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Various suggestions for overcoming this difficulty were voiced to a "Journal" reporter, many saving that week-end fair would realise greater crowds Another disappointment to showmen was (hat afternoon crowds were considerably down

of lan Hay's "Housemaster" regarded by many as the local amateurs' most polished effort date. "Housemaster" their eighth play, and producer again Mr. D. Kendal- Greene. The story is popular one. and the script provides much humour. of the play takes place, is almost forced to re

could be made. He suggested something in the nature of a temporary building until a permanent centre could be established. Referring to the work of the Association nationally. Mr. Atkinson said they now had 132 branches throughout the country, with a membership over 7,000. . Thi

Fellowship Meeting at the Methodist church was addressed by Rev. H. Fewster. of Bingham.

Very real evidence of a religious revival, especially in Lincolnshire, where it was manifest in a greater love for our county churches, was remarked upon by the Bishop of Lincoln, the Right Rev. M. H. Harland, in a sermon at the week-end. the last ten years, he said, something l

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When, four generations of the family, including Mrs. Freeman, visited the " Journal" offices on Tuesday for group picture to be taken by a staff cameraman, Mr. Freeman smiled at his mother, a sprightly woman who looks years younger titan iter age. and declared that he had promis

WITH VACANT POSSESSION. ROWSTON VICARAGE (between Lincoln & S'cfcrd). A Small Country House 3 Recep.. 4 Bed.. Bath.. 2, W.C.s. Garage. Electricity and Water. FOR SALE by PRIV ATE TREATY, including beautifully loid-out Garden with Trees. Shrubs Bulbs and Herbaceous Plants. For fu

situate and being Nos. 2 & 3. COMMERCIAL RD GRANTHAM. now In the occupation of Mrs. Harte and Mr. G. H. Prest. as Weekly Tenants, and producing an Annual Rent of £65/8/8, Landlord paying the Rates. Each House contains FRONT SITTINGROOM. LIVING ROOM fitted iccess cupboards. THREE