Keeping in the ascendancy Widnes tried hard to break through. A brilliant run by Gallimore along touch almost half the length of the field looked like a try hut Sullivan timed his man well as he tried to come inside and brought him down a yard from the line. Another thrust almos

Football Match, from the Rugby Football Ground, Wigan. 4.lo—lnterlude. 4.15—Wi1l C. Pepper's "WHITE COO N S." A concert party show, revived and produced by Harry S. Pepper. Book written and remembered by C. Denier Warren. s.ls—The Children's Hour. 6.o—The Blazebury Brass Band, c

"I don't want you to blame yourself at all. So far as I can see there was nothing further you could do." With these words the Deputy Coroner, Mr. A. V. Cunliffe, expressed his sympathy with a Widnes mother, Mrs. Veronica Gilmore, of 10 Milton Street, Widnes, when he held an inqu

FARNWORTH WESLEYI GUILD.—"How to sing" was the 1 sobjecgt chosen by Mr. C. W. Geldeard, L.R:A.M., at a meeting of the literary section of Fainworth Wesley Guild on Monday. In a highly interesting and in' structive talk, and with many ' touches of humour, the speaker explained th

An important change of policy madced the proceedings of the Widnes Juvenile Court this week. The Weekly News has consistently drawn attemion to the growing concern in regard to the increase in juvenile offences, both in number and gravity. The problem has been raised into a majo

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The local Townswomen's GuUd held a very strocessful domino abd whist drive at the Fairdield Senior Schools on rhurad ty evening.