GB 0085 DD/200
Hammersmith and Fulham Archives and Local History Centre
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John Henry Palmer, temperance advocate: corresp and papers
Hammersmith and Fulham Archives and Local History Centre
The Lilla Huset 191 Talgarth Road London W6 8BJ
Reference no: DD/200
Accession no: 200 ACCESSION NUMBER: 200 SHORT TITLE: Material collected by John Henry Palmer, J.P., 52 Walham Grove, London S.W.6, later of 'Algarve', 20 Parsons Green, London S.W.6 REFERENCE: DD/200/1-25 PROVENANCE: Transferred from Fulham Library Reference Department, 22 May 1972
Note John Henry Palmer, J.P., was an active Methodist and was involved in Sunday School work; he held offices in Walham Grove and Bethel United Methodist Churches, and was Superintendent of Barclay Hall Mission, Effie Road, Fulham. A fervent Temperance advocate, he sat on the committees of the West London Band of Hope Union and the United Kingdom Alliance. He was active in local affairs, serving on Fulham Vestry for several years, and was at one time a prominent member of Fulham Borough Council as a member of the Progressive Party. He belonged to the Fulham Liberal Party. He interested himself in many causes, both local and national, and was connected with a large number of organisations, including the Imperial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday, the National Children's Homes, and the Fulham and South Kensington Young Men's Christian Association. He was a trustee of the Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses, a school manager, a director of the Walham Green Building Society, and supported Fulham housing improvement schemes.
DD/200 consists mainly of correspondence, cuttings, invitations and handbills connected with Palmer's involement in these spheres, all of which have been mounted into 'scapbooks'. In view of the bulk of the material involved, some deviations from normal listing practice have been necessary:
(i) Listing
It has been impractical to list each item. The practice instead has been to give a block description for each 'scapbook', and provide separate entries for items contained inside which have been considered of particular interest. In many cases items relating to the same subject are scattered over a number of pages. The practice in such cases has not usually been to list items individually, but either to give a block descrip tion with a list of relevant references, or to provide covering references when this seems more practical
Hammersmith and Fulham Archives & Local History Centre The Lilla Huset 191 Talgarth Road London W6 8BJ 081-741 5159 e.g.
Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1l/l/69a-c; HD[? 1923] Cuttings 70aj Proposal to turn Earl's Court Exhibition ground into a public open space
or 8/31-46 passim May 1920-June 1920 Cutting and correspondence & KD Opposition to proposed opening of Fulham parks for sport on Sundays
John Henry Palmer has been.referred to as 'JHP* throughout
(ii Numbering
In many cases, volumes of pulpit notices, accounts, etc., have been re-used as scapbooks, and so items collected by Palmer have been pasted over the original information contained in the volumes. Where this is the case, each sheet in the volume has been paginated as in a printed book, and items pasted in have been given the page number, followed by an alphabetical sub-number. Therefore a single item pasted onto a re-used page would bs given the page number plus the letter 'a". Where the page was blank, a single pasted item has been given the page reference only, and more than one item pasted onto the same page would be alphabetically sub-numbered; the same procedure has been followed in numbering scapbooks which have not been put to any previous use.
Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1/1-9 1/1/1-117 Volume containing Apr. 1913-Apr. 1914 Walham Grove United Methodist Church pulpit notices [l912]-Mar. 1914 Correspondence, cuttings, invitations and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in)
1/1/1 26 July 1913 Circular letter from Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1/1-9 1/1/1 (oont.) E. Brearley, JHP, Fulham Vigilance Committee, 7 Niton St., Fulham Palace Rd., [Fulham] Meeting to discuss retirement testimonial to P.C. Prior, the rescuer of about 600 children from immoral conditions in the Fulham District
1/1/4 ND[1913] Memorial card Kathleen Burtles, died 3 June 1913. aged 19 years; interred at Fulham Cemetery
1/1/6-9 MD[?1912] Fill ham District Free Church Council annual report 1911-1912
1/1/10 HD[1912] Handbill Commemoration service at Valham Greva United Methodist Church of 50th anniversary of death of Joseph New, 3 NOT. 1912; missionary meetings, 7 Nov. 1912
1/V67a ND[?0ot. 1913] Photograph [? Valham Grove United Methodist Sunday School]
1/1/S1a ND[1913] Order of service Funeral of Amelia Louisa Mallinson at United Methodist Church, Shernall St., Valthamstov, [London], 6 Dec. 1913
1/1/83* May 1910 Handbill He-opening service of Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh, 22 May 1910, and other services
VV99a ND[1914] Invitation Fulham Vigilance Committee meeting, 22 Feb. 19H Bef. Bate Desoription ED/200/ 1/1-9 1/1/116 5 Mar. 19H Circular letter froa JHP, 52 Walham Grove, [Fu;ham], W.H. Prideaux, 78 Waldemar Ave., [Fulham] W.R. Sayer, 24 Musgrave Crescent, [Fulham] Meeting to consider selection of Fulham Parliamentary candidate unconnected with the drink trade
1/1/117a ND[?1914] Invitation froa JHP, E. Brearley Public presentation of an illuminated address to ex-P.C. Prior, 27 Feb. [?19H]
1/2 ND[1913] Handbill Walham Grove United Methodist Church 48th Sunday School Anniversary, 6 & 8 Apr. 1913
1/3 HD[1913] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1912-1913)
1/4 July 19H Leaflet with photograph Proposed memorial to Francis Flint Belsey kt., Christian teacher and philanthropist, 1837-19H
1/5 KD[1914] Handbill Walham Grove United Methodist Church concert, 2 Mar. 1914
1/6-7 1914-1915 Walham Grove United Methodist Church general church and trust accounts, and missionary reports
1/8 ND[1915] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (19H-1915) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1/1-9 1/9 ND[1915] Handbill Annual public meeting of Vest London Band of Hope Union at Crosby Hall, Chelsea Embankment [London], 29 Apr. 1915
2/1-8 2/1/1-114 Volume containing Apr.1914- [Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh] May 1915 pulpit notices Mar. 1914- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations May 1915 and handbills re Methodist Churoh events, Temperance movement, eto. (pasted in)
2/l/8a ND[1914] Memorial card Harriott Elizabeth Cowdery, born 27 Mar. 18531 died 27 Feb. 1914; interred at Fulham Old Cemetery
2/!/8b ND[1914] Invitation Annual public meeting of Borough of Fulham United Temperance Council at Fulham Town Hall, 16 Apr. 1914
2/1/14b HD[?1914] Handbill Lecture on 'The humorous side of Indian life as seen by an Anglo-Saxon missionary' by Revd. [Eli] Brierley, at Munster Rd. United Methodist Church, 6 May [?1914]
2/1/24B ND[?1914] Handbill Annual reunion of Fulham Free Church Council, 20 June [?19H]
2/l/32a NBJ914] Invitation Garden meeting of Fulham Temperance Political Union at 52 Valham Grove [Pulham], 16 July 1914 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 2/1-8 2/V44a 10 Sep. 1914 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Acknowledges receipt of collection at Walham Grove United Methodist Church for Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund
2/1/44D 24 Sep. 1914 Letter from [?F.M.] Ponsenby, Buckingham Palace, [London] Expresses His Royal Highness's thanks for donation to National Relief Fund
2/!/55a 28 Oct. 1914 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Executive Committee has decided to transfer Walham Grove workroom to lecture hall at the Central Library [Fulham]
2/1/101a 13 Apr. 1915 Letter Henry Smith, United Methodist Church Army and Navy Chaplains, 25 Bolingbroke Grove, Wandsworth Common, London, S.W. to JHP Is grateful for contribution to Camp Homes Fund
2/2 1915 Leaflet Hymns for Bible Christian Centenary Celebrations
2/3 ND[1915] Programme Annual public meeting of West London Band of Hope Union at Crosby Hall, Chelsea Embankment [London], 29 Apr. 1915 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 2/1-8 2/4 ND[1915] Handbill 62nd anniversary of Sunday school, Victoria United Methodist Church, 192a Vauxhall Bridge Rd., [London], 9 & 10 May 1915
2/5 HD[1915] Handbill Annual prayer meetings of Vest London Band of Hope Union, 9 May 1915
2/6 ND[1915] United Methodist Church London Church Extension Committee report, 1915
2/7 ND[1919] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1918-1919)
2/8a-c ND Draft recommendations of Special Leaders meeting to consider the resolution of the last church meeting re the more effective working of the church through the Leaders Meeting
3/1-8 3/1/1-114 Volume containing: May 1915- [Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh] May 1916 pulpit notices Mar. 1915- Correspondence, outtings, invitations and handbills re Methodist Churoh events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in)
3/V24aj ND[1915] Handbill 25a 'A United Gathering af the Religious Forces of Fulham' at Eelbrook Common, 25 July [1915]
3/V26a ND[?1915] Order of service Intercession service for use in the Free Churches at the conclusion of the first year of the Great Var Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 5/1-8 W40a ND[1915] Order of service Funeral of the late Revd. Andrew Crombie, at United Methodist Church, Peckham [London]. 17 Sep. 1915
3/1/105a 22 June 1915 Letter Matthew Hale, Matthew Hale & Evans, Bedford Row Chambers, 42 Theobalds Rd., [London] V.C., solicitors to [JHP] Holds a deed of assignment dated 1866 of certain trusts of [Ualham Grove] chapel and schools Subscribed: 1 deeds received by J.H. Palmer Framed in Chapel Vestry Lost for 50 years'
3/2a-f ND Draft 50th annual report of Walham Grove United Methodist Church JHP, J.H. Greenwood, church stewards, [Walham Gr United Methodist Church]
3/3 ND[1915] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1914-1915)
3/4 13 Jan. 1916 Letter A. Hawkins, 450 Finchley Rd., Child's Hill, [London], N.W. to Mr. Jones Is unable to attend meeting. Is Superinten dent of Cambridge Rd. Sohool, which he hope8 to improve. Prays for teachers and scholars [at Walham Grove Sunday School]. Cecil has been sent to Shoreham) Gwen keeps 'very poorly' Ref. Pate Description DD/200/ 5/1-8 3/5*-* 3/5a-b ND[?1916] Extract of letter (13 Jan. 1916) Joseph H. Richardson to [Walham Grove Sunday School] Sends message to children [of Valham Grove Sunday School] on their anniversary. Had a fairly good Christmas under the circumstances and the pennies contributed by the 'Daily News Pudding Fund' helped to buy a Christmas pudding. Is now within [firing] range and is a fully fledged corporal
3/5o ND[?1916] Copy letter Edith Naith, Slough [00. Bucks.] to [Walham Grove Sunday School] Regrets that is unable to be with [school] on Tuesday; sends good wisheB
3/5d-e ND[?1916] Copy letter (14 Jan. [1916]) Randolph P. Thomas, Aldershot [co. Hants.] to JHP Is unable to attend the Sunday School Anniversary gathering since has orders to leave for France on Monday. Sends best wishes to Officers and Teachers of the school
3/6 15 Jan. 1916 Letter D. Robert, Eastbourne [co. Suss.] to Mr. Jones Regrets that cannot attend the Jubilee Anniversary of the Sunday School; sends good wishes and believes that brighter days may soon oome Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 3/1-8 3/7 ND[1916] Award list of South Vest London Auxil iary Sunday School Union scholars' examination on *First Heroes of the Cross', 11 Mar. 1916
3/8a-b May 1916 Circular letter and agenda from C.H. Buxton, R.V. Gair, The United Methodist Church Ninth meeting of the London District; includes list of representatives of circuits
4/1-3 4/1/1-114 Volume containingi May 1916- [Walham Grove United Methodist Church] Apr. 1917 pulpit notices Apr. 1916- Correspondence, outtings, invitations Apr. 1917 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in)
4/1/lb 29 Nov. 1916 Letter Bernard G. Chaplin, 7 Bloonfield Terr., [London], S.W., Superintendent, Eccleston Sq. Congregational Church Sunday School to JHP The teachers have taken up enthusiastically the idea of sending letters from the school to soldier relatives of the scholars. Would like some specimen letters.
4/1/2 ND[1916] Walham Grove United Methodist Church report and balance sheet read at Jubilee Anniversary, 21 Apr. 1916
4/V4a ND[1916] Memorial to the government urging the prohibition of intoxicating liquors during the War and for six months after wards [blank] Bef. Bate Description DD/200/ 4/1-3 4/l/4a (cont.) Central Campaign Committee, 11 Tothill St., Westminster, London, S.W. Subscribed: "nearly 9*000 signatures from Fulham'
4/l/6a-c July 1916 Leaflet Central Campaign Committee, 11 Tothill St., Westminster, [London] S.W. Facts and figures for the use of speakers and workers in the National Campaign for prohibition during the War
4/l/20a ND[1916] Invitation Meeting of workers re prohibition of drink during the War at Walham Grove schoolroom, 29 June 1916
4/V24a ND[?1916] Handbill Citizens' meeting re National Prohibition of Liquor Traffic Campaign at Dawes Rd. Baptist Churoh, 16 July [?1916]
4/l/26b ND[?1916 Postcard from JHP, E.A. Exton, National Campaign for Prohibition 1 Harwood Ed., Walham Green, [Fulham] Time limit for completion of forms has been extended until 8 Aug. [?1916]
4/V28a ND[?1916] Invitation Meeting of workers re National Campaign for Prohibition at Twynholm Hall, [Fulham], 31 July [?1916]J open air meeting at Fulham Cross, [Fulham]
4/l/66a ND[1916] Card (Sep. 1916) Facsimile of message of thanks from Sir D. Haig, General Headquarters, British Armies in France, for contribution to soldiers' Christmas fund Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 4/1-3 4/V67a ND[1915] Christmas card [embroidered] Aubrey and Ada to Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Palmer
4/1/HOa ND[?1917] Postoard Mrs. John T. Wilson, The Police Institute, Birmingham to [JHP] Sends Congratulations on the debt being cleared on [Walham Grove United Methodist] chapel
4/1/113a 7 Jan. 1917 Draft resolution carried at Ebenezer Church meeting urging prohibition of the drink trade until the end of the war, to be presented to the Rt. Hon. Lloyd George
4/1/114b ND[1917] Memorial card Alfred William Cumming, died 23 Feb. 1917 aged 60 years) interred at Fulham Cenetery
4/2 ND Letter E.C. Deadmar8h, 10 Castle Buildings, Buckingham Gate, [London] S.W. 1 to JHP Lists boys believed to be fighting in the war direct from school, church and Young Men's Club. Believes there were only 3 church members) one was shot in the face 2 or 3 weeks ago. Thinks that the influence of *old Pimlico' will live on in the lives of the lads
4/3a-c 4/3a-b ND[1916] Invitation [blank] and handbill Walham Grove United Methodist Church bazaar, 6, 7, and 9 Deo. 1916 Ref, Date Description DD/200/ 4/1-3 4/3o ND[?1916] Trench card Daily Telegraph and The Daily Sews Valham Grove United Methodist Sunday School has contributed to the Army Xmas Pudding Fund and thereby decome the host of 105 soldiers at the front for their Christmas fare
5/1-4 5/1/1-114 Volume containing Apr. 1917- [Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh] Mar. 1918 pulpit notioes Oot. 1916- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Mar. 1918 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement etc (pasted in)
5/1/11a 16 Apr. 1917 Letter C.V. Soper, 100 Orchard Rd., Southsea, co. Hants. to JHP Congratulates JHP on success in wiping out the debt at Valham Grove [Methodist Church]
5/l/l3a 18 May 1917 Letter George Parker, secretary of the Assess ment Committee of the United Methodist Church, 167 Rustlings Rd., Sheffield [00. York.] to JHP Deeds together with discharged agreements will be forwarded under registered cover; good wishes for success in churoh work
5/l/l3b ND[?1917 Card from Mrs. Drearley and son, 7 Niton St., Fulham Are grateful for enquiries and sympathy at death of husband and father, Eli Brearley Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 5/1-4 5/1/1Jb (cont.) Subscribed [by JHP]t 1Pastor Tasso Tabernacle May 1917
5/Vl4a 13 May 1917 Letter
E.L. Pannett, 59 Stanley Rd.t Wallington to Mr. Dinsley Regrets that is unable to attend thanks giving meetings) sends congratulations on extinction of chapel debt
5/1/16a 25 Oct. 1911 Bond for £550 1. Henry V. Scrine R.W. Gair G. Harrison Vm Thomas E.W. Warner
L. Buggies A. Brewster J.B. Hull Wm Kirkham John H. Greenwood Albert Hawkins Thomas Allder Stephen Gee Robert Wm Norman Ambrose James Avery 2. Thomas Snape or Treasurer of the Ministers Superannuation and Beneficent Fund of the United Methodist Churches ND[?May 1911] Subscribed: *This note was fully discharged with interest to date 18 May 1911 signed George Parks'
5/1/16b 27 Oct. 1905 Bond for £200 1. John Greenwood R.W. Gair
Wm Thomas J.B. Hull E.W. Warner Ref. Sate Description DD/200/ 5/1-4 5/1/16D (cont.) Henry V. Scrine Robert V. Norman Albert Hawkins 2. as 2. above ND[?May 1911] Subscribed: 'Thia note was fully discharged with interest today 18th May 191 signed George Parks'
5/1/170 HD[?1917] List of men [from Walham Grove United Methodist Chapel] at the front who had been home on leave recently
5/1/18b 23 May 1917 Letter Wm. Hodson Smith, National Children's Hose, 104-122 City Rd., London, E.C. to JHP Encloses receipt with thanks for proceeds of "Daisy Day' collections arranged by Munster Rd. [chapel] and Walham Grove [chapel]
5/1/32C 17 July 1917 Letter Wm. Hodson Smith, National Children's Home, 104-122 City Rd., [London] E.C.1 to JHP Welcomes JHP as representative of United Methodist Churoh on General Committee! his name has also been added to the Case or London Committee
5/1/39* ND[?1917] Cutting Report opposing Sunday trading in Fulham
5/l/65a 5 Nov. 1917 & ND Circular letter from 3. Gordon, United Methodist Church, Waterloo Rd., [London] S.E. William Vanstone, husband of Emmaline Vanstone, 22 Baskerville Rd., Wandsworth Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 5/1-4 5/l/65a (cont.) Common [London] died 2 Nov. 1917; funeral service will be on 8 Nov. [1917] and interment is at Wandsworth Cemetery
5/1/65D MD[?c.1917] Photograph V[illiam] Vanstone
5/l/68a Dec. 1917 United Methodist Church, Walham Grove, [Fulham], Monthly Visitor
5/V72a ND[1917] Memorial card Walter Jones (Sergeant R.F.A.) killed at Cambria [Cambrai] 1 Dec. 1917 aged 25
5/V77b ND[20 Dec. 1917] Cutting Funeral of William Scotchbum Snell at Wanstead Church [00. Essex], 5 Dec. [1917]
5/l/80a KD[20 Deo. 1917] Cutting Death of Sergeant Walter Jones, aged 25, son of the Secretary of Walham Grove School [Fulham]
5/V85a ND Photograph Eli Brearley, paster of Tasso Tabernacle, Fulham
5/l/86a ND[?1917] Cutting Funeral of Eli Brearley, 7 May [?1917]
5/1/9U ND[?1918] Letter W.P. Nedler, 40 Thrale Rd., Streatham, S.W.16 to JHP Has just returned after attempting to attend meeting; got to Tooting Broadway and was told by a policeman that trams were not running because of the fog Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 5/1-4 5/1/113a ND[1917] Card fros Revd. and Mrs. W.D. Austin, 329 Crookesmoor Rd., Sheffield, [00. York.] Isabella A. Vadsworth was married at Yiotoria United Methodist Chapel, Westminster, [London], 8 Aug. 1917
5/1/114D 27 Sep. 1915 Letter J.H. Richardson, 40 Eardley Crescent, Earls Court, London to JHP Regrets that is unable to attend the Leaders Meeting. The registers are causing the main concern and has made out absentee forms for each child who has been guilty of a lengthy period of absence
5/l/l14c-e 17 Aug. 1917 Letter E.O. Dinsley, 3 Helvetia St., Perry Hill, Catford, [London] S.E. to Members of the Churoh and Congregation of Walham Grove Regrets that is prevented by ill-health from saying good-bye in the usual way at the end of his ministry. Rejoices that a third of his ministry was spent in the circuit; it does not often happen that a minister is allowed to spend 13 years in one circuit.
5/2/1-2 KD[?1916] Leaflet Retrospect and Prospect1 something about the United Methodist Church, Rectory Rd., Hurlingham [Munster Rd. United Methodist Church]
5/3 ND[1918] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1917-1918) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 5/1-4 5/4a-b UD[?1917] Cutting from The Christian Monthly Tribute to Eli Brearley [former pastor of Tasso Tabernacle]
6/1-8 6/1/1-114 Volume containing Apr. 1918 [Walham Grove United Methodist Church] [1919] pulpit notices Apr. 1918- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Mar. 1919 and handbills re Methodist Churoh events, Temperance movement, eto. (pasted in)
6/1/1 KD[1918] West London Band of Hope Union, Quarterly Manual. Apr. 1918-June 1918
6/l/2a ND[1918] West London Band of Hope Union, (Quarterly Manual. July 1918-Sep. 1918
6/l/9b-o May 1918; Letters June 1918 Wm. Hodson Smith, National Children's Home, 104-122 City Rd., London, E.C.1 to JHP Acknowledges receipt of collections
6/l/20a May 1918 Card from Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, Felden House, Felden St., Fulham Sends thanks for sympathy shown in bereavement on the loss of Jackie Subscribed! 'acoidently drowned 21 May 1918 Sunday School scholar'
6/l/44a ND[1918] Walham Grove United Methodist Church flmmfl report and statement of accounts (1917-1918)
6/l/52a ND[?1918] Serbian Relief Fund, The Story of a Serbian Boy Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 6/1-8 6/l/56a 2J Sep. 1918 Letter from Graoe H. Stewart, secretary (Children's Branch), The Serbian Relief Fond, 5 Cromwell Rd., London S.W.7 Is grateful for donation to fund from Sunday School; name of the School will be inscribed on the Children's Roll of Sympathy to be presented to the King of Serbia
6/1/9U 17 Deo. 1918 Letter from Thomas J. Dickinson, 1 Bedford Rd., St. Iyes, co. Cornw. Sends good wishes for Christmas; is expecting all home except James, and Aggie's husband who is still in Mesopotamia
6/1/98D ND[?1918] Cutting Action of T/Capt. (A./Maj.) Arnold Horace Santo Waters, D.S.O., M.C., in bridging the Oise-Sambre Canal whilst under fire
6/1/lOOa-e ND[?1918] Cutting and photograph Action of Major Arnold Horace Santo Waters described above, the son of Mrs. WaterB, 48 Chesilton Rd., Fulham, and award of V.C.
6/l/!07a ND[?1919] Cutting Social gathering at Walham Grove United Methodist Church in honour of Major Arnold H[orace] Santo Waters, V.C., D.S.O., M.C.
6/l/l09aj ND[20 Mar. 1919] Cutting 110a Funeral of the late Revd. Ormerod Green wood at Glemsford Primitive Methodist Chapel, co. Suff.
6/1/112 ND[1918] United Methodist Church London Church Extension and Mission Committee report, 1918 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 6/1-8 6/2a-b 1918 Draft accounts of circuit bazaar
6/3 14 May 1918 Letter from Superintendent of Claims, Air Raid Compensation Committee, 51 Palmerston House, Old Broad St., London E.C.2 Claim made by Trustees of United Methodist Church Walham Grove [Fulham] Subscribed! "nose of shell went through roof of chapel Feb. 1918'
6/4-5 ND[1918] Handbills Great Demonstration at Fulham Town Hall with Mrs. Lloyd George presiding, 1 Oot. 1918
6/6 1919 Fulham and South Kensington Young Men' 3 Christian Association 39th annual report presented at annual meeting, 23 Jan. 1919
6/7-8 ND[1919] Handbills Services and Great Disoipleship Campaign at Minister Rd. United Methodist Church [Fulham]
7/1-10 7/1/1-114 Volume containing! Mar. 1919- [Walham Grove United Methodist Church] Feb. 1920 pulpit notices Apr. 1919- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Mar. 1920 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in)
7/V2a ND[1919] West London Band of Hope Union, Quarterly Manual. Apr. 1919-June 1919
7/l/20a ND[1919] Walham Grove United Methodist Church, annual report and statement of accounts, (1918-1919) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 7/1-10 7/1/24* ND[?1919] Handbill United Kingdom Alliance, Fulham Auxiliary, talk on 'The Final Fight against the Drink Traffic in Canada' at the mission hall, CassidyRd., [Fulham], 31 May [?1919] Subscribed! 'six new members'
7/V31a HD[?1919] Cutting Marriage of Acting-Sergeant Joseph Herbert Richardson, R.A.M.C., and Alice Mary Rogers at Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh, [Fulham]. 20 May [?1919]
7/1/408 ND[?1919] Photograph Major Vaters [V.C.] talking to Prince of Vales at Plymouth [00. Devon] reception
7/l/42a-f 3 July 1919 Photographs [Valham Grove United Methodist Church] Sunday Sohool excursion to Mitoham [co. Surr.]
7/1/420 3 July 1919 JHP and [?S.] Heal
7/V42d 3 July 1919 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Douglas
7/V42e 3 July 1919 Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Richardson
7/V42f 3 July 1919 Mrs. , Miss Warner, Revd. C.V. Soper, Miss May, Doris Warner
7/V44b ND[?1919] Cutting West London Band of Hope Union Temperance Rally and Demonstration at Belbrook Common [Fulham]
7/1/498 Oot. 1919 Cutting Funeral of the late Robert Short, formerly of 464 Fulham Rd., [Fulham] and 33 Bovington Rd., [Fulham], tailor and outfitter Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 7/1-10 7/l/51a-b; ND[?1919] Handbill and cuttings 52a-b West London Band of Hope Union temperance rally and demonstration, 13 Sep. £71919J
7/V58a ND[?1919] Card from Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and family, 83 Church Rd., Canonbury, [London] Are grateful for sympathy in their sorrow
7/l/64a ND[1919] United Methodist Church, London Church Extension and Mission Committee report, 1919
7/l/66a ND[?1919] Memorial card Elizabeth, the wife of William Hird, died 15 Oct. 1919 in her 79th yearf buried at Weston-super-Mare Cemetery, [co. Som.] 17 Oct. 1919
7/l/66b 3 Oct. 1919 Letter R.W. Gair, 74 Bromfelde Rd., Clapham, [London] S.W.4 to JHP Invites JHP and others to Anniversary meetings on completion of his 5 years' service at Paradise Rd. [?London]
7/l/93a-c; [Jan. 1920] Cuttings from Fulham Chronicle 94a-b Sir Victor Horsley, surgeon and Temperance supporter
7/V97b 22 Jan. 1920 Circular letter from E.J. Sizeland, secretary of Fulham District Free Churoh Council, 44 Winch end on Rd., Fulham Opposition to proposed recommendation that L.C.C. sanction the playing of football, cricket eto. at some parks on Sundays Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 7/1-10 7/1/970 4 Feb. 1920 Letter Cooper G. Hawker, superintendent minister of Willesden Circuit of United Methodist Church, 205 Harvist Rd., Kilburn, [London] N.W.6 to JHP Meeting on 24 Feb. [1920] to discuss condition of Middle Row, Kensal Town Chapel Trust
7/1/lOOa Feb. 1920 Walham Grove United Methodist Church, Monthly Visitor
7/l/!01a-b ND[?o.1920] Cuttings Death of Mrs. Maud Elizabeth Young, the wife of Revd. Hugh P. Young, the minister of West Kensington Congregational Church [Fulham]
7/l/!14a ND[1919] West London Band of Hope Union, Quarterly Manual, July 1919-Sep. 1919
7/l/H4b ND[1919] Fulham District Free Church Council, annual report [1918-1919)
7/2 10 Sep. 1915 Insurance policy 1. E.J. Hope, War Risks Insurance Office His Majesty's Government 2. Trustees of Walham Grove United Methodist Church, Fulham Fulhamt Walham Grove United Methodist Church
7/3 ND[1919] Walha m Grove United Methodist Church, annual report and statement of accounts (1918-1919)
7/4 12 Mar. 1918 Letter A.J. Loughborough Ball, surveyor and assessor to the insurance companies, Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 7/1-10 7/4 (cont.) 6 King's Bench Walk, Inner Temple, [London] E.C.4 to JHP Claim re government aircraft insurance scheme
7/5 ND[I?19] Leaflet with photograph Golden Wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. C. Pinhorn, married Wesley Chapel, Portsmouth, [co. Hants.], 5 Mar. 1869
7/6 26 Oct. 1919 Letter W.H. Prideaux, secretary of West London Band of Hope Union, 78 Waldemar Ave*, Fulham to JHP Services at Pimlico [London] during Mission week
7/7 Nov. 1919 Walham Grove United Methodist Church, Monthly Visitor
7/8 .1920 Fulham, Pimlioo and Westminster Circuit of United Methodist Churoh appointments
7/9 7 Jan. 1920 Letter P.S.G. Propert, 5 Augustines Vicarage, Fulham to JHP Is unable to do as asked because over whelmed with work
7/10 ND[1920] Young Men's Christian Association fortieth annual report, presented at the annual meeting, 27 Jan. 1920 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 8/1-3 8/1/1-114 Volume containing Mar. 1920 Walham Grove United Methodist Church [?Feb.] 1921 pulpit notices Mar. 1920- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Feb. 1921 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, Sunday observance, eto. (pasted in)
8/l/!8a .J920 West London Band of Hope Union, Quarterly Manual. Apr. 1920-June 1920
8/l/21a 15 May 1920 Letter W. Hodson Smith, National Children's Home, 104-122 City Ed., London, E.C.1 to JHP Acknowledges receipt of collections from Walham Grove and Munster Rd. United Methodist Churches for North London Daisy Day
8/l/23b ND Photograph
Mr. and Mrs. j[ohn] B[urman] Rosevear
8/l/24a-b [Apr. 1920] Cutting Death of John Burman Rosevear, 20 Favart Rd., Fulham 8/1/31-46 May 1920 Cuttings and correspondence passim June 1920 & ND Opposition to proposed opening of Fulham parks for sport on Sundays
8/l/69a ND[17 Sep. 1920] Cutting Presentation to Revd. F.H. Lodge by wounded soldiers at Ducane Rd. Special Military Surgical Hospital
8/!/70a-b ND[?1920] Cutting from Fulham Chronicle Talk on "Fulham 50 years ago" by Walter Colbert at the Fulham Y.M.C.A., 'Fairlawn', 643 Fulham Rd., [Fulham] Raf. Date Description DD/200/ 8/1-3 8/V72a 1920 United Methodist Church, London Church Extension and Mission Committee report, 1920
8/1/75D ND[?1920] Cutting Letter from JHP opposing housing scheme of the Fulham Borough Council Labour Party
8/l/84a Oct. 1920 Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh, Monthly Visitor
8/l/85a-bi ND[?1920] Cuttings 86a-b Unemployment in Fulham
8/l/92a 18 Dec. 1920 Circular letter from R.M. Gentry, Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Fulham Christmas appeal re distress through unemployment
8/l/98a-b ND[?1921] Cutting Death of Councillor George Albert Keen, Vest Kensington, [Fulham], on 20 Dec. [?1920] and memorial service in Ebenezer Church, [FulhamJ 2 Jan. [?1921]
8/1/113 8 Feb. 1921 Letter A.[?Villiams]. 504 Fulham Palace Rd., [Fulham] to JHP JHP is elected as a non-official trustee of Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouse3
8/2 1920 South West London Auxilliary Sunday School Union scholars' scripture examination, award list of prizes and certificates
8/3 1921 Handbill Walham Grove United Methodist Church anniversary celebrations, Mar. 1921 Ref. Date Description ED/200/ 9/1-2 9/1/1-114 Volume containing! .1921 [Walham Gr United Methodist Church] [1922] pulpit notices .1920- Correspondence, outtings, invitations Jan. 1922 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, Sinday observance, eto. (pasted in)
9/1/1 ND[?1921] Circular from James Johnson, 10 Delorme St., [Fulham] Alfred G. Spooner, 38 Bramber Rd., [Fulham] Joseph W. Whittemore, 29 Rosedew Rd., [Fulham] Collection for fund to place a tablet inside Ebenezer United Methodist Chapel [Fulham] to the late G.A. Keen who was a member for 60 years
9/V6a ND[1920] Walham Grove United Methodist Church annual report and statement of accounts (1919-1920)
9/V9a 26 Apr. 1921 Card from Srevelyan and B. Whitworth Bird, 14 Fhilbeach Gdns., [London] S.W.5 Father [William Bird] died 'today' in his 83rd year; interment will be at Weston-super- Mare cemetery [co. Som.] on 29 Apr. [1921]
9/1/12a ND[?1921] John N. Higman, The case against Methodist Union on the proposed basis
9/1/15a 3 May 1921 Card from Trevelyan and B. Whitworth Hird, 14 Philbeach Gdns., London S.W.5 They are grateful for expressions of sympathy on the death of their father [William Hird] Raf. Date Description DD/200/ 9/1-2 9/1/19a 20 May 1921 Letter Villiaa Hodson Smith, National Children's Home, 104-122 City Rd., [London], E.C.1 to JHP Acknowledges contributions to funds [of National Children's Home] from Valham Grove United Methodist Church
9/1/21a ND[1921] Cutting Death of William Hird
9/l/23ai ND[?1921] Cuttings 24a-b; Visit organised by JHP to The Hermitage, 25a-b Lillie Rd., [Fulham]
9/1/5U [27 June 1921] Photopraph [Walham Gr United Methodist Church] Sunday School exeoursion
9/l/53a-bj ND[?o. 1921] Cuttings 54a-dj Death and funeral of Alexander Dell, 56a comchandler, 431 North End Rd., [Fulham]
9/V59a ND[?o. 1921] Cutting Death of Emily Anne Stiles, died at the house of her eldest son, Alfred William Stiles, 60 Ellerby St., Fulham Palace Rd., [Fulham]. Mrs. Stiles was the widow of Alfred Stiles, who founded the picture frame business of Messrs. Alfred Stiles it Sons, 617 Fulham Rd., [Fulham]
9/l/63a ND[?1921] Cutting Letter from JHP re Licensing Bill
9/l/65a-bj ND[?1921] Cuttings 66a-bj Question of permitting Sunday games in 67a-c; Fulham Council's parks 68a-bj 69a-c Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 9/1-2 9/l/71a-bf ND & 14 Oct. 1921 Cuttings and handbill 72a-c; JHP'a lecture on 'Fulham, as I knew it 73a-c; 50 years ago1; includes references to 74a-b; strike at Fulham gasworks in 1860 and the 75a importation of German labour; Dagnall it Tilbury's mat and rope works in Farm Lane [Fulham]; Jolly John Nash of Harwood Rd., 'formerly Ann's Terr.', [Fulham]; the Chantrell family of acrobats of Harwood Rd. [Fulham]; Tom Sayers, Brittania Rd. [Fulham], the pugilist; John Dyer, a member of Fulham Vestry; Mr. Griffin, the last parish beadle; '01d Blinkie', who absconded with the rates he had collected; George King, the fishmonger and keeper of Eelbrook Common; the former market in King's Rd., Fulham; grindery shop on site of Labour Exchange,Walham Green, owned by Mr. Eldridge, who was succeeded by Mr. Lucas, the local postman and coroner's offioer
9/V79a 14 Oct. 1921 Letter John Pearce, Clerk to the Magistrates, County of London - Kensington Division, 159 Holland Rd., Kensington, W.14 to JHP Has received resolution passed by the Teachers of Walham Grove School as to the closing hours of public houses. The Licensing Justices will consider the matter on 1 Nov. [1921]
9/l/86a ND[1921] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1920-1921)
9/l/88b-d Nov. 1921- Letters Deo. 1921 National Sunday School Union, 56 Old Bailey, London E.C.4 to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 9/1-2 9/l/88b-d (cont.) Walham Grove [Sunday School] Anniversary
9/l/90a ND[1922] Fulham Public Libraries list of public lectures (Jan. 1922-Mar. 1922)
9/V95a 26 Nov. 1921 Letter T. Crowther & Son, 282 North End Rd., Fulham to JHP Gives permission for a party to visit The Grange next January
9/V97a 5 Jan. 1922 Letter Alfred E. Dee, 70 Mantilla Rd., Tooting Bee Common, [London] S.W.17 to JHP Is grateful for the wreath sent from members of [Walham Grove] churoh Endorsedt "Mrs. [Charlotte Jane] Paddington
9/l/98a-b ND[jan. 1922] Memorial card and cutting Charlotte Jane Paddington, died JO Dec. 1921, aged 77 years; interred at Fulham Cemetery (widow of George Paddington, Temperance lecturer and former pastor of Walham Grove [United Methodist] Church, [Fulham]
9/1/106a ND[1922] Order of service Dedication of window to memory of Mrs. Hugh P. Young at Vest Kensington Congregat ional Church, [Fulham], 21 Jan. 1922
9/1/111a 27 Sep. 1921 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 9/1-2 9/1/11a (oont.) Thanks JHP for his services as a Member of the Executive and Ward Committees which were organised to administer the Mayor's Unemployed Relief Fund
9/1/113a 25 May 1921 Letter E.J. Holland, secretary, London & Provincial Anti-Vivisection Society, 22a Regent St., London, S.W.1 to JHP JHP is elected a member of the society
9/1/113b 27 Jan. 1922 Letter James E. Walker, Borough Librarian, Central Library, 596 Fulham Rd., [Fulham] to JHP Talk which JHP is to give on "Fulham as I knew it fifty years ago"
9/2 1921 Fulham and South Kensington Young Men's Christian Association, Workers together with Godt the forty-first annual report presented at the annual meeting at Walham Grove Church, Fulham, 28 Jan. 1921
10/1-4 10/1/1-112 Volume containing 1911-[1923] [Walham Grove United Methodist Church] pulpit notices Jan. 1921- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Jan. 1923 and handbills re Methodist Church events Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in)
10/1/la 24 Feb. 1922 Cutting Frederick Bunney's 42 years service on the underground Subscribed [by JHP]t 'nearly as [? many as] the years connected with Bethel Church' Ref. Date DD/200/ 10/1-4 10/l/4a Mar. 1922 Bethel Church, North End Rd. [Fulham] Monthly Yisltor
10/l/7a ^1921 Photograph Sunday school excursion) shows Mrs. Paddington, Mr. G.W. Jones, Mrs. Cooke
10/1/12a-b ND[?1922] Cuttings Demolition of Butchers' Almshouses, Tanston PI., [Fulham], and proposal to erect a memorial stone
10/1/12c 1? Mar. 1922 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Proposal to preserve the stone coat-of-arms or crest formerly fixed to the Butchers' Almahouses, Vanston PI. [Fulham] has been approved by the Works and Highways Committee and the question of the most suitable place for fixing the stone is under consideration
10/1/14b 25 Jan. 1921 Card from Mr. W.D. Meyrick and family, 27 Bruce Rd., Bow, [London] E. Are grateful for sympathy in their bereavement
10/1/18a Max. 1922 Valham Grove United Methodist Church, Monthly Visitor
10/l/20a ND[?c. 1922] Cutting Funeral of Mrs. Helen Moore Morffew, 18 Eddiscombe Rd., New King's Rd., [Fulham]
10/1/20D ND[?c. 1922] Note by JHPt 'Mrs. Morffew. One of the first members of Munster Rd. churoh who gave devoted service in its early struggling days1 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 10/1-4 10/!/22a 15 Mar. 1922 Order Arthur J. Fuller, Borough Electrical Engineer, Corporation Electricity Works, Townmead Rd., Fulham to Superintendent Engineer, Fulham Station JHP and party of scholars are to be admitted to view the works on Sat., 18 Mar. 1922
10/l/28a ND[?1922] Order of service Memorial service to John Kirk, kt., 10 June 1847-3 Apr. 1922, at Christ Church, Westminster Bridge Rd., [London], 7 Apr. [T1922]
10/l/36a 16 Jan. 1922 Letter A.W. Marsh, Sandford Manor House, Stanley Bridge, Fulham to JHP Shall be pleased to show a party around the house [Sandford Manor]
10/l/4lbj ND[?1922] Cuttings 44a-b Death of William James Clarke, who was connected with Bethel Church, on 2 June [?1922]
10/l/43a ND[?1922] Cutting Funeral of George Henry Spencer, 16 Gowan Ave., Fulham Palace Rd., [Fulham]
10/1/44C; ND[1922] Cuttings and memorial card 45a-c Death and funeral of Florence Edith Vyoh, 67 Radipole Rd., Monster Park, [Fulham] died 3 June 1922, aged 39
10/l/46a-b June 1922 Photographs [very poor quality] [Walham Grove and Munster Rd.] Sunday Schools excursion to Epsom Downs, [co. Surr Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 10/1-4 10/l/47a-c June 1922 Photographs and cutting [walham Grove and Monster Rd.] Sunday schools excursion to Epsom Downs [co. Surr.]
10/1/48D ND[1921] Walham Grove United Methodist Church, annual report and statement of accounts (1920-1921)
10/l/50a ND[?June 1922] Photograph [?Walham Grove and Munster Rd. Sunday schools excursion to Epsom Downs, co. Surr.] shows C. Mann, P. Srenchley, J. McCarthy, S. Baverstocke, W. Burr, M. Thorpe, D. Home
10/l/52d ND[?June 1922] Photograph [? Walham Grove and Munster Rd. Sunday schools' excursion to Epsom Downs, co. Surr.]; shows 2 women riding donkeys
10/1/61a Sep. 1922 Bethel Churoh, North End Rd. [Fulham], Monthly Visitor
10/l/78a ND[1922] Order of service Dedication of the memorials to men who died in the Great War at Bethel Church, North End Rd., West Kensington, 19 Nov. 1922
10/l/92a-o ND[?1922] Cuttings and photograph Death of Elijah T. Parfitt, 21 May St., North End Rd., [Fulham]
10/1/112 28 Mar. 1922 Letter William Hodson Smith, National Children's Home, 104-122 City Rd., London E.C.1 to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 10/1-4 10/1/112 (eont) Has a vacancy at Harpenden Branch [co. Hertf.] for Elsie Whitby and can receive her within the next week or soj wishes arrangements for bringing the girl to be made with the Governor
10/2 ND[1922] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1921-1922)
10/3 3 July 1922 Letter Beatrix Lyall, County Hall, Spring Gdns. London, S.V.1 to JHP Sunday games question comes up before the council on 11 July [1922] and a recommendation will be made to allow games. Has decided to oppose it) will get addressee a ticket if he wishes to hear the debate
10/4 NL[?1922] List of officials, committee and council of Imperial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday (proof copy)
11/1-5 11/1/1-114 June 1921- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Oot. 1923 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, proposal to turn Earls Court exhibition grounds into a public open space, etc.
1l/l/2a ND[1923] Photograph Fairlawn, 643 Fulham Rd., [Fulham] Subscribedt 'As before alterations 1925'
11/1/11 13 Feb. 1922 Letter A. Edwards, Commandant, The Salvation Army, 50 Beltran Rd., Walham Green, Fulham to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 11/1-5 11/1/11 (oont.) Is grateful for address consenting to take the class on Mondays; shall send a programme and encloses 2 tickets
11/1/17b ND[?1922] Pamphlet Memorial to Elijah T. Parfitt, 21 May St., [Fulham], 1843-1922
1l/l/24a-c ND[?1923] Cuttings Demolition of several cottages in Farm Lane [Fulham including former home of Joseph and Charles New, missionaries; details of their life history given
11/1/34D 17 June 1921 Letter James Bird, Clerk to the Council, County Hall, Spring Gdns., S.V.1 to JHP Gates standing in front of Devonshire House, Piccadilly have been purchased by the First Commissioner of H.M. Works for re-erection in Green Park. The Council has therefore decided not to adopt addressee's suggestion that they be acquired and erected as the entrance to Crosby Hall, Chelsea, [London]
11/1/540 J923 Photograph Walham Grove and Bethel football team
H/l/35a-c 9 Feb. 1923 Cuttings and photograph Funeral of Charles Heath, 16 Steele Rd. [London], a former official of United Methodist Churoh, Bollo Bridge Rd., [South Acton, London]
1l/l/37a-c ND[?1923] Cuttings JHP'a reminiscences of Vanston PI. [Fulham] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 11/1-5 1l/l/58a 12 Apr. 1923 Letter j[ohn] Carnegie, National Children1 s Home and Orphanage, Harpenden Branch, 00. Hertf. to JHP Shall be pleased to arrange for the Fulham Free Church Council to visit Harpenden in the summer
11/1/38D-C 13 Apr. 1923 Letter Alfred E.J. Cutis, Town Clark, Neath, [co. Glam.] to JHP Is grateful for addressee calling his attention to an album which he has asked the bookseller to put aside. Has no idea to whom the presentation was made, unless it was to the late Howel Gwyn who gave the site of the Hall named after him
1l/l/44a ND[1923] Walham Grove United Methodist Church annual report and statement of accounts (1922-1923)
1l/l/44c-d) 4 May 1923 & ND Cuttings 45&-b Death and funeral of Revd. James Martin, Redcliffe Rd., Earl'a Court [London], former minister of Bethel Chapel, North End Rd. [Fulham] and Walham Grove Church, Fulham
1l/l/46a ND[1922] Walham Ward Welfare Committee report, 1922
11/1/50D-C ND[?1923] Cuttings Fulham and Walham Green Permanent Building Society Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 11/1-5 1l/l/53c-d ND[?1923] Cuttings Letters re the drink traffic
1l/l/54b-o June 1923- Correspondence July 1923 Sdmund Kimber, 2 Perham Crescent, Perhaa Rd., West Kensington, [Fulham] to JHP Deputation to the Fulham Borough Council Highways and Works Committee re Earls Court grounds
1l/l/6la-b HD[?1923] Cuttings Agitation for Earls Court exhibition grounds to become a public open space
1l/l/66b June 1923 Photograph [?Walham Grove] Sunday school excursion to Coulsdon [co. Surr.]f shows Miss Connieman's class and JHP
1l/l/69a-c; ND[?1923] Cuttings 70aj Proposal to turn Earl's Court exhibition 71a-b ground into a public open space
11/1/78 4 July 1923 Letter P. Plater, secretary, Charity Organisation Society, Fulham Committee, 21 Kempson Rd., Walham Green, [Fulham] to JHP Invites JHP to meeting to discuss need for 'vigilance work' in Fulham
1l/l/79a-bj ND[?1923] Cuttings 80a-bj Proposal to turn Earl's Court exhibition 81a-b grounds into a public open space
11/1/82 ND[?1923] Handbill Demonstration to urge borough council to preserve Earls Court Exhibition grounds as a public open space, 30 July [?192j] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 11/1-5 1l/l/83a-b 30 June 1923 Photographs Fulham Free Church Council [?visit to] Children's Home, Harpenden [00. Hertf.]
11/1/84 Aug. 1923 Cutting [from United Methodist Magazine] Appreciation of Revd. James Martin, 1851" 1923
1l/l/89a-c ND[?1923] Cuttings Hetirement of Peter Lawson, senior rate collector and former mayor of Fulham
1l/l/90a ND[Aug. 1923] Postcard with picture of 'Piraten-Schlucht bei Sassnitz' (postmarked 23 Aug. 1923) Fiona Fothergill, Strand Hotel, Sassnitz, Germany to Mrs. Palmer, 52 Walham Grove, Fulham Is on holiday on the e. coast of Germany
1l/V95a-c ND[1923] Cuttings 96a Death of Dr. John Charles Jackson, former Medical Officer of Health for Fulham
11/1/106a 26 Sep. 1923 Postcard Peter Lawson, Jesmond, 13 Nella Ed., Hammersmith to JHP Hopes to see JHP before he leaves Fulham
11/2 21 Apr. 1923 Letter Alfred E.I. Curtis, Town Clerk, Heath [co. Glam.] to [JHP] Would have thought that the album would have been of interest and value to the falily of the late Howel Gwyn, but they parted with nearly everything at the recent sale of Dyffryn [00. Glam.]) can only offer a guinea i f Mr. Brookes will sell it for that Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 11/1-5 11/3 21 Apr. 1923 Letter William Stephen, 52 Barrow Rd., Streatham Common, S.W.16 to JHP Is grateful for 'your' accommodation in an emergency. There was a good company present at the opening of the Memorial Room) the school room looked better than ever. It is one of the finest in Fulham
11/4 20 Oct. 1922 Handbill with photographs Progressive candidates standing for Sands End Ward in Fulham Borough Council elections
11/5 ND[?1923] Cutting C. Botterill'8 motion that the Minister of Health be asked to initiate legislation providing for the repeal of the section of the Vacoination Act. 1907* under which any parent or person having the custody of a child may obtain exemption from the penalties imposed for the non-vaccination of such child
12/1-3 12/1/1-114 Oct. 1923- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Nov. 1924 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, proposal to turn Earls Court exhibition grounds into a public open space, etc.
12/1/5 23 Oct. 1923 Letter The Mayor, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Acknowledges receipt of resolution passed by Ministers and Executive of Free Churches in Fulham with reference to the strike of council employees Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-3 12/1/6 23 Oct. 1923 Letter R.M. Gentry, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Acknowledges receipt of resolution passed by 'your* Ministers and Executive) on the advice of the Electricity and Lighting Committee, the Mayor has agreed to call a Committee of the Whole Council. The Unions agreed that in the event of a Special Meeting of the Council being called, the notices of the Power Station workers would be suspended until Saturday mid-day
12/1/I2a ND[?1923] Cutting Tribute to the late Dr. Butler by JHP
12/l/l2b-o ND[?1923] Cuttings Presentation to Mr. [Peter] Lawson on his retirement as Trustee of the Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses
12/1/I4a 1923 Photograph Floral display Superscribed1 Haw[?orth] 1923
12/1/18a 27 Nov. [1923] Letter Gertrude Butler, 28 Dawes Rd., Walham Green [Fulham] to JHP Sends thanks for tribute paid to her husband in the Ffulham] Chronicle
12/l/18b ND[1923] Memorial card Henry Joseph Butler, died 28 Oct. 1923 aged 64 years; interred at Sheen Cemetery [co. Surr.] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-3 12/1/27D ND[?1923] Photograph Mr. [?Spooner] and Mr. Johnson, Ebenezer [Chape, Fulham]
12/1/33D ND[?1923] Card from Mrs. Hawks and family, 10a Park PI., Eltham, S.E.9 Send thanks for enquiries and sympathy during their great sorrow
12/!/34a 11 Jan. 1923 Circular letter from P. Plater C.M.L. Viokham, 21 Eempson Rd., Valham Green, [Fulham] Meeting to consider forming a Vigilance Committee in Fulham
12/1/340 ND[?1923] Proposed resolution by JHP re acquisition of Earls Court grounds [Fulham] for public purposes
12/1/37 ND[1924] Invitation Mayor and Mayoress of Fulham to JHP and wife Reception at Town Hall, Fulham, 7 Mar. 1924
12/l/38e ND[?1924] Fulham and Valham Green Permanent Building Society, 35 Dawes Rd., Valham Green, [Fulham] Prospectus of the Investment and Advance Departments
12/l/40d 1 Feb. 1924 Letter J. Voodford Causer, Imperial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday, 1 Palace Chambers, Bridge St., Westminster S.V.1 to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-3 12/l/40d (cont.) Invitee JHP to become a member of the Committee of the Imperial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday
12/1/44 1 Mar. 1924 Note (printed) Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Courtenay, Darleston, Napier Ave., Hurlingham, [Fulham] to JHP Are grateful for expressions of sympathy extended to them in their recent bereave ment
12/l/47a-b) ND[?1924] Cuttings 48a 21st anniversary of Fulham and Walham Green Building Society
12/!/49a ND[?1924] Cutting Letter from JHP re rehousing of people to be ejected from Pond PI., Fulham
12/l/49d ND[?c. 1924] Cutting Funeral of Edwin Chamberlain, 233 Wandsworth Bridge Rd., Fulham, aged 71
12/1/51 ND[?1924] Cutting Presentation to W.R. Sayer on his resignation as hon. secretary of the East Fulham Liberal and Radical Association
12/l/56a-b ND[?1924] Cuttings Housing problem in Fulham
12/l/58a May 1924 Bethel Church, North End Rd., [Fulham], Monthly Visitor
12/l/60b ND[?1924] John N. Higman, Methodist Union 'A Plain Attempt to Burks Discussion' Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-3 12/1/61a 6 May 1924 Letter V.J. Waldron, Mayor, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Col. Vaughan Morgan, M.P. has been invited to meet the Assistant Manager of the London Electric Railways with regard to the Earl's Court grounds; he has suggested that he, Waldron, Councillor Franzini and JHP, as Chairmen of the Earl's Court Gardens Preservation Society, should go as a deputation
12/1/660 ND[?1924] Walham Grove United Methodist Churoh annual report and statement of accounts (1923-1924)
12/l/67a-b) ND[?c. 1924] Cuttings and photograph 68 Edward J. Lee, former member of Fulham Vestry and Borough Council, formerly of 31 Rostrevor Rd., [Fulham] and manager of Hoare and Gothard, coal merchants, North End Rd. coal wharves, [Fulham] died at Southend [co. Essex], aged 66
12/1/70C 24 May 1924 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Council has decided to postpone the execution of ejectment warrants against tenants of Vanston PI. and Jerdan PI. [Fulham] for 6 weeks, after whioh no further extension of time will be given
12/l/74a ND[1924] Invitation Mr. & Mrs. E.W. Warner to Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Palmer Marriage of daughter Elsie to Mr. Frederick] G[uthrie] Lobb at United Methodist Churoh, Walham Green, Fulham, 3 July 1924 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-3 12/l/75a-b 27 June 1924 Cuttings Funeral of Frederick Sunney, member of Fulham Board of Guardians and trustee of Bethel Chapel, North End Rd. [Fulham], former railway inspector, died aged 71
12/l/78b ND[1924] Cutting Wedding of Elsie May Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Warner, 73 Shorrolds Rd., Fulham, and Frederiok Guthrie Lobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Lobb, St. Neot, Liskeard, oo. Cornw.
12/1/78C ND[1924] Cutting Wedding of A.S. Cooke, son of Mr. C.W. Cooke, 43 Purser's Cross Rd., Fulham and Alice Carter, Barnes, [co. Surr.], at Walham Grove Methodist Chapel, [Fulham]
12/1/80 ND[?1924] Letter A. Duff, Walham Ward Welfare Committee, 21 Kempson Rd., Fulham to JHP It was agreed at the Walham Ward meeting that a special meeting of the committee should send a letter to the Justices about the 'George' [PH]
12/l/81b 29 June 1924 Letter John Pearoe, Clerk to the Magistrates, County of London-Kensington Division, 159 Holland Rd., Kensington, W.14 to JHP Would like JHP to attend at Sessions House, Newington [London] to hear the question of the licence of the 'George' Fulham; also to attend a conference, together with the Revd. Gallop, at Counsel's Chambers, 3 Hare Court, Temple [London] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-5 12/1/81c ND[1924] Invitation Chairman and Members of the Works and Highways Committee to JHP Opening of Moat Garden, Bishop's Park, [Fulham], 12 July 1924
12/l/82a ND[1924] Programme with historical notes Offioial opening of Moat Garden, Bishop's Park by the Mayor, 12 July 1924
12/l/84a ND[1924] Invitation Mayor and Mayoress of Fulham (Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Waldron) to Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Palmer Garden Party at Ascot Cottage, Winkfield, co. Berks., 24 July 1924
12/l/88a-c ND[?1924] Photographs Girl Guides [? from Walham Grove United Methodist Chapel]
12/l/90a-c ND[?1924] Cuttings Departure of Revd. C.W. Soper from Walham Grove United Methodist Church [Fulham]
12/1/99C ND[1924] Invitation Revd. and Mrs. CD. Barriball, Egloskerry Gravelly Hill, Birmingham to JHP Marriage of daughter Gladys to Major A[rnold] H.S. Waters [V.C., D.S.O., M.C.] at United Methodist Church, Gravelly Hill [Birmingham], 28 Oct. 1924 Bef. Date Description DD/200/ 12/1-3 12/1/100b ND[1924] Programme Free Church Women's Council, Fulham, opening of Hilton House, 3 Fulham Park Gdns., [Fulham] as hostel for women workers and students, 16 Oct. 1924
12/1/106b ND[1924] Cutting Marriage of Major Arnold Waters, V.C., D.S.O., M.C., a member of Walham Grove United Methodist Church, Fulham, and Gladys Eveline Barriball, daughter of Revd. Barriball, pastor of Gravelly Hill United Methodist Church, [Birmingham] a former minister of Walham Grove Church [Fulham]
12/1/114b 29 Sep. 1924 Letter J. Woodford Causer, Imperial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday, 1 Palace Chambers, Bridge St., Westminster, S.W.1 to JHP Invites JHP to join sub-committee with regard to L.C.C. election; discusses playing of baseball st Stamford Bridge
12/2 ND[1923] Free Church Women's Council, Fulham Branch, report (1922-1923)
12/3a-c 12/3a 15 Jan. 1924 Letter W.J. Waldron, Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Invites JHP to sit on the committee to enquire into ways of relieving the present condition of unemployment in Fulham Ref. Date Desoription DD/200/ 12/1-3
12/3b ND[1923] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1922-1923)
12/3c MD[?1917] Elbert Percy Fothergill, Our Heroest a poem in memoriaa 16 June 1917 Autographed by author
13/1-114 Jan. 1925- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Feb. 1926 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, etc
13/7bj ND[?1925] Cuttings 9a Proposal to demolish Harwood Rd. School, Fulham and erect new building on Britannia Rd. and Maxwell Rd. site
13/9b-c ND[?O. 1925] Cuttings Funeral of Henry George Crew, formerly a member of Fulham Borough Council and Fulham Board of Guardians, died in his 69th year
13/l2a-b ND[?1925] Cuttings Proposed demolition of Harwood Rd. School, Fulham
13/16a ND[?C. 1925] Card from H.G. Crew and family, 38 Landford Rd., Putney [London] Are grateful for sympathy expressed at their bereavement
13/17a 14 Feb. 1925 Letter (printed) from Albert and Emmie Hoare, 42 Rannooh Rd., [Fulham] W.6 Are grateful for flowers and sympathy expressed on death of daughter Ethel Beatrice Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 13/1-114 13/26a 28 Feb. 1925 Walhan Grove United Methodist Church annual report and statement of accounts, 1924
13/32a ND[?1925] Letter (printed) from Mrs. Duerden and family of the late Revd. J. Hartley Duerden, 2 Lanoweth Rd., Penzance, ]co. Cornw.] Are grateful for expression of sympathy extended to them in their recent sudden bereavement
13/33a-b 9 Apr. 1925 Cuttings Annual meeting of Fulham Local Option Union, at Twynholme, Fulham Cross [Fulham]
13/36b 7 Apr. 1925 Letter William Hodson Smith, National Children's Home and Orphanage, Highbury Park, London N.5 to JHP Regrets that is unable to take in Albert Millea before now; he will be able to go to Harpenden [co. Hertf.] where 2 new boys' houses are opening
13/39 ND[1925] Invitation Mayor and Mayoress of Fulham (Councillor B.H. Pritchard and Mrs. Pritohard) to Mr., amd Mrs. J.H. Palmer Function at Town Hall, Fulham, 8 May 1925
13/45a-c; June 1925 Photographs 46a [?Walham Grove United Methodist Church] Sunday School excursion to Upper Warlingham [00. Surr.] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 13/1-114 13/55a ND[?1925] Letter (printed) from International Order of Good Templars, 123 Wardo Ave., S.W.6 Death of Brother Oliver Rove of James McCurrey Lodge no. 52, and Fulham Palace Rd. Lodge no. 5466, the President of Middlesex Good Templar Pension and Benevolent Fund, on 13 July 1925
13/56a-b ND[?1925] Cuttings Revd. J.T. Perry Oliver, new Superin tendent Minister of Fulham Methodist Circuit
13/60a ND[1925] Fulham, Pimlico and Westminster Circuit of the United Methodist Church appoint ments (Oct. 1925-Dec. 1925)
13/66ci ND[?1925] Handbills 67 Progressive candidates for Lillie Ward in Fulham Borough Council election 2 Nov. [?1925]
13/78b ND[?1925] Cutting Tribute to Revd. F.H. Lodge on his resignation as Nonconformist chaplain at Fulham Infirmary through ill health
13/79 1925 Christmas card Mr. and Mrs. William Ayers, 10a Park PI. Eltham, S.E. $ to [? JHP]
13/80a 25 Nov. [?1925] Letter L. Chapman, 55 Moore Park Rd., Fulham to JHP Recollections of Salem Chapel Ref. Date Description LD/200/ 13/1-114 1j/80b ND[1926 Fulham, Pimlico and Westminster Circuit of the United Methodist Church appoint ments (Jan. 1926-Mar. 1926)
13/eOc 27 Deo. 1925 Letter Sydney Ayers, 10a Park PI., Eltham, London S.E.9 to JHP William Ayers died yesterday afternoon after phlebitis set in; funeral is arranged for 'next' Saturday at Rainham, 00. Kent. Would like JHP to help officiate at the burial
13/80d 29 [Deo. 1925] Letter Alice Ayers, 10a Park PI., Eltham, S.E.9 to JHP Thinks that mother derived much comfort from "your" visit today; intends starting from here just before 12 o'clock on Saturday and would like JHP to go down in the car
13/81 31 Dec. 1925 Letter J. Tremblett, 40 Gordon PI., Kensington [London] to JHP Sends thanks for Diamond Jubilee Souvenir. Has been watching by the sick bed of his wife who is not far from death. Remembers that services were held in an old work shop before Clarence PI. Chapel [Kensington, London] was built
13/82b-d 2 Dec. 1925 Letter A.H. Deverell, 9 Whalebone Lane, Beacontree Heath, Romford, co. Essex to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 13/1-114 13/82b-d (cont.) Since taking on the secretary'a work a year ago has tried to improve things. Now wants a minister and has appealed to the circuit. The L.C.C. has built 1,000 houses at our 'gates' with 3,000 more to follow. A mile away the Wesleyans have built a large central hall on the council estate and 'our' people could run a similar place 'here' if they would put in a 'real live man'
13/87a ND[?c. 1925] Cutting Death of James Loudoun, 7 Fulham Park Gdns., Fulham trader, on 10 Dec. [?1925]
13/91a-b; 7 Jan. 1926 Cuttings 92j Funeral of William Ayers at Rainham, 93a-b co. Kent, 2 Jan. [1926]
13/94o Jan. 1926 Photograph John Henry Palmer
13/96 12 Jan. 1925 Letter James W. Gooding, 86 Fernbank Ave., Sudbury Hill, nr. Harrow, co. Middsx. to JHP Remembers his old Fulham friends. 40 years is a long time and missed giving up the work, but was compelled to do so owing to lameness through sciatica and rheumatism. Is now 86. Wishes to be remembered to A.G. Harbor and family, Mrs. Old, Mr. Parfitt and Mr. Warner
13/100 1926 Fulham and South Kensington Young Men's Christian Association 46th annual report, presented at the annual meeting held at Fulham Town Hall, 28 Jan. 1926 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 13/1-114 13/114 ND[1925] Programme with historial notes Diamond Jubilee of Walham Grove United Methodist Church
14/1-114 Volume containing Feb. 1924- [Walham Grove United Methodist Church] Jan. 1925 pulpit notices Mar. 1926- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Mar. 1927 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in)
14/6 ND[?1926] Leonard Weight, The song love taught to sorrow Feb. 1926 Subscribed! *My great friend Mr. J.H. Palmer with the grateful affection of The Author'
14/130 22 Mar. 1926 Letter John G. Martin, secretary, The United Kingdom Alliance for the Total Suppres sion of the Liquor Traffic by the will of the People, 1 Victoria St., London S.V.1 to JHP Shall be relinquishing work for the Alliance and asks for [jHP's] support for successor, H.C. Heath
14/I4a HD[1926] Invitation Mr. & Mrs. E.W. Warner to Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Palmer Marriage of their daughter Nellie to Mr. W. Donald at Walham Grove United Methodist Church, Fulham and reception at 73 Shorrolds Rd. [Fulham], 22 Apr. 1926
14/16a ND[1926] Fulham, Fimlico and Westminster Circuit of the United Methodist Church, appointments, (Apr. 1926-June 1926) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 14/1-114 14/23b 6 May 1926 Postcard (printed) from P. Wilson Raffan, J.P., secretary, United Kingdom Band of Hope Union, 59 & 60 Old Bailey, London E.C.4 Meetings vill be postponed until further notice in view of the national crisis and transport difficulties
14/25a 5 May 1926 Postcard from Charles N. Barns, National Children's Home and Orphanage, Highbury Park, N.5 Meeting due to be held on 13 May [1926] is postponed owing to transport difficulties
14/28a ND[1926] Walham Ward Welfare Committee report, 1925* and list of committee members, 1926
14/32b ND[1926] Invitation Mayor and Mayoress of Fulham (Alderman W.J. Waldron and Mrs. Waldron to JHP and Lady Garden party at Ascot Cottage, Winkfield, co. Berks., 24 June 1926
14/33* ND[?1926] Cutting from The United Methodist Gifts to needy miners
H/34b ND[?1926] Cutting from The United Methodist Gifts to families of miners locked out in co. Durham
H/37a-b) June 1926 Photographs 38a-c [?Walham Grove United Methodist Church] Sunday School excursion to Eastcote [?co. Middsx.] Ref. Data Description DD/200/ 14/1-114 14/39* 9 July 1926 Letter E.I. Hart, The Quebec Prohibition Federation, 222 Craig St. W., Montreal, Canada to JHP Regrets that cannot attend Bazaar in London and renew acquaintanceships. Provincial Temperance organisations have had a hard time financially owing to the inability of the churches of the United Church to help outside causes
14/42a KD[1926] Fulham, Pimlioo and Westminster United Methodist Circuit appointments (July 1926- Sep. 1926)
14/43a 30 July 1926 Letter W.J. Waldron, Mayor'3 Parlour, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Is pleased that the children enjoyed the trip to Eastcoate [?Eastcote, co. Middsx.] despite wet weather. Wishes JHP to give particulars of the trip to 3 local papers and mention that the outing was arranged out of the balance of the money subscribed for the Christmas treat. Has written to Mr. Jones, Mr. Dunkley and Mr. Atwell thank ing them for their kindness
14/4Ja-d ND[July 1926] Cuttings Excursion for children of the unemployed to Eastcote [co. Middsx.]
14/44a-b 30 July 1926 Letter P.S.G. Propert, Rural Dean of Fulham St. Augustine's Church House, 247 Lillie Rd., Fulham to JHP Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 14/1-114 14/44a-b (cont.) Did not seek the change in any way and would have been content to end his days in Fulham, but the Bishop has decided to more him to the more quiet surroundings of Heaton. Had hpoed 40 years ago to see Fulham almost entirely freed from pauperism but the war spoilt that dream and a good many others
14/47a-c ND[?1926] Cuttings Letter from JHP re demolition of Rosamond's, Fulham, and proposed preservation of other old buildings in Fulham
14/49a-bi HD[?1926] Cuttings 50aj Proposal re establishment of a Fulham 50c Borough Museumj painting in possession of JHP which supposedly belonged to Holman Hunt and was given to his servant when he lived at Draycott Lodge, New Kings Rd. [Fulham
14/50b ND[?1926] Photograph Valham Grove School choir 'at Palace'
14/52a 2 June 1926 Letter Cooper G. Hawken, 10 Springfield, Aberavon, Port Talbot [co. Glam.] to JHP Is grateful for cheque, which will probably go to feeding children, After a month there appears to be a real need. Things are not as hard in the town as in the villages up the valley
14/52b ND[?1926] Photograph Minni [?Flowers] in Girl Guides' uniform
14/53aj 10 July 1926 Photographs 54a-b [?Walham Grove United Methodist Church] excursion to Biggin Hill [00. Kent] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 14/1-114 14/56a 3 Sep. 1926 Cutting from Fulham Chronicle with photograph Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooke, 43 Purser's Cross Rd., Fulham
14/63a 23 Sep. 1926 Letter Leonard F. Lawson, Missionary Training College, Grange Rd., South Norwood, [London] to JHP Wishes to use JHP as a referee since he has volunteered for pioneer work in the district s. of Stanleyville Province, Belgium Congo and the Heart of Africa Mission, where there are 26 untouched tribes
14/64* ND[1926] Fulham, Pimlico and Westminster United Methodist Circuit, appointments (Oct. 1926- Dec. 1926)
14/66a HD[?1926] Letter Arthur Williams, Clerk to the Trustees, [Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses] 504 Fulham Palace Rd., Fulham to JHP JHP has been re-elected a Trustee of the Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses for a term of 5 years
14/70b ND[?1926] Letter (printed) from Mrs. W.P. Neden and family, Evergreen Lodge, Chelston, Torquay [co. Devon] Are grateful for kind expression of sympathy Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 14/1-114 U/71a 23 Oct. 1926 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Is grateful for [JHP's] kind letter, Is leaving Fulham under the happiest circum stances
14/72a ND[1926] Order of service Funeral of Sydney John Kirby, at Munster Park Wesleyan Church, [Fulham], 29 Oct. 1926
14/72b ND[1926] Order of service Unveiling of memorial to Samuel Arnold, born 1 June 1866 and died 19 Nov. 1925* at United Methodist Church, Packington St., Islington, N.1, 50 Oct. 1926
H/75a 13 Oct. 1926 Letter Arthur Williams, Clerk to the Trustees [Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses], 504 Fulham Palace Rd., Fulham to JHP JHP was re-elected as a Trustee of the Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses for 5 years
14/78a ND[1926] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report and balance sheet (1925-1926)
14/81b ND[?1926] Cutting Marriage of W.H.C. Evans and Miss C. Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Cooper, 69 Sinclair Rd., W.14
14/82a ND[1927] Fulham, Pimlico and Westminster United Methodist Circuit appointments (Jan. 1927- Mar. 1927) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 14/1-114 14/82o ND[?1927] Christmas card from Revd. F. and Mrs. Galpin and family,
116 Coventry Rd.t Ilford [00. Essex]
14/82d ND[1926] Programme of events Christmas treat to poor children of Fulham, 29 Deo. 1926
14/85a-b 18 Apr. 1926 Letter Charles T. Halifax, 20 Montem Rd., Forest Hill, S.E.23 to JHP Is sorry that the fund for Mrs. Ayera is not progressing as well as hoped; it was unfortunate that the appeal is being made the same time as that for Mr. Gordon. Shall be 75 In June next and celebrates Golden Wedding in Sep. [1926]
H/92d ND[1927] Fulham and South Kensington Young Men's Christian Association 47th annual report, presented at annual meeting, 27 Jan. 1927
14/94a ND[?1927] Cutting Tribute by JHP to the late A.J. Warner
14/99a 23 Dec. 1926 Letter J.H. Blackwell, 5 Glebe Terr., Easington, co. Durham to JHP Is grateful for oheque for miners' families relief fund. The people are almost delirious in getting back to work after the long strike, and the pits are in such a bad state that many miners have not yet started; others who have only started this week will have no pay this week end as the managers keep a week's wages in hand. All public relief has Ref. Date Deacription DD/200/ 14/1-114 14/99a (cont.) stopped since the mines are re-opened, and the miners cannot claim the 'dole' since the damage which prevents them re-starting work is due to the strike. The managers at Easington mine are doing their best and there is no bitter ness, but at other mines, as at Horden [oo. Durham] the managers are brutal and are taking full advantage of the clause that exempts them from paying the minimum wages for a month
14/106a ND[1929] Invitation Chairman (Hiss C. Fulford) and Hembers of the Board of Guardians of the Parish of Fulham to JHP Opening of new Nurses Home, 129a Fulham Palace Rd., [Fulham], by H.R.H. Princess Arthur of Connaught, 2 July 1929
15/1-114 Volume containing: 1923 [Walham Grove United Methodist Church] pulpit notices Feb. 1927- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations Aug. 1928 and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, eto. (pasted in)
15/6a ND Cutting Tribute to JHP on his appointment as a magistrate; contains biographical details
15/7c 12 Mar. 1927 Card Mr. and Mrs. J.K.W. Blunden, Poor Law Institution, Balby, Doncaster, [co. York] to [?JHP] [?Marriage of] Doris Lodge and J.H.W. Blunden Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 15/1-114 15/8d ND[?1927] Photograph Child (unnamed)
KD[?c. 1927] Cutting Funeral of Samuel Charles Smith, 15/11C 28 Ellerby St., Fulham, aged 65, a trustee and steward at Bethel United Methodist Church, North End Bd. [Fulham]
7 Apr. 1927 Letter John Pearce, Town Clerk to the 15/16b Magistrates, County of London - Kensington Division, 159 Holland Rd., Kensington, W.14 to JHP Has received notice of JHP's appointment as a Justice of the Peace and encloses a Card of the Sessions for the Kensington Division
15/17a ND[1927] Note (printed) M. Lepper and family, Maycroft, Sutherland Ave., Vesterham Hill, [oo. Kent] to [?JHP] In memory of Herbert C. Lepper, died 29 May 1927
15/18b 1 June 1927 Card Mr. E.F. Shrubsall and family, "Shanklin", 1J Brookview Ed., Streatham, S.W.16 to [?JHP] Are grateful for enquiries and sympathy Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 15/1-1H 15/20o-e 16 June 1927 Photographs [Bethel and Walham Grove Churches] river trip [to Windsor, 00. Berks.]; includes photograph of JHP
15/21b KD[1927] Memorial card George Fenner, died 12 June 1927, aged 79* interred at Kingston Cemetery [co. Surr.], 15 June 1927
15/26c ^1926 Photograph 'Bethel [United Methodist Church, North End Rd., Fulham] harvest [festival]'
15/29a-bj .jJune 1927 Photographs 30a-o [?Walham Grove United Methodist Church Sunday school] excursion
15/51a 2 July 1927 Letter William Mallinson, mahogony, wainscot, teaok, timber and veneer merchants etc., 150-138 Hackney Rd., London, E.2 to JHP Feels JHP has acted wisely in purchasing the shop premises in Yauxhall Bridge Rd., [London], which will increase the value of the church site
15/32b 21 July 1927 Postcard C.H. Poppleton, London Church Extension and Mission Committee, 59 Courtland Ave. S.W.16 to JHP Sends congratulations at achievement in freeing Bethel Church [Fulham] from debt Ref. Date Description BD/200/ 15/1-114 15/35* 13 Aug. 1927 Letter W.J. Waldron, Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Fulham S.W.6 to JHP Encloses cheque for £51 2s 3d and thanks JHP for making the children1 s outing a success
15/35b-c . 1927 Photographs 36a-o [?5ethel and Walham Grove Churches, Fulham], excursion to Eastcote [?co. Middsx.]
15/38a-c Aug. 1927 Photographs Bethel G[irl's] L[ife] Brigade at Chatham and Rochester [co. Kent]
15/42D ND[?1927] Photograph ftthel Church, [North End Rd., Fulham]
15/42o ND[?1927] Photograph Mr. and Mrs. Walker [? on boat at] Chatham, [oo. Kent]
15/47a 1 Oct. 1927 Letter H. Cecil Heath, general secretary, The United Kingdom Alliance for the Total Suppression of the Liquor Traffic by the Will of the Peopole, 1 Victoria St., London, S.W.1 to JHP Invites JHP to become a member of the Executive Committee of the Alliance
15/490 8 Oct. 1927 Card Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Smith, 28 Ellerby St., Fulham to [?JHP] [Marriage of] Mary Catherine Thomas Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 15/1-114 15/61a 15 Deo. 1927 Letter W[illiam] W. Thompson, Friendless and Fallen London Female Preventive and Reformatory Institution, 4 Liverpool St., Kings Cross, London V.C.1 to JHP Sends thanks for help in connection with sale of work at 5 Parsons Green [Fulham]
15/63a 28 Jan. 1928 Letter E. Ravenscroft, Metropolitan Workers1 Union, 20 Southwest Rd., E.11 to JHP JHP has been elected Deputy-Chairman [of Metropolitan Workers' Union]
15/66a 9 Feb. 1928 Letter W.J. Waldron, Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Wishes JHP to organise an outing for 1,500 poor children of Fulham, to be financed from the proceeds of a concert by the Police Minstrels and the balance of the funds subscribed for the Christmas Enter tainment
15/70a MD[1927] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report and balance sheet (1926-1927)
15/70c ND[1928] Memorial card Hugh Came, died 15 Mar. 1928, aged 86; interred at Fulham New Cemetery, North Sheen, [co. Surr.] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 15/1-114 15/77b ND[?1928] Invitation Mr. and Mrs. Mackie, 3 Valham Grove, S.V.6 to Mr. and Mrs. [J.H.] Palmer Marriage of daughter Hetty to Mr. F.A. Jones, Valham Grove Methodist Church, 9 Apr. [?1928]
15/78a ND[1928] Invitation from Mayor and Mayoress of Fulham (W.J. Waldron, J.P., and Mrs. Waldron) Reception at Town Hall, Fulham, 4 May 1928
15/85a ND[1928] Notice (printed) Death of John A[ifred Curtis, 20 Barclay Rd., [Fulham], died 31 May 1928) gives details of funeral
15/85b ND Photograph j[ohn] A[lfred] Curtis, J.P.
15/86a-b ND[1928] Cuttings Tribute to the late j[ohn] A[lfred] Curtis by J.H.P., Algarve, Parsons Green [Fulham]
ND[1928] Note (printed) from Mrs. Curtis and family, 20 Barclay Rd., 15/87a [Fulham] Are grateful for sympathy shown at death of John Alfred Curtis, died 31 May 1928 aged 79
11 July 1928 Circular letter from JHP 15/95a Meeting to be held on 26 July [1928] to discuss departure of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver from the Fulham Circuit Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 15/1-114 15/96a ND[1928] Invitation from Mayor and Mayoress of Fulham Children's excursion to Eastcote, fjfco. Middsx], 31 July 1928
15/97a-bi ND[1928] Cuttings 98a-b Children's excursion to Eastcote, [?co. Middsx.] provided by the Mayor of Fulham'i Christmas Party Fund
15/99a-bj ND[1928] Cuttings 100a-b Departure of Revd. J.T. Perry Oliver, minister of Walham Grove United Methodist Church to undertake a ministry at Clay Cross, co. Derby
15/102a 15 Aug. 1928 Letter W.J. Waldron, Mayor, Mayor's Parlour, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Is pleased that arrangements for the children went off well) encloses a cheque for the balance. Is grateful for sympathy in regard to his son's accident) it will be a long job but hopes that he will be restored to complete health
15/I05a ND[1928] Cutting Revd. W.R. Britton, new minister of Walham Grove United Methodist Church
15/I05b ND[?1928] Invitation Mr. and MTB. J.H.W. Wheeler, Metherleigh, 78 Marryat Rd., Wimbledon [London] to Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Palmer Marriage of their daughter Ella Florence to A.E. Alan M. Atkins at Wimbledon Parish Church [London], 12 Sep. [?1928] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 15/1-144 15/110a ND[1928] Order of service Memorial service to Herbert Henry Asquith, Earl of Oxford and Asquith, K.G., Prime Minister, 1908-1916, at Westminster Abbey, [London], 21 Feb. 1928
15/114b 19 Mar. 1928 Letter Margaret E. Martin, 57 Fabian Rd., S.W.6 to Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and Miss Palmer Is grateful for assistance given during the London County Council election campaign
16/1-13 16/1/1-214 Volume containing Feb. 1918 Minutes of meeting to consider commencing a branch of the United Kingdom Alliance Apr. 1918- Minutes of Alliance Auxiliary [Fulhsm Jan. 1925 Branch of the United Kingdom Alliance] Apr. 1918- Minutes of Executive Committee [of July 1922 Alliance Auxiliary] Apr. 1918- Minutes of committee meetings [of Alliance June 1925 Auxiliary] Dec. 1918 Minutes of meeting of the Alliance British Women and Good Templars Mar. 18741 Correspondence, cuttinhs, invitiations Feb. 1918- and handbills re Temperance events (pasted Apr. 1925 in)
16/1/134d ND[?1921] Card Ada Rowe, 40 Doneraile St., S.W.6 to Executive Committee of United Kingdom Alliance Father and sister and writer are all very grateful for kind thoughts at present [at bereavement] Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 16/1-13 16/1/1520 1 Deo. 1922 Card from Walter Colbert, 123 Wardo Ave., Fulham Is grateful for sympathy expressed on the death of his wife
16/1/165b 27 Mar. 1874 Membership card of United Kingdom Alliance for the Total Suppression of the Liquor Trade Mr. E.J. Parfitt
16/1/1881 ND[?1924] Petitions 200 to Justices of the Licensing Session, Kensington Division Offer thanks for the fixing of the evening closing of Licensed premises at 10.00 p.m., and urge the adoption of 9*00 p.m. as the closing hour on Sundays
16/1/211c ND£?1921] Cutting Death of Oliver Howe, aged 74* of 40 Doneraile St., Fulham, originator of the 'Lyons' boot repairing shops of Fulham and Chelsea
16/2-7 ND[?1920s] Handbills issued by Temperance organisat ions and anti-Prohibition movements
16/8 27 July 1921 Letter F.L. Stevenson, 10 Downing St., Whitehall, S.W.1 to JHP Is desired by the Prime Minister to acknow ledge receipt of letter written on behalf of the United Kingdom Alliance (Fulham Auxiliary) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 16/1-13 16/9 29 Dec. 1921 Letter Temperance Council of the Christian Churches of England and Vales to [?JHP] Issue of stamps advocating "Stop the Drink' produced by the Council
16/10-11 Jan. 1923 Correspondence re resolution to the Kensington Justices [re licensing hours]
16/12/1-2 16/12/1 26 Feb. 1923 Circular letter from George B. Wilson, United Kingdom Alliance, 1 Victoria St., S.W.1 Bill introduced by Lady Astor, on behalf of the Teaching Profession prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors to young persons under 18 years of age
16/12/2 1923 Intoxicating Liquor (Sale to Persons under 18) Bill, 1923
16/13 13 Apr. 1925 Letter Philip G. Murray, 34 Cambridge Terr., Hyde Park, W.2 to JHP Proposed titles for temperance talks
17/1-80 Volume containing ND Accounts [hidden by items described below, so no further details can be given] Jan. 1887) Correspondence, cuttings, invitations and Dec. 1919- handbills re Methodist Church events, May 1938 Temperance movement, etc., (pasted in)