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j Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, October 3, 1969 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES Saturday


TELEVISION BBC—1


Weather. 6-15: Simon Dee. 6-


Grandstand including: Foot­ ball Preview; Fight of the Week; Rallycross; Racing from Wi n d s o r ; Rugby League; Results. 5-15 Star Trek: 6-5: News.


12-40: Weather. 12-45:


7- 30: The Rolf Harris Show. 8-


Match Of The Day. 11-15: Movie - Ma k e r s . 11-55:


RADIO RADIO 1


10-5: News. Weather. 10-15:


Weather. News.


11-57: Northern


45: Dixon of Dock Green. 15: Three Great Stars.


Devil's Canyon'. 4-30: Close­ down. 7: News, Sport, Weather. 7-15: Gardeners' World: 7-30: Rugby Special. 8-15: In Search of Rem­ brandt. 9.15: Montreux 69; 9-50:


3: Saturday Cinema: BBC—2


Line-Up. 10-15: The First Churchills. 11: Review. 11-45: News. 11.55: Midnight Movie: ‘Man Without a Star.’


ilies Talking. 12-55: News. 1: World of Sport — Racing, Gymnastics from Bulgaria,


12: Stay Alive. 12-30: Fam­ GRANADA


Wrestling. 5’ Results Round- Up. 5-15: Tarzan. 6-10: News. 6-15: The Saturday Crowd. 7: Please Sir. 7-30: Mystery and Suspense — ‘Scandal Street’ 9: Strange Report— ‘Murder Shrieks Out’ 10; Saturday Night Theatre — ‘The Undoing’. 11-10: Frost on Saturday. With David Frost.


CIVIC HALL Tel: 3278 (GRAND KINEMAl


FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 7-15 p,nl. MACICENNA’S GOLD


Starring Gregory Peek, Omar Sharif. Technicolor. (A)


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7 p.m. A double-barrelled blast of excitement1


GEORGE PEPPARD, JEAN SEBERG in


PENDULUM Technicolor.


(X)


For the police, murder is an everyday affair \ . • except when the suspect is a cop'


VINCE EDWARDS, JACK PALANCE in


THE DESPERADOS Technicolor,


(X)


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 6-45 p.m. TOM COURTENAY, ROMY SCHNEIDER, ALAN BADEL in


O T L E Y Technicolor.


'Johnnie Walker. 2.55: Radio 1 Pop Poser: 3.0: European Pop Jury; 4.0: John Peel. Speak - Easy: 5.45: Pete


Breakfast Special. 8.32: Ed Stewart: 9.55: Radio 1 Pop Poser. 10: Everett Is Here. 12: Emperor Rosko. 1:


5.30: News, Weather. 5.32:


Drummond: 6.45: Jazz Club. 7JO: News. 7-34. Weather. 7-35: Country Meets Folk. 8.30: Rod’s Round-up: 9.15: Things are Swingin’ Around


Are Swingin' Around Europe: 10:—as Radio 1.


Vaughan Williams, Bax and Walton: 9: News, Weather: 9.4: International Festival Youth Orchestra 1969; 11. Record Review: 12; Jazz Record Requests. 12.30: Sports Parade: Golf;


8: News, Weather: 8.4; RADIO 3


Europe 10; Tony Brandon: 12: Midnight Newsroom: 12.5: Night Ride; 2: News, Wea­ ther.


Breakfast Special: 8.32;—as Radio 1: 9.55: Five to Ten: 10- Joe Henderson. i2: LP Showcase: 1: Mar­


5.30: News, Weather. 5.32: RADIO 2


ching and Waltzing; 2: The Frank Chacksfield Hour: 3; The Big Band Sound: 3.31: Melody Fair- 5.32: Those Were The Days: 6.30: The Mitchell Minstrel Show. 7.30; News, Weather: 7.35:


Country Meets Folk: 8.30: Rod's Round-up; 9.15: Things


Sunday


TELEVISION BBC—1


Know How. 12-30: Represent­ ing The Union. 1-25: Farming In Wales. 1-50: Interval. 2: Ten Classic Dishes. 2-29: News.


Matinee: Captain Fury. 4-40: The Man Who Talks To Children. 5-5: Going for a Song. 5.30: Domboy and Son. 5-55: Europe’s Richest Race. 6-5: News, Weather. 6-15: Malcolm Muggeridge. 6-50: Harvest Thanksgiving.


2-30: Day Time. 3-5: Film


RADIO RADIO 1


11-30: Buying A House. 12:.


British Film -Night: ‘Live Now—Pay Later.’ 9-55: News. Weather. ■,, ,10-5: . Omnibus. 10.55: Monty-Python’s Flying Circus. 11-25': Weather. 11-27: Northern News.- Weather.


7-25: Detective. .8-15: BBC—2_


The World About Us. 8-15: Music Now. 9-15: A Year In The Life. 10-5: Show of the Week. 10-50: Thirty-Minute Theatre: 'Trial'. 11-20: News. 11-25: Line-Up.


7: News, Weather. 7-25:


'Thought to Kill’. 2-55: Foot­ ball. 3-45: The Pursuers. 4-15: University Challenge. 4-45: The Golden Shot. 5-30: The Flaxton Boys. 6: News. 6-15: Taliesin Tales. 6-35: A Man On His Own. 7: Stars on Sunday. 7-25: The Big Pic­ ture — 'The Young Lions’ 10-10: News. 10-20: Music Hall. 11-20: Tonight with David Nixon.


Your Living Body. 1: You and Your Child. 1:30: All Our Yesterdays. 2: Fireball XL5. 2-25: The Short Story—


11: Morning Service. 12-35: GRANADA


SI. PETER STREET BLACKBURN, LANCS, PHONE OBL4 50101


DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL WlmMmlmlwmmimii


WEDNESDAY 8p.rn.to 2a.m. An up-to-date dance programme strictly for adults Adm. 5 / -


1 after 1 0 .3 0 6 /6


mrnnmmmmW! SATURDAY 8p.m. to 2a.m.) Suitable particularly for the 18's to 3 5 's whose taste is for popular music and social dancing


Week. 7: News. Weather. 7-2: Sunday Special. 9: Ed Stewart. 10: Dave Lee Travis.


6-55. The First Day of the 12: Family Favourites. 2:


Savile's Travels. 3: Scene and Heard. 4: The Stuart Henry Show. 5: Alan Free­ man. 7; Peter Sarstedt. 7-32: Mike Raven’s R and B Show. 8-45: Ann Nightingale.


Softly Sentimental, l l : Hum­ phrey Lyttelton. 12: News. 12-5: Just Jazz. 12-30: Jazz Workshop. 1-1: Night Ride. 2; News, Weather.


9-30: Sound Screen 69. 10: • RADIO 2


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB WELLGATE


TEI. 3S85 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th


BARRY NORMAN HOWARD KING


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th: ’ '


DOUBLE (won) 11 30


£30 this week.


TREBLE (not won) 10 23 7 £50 this week


NEW!! Sunday 7-45 p.1 1 1 . prompt, prompt.


5 BOOK BINGO— SNOWBALLS For the time being Thursday Bingo will be discontinued


Week. 7: News, Weather. 7-2: Sunday Special. 9:—as Radio 1. 10; Eric Robinson 11-31: People’s Service.


6- 55: First Day of the


PRIVATE PARTIES CATERED FOR .......•■••■•nuiiiuuiiiiiuiiiiinuuiiiiuiuimuuuutmuuiuiuuiuitwiUlUUUUUUtttY


Read Show. 2-31: The Clith- eroe Kid. 3: The Mitchell Minstrel Show. 4: Alun Wil­ liams. 5: Racing. 5-10:—as Radio 1. 7: Sing something Simple.


7-30: News, Weather. .7-35: Grand Hotel. 8-30: Sunday Half-Hour. 9: Top of the Form. 9-30: Sound Screen 69. 10:


RADIO 3


What’s New? 9: News. Weather. 9-4: Bach Contatas. 10-20: Your Concert Choice. 11: Music Magazine. 12: Mozart and Beethoven.


8: News, Weather. 8-4: 12:—as Radio 1. 2: The A1


Whatever the reason for your celebration don’t hesitate — Ring or Write for further information. I


huummmtimitiiiiiiiiiiimmmimimmmmimmmmrnmmM)))))))))) FULL PRIVATE LETS TUESDAYS & SUNDAYS


Bol(on-by-Bowland Y.F.C. Whist and


Softly Sentimental roman­ tic music. 11:—as Radio 1.


Domino Drive will be held in the School


on Tuesday, 7th October Starting 7-45 p.m. Admission 4/-


Salt. 6-10: Historic Perfor­ mances on Record. 6-35: Said and True, and Sealed for Ever. 8-10: Musica Reservata. 9: Where Have A11 The Old Books Gone? 9-20: Musica Reservata. 10-10: Poetry Now. 10-40: Stravinsky. 11: News.


RADIO 4 # STARLIGHT 2g OCTOBER 5th Week 7-45.start New American Duo — THE The “Michelle” Hit Parade Group — THE


BIG SPENDERS OVERLANDERS


Exceptionally Good Comedian


ROY DOUGLAS Musical Clown


LARRY PARKER — Also —


. Jan and Gordon Steve Lewis and Pam Cabaret Charges This Week 3/6.' (Saturday 5/-)


Weather. Programmes. 8: News. 8.10: Make Yourself at Home. 8-40: The Sunday


■ Valley. 9-30: The Archers. 10-30: Morning Service. 11-15: Record Recovery. 11-40: Talk-


Papers. 8-50: Calendar 8-55: Weather. 9: News. 9-5: Chapel in the


: about. 12-55: Weather, Pro­ grammes. 1: The World This Week­


end. 2: Gardener’s Question Time. 2-30: The Sunday Play: “The Devil's Disciple". 4: Talking About Antiques. 4-30: In Touch. 4-45: The Living World. 5-15: Down Your Way. 5-55: Weather, Programmes.


(Hundred Best Tunes. 9-58: 'Weather.: •


. The ; Tide. 10-50: Epilogue. 10-


10: News. ; 10-10:’ Against m ■ :


11- 2: MusicfAt Night. -11-45: Forecast for Coastal Waters.


America. 6-30: My Word! 7: Sunday Symphony. 7-55: The Week’s Good Cause. 8: Sub­ ject For Sunday. 8-30: The Age of Innocence. 9: '.Your


6: News. 6-10: Letter From . • 59: Weather. 11:' News. 7- 50: Sunday Reading. 7-55:


1: Berlioz. 1-45: Interval. 2-5: Berlioz. 3: Der Co-r- regidor. 4-25: Interval. 4-50: Der Corregidor. 5-55: City With a. Grain of


(including refreshments) TOS S I DE Children’s Christmas Party Whist and Domino Drive


at Church House, Burnridge WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8th at 8-00 p.m.


. ADMISSION — 3/6, BRITISH EMPIRE LEPROSY r e l ie f (Clitlieroc Branch)


COFFEE MORNING'


10 a.m. to 12 noon & COFFEE


■EVENING 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


“Crossal”, Claremont Drive, Clitheroc


(by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. s. Wcsthead) THURSDAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1969


Bring and Buy TICKETS 2/- each Hat Bar Preston Farmers l imited


OPEN MEETING . ON THE THEME


PROJECT 70 ■ ■ . TO BE HELD AT


S ia l io u H o te l , C l i th c ro e .■ ' ON


Wednesday, 15tli October at 7-30 p.m. Chairman: W. PINDER, Esq.,


. Longstripes Farm, Newton. ’


Particular emphasis.will be given to the Society’s current, thinking on cattle foods. Senior members ot the staff'will'


be available to talk on and answer questions about;' all activities of the Society.


’ 1 ’ — LIGHT REFRESHMENTS' — . -


Langho C.E. School MO N S T E R


Jumble Sale A N D Used Toy Stall


Tonight, Friday Oct. 3rd at 7 p.m.


ADMISSION 3d. LOW MOOR CLUB


B IN G O —Thursday and Saturday in the Lounge


FRIDAY FREE and EASY


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th Audrey Worth


Dance to the


Cosmic Dusl Beat Group


Right of admission reserved In aid of Nursing Cadet . Funds


Dancing 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Admission 4/6


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd at the Ambulance Hall, Church. Brow, Clitheroe


Clitheroc and Distriot Royal Engineers Assoc.


FILM^HOW TONIGHT FRIDAY,


OCTOBER 3rd, at 8-0 p.m. Everybody Welcome


ADMISSION FREE Supper 1/6 each ‘ Low Moor Club


Will all R.E. members please note: All.future meetings will be on the LAST TUESDAY IN EACH MONTH.


CASTLE BOWLING CLVB


EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING


to be held in the


COMMITTEE'ROOMS, TOWN HALL. '• - ’ ' CLITHEROE . at 7-30 p.m.


FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1969


SUPA-SEAL double glazing units are tailor-made to fit your existing windows, all types of windows can be con­ verted and no matter what size, your existing windows can be economically converted and installation is. hardly noticeable, unless you wish to change your colour; scheme.


SUPA-SEAL, Blackburn’s ;only! Double Glazing manufac­ turers defy all competition for quality, price, delivery and fittings with two of the most effective forms of double glazing ever, made available to the public. One window or


FOLK SING OUT !


TONIGHT TONIGHT


Clitheroe Folk Group. Dog & Partridge Hotel, Wellgate. Oet.3 From London, the top folk duo —


Next week: ROSEMARY HARDMAN & BOB AXFORP


PAUL McNEIL and LINDA PETERS Residents: The Wayfarers


, Adm. 7/6 after 10.30 10/6.; 1 (I


M0NDAY&THURS0AY 7lo11p.m. Basically soul music


including a wide selection of soul classics past and present


Adm. Monday 3/6 Thursday. 4.'-


li(.................. FRIDAY 8p.m. to 2a.ni.


Private Party Night* Tickets available to the general public Admission 7 /6


'FULL FACILITIES UNTIL2a.m.WED.,FRI.,SAT.


t In the lush surroundings of The Golden Palms you may enjoy one of our delicious food specialities, dancing or imply relax with a drink in our beautifully appointed Bars


D A N C E


TONIGHT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.


Dancing to CLIFF WINSTON’S BAND — ADMISSION 5/- —


Refreshments available. Right of admission resevved. St. Paul’s Guides, Trinity Guides and Brownies


111 aid of the SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND to be held at


COFFEE MORNING TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL


on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th 7—9 p.m.


BRING & BUY — CAKE — HOME-MADE JAM — WHITE ELEPHANT STALLS —


ADMISSION — 1/6


THERE'S NO POINT IN CENTRAL HEATING


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FREE EXHIBITION


on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1969 at CONSERVATIVE CLUB, CLITHEROE 10 a.m. to 4 p.ra. — Everyone Welcome


I -


COUNTY ENTERT.’


Annual General Meeting


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th 7-30 p.m. prompt


ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL YORK STREET


North. 8-15: It’s Saturday. 8.45: Today’s Papers: 8.50; Voices: 8.59: Weather: 9; News: 9.5: The We ekl y World; 9.20: A Choice of Paperbacks: 9.45: From Our Own Correspondent. 10.15: Daily Service: 10.30: Study on 4; 12: Motoring


Weather, Programmes. 8: News: 8.10: News of the


Talking Sport; Racing from Newmarket; 2: C ri ck et Around The World; Rugby Union; Association Football: Results; Sports Report. 6; Charles Ives: 6.35: Dis-


(A).


“Glorious comedy . . . jam-packed with originality and wit” —Daily Sketch


"Enormously and consistently funny" — .JDail.y Express. "Colossal comical hit”—News of the World! "Great Fun’’—Sunday Express. Everybody loved Otley!


DAVID NIVEN TOPOL in


BEFORE WINTER C d M E S Technicolor.


(A)


and th e Motorist: 12.23: Traffic Report: 12.25: All the Best From Today: 12.55; Northrcn News: 1: News. 1.15: Any Questions? 2; Afternoon Theatre:


raeii: 7.25: Interlude: 7.30: Polish R ad io Symphony Orchestra: Britten and Szy­ manowski. 8.30; Personal View: 8.50: Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra: 9.40: Bach and the Keyboard: 10.30; Schumann: 11: News.


' 6.55: Weather, Programme 7: News: 7.10: News of the North: 7.15; The Northern F a rm e r: ’ 7.45: Today’s Papers: 7.50: Outlook: 7.55;


6.30: News: 6.32: Farming Today: 6.50; Ten to Seven:


RADIO 4


Trouble with Joss’ 3: Week­ end Woman’s Ho u r : 4; International Concert Hall: 5.55: Weather, Programmes; 6: News, Radio Newsreel: 6.25: News of the North; 6.28: Sport Spotlight: 7: Desert Island Discs. 7-30: Gala Concert Hall: 8.30: Saturday Night Theatre: ‘Flare Path’. 9.58: Weather; 10: News:


‘The CIVIC HALL


DRAMA FESTIVAL 1969 October 27lh—November 1st


A week of varied and entertaining plays, of which full details will be given next week.’


10.10: A Word in Edgeways: 10.55: For All Sorts and Con­ ditions of Men- 11.10: Music at Night: 11.42: Weather. News: 11.45: Forecast for coastal waters.


If you wish to become a patron would you contact the Civic Hall, as our list of patrons will shortly be needed for (lie programmes. Priority booking will be granted to patrons for one week, commencing October 10th.


Dance,Dine or Relax in Blackburn's


MECCA, Tel: 3278


War Memorial Committee Bolton-by-Bowland


Whist and Domino Drive


MONDAY, 13th OCTOBER at the, ,


M(by kind permission of Supper provided.


Commences 7-30 p.m.


Whist and Domino Drives will also be held at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland, on


. Monday, 27th October Monday, 10th November and


Monday, 24th November CLITHEROE DRAMA FESTIVAL


Coffee Evening Wednesday, October 8th 7-30 p.m. to 9 p.m.


in the MAYORS PARLOUR


(by kind permission of His Worship the Mayor,


Councilor S. F. Hardman)


Cake, Pound & Treasure Stalls ADMISSION — 1/6


Proceeds for Minister’s New Car Fund.


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH YOUTH CLUB D A M C E THE


ANDR0MEDAS CIRCULATION EXPLOSION


OCTOBER 3rd 8 p.m. — 11p.m. Admission 5/- Right of Admission reserved. Clithcroe Divisional Liberal Association Autumn Fair HURST GREEN MEMORIAL HALL


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th To be opened by


WALLACE LAWLER, M.P. Raffles


(LADYWOOD, BIRMINGHAM) at 2-30 p,m.


Various Stalls : Sideshows : Gardening ADMISSION FREE


NO EVENING SERVICE


Coffee Evening at the home of


Thursday, October 9th at 7-30 p.m.


BRING & BUY STALL ADMISSION 1/6


Coach and Horses Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland


r. and Mrs. N. Hodgson) Entrance Fee — 4/-


St. Andrew’s Church, Slaidburn


ANNUAL SAL E


in the Village Hall


Saturday, October lltli at 3 p.m.


Opener: Mrs. Moir


Produce, Fancy Goods, Jumble, Jewellery. Children’s Goods Sweets and Flowers. BRAN TUB HANDKERCHIEF GIRLS


of Lower Asker Hill. Grindleton Stalls include:


ADMISSION 3d. Children Free


— BUFFET TEA — MARTIN TOP CHAPEL ;


Trinity Methodist Church ---------O------'---


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5lh 10-30 a.m. •


Rev. N. D. WALTON 6 p.m.


Rev. J. A. GOODHALL St. George’s, Dunsop Bridge Harvest


Thanksgiving Sunday, 5th October


2-00 p.m. and 6-30 p.m.


Mr. G. Hodgson, B.Sc. (Grammar School. Leeds).


Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson "Ingledale”, Newby, Rimington


Monday, 6th October


SALE OF PRODUCE for Church Expenses


at Village Room, Dunsop Bridge


SALEM CHAPEL Martin Top - Rimington


Sunday, October 5th 10-45 a.m.


AFTERNOON SERVICE Mr. T. WHITTAKER


SUNDAY SCHOOL 2-


1-


FAMILY WORSHIP Mr. R. A. CAPEWELL


00 p.m. 00 p.m.


6 p.m.


JOINT YOUTH and PARADE SERVICE


Rev. K. M. Hendry, B.A., BJ5.


St. Janies Church, Clitheroe HARVEST


THANKSGIVING SERVICES


10-30 a.m. Family Communion 2-15 p.m. Family Service 6-00 p.m. Evening Prayer


Sunday, October 5th 8-00 a.m. Holy Communion


Preacher: The Rev. W. Barrand METHODIST CHURCH - WEST BRADFORD HARVEST SERVICES


Sunday, October 5th at 1-50 and 6-0 p.m. Preacher—Rev. JAMES WRIGHT Soloist—Mr. Oswald Evans


HARVEST SOCIAL Monday, October 6th at 7-0 p.m.


Lecture—“Flowers and Gavdens" by Mr. S. H. Green — Sale of Fruit and Flowers —


ADMISSION 1/6 (including .refreshments) CLITHEROE


NATURALISTS SOCIETY St. Mary the Virgin, Gisburn Harvest


10- 45 a.m. Mattins 11- 45 a.m. Holy Communion 2-00 p.m. Family Service 6-


7-


Thanksgiving 9-00 a.m. Holy Communion


Sunday, October 5lh. ■ . . Services:


30 p.m. Evensong


Preacher: Rev. Canon C. C. Mackay


ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION CLITHEROE LADIES' LIFEBOAT GUILD


BRING AND BUY SALE and AFTERNOON TEA


at CLOSES HALL. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND (by kind permission of Mrs. M. Heaton)


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8th. 2-30 p.m.—5-00 p.m.


Demonstrations o£ Floral Art—3 p.m. and 4-15 p.m. VARIOUS STALLS


ADMISSION 2/6 2-07 p.m. bus from York Street will be met in village 45 p.m. Holy Communion Ablaze


Was titled “Black Mav 1878" ant policemen with dr trying to subdue crowd. Flying c filled the air and a background o buildings and b: dows. The other i of i similar m raged people and) mansion well abla; caption “Col. House on Fire, M Both scenes


blue band aroun and the handle w decorated. The • i criss-crossed wit) brown hair-line the two pictures side were full < One, rather cruc


The pint-sized S’


MANOR GOSPEL HALL Milthorno Avenue, Clithcroc


Sunday, October 5th GOSPEL SERVICE 6-30 p.m.


Mr. A. BRIDEWATER (Shipley)


Wednesday, October 8th Ladies Bright Hour,


2-45 p.m. Mrs. TickelL (Blackburn) CLITHEROE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th H A R V E S T SERVICES 10-30 a.m.


FAMILY WORSHIP DRAMALOGUE


“Fair Shares For All”


souv DARK! IN HIS


with an old cou facturer in our r and looked acre tall Georgian 1:


Seven years ail


is now used fo, purposes. “1 wa •that house”, lie “And our stables about where we ing now; It’s a fl big rooms, all t| work is of oak, are oak shutters! windows. They


, womenfolk and chi the house and cl bolted all the shutl he kissed us. gotT to close and bar! behind him, crossel saddled his horse! post-haste to Bla|


Riotin’


tect their propertjl off to join: them”, f The story imp re J


rioting and the: had banded togetll


the time; I had the cotton riots, hut to hear the the lips of one r directly, was to si personally involve them much near! creased the dram My old friend lo


The cotton wo:|


quiet in those know”, continued gentleman, reat thoughts. "I reme —I was only a lac at my mother’s kn little lads wore fr I was young father arrived hc| great hurry. He f l


ingly. "Things weren’t |


necessary” I looked at hin |


him to do so but. I visit never materii a few months latej life ended. All this came b |


at the tall hous' weathered brick. holds a lot of mil me—I'd like to loo! once again, somel I made arrangil


today when ar.| friend brought earthenware jug I ■picked up for a fd on Preston Marke


reminiscent of Bel It was a curio-l


of an unhappy ef Cotton s trouble! and it may be of | recall additional recorded by an contemporary wril


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Whist I Thursday, 16tl


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