea


DINNER.—On Friday night, the T committee of St. Paul’s Scout


ostesses. LOW MOOR


phurch, solving the heating croblems and decorating the s hurch. A free will offering mcheme was also considered to


night St. Paul's Football Club a held a coffee evening and bring-


eet the financial problems. BRING-AND-BUY—


a —Mrs. A. K. Bisbrown gave S demonstration on “ Catering for Uupper ” to St. Paul's Mothers'


as raised for club funds. M.U.


“ W.l.—An illustrated talk on g Bird life in Bowland ” was Fiven by Mr. P. J. Kean at the bebruary meeting of Slaid- s urn W.l. Mr. Kean was as­ wisted by Mr. G. Kean. Thanks h ere expressed by Mrs. Dur­


nion on Wednesday night. SLAIDBURN


am.


ad lived most of his life in Read. n The Vicar, the Rev. F. W. Ben­


p Mrs. J. Steen, vice-president, wresided and Mrs. Newhouse s as elected delegate to the spring meeting of the Lanca­


hire Federation.


THE WEEK’S OBITUARY A MISS C. C. MATHER


“ iss Catherine C. Mather, of i halley, died on Wednesday


h he death took place at her Gome, Balderstone House, E rindleton, on Friday of Miss


y his son. T MISS E. J. ODDIE


aldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oddie, was 79, Bnd although a native of West d radford had lived in Grin­


lizabeth Jane Oddie. e Miss Oddie, wlio was the


bn ardent worker for St. Am­ mrose Church, being a former i ember of the G.F.S., though tn latter years ill health res­


ricted her activities. S The funeral took place at


h he death occurred at his Gome on Tuesday of Mr. Heorge Randall Pottle, of 30,


all, officiating. T MR. G. R. POTTLE


dat. Ambrose Church on Mon­ H y, the Vicar, the Rev. J. T.


ood.Mrs. Mercer, who was 79, Wegiment in the first World w ar, and after being wounded Has invalided to Calderstones Cospital. He was employed at o litheroe railway station as edut-porter, and later he work­ h at Clitheroe Gasworks until his retirement through ill-


Heayhurst Street, Clitheroe. s A was 68. Suffolk man, Mr. Pottle


Rerved in India with the Essex


he was 79. n Mrs. Thompson, who was a


Sied at her home on Sunday. Inative of Bentham, had lived


Pnd was associated with the arish Church.Widow of Mr. Sol Thompson,


she Is survived by three sons and three daughters.


Jted with St. Michael and St. WELLGATE MOTORS Ceeded interment at Clitheroe d2, Taylor Street, Clitheroe, y Clitheroe for more than 60


ohn’s R.C. Church, is sur­ cnd St. John’s Church pre- 6 Mrs. Mary Thompson, of


ealth five years ago. a Mr. Pottle, who was associ­


vived by his wife. a Requiem Mass at St. Michael


emetery yesterday. MRS. M. THOMPSON


sears. In her younger days, she was employed as a apinner at Primrose Ring Mill


o The interment took place Cn Tuesday at Clitheroe Cemetery, the Rev. H.. D. ames’s, officiating.


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c Mr. and Mrs. Nightingale welebrated their diamond


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On Tuesday


pnd-buy sale. Entertainment was wrovided by local artistes and £7


Church Council meeting on Mon­ day night decided to ascertain the c cost of repairing the fabric of the


f roop held a dinner to mark the —The St. Paul’s Parochial


irst anniversary of the troop. P.C.C.


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