FUNERAL.—The funeral Miss Elizabeth Fetch, who died in the West Suffolk Hospital, took place on Saturday at Flempton. She was the oldest person of Hengrave. being 86 years of age. Rev. H. J, Harrison officiated, with Miss Harrison at th corgan. Mourners; Mr. Edward and Mr. Fred

CAROL SERVICE.—A nine carol service was given in St Georges' Church on Sunday by the children the village school. Lessons were read by the Infants and juniors, and soloists the carols were Jennifer Wilkin, Peter Fordham, Colin Nunn, Keaneth Pearson and Mary Arnold. The Rev. F. E

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