Reading Observer 05-1920

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I THE ,READiNG OBSERVER, :S A;fURDAY, ,.M
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' .£DUCTION INTH~ PRI £ Of"
Therel ~~ now ENOUGH ~ILK for ALL, so takF I V
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Remembet it is, of ALL Foods, the

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THE CREAME~~ES(~ea~iDg)

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, The Larg.. Town ' Hall 0 Monday evening
was the sce~e oi a whist d~ivf of unusual dim ensions, Only once, il ever.lhak such an enormous
~athoring 01 whist devotees bken recorded before
in Reading . This dri~e. arraJ ged by the Reading
Philanthropic Institution . w+ organised on be'1 hall of the fund~ 01 the Re~ding Guild 01 the
B,",ve Poor Th 'lOSS. an d as t ~ ,e resu.It over ~~50'
will find its way into the nerdY coffers of that
deserving institution .
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Mro. Leaver and Mr. Adam.! 185.

Mn. Rapley and Mr. Leaver, 18t.

3. M_... O'Keefe and W. Hart 180.
4., M.... Ha~kinoa.d M..·lGocId;n. 180.

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M. Powell, ElIi •. Ab..,lom. '

Daniels. Wi1Iiam&. , J. W. ShackeI. W, '
Shackel and Goslmg.

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Mr. a..d M.... Hawk .... 173. ' ' Me..ro. Hani.andBakor. 17~.

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8. Mr:'a.d' M... lve;.".t- l~S,

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The Scene in , the Hall during an Interval.

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Followif S were
Allen & SI"lmonds,
G. Smith. Sh0l\<r.
Healey. h,.-r~ee, J,

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game (96), while MISS Ettent;on and Mr, Wise
(w,' th 99) won the prize lor the hi-hest score 'in

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Mrs. l'rescott and Mr Dolby received the ~"
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The pri , es were distributed at the close by
the Mayore s (Mrs. G. S. Abram) who was
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' duties of M.e. were jointly executed hy Messrs,
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the second h'a1£. The prize awarded lor the partDers with thf greatest number of "lO's .. on their
card was w?n by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Powell .
while Mrs, Edwards aDd her partner' Mr. F. Smith
received the r rize for the,': m~st w,inni'n g h~nds." ,
That does nr exhaust the prize hst, a~ Mr. and
Mrs. Simonr got a prize for having the be~t
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with a score of 56, while the
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by Messrs. I lien and Pearse with a score of 31.

One can scarcely
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five hundred and twenty 1 players. besides the
same, nUf!1ber of cnairs a~d lODe hund,red and
thirty card tables. could be accommodated in the
Town Hall,,' spacious thoJSh \ it' may be. The

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himself as, accompl,' r he In danclOg as he IS With tre
leather. and very sho y after organising his dances
(fancy dress and otlierwise) m the Assembly Rooms. he
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found , hi. gatherings splendidly supported . .Mr, Chorley
recently heli his l~rewel1 lan1y dre-ss ball and the room
was cro,,(ded. W ~ present our readers with a flashlight
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Wedding of I

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Our photograph is of Mr, anel . Mrs. K.t.neth J, Holman.

taken jus.t a~, th~y , we~e Iea~in~ St. ~ete.:·s.,C~urcI;; Eadey . •
alter theor weddmg ceremonr on · Tuesd~y. Mrs. ..I;lolmaD.,
belo're her marriage. was Miss ~orothY Lilla Rushbrooke.
second daughter of Mr.
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Bulmershe Court. Earley. wHile her husband i" Mr. Kenneth
James Holman. son 01 the l~te Mr. John Holtnan anel Mrs.

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Alter the ceremony a receptio,! ~as held lit Bulmershe Court.

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has' b~ of a molt
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Colle"an. opposed
iD the final tie
conUlt. then the \T ••• :'... woul; have won. but
a great battl~. by two goalls to ODe.
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