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yhint • • cftCargaret’s : Corner ♦ ♦ D**ar Chums, I am writing this letter to you during the heat-wave. Of course by the time you read it we may shivering. But just at the moment that possibility seems quite pleasant. Poor little Wendy is suffering sadly ; Nap is not too unhappy

Engagement Celebration.— The announcement of the engagement of Miss June Seaton, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Seaton, of Croughton, and Mr. John Day, son of Mr. and Mrs. Day, of Chipping Norton, was the occasion for a party to celebrate the event, on Saturday evening. The p

At Banbury County Magistrates court on Thursday. The Beecham Construction Co., of Shipston-on-Stour, was summoned for permitting the use of a defective motor lorry on April 28th at Adderbury, and with permitting the use of the same lorry with a dangerous load. Mr. E. H. Whitehea

ADDERBURY—67 (F. Beasley 19 W. Pollard 12 ; M. Lainchbury 6 for 35). CHIPPING NORTON—I 46 (J. Preece not out 43, J. Jarvis 22, G. Goddard 17, D. Reeves 17). Chipping Norton won by 79 runs. Rousham v. Twenty Club 2nd TW ENTY CLUB 2nd—l27 (T. A. Harris 37, J. East 29 ; E. Pratley

Barford Hornton w BARFORD . Murrey b W. Millman . . 3 Austin Hillman England 0 A. rhornitt bJ. England .. .. 20 F. Davis W. Hillman K. Tims c Freeman bA. England G. Castle b A. England R. Slatter b J, England R. Parker not out T. Smith c Sumner England 3 C. Taylor b A. England 4

Great Bourton .. .. 7 61 0 12 Bodicote 7 5 2 0 10 Woodford 7 4 3 0 8 Chacombe 7 3 4 0 6 Radstone 7 2 5 0 4 Middleton Cheney ..5 0 0

3/- DUDLEY (for the Z00i... 7/- BIRMINGHAM 5/9 WEST BROMWICH ... 6/6 WEDNESBURY 6/9 BILSTON 7/- WOLVERHAMPTON ... 7/6 11.36 a.m. LEAMINGTON SPA ... 2/9 BIRMINGHAM 5/9 WOLVERHAMPTON ... 7/6 1.36 p.m

The Banbury N.A.C. pair E. R. Harris and D. Wheeler were beaten 25-8 by C. Hainge and V. Brooke (South Oxford) in the pairs group final on the Chestnuts green. On the South Oxford green P. S. Jones and A. F. Turner (Banbury Chestnuts) beat M. Gray and L. Ward (City and County) 1