Engagement
The engagement is announced between the Revd. Frederick J. Cole, Minister of Buntingford Congregational Church, and Miss C. Edith Nevill, daughter of V. St. John Nevill, Eqs., of Cottered.
The marriage will take place shortly.
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18th January 1924 - The Remembrance Day Fund
The Remembrance Day Fund
The President, Mr H.C. Marshall, presided at a meeting of the committee of this fund on Wednesday last. Others present were Captain H.H. Williams, Messrs. G.H. Maughan, F.W. Butler, E.J. Totman, J. Warner, A.E. Mayes and the Secretary, Mr E.J. Crane.
The Secretary reported that since Dec. 1st, 1923, 180 grants had been made to Ex-Service Men, widows and dependants.
The amount dispersed was £20 0s. 2d., which was made up as follows: Groceries £14 18s. 6d., milk and eggs 16s. 6d., meat £2 16s. 6d., bread 18s. 8d. and coal 10s.
18th January 1924 - Social
Social
The pupil teachers of the Buntingford centre entertained on Saturday last, the pupil teachers from the centres at Hertford, Hitchin, Royston and Letchworth.
The social was held in the Assembly Room at the George Hotel. Over 60 were present, and had a delightful time.
Following an excellent tea, games, competitions, music, recitations and dancing were indulged in, and the happy time passed all too quickly.
Among those present were Miss Walton, B.A., Head Mistress of the Buntingford pupil teachers centre; Miss Saunders and Miss Clark.
Last year the annual social was held at Hertford, when the arrangement were made by that centre.
18th January 1924 - Salvation Army Home League Annual Tea
Salvation Army Home League
Annual Tea
A happy time at the Hall
The annual tea in connection with the Buntingford branch of the Salvation Army Home League was held in the Salvation Army Hall on Wednesday of last week.
The whole of the arrangements were in the hands of Mrs M. Parker (the Hon. Secretary) and Mrs E. Miles (the Hon. Treasurer), who were complimented by all present on the success of the event.
The tea tables were tastefully decorated, and the members sat down to a sumptuous tea, after which the tables were cleared and games and competitions carried on throughout the evening. Mrs Miles also kept the company amused with some excellent gramophone selections.
Among those present were Captain H. Ridgewick and Lieut. H. Shepherd, of the Buntingford Corps.
Membership of the Salvation Army Home League is 1d. per week, and intending members should give their names to Mrs Parker.
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