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STOWMARKET ATTESTED MARKET Friday. 12th September, at 12 boob Special Sale of ATTESTED. SUPERVISED T.T. AND T.T. DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE Including Pedigree and Commercial Cows and Heifers .down calving and freshly calved: Crazina Steers and Heifers. EMne. be received by FRIDAY. A

2JO p.m. Bowling far the Pig; Punch Judy Show; Darta; Aunt Sally; Bowling Marhlea; Competition Dip; Pony Rides; Swing Boats; Competition Weight; Rifle Range; Pottesr Display; Dancing Display; Open-air Dancing In the evening; Children’s Fancy Dress Parade Refreshments moderate pr

for the recess. Socialist tempers were summer heat. When they were not quarrelling amongst themselves they hid their inability to challenge the Government’s policies under a cloak of frustrated vehemence and fury. But not even the prolonged heat wave could excuse Mr. Attlee's pe

DRAWING MATCH RESULT.—As a result of the recent drawing match at. the sum of £134185. Bd. will be equally divided between the British Legion and the fund for celebrating the Coronation in the village. At a meeting presided over by Mr. A. E. Bullock (chairman) on Friday the org

FOOTBALL CLUB At the annual mooting of the Lopham United Football Club on Tuesday week the secretary, Mr. J. Ooddard. spoke of the need for more funds, and for more young men to play football Instead of being content to watch. The treasurer, Mr. T. Williamson, ' a drop in funds

The death occurred on Sunday. July 27th. of Mr George William Dade his home. The Marsh, aged 70 years. Deceased was well-known and, res pected over wide area, having been born and lived in Wortham all his life. For many years he worked on the railway with the old G.E.R and the L

Owing to the officers being on holiday the meetings on Sunday were led by the Songster Brigade, under their leader, H. Rackham. and various songsters took part during the day. Visitors to the corps gave items at the afternoon meeting and the Servicemen played in the Band. GROUP

Sunday School Outing