which fell between 7 and 9 p.m. had had to be abandoned. For the first time since he had been headmaster of the school there were in. sufficient students to form a building course. The few students enrolled for I that subject had accordingly been transferred to Barnsley and Mexb

Private V. W. Wroe, a well-known Ecclesfield man, and son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wroe, of The Common, is now in Iceland. He writes cheery letters and does not complain of the change in conditions. Before joining the Army he was employed at the Valley Wire Works as a wire drawer.

nothing short of magic that's what women say about Carbosil. Added to the water first, it makes soap extra active. It gives extra energy to the lather. In short, Carbosil makes your soap Work with all its power—and you use less soap to do the work. Besides softening water, Carbo

If in any. moment of emergency you should want to get into touch with all the civil defence services at Wombwell you can " contact " quickly .at the A.R.P. Social Centre at King's Road Schools. This opportunity for ready access is only one of the many advanta:;es accruing from a

RED CROSS SOCIETY.—The ladies of Little Houghton and Billingley have just completed twelve months' work for the Red Cross Society, and in making garments for men of village serving with the Forces. They have completed 1,742 sets of garments. By weekly whist drives arranged by Mr

keen as I am anxious to develop our Sunday School to bring it to the , Wortley Labourer Smashes minimum level of grading and teaching. This we shall be unable to do Shop Wiudow if we have an evening service at 3 Colin Clarke (23), a farm labourer, o'clock. It is .all very puzzli

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Results of games played in High Green Darts and Dominoes League last week were: Darts: Cart and Horses 3, Crown Inn 2: Pack Horse 3, Queen's Head 2; Acorn Inn 0, White Hart 5; Rose Inn 5, Mortomley St. Mary's 0. Dominbes: Cart and Horses 4, Crown Inn 1; Pack Horse 2, Queen's Hea

Mr. D. Exley (Darton) and Miss J. Armttage (Ward Green). The wedding of Miss Joan Armitage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Armitage, of Napier Mount, Ward Green, and Mr. Donald Exley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heeley, of Bence, Lane, Darton, has taken place. The bride, who was given aw