WoMtir's Ikstitote.— Twenty-three members journeyed to Skegness, char-a-banc, accompanied by their children. An enjoyable time was spent among the various amusements. The return journey was via Boston, all arriving safely ten o'clock. Ha* Harvest Operations are in full the distr

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THURSDAY, JAN. 20th, 1927. 7.30 p.m. 'PRE YOUNG PERSON PINK." Tlie Cast includes : Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Payntcr, Miss Lexie Wilson. Miws Belly Manners. Miss Jan Payne- GallweV. Miss Monica SheriftV, Miss Peregrine. Sir. Hunloke, Cap!. Spencer. Seats; 5/6, 3'6. 2'6. 1/-. Proceeds i

the other semi-final, ployed at on Saturday, the cup-holders won lowscoring game with three _wickets-to spare. Score’:- . , _ Stathshs : E. G'-een 0, A. Piaer 3, B. Grasse 1. H. Pick O. Hallam 7, B. Baker 4. J. King 1, R. Rowbotha® 1, R. Day 0. R. Hiller 0, H. Dyer not out 2, ex

SAUCE makes all the difference :he journal, GRANTHAM, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1928. The Oreniham Journal is printed and published the Offices, 46, High Street, Grantham. Nows correspondence should ba addressed the Editor ; Advertisements and Business Coramaziicalions the Manages, the

The Folk Dancing, which at the Caythorpe fete on July sth, wag not a display. as stated last week’s “Journal,” but ws« general country dancing, open to anyone present, and which some forty dancers took part. While Unloading Sleepers from a railway waggon Rsuceby Station, on Frid

THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY .Idly 26th. 27th. and 28;h. “TUMBLEWEEDS,*’ A Thrilling Drama of the Great West. Topical Budget. Comedy. Times Showing—Thursday & Saturday, Twice Nightly, at 6.30 and 8.30. Friday (One Performance Only) at 7.30. OAKHAM FLOWER SHOW, AUGUST BANK-HOLIDAY M

Dows Sea.—-On Thursday week, the children attending Congregational Sunday School, with their teachers, had » happy time Skegness, Bishop School. —The Right Rev. C. Lisle Carr, D.D., Lord Bishop of Coventry, preached to very large congregation at the Uppingham School Chapel on Sn

mils samples tested. of thi« Council Wednesday d Mr. J. M. Northen (chair- .1. W. Blood (vice-chairman). Dr. -i, the Bov. R. F, MeNeile, Messrs. C. \\. A. Hancock, N, W. Wortley, T. K Tvler, J. J. Jackson, J. G, Tailbv, W. Dudlcv. Fever Cases. scarlet fever were notified at iffc