ou inters For Dear Children, Among the new members this week we have little girl who lives many miles away in South Wales, and we must give a special welcome to Glynis Williams (3). Tyle Teg, Barry Port. South Wales. Her brother, Nell, who is already a member of the Corner, has w

TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANK MARKET HILL - DISS OLD MARKET PLACE, HARLESTON which offers a complete Saviafs Service # Depositi received from 1/- to iSM a year # Saviagt Stamps accepted as cash Interest 2} per cent —Withdrawals ea demand HOURS OP BUSINESS DISS: DAILY It to 13JS oad IJO t

MOTHERS’ UNION.—The Mothers' Union held their sale of work in the Church Room. . on November 18th. results being £9 14s lOid. Proceeds the Sunday School children's and members’ Christmas parties. The Mothers’ Union held their service and meeting in the Rectory, Redgrave, on thei

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SETS k- KITCHEN UTENSILS » CUTLERY P- ELECTRIC TORCHES etc„ etc. We /nv/te you to look round our Showroom without obligation

Wednesday, December 17th 7.30 pjn. TED HOLDEN BAND Modem and Olde Tym© Dancing Numerous Prix©* Admission 2/0 RUNNING BUFFET

CHURCH WHIST.—A partner whist drive was held in the Old School on Wednesday week, in aid of Parish Church. The Rev. H. Bridges acted M.C. Prises were distributed by Miss S. Marker of House to; 1, Misa'Jiil Brooks and Mr. J. Brooks; 2. Mr. and Mrs. J. Aldrich; 3, Mr. Taylor and

WINES & SPIRITS FOR CHRISTMAS PORTS, 18/-. 18/®, 19/-. 21/-. SHERRIES 18/-. 19/-, 20/-, 24/- EMPIRE PORT and SHERRY 8/6, 15/- TARRAGONA, 7/8, 11/8. Ovals 17/7. PORT STYLE BRITISH WINES, 5/9, 6/8. BRITISH SHERRY. 5/9, 7/6 GIN. Booths. Gordons GUbeys, Bott £l/13/9. 4 Bott. 17/6 RU

to calvee was by mistake taken out on a milk round was made at Harleston Magistrates' Court on Friday when John Ernest Andrew, fanner and milk retailer, of Hill Farm, Pulham St. Mary, pleaded guilty to a charge of being In possession of milk for the purpose of sale for human con

SALE.—>A gift sale In the Church Hall raised & 1 tor ihe children s Chrlstmastide treat. The helpers included Was Baker, Mrs F Arbon Mrs. Knights. Mrs. Matthews! Mrs. W. Chisnall. Mrs. Thomdyke. Mrs. Coy, Miss Peck. Mias Whitmore. Miss Burrows and the Vicar (the Rev. U J. Baker)