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Wednesday, January 20th,1932. THE TEESDALE MERCURY. 5 y, January 20th, 193'). GENERAL NOTICES. Mr F. V. Deacon, youngest son of Mr and Free i'Churches of Staindrop took their A recently received copy of the "Times- Mrs Frank Deacon, Vane Road, Barnard part i the Evangelical Alliance week Herald," South Amherst, Ohio, U.S.A., states N OF AREAS. Castle, a student at the Darlington Techni- of pra er. Meetings were held on Mon- that Mr John S, Thompson (59), for the last IN cal College, has for the third year in day nd Tuesday at the Primitive a years a South Amherst councillor, died L.N.ER TRIPS a succession obtained the prize in the class Methodist Church, Mr S. Tarn and the unexpectedly in Cleveland Hospital on ■ Tuesday, December 22nd. Mr Thompson MITTEE'S PROPOSALS. • tor carpentry and joinery. Rev. . Hunter being the respective SPECIAL LATE ANNOUNCEMENT • leaders and on Wednesday and Thursday had been in the hospital for an operation 1111 • An exceptionally interesting programme at the esleyan Church, where the Rev. H. and was believed to be recovering when he Saturday, 23rd January • is to be given in Barnard Castle Wesleyan Gorton Edge and the Rev. C. F. Brend led suffered a relapse which resulted in his od that the Local Govern. DURHAM AMATEUR CUP •■ Schoolroom next Wednesday, when a visit. the dev Lions. On Friday Mr J. T. Emmer- death. He had been a resident at South set up by the will be paid by the Bishop Auckland \Vesley Durham TO BISHOP AUCKLAND ■ son co ducted the service in the Congrega- Amherst for 26 years, coming there in 1905 the re-organisation 01 • Guild Players, the object being to aid the tional hurch, and on Saturday evening the from Cleatla-m, near Staindrop, Durham, for il (Bishop Auckland Reserves v. Middleton funds of the Barnard Castle Wesleyan county, are making Tar- o • Commu ion of the Lord's Supper was England. For a number of 3-ears he was United) • Sunday School. employed in the sandstone quarries and sals. - Opposition may be • admini tered by the Rev. M. Snowball. All Middleton-in-Teesdale 1.10 pm 2/- • Mr Arthur Walker, of Scarborough, son the ser ices during the week were well later he became a farmer. He was re- nay quarters. N Barnard Castle 1.27 pm 113 • uttende elected to serve on the Council at the last • of Mr and Mis J. W. Walker, Coronation ommittee's proposals, the Street, Barnard Castle, has been elected a November elections. Mr Thompson was a TO WEST AUCKLAND • Daisy Day, which provides an opportu- member of the Foresters of America and of Council's area will practi- • director Of Holmes's Cash Drug Stores, Ltd., nity of bowing practical sympathy with the p (West Auckland v. Barnard Castle Athletic) ■ the Security Benefit Association. He is sur- and will be given to the • in which company he already held the posi- work o the National Children's Home and districts for Bishop Auck- Barnard Castle 1.2 7 pm 1/3 • tion of superintendent. Mr Walker was Orphan ge, is to be held in the Teesdale vived by his widow, one daughter and two ■ formerly an apprentice with Mr G. Clarkson sons. d Spennymoor, as well as • district ext Wednesday, January 27th. The al areas for Weardale and CHEAP RETURN TICKETS • Harker, Barnard Castle. Nation Children's Home has been estab- The Teesdale Old Barnardains held a • Among those who secured school certifi- lished ver sixty years, and during that most successful and enjoyable dance on TO LONDON • period ver 20,000 boys and girls from every Wednesday night in the Newgate Hall, are that Shildon urban • cates in the December examination of the g• PERIOD—Outward from Barnard Castle on Oxford and Cambridge Joint Board were part' of he country have passed through its Barnard Castle. For an 'initial venture the amalgamated with that of • dance was a great success. The hall was ■ Fria., Sate. and Suns. by any ordinary train ■• W. Stutter, from Barnard Castle School, doors. 11 these have been received solely nd, with the following —return by any ordinary train on following ■ and M. Lancaster, also ol Barnard Castle on the round of need. At the present time was most artistically decorated to represent o the extended urban area ; Friday or any subsequent day up to and ■ School, the latter of whom, although already the In titution is providing happiness, a football pitch and the programmes, made 'drew, Escomb, Binchester, including third Sunday after issue (second ■ holding a certificate, passing with credit health d home to a family of 4,000 child- to represent a football key-card, were taste- ■ fully done by the Chairman of the Club, on Grange, Eldon, Newton Sunday in case of Sunday issues) ; also ou • in additional subjects. ren, in ddition to the training 'necessary Wednesday night 27th January at 9.30 pm • to equi them for life's battle,. The locai Mr Fred Hunter. The Darlington "Rialto" St. Helens Auckland, and —return by any ordinary train any day up ■ Mrs S. H. C. Jackson has accepted the ecretar is Miss J. Tiplady, Spring Gardens, Orchestra provided the music and gave together with portions of to and including second Sunday after issue. ■ captaincy of the Ladies' Section of the tartfor . Barnard Castle, who will give great satisfaction. There were three com- ■ Teesdale Golf Club, and Miss Garbutt the Bedworth, and Middridge FARE 419. • particul rs and receive gi fts. petition dances—a spot waltz, won by Mr • secretaryship. The committee for the en- and Mrs F. Hunter; an elimination waltz, an area to be amalgamated DAY—Every Sunday night at 6.0 pm. Every • suing .year consists of Mrs T. W. Bain- A. lag e company of members and won by Mr W. R. Iveson and Miss M. A. ether with the parishes of Friday night, and on Wednesday 27th ■• bridge, Mrs J. H. Brown, Miss Burton, Miss friends f the Cotherstone Wesley Guild Wellman; and a statue dance won by Mr , North Bedhurn, and part January at 9.30 pm. K. Helmer, -Mrs A. Leishman, Mrs Roberts, gathered; in the chapel on Wednesday H. Pollard and Miss N. Finlay. Messrs E.. • evening to hear a stimulating and challeng- . 18/6. Mrs E. T. Welford, and Miss York. W. G. Clee and F. Hunter kindly acted as of the Spennymoor urban • The opening social of the Barnard Castle ing address from the Vice-President, the door-keepers, and Messrs A. C. Hempsall • Rev. C. V. Brend, who always has some- a large surrounding area, For details see bills and programmes at station and ■ \Vesley Guild was held on Friday evening. and R. Watson were the M.C.s. The com- hill, is suggested. on 'Cheap Rail Travel' boards. ■ Several friends from Cotherstone joined the thing goOd to say, and whose keen interest mittee thank all Old Boys and friends for vhich it is proposed to de- Barnard Castle guilders, and a very in the w rk of the Guild is well known and their patronage and help in making their w Law, Barnard Castle and pleasant evening was spent in games and apprecia d. Mr Brend deplored the present- initial dance such a huge success. district to be merged in the competitions. The Rev. C. F. Brend pre- day indi erence to religion, and urged a al areas—Weardale rural in sided, and a collection was taken for greater i terest in this, the most vital part w Law and Stanhope and Medical Missions. of life. Mr Roderick Walker, Barnard rural in the case of Bar- ADDISON & WOODHAMS Castle, ave two excellent solos, " Love In connection with the Free Gospel Divine " nd " Arm, arm, ye brave," which WEDDINGS OF INTEREST. (R. WOODHAMS, Proprietor), e recommend that the appli- Mission Chapel, Briscoe, a concert was were mu h appreciated. Mrs T. Parkinson, m Harbour Urban Council given by the Sunshine Concert Party, Barnard astle, was organist, and gave a- Mr J. S. SAXELBYE AND MRS WATSON. Evenwood. Mr E. S. Barker, Eggleston, of the neighbouring parish FAMILY GROCERS AND PROVISION masterly endering of a "Toccata" and one Although intended to be of a quiet nature ably presided. Supper followed. On Sun- of Bach's Fugues. Mrs Parkinson also ld be granted. The parish DEALERS,I the marriage of Mr John Saxelbye Saxelbye, t present in the Easington day excellent sermons were preached by Mr accompanied the hymns and solos. The J. Beadle, Darlington. The proceeds were Chairman was Mr J. W. Embleton, general solicitor, Hull, and Mrs Norah E. Watson. menda. tion is that the WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,'] for chapel funds. Thanks are due to all secretary,' who thanked the lecturer, soloist, daughter of the late Mr Bryn E. Cookson who helped to •make the effort successful. organist, land e. at present in the Sunder- all who had worked to make and Mrs Cookson, of Startforth Hall, near BARNARD CASTLE. the evening so successful. The festival was 'ct, should also be added to It is Barnard Castle's turn this year to Barnard Castle, in Holy Trinity Church, ✓ urban district and this have the annual meeting of the Barnard continued on Sunday, when special sermons were preached by the Rev. C. F. Brend. Startforth, on Thursday afternoon, attracted ried out, will increase the The House where you get the best of every- CAstle Division Unionist Association, which coo0 and will form a very it is expected will be about the middle A whist drive and dance, held in the a great deal of attention. The family tant district. thing at the least possible price. of March: It is proposed to hold in cornic•- Institute, Hutton Magna, on Friday evening, of the bride is well-known and highly od that the Local Govern- A trial order is respectfully solicited. non with the Association during the coming in aid of the funds of Greenbank Hospital, respected' in the village, and consequently e is recommending that summer a rail trip to London, the pme drew a very large company, including Mr ing and Hetton urban Satisfaction guaranteed. yet to be fixed, including the cost of meals Riddle, S cretary (who spoke of the needs there was a large congregation in the Parish be joined. on the train and a motor bus tour of the of the Ho ital), Mr Wilson, the Rev. F. and Church. The bride was given away sal is to take part of the Free Delivery in Town and Country. Metropolis. Mrs Cutts the Rev. C. H. Hutchinson, Mr by her brother Captain Bryn Cookson, area, consisting of Cowpen AA for our representative to call. and Mrs rown, and Mr and Mrs Metcalfe Crowhurst, Sussex, and the best man was Bewley and Wolviston, and Success attended the whist drive organ- (Little Hutton). Mrs Metcalfe kindly lingham urban district, and Telephone 49. ised by Mrs G. T. Burt and held on Monday presented4) rizes to the following : Ladies— Mr A. H. Wilkinson, North Cave, East another part, consisting of afternoon in the Newgate Assembly Room, Miss E. ark ; 2, Miss Waites ; 3, Mrs Yorks. The officiating minister was the Barnard Castle, in connection with the d between Norton and Fair- 1•11•1111111 1111111.11 Barby; bo by, Mrs Walton. Gentlemen—Mr Rev. C. F. Richardson, Vicar of the Parish, e it within the borough of Women's Unionist -Association. The number Pocklingtoh; 2, Mr B. Clark ; 3, Mr W. assisted by the Rev. H. R. Evers, Vicar of playing was 44—all women. In the interval Richardson ; booby, Mr E. Clark. Mr T. W. d' that what .remains of the tea was served and a visit was received Garth proposed a vote of thanks to Mrs Brighouse, cousin of the bridegroom. Mr District Council's area shall GENTS' CLOTHING. 1.:! from Mrs Cuthbert Headlam, C.B.E., and Metcalfe. . The M.C.'s for the whist were J. T. Wightman was at the organ. There with the adjoining Sedge- Mr H. P. Bell; Unionist Agent. The prize- Messrs T. 1W. Garth and C. Elstrop, and , winners were :—Miss Hogg ; 2, Mrs Tyrrell; were many presents. pool rural area. WHEN YOU DECIDE TO HAVE for the danIce Mrs Fenwick and Mrs Shields. Is are only tentative, and. 3, Mrs Sanderson ; lowest score, Miss A cake arid gift from Mrs The guests at the reception, held at Start- Errington. Brown, Park are now endeavouring to House, realised £1 15s. 6d. Music was forth Hall, were : Mrs Cookson, Miss Cook- t in the various districts A New Suit, Overtaken on the Stang as they were supplied by Raine's Bowbank Orchestra. son, Captain and Mrs Bryan Cookson, Rev., making their way to Barnard Castle last The Commii i ttee thank donors of prizes, etc., Mrs and Miss C. F. Richardson, Rev. and Riding Breeches Tuesday evening, George. Emelt and and refres ments, and all who helped to Mrs H. Evers, Mr and Mrs K. Evers, Mrs Samuel Patrick Smith were found by make the ffort a success. H. C. Watson, LP., Miss Watson, Mrs T. F. E FRIENDLY SOCIETY. OR Inspector Smithson and P.C. Brown to be About a hundred residents of Ingleton Harvey, Miss Widdas, the Misses Ayres, Mrs deserters from the 2nd Battalion of the village met last Wednesday night, the Rev. and Miss Liddell, Mrs E. R. Hanby Holmes, Trousers, East Yorkshire Regiment at Catterick Camp. A. L. Davi s, Vicar, presiding, to . protest Management of 11,e York- They were arrested and next morning they Mrs and Miss Sewart, Mrs Fiddian and ndly Society, at a meeting GIVE against the appointment by a committee of US THE OPPORTUNITY TO appeared before Mr James Peacock charged the Barna d Castle Rural Council of a Miss Austin. ecided to ask the Ministry SHOW YOU PATTERNS. with having deserted from their regiment. the valuation of approved Staindrop man to look after the length of Prices and Style are Right. They admitted the accusation and were road at Wackerfield and Hilton. It was MR J. W. ROBINSON AND MISS D. will - take place this year, remanded to await an escort. a separate valuation in re- contended that as there were thirty unem- WEARMOUTH. A whist drive Was held in the Witham ployed at ingleton one of them might have d women members. Mr The marriage took place at the Baptist ad, secretary, stated that FRED NEVISON, Hall, Barnard Castle, on Friday, in aid of been chosen in preference to a man front the Brighter Days (Poor Children) Fund. Staindrop, although there was no personal Church, Middleton-in-Teesdale, on Saturday quarter 239 new members THE BONUS SHOP, morning, of Miss Diana Wearmouth, ted, making a total for the There were only five tables, the M.C. being objection to the Staindrop man, who will 15.39, THE BANK, BARNARD CASTLE. Mr T. B. Harker. Mr G. Maude presented be under the direction of a foreman living daughter of Mr and Mrs T. Wearmouth, hich was easily a record. at Gainford. Mr J. W. Brown, Ingleton, Forest, and Mr J. W. Robinson, son of Mr d that a certain dentist in prizes as follows: Ladies—Miss W. Bell (170); 2 Mrs E. Harker (165); 3, Miss L. Higgin- one of the speakers, said that it was a T. Robinson and the late Mrs Robinson, ated for a general ances - Selset, Lunedale. The bride, who was as regarded by the Board WIRELESS ACCUMULATOR CHARGING bOtham (159) ; booby, Miss Greta Down scandal that a man from, outside the village should be appointed to the job when given away by her brother, Mr R. Wear- sual practice, and it was Small Glass Accumulators - - 3d. each (143). Gentlemen—Miss E. Key (166); 2, Mr there N. Gibson (163) ; 3, Mrs F. Drummond (1.5;); were many men .in Ingleton capable of mouth, wore an ankle-length gown of blue e facts should be placed Medium georgette with lace coatee and hat to match. 1 Benefit Council. Glass Accumulators - - 4d. each booby, Miss I Thompson (150). The small doing it. It was decided that a protest attendance was a great disappointment to signed by a hundred ratepayers should be The bridesmaids were Miss Alma Wear- unary for 1930 was pre- Any other size 2 volt wireless battery 6d. each mouth, sister of the bride, who also wore a wed the society to be in a the organisers. Mr G. Maude announced forwarded to Colonel Cuthbert Headlam, 24-HOUR SERVICE. that a • carnival dance will be held on St. M.P. for Barnard Castle, Lord Barnard, blue with hat to match, and a niece of the racial position. The assets bride, as a small attendant, who wore a red ,911. S I S FACTI ON GUARANTEED. Patrick's Day. the representative for the area ' on the Durham County Council ; the Barnard silk dress and a coronet of red leaves. Mr e A. L. Godniati was made ...... ...... The children attending the Staindrop J. Smith, Lunedale, was best man. The ember, and elected to a Castle Rural Council, and the Ingleton Congivgational Sunday School enjoyed New Parish Council. Rev. F. C. Dobson officiated, and Miss Edna committee. E3E23E3E1119BEEIBMEEIIMBEZ3 Year parties on Monday week. The primary Morton was at the organ. The hymn sung grants to hospitals wen' r We recommend you to eat department in the afternoon had an excel- No fewer than 43 tables were required for was " The voice that breathed o'er Eden." the whist drive held in the Church Hall, [I] M e VITIE & PRICE'S lent tea served. and played many games, Infirmary. 135 Bradford each scholar receiving a gift from a Christ- Cockfleld, on Friday night, in aid of the £12 ; Hutson Hospital II DIGESTIVE BISCUITS. mas tree, the gifts being sent by the Con- funds of Darlington Hospital, the effort MR G. SCOTT AND MISS MARION DONALD ; Royal National Oen- being arranged by the Cockfield section of But be sure they are gregational Sunday School at. Hove, whose At St. Giles' Church, Bowes, on Tuesday, tlderstield Royal Infirm - II generosity was much appreciated. In the the Durham County Constabulary. The the wedding— was solemnised of Mr George lloyel Infirmary, £6 ; Dar- MoVITI E'S. evening, the senior school held a social, M.C. for the whist was Sergeant T. Glover, Scott, Woodside, Brough, and Miss Marion I Hospital, £5 55.; York E=IES3E3 E31=i1M31a1M81E71EBES which was thoroughly enjoyed. Gifts of Cockfield, assisted by P.C.'s Chapman, Donald, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. , 13 ; Royal Infirmary (Lau- table games or puzzles were made to all. Wilson, Carmichael, Baister, and Tyrrell. Donald, Holme Farm, Bowes. The Rev. F. therii Hospital for Women The prizewinners were : Championship, E. Summersgill, Vicar of Bowes, officiated, and - The tea, refreshments and oranges were Ianellester), £3 3s.; Edin given, by the teachers and church. members. Clark. Ladies—Mrs T. Walker ; 2, Mrs the service was fully choral, Miss Minnie rmary, £3 3s.; Scarborough be Zeobate Alerturp. Tyrrell, Barardt Castle; 3, Mrs Kitching, Alderson being at the organ. The bride, spensary; £3; North Ormes - The New Year rally of the Barnard Castle Middleton-in eesdale ; 4, Mrs Hatherick; 5, who was given away by her father, wore a 2s.; Dow and District Christian Endeavour Union was iddlesbrough), £2 °NOD CASTLE, Mrs Morton 6, Mrs E. C. Robinson, Bar- dress of beige georgette with hat and shoes ifirmary, £2 2s.; Sheffiel d JANUARY 20th, 1932. held, at Tenters Street, Bishop Auckland, nard Castle , 7, Mrs Nicholson ; longest to match. She carried a bouquet of white , £2 2s.; Hospital for Womell Primitive Methodist Church on January 9th. sitter, Mrs Williamson; booby, Mrs Iceton. chrysanthemums, the gift of the bridegroom. niorial Hospital (Hayward The afternoon service was taken by juniors' Gentlemen—T. Teesdale; 2, E. 'Hope ; 3, The bridesmaids were Miss Ada Donald War Memorial Hospita l OCAL & DISTRICT NEWS. under the leadership of the Rev. M. Snow- William Armtstrong ; 4, William Hewitt ; 5, (sister of the bride) and Miss Moyra d.; Eye, Ear and Throat ball, the theme being "The Love of Jesus," George Wilson ; 6, S. E. H. Anderson ; 7, LIGHTING-UP TIMES. Hutchinson (niece of the bridegroom), and ro-day which was developed by song and recita- Neil Gray ; longest sitter, Edward Glasper ; they wore dresses of shell pink satin with e 4-56 p.m. entioned to the Committe t'Xi WedheSday tion by societies from Southside, West booby, R. J. Wade. Mrs Anderson, intro- hat and shoes to tone, and carried bouquets ... 5-7 p.m. Auckland, Tindale Crescent, and Staindrop, duced 'ho had been in a publie ( by Sergeant Glover, distributed the of bronze chrysanthemums, also the gift of a considerable time an , Half-an-hour after sunset.) and proved a helpful and devotional service. prizes, and vote of thanks to her was the bridegroom. Mr Wilf Scott, Penrith, d accumulated to a mull 0,4` An excellent tea was served by the members passed on th proposal of Inspector Gould, acted as best man, and Mr Albert Donald I of the Tenters Street C.E. Society. The aching 65 years of age aa, xford* A. H. Copeland, Staindrop, has an Barnard Cast e. The donors of prizes and as groomsman. After the ceremony a recep- d Age Pension,. he left a Down ewe which presented him evening meeting was presided over by the all others wh had helped were thanked by tion was held at the home of the bride, l;'0 ith lamb on Januar President of the Union, Mr J. Alderson, Toft claimed benefit to ti tab are both doing welly 5th. Ewe and Sergeant Glotter. The Rialto Orchestra from and later the happy couple left for Harro- cretary was instructed ll. Hill. Inspiring addresses were given by Darlington played for the dancing. The gate, where the honeymoon is being spent. Mr W. J. the Rev. T. Rack, Cockfleld, and the Rev. spot dance prizewinners during the dance The bride travelled in a green suede Horne, a pupil of Messrs Chip- J. Spoor, Bishop Auckland. Mr F. Blakey, hale,ter Wood and Co., passed the recent were Mr R. Storey and Mrs Stephenson, Mr georgette dress and green coat, with hat to niediate Crook, contributed two excellent soles. The Heads and M. Brown, Mr and Mrs G. W. of lucerne, or alfalfa , i t examination of the Institute of match. Th presents were useful and numer- bartered Accountants. meeting closed with a united response of Jackson, and . Mr Smithson and Miss ous. Mr and Mrs Scott's new home will in Kent. At present Gr eA84, consecration. Woodhams. ,,,i imports 17 million poun" be at Blown Farm, near Brough Sowerby. meal made from this Pi a"