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The members of Westerleigh branch of Chipping Sodbury Nursing Association held their annual meeting at the Schoolroom, Westerleigh, Mrs. Groves presiding. The hon. secretary and treasurer (Mrs. Yates I reported that the membership was 84. and that the last year had proved most s

The funeral took place at Long Ashton PariNh ehoroli rnrntk of Mr. Joseph Farrow, late of Nicholas Street. Bristol, who died suddenly at the age of 67 at his residence Belle Vue. Long Ashton. The Rev. J. E. Varley (vicar) conducted the service. Among the principal mourners prese

Members of Durdham Lodge. R.A 0.8., attended the funeral, at Canford Cemetery. of Mr. E. Lloyd. of Highland Square. Clifton, and Mr. A. T. Hayward. C.P., Grand Secretary, read the funeral service of the Order. Other lodges represented were Provincial Grand Lodge of Bristol, Frie

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17th. International Rugby Match— England v. Wales. 8.3 a .tit.-1):t 'hip to London. Rehm 20/-, 3rd 12/-. SUNDAY, JANUARY lath. 10.53 a.m.— Half-day Trip to London 7/6. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Sig. --- 'led Expreaa Reatauratit-ear Halr-dav Trip to Ludes 7/S. have Lawrence Hill 11.0 St

NEW DIVING STAGE Marine Lake. Burnham, where many well-known West of England Swimmers will disport themselves during the taming season. THEFT FROM CAR AT BRISTOL A. VALUABLE silver mesh handbag, the property of Miss Sheila Woods, Bridge House, Winscombe, Somerset, was stolen from

dinner and prize distribution, held at the White Hart Assembly Rooms. Responding to the toast " The Chairman and Fox Hunting," proposed by Mr. F. E. White, the Duke of Beaufort told of a newcomer to one hunting country who was asked to subscribe to the Poultry Fund. He expressed

The funeral took place at Cheltenham Cenoen. reventl%, of Dr. Wlillain George Connor, of Grove House, Montpellier Grove. Chippenham. The service, which was held at St. Stephen's Church, Cheltenham, was conducted by the Rev. A. E. Addenbrooke (vicar) and the Rev. R. J. Keble (cur