EDITH MARY RLANN otherwise EDITH MARY FENTON •LANN otherwise EDITH MARY FENTON Deceased Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1921 (as amended) Notice is hereby given that any person having a claim against or an interest in the Estate of Edith Mary Blann otherw

J EDITH and ZALDO. EDITH and ZALDO. EDITH and ZALDO. Wm anted. Sot. anil Christm# Wert. Nov. anil Christmai Week. Nov. and Cbrlatmaa Week. Only vacant dates tbli year. C.o. Hartley, 217. St. George's Road. Glasgow. WANTED, June 4, between (Dudley and

EDITH ELIZA 81DEBOTTOM otherwise EDITH ELIZA HARHOP - SIDEBOTTOM otherwise EDITH HABROP SIDEBOTTOM Deceased*

DR. EDITH'S DEFENCE OF - HOSPITAL BIRTHS ThR. EDITH SUMMERSKILL. Dr, Edith said that small boys Minister of National Insur- were taight to overrate the imance. to-day defended the practice of having babies in hospital. portance of muscle. Opening a garden

VISIT TO EDITH Greeting to Her Workers «riOOD morning. This is Edith Summervi,i' was how Dr. Edith SLerskill, Minister of SSial insurance, began a S 7 000 Ministry employees .heir head-quarters at Long- Sittn Newcastle, 10-day. . paying her first visit

FRANKS otherwise Matt In. Edith Margaret Franks ae Edith Margaret Matlin otherwise Edith Franks otherwise EdUb Matlin. spinster. late of 5C Sandridge Court, 10 Queens Drive. Finsbury Park. London N 4. died St Pancras. London WCI on 17th December. 1974

1 KM SONS’ HALF. <9B GEORGE STREET), TO*NIGUT, at 8.15. lIANO RECITAL bv Miss EDITH WALTON. EDITH WALTON. EDITH WALTON. Programme will include Works Mozart. CorelH- Godowsky, Lully-aodowsky. Menddesohn, sehuiuann, Chopin. Llat, and Ravel. Ticket?-Res

DEATH OF EDITH LADY CHOLMELEY. With great regret we announce the melancholy fact that Edith Lady Cholmeley, widow of Sir Hugh Cholmeley, Bart., of Easton Hall, and mother of Sir Montague Cbolmeley, fourth Baronet, died somewhat suddenly on Monday at her

L Y. Edith: Exmouth. The death is anat Canonticign, near pjeeter, of Edith Lady fourth Viscount Exmouth, to Hij a Was in She was daughter Mr. Thomas Haa-greaves. AND FUNERAL OF MRS. STEPHENS, OF EARLEY. - ■ - 1, Mrs. Char lee Stephen;:, of Woodley wU

aost," retorted Edith, with a certain amount of contempt. "Edith, dear," put in Mm. Wilmot, a quiet, motherly-looking woman, at the same time striving to release her fan which had got entangled in the lace of her dress ; Edith, dear, shooting in the army