Rushden Echo & Argus, 12th October 1906, transcribed by Kay Collins
B.W.T.A.–Mrs Mitchell presided last Sunday afternoon at the women’s service in which Mrs. Tailby and Miss E. H. Brown took part. Miss C. Button sand “His matchless love” and Miss Newell was pianist. The attendance was good.
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Rushden Echo, 27th August 1909, transcribed by Peter Brown
GARDEN PARTY – In connection with the BWTA garden party last week, prizes were won by the following:- Flowers: 1 Miss Hilda Jaques, 2 Mrs J Jaques, special Mrs Wright. Wild flowers: 1 Mr Bettles, 2 Miss Marjory Ladds.
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The Argus, Friday 30th September 1910, transcribed by Kay Collins
Rushden Notes
B.W.T.A. – “I ought, I can, I will” were the phrases forming the basis of an earnest address by Mrs. Carey Bonner of London, at the B.W.T.A. Hall at the women’s meeting on Sunday. Mrs. Parkin presided. Miss Frances Wrighton was the soloist and Miss Newell the pianist.
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The Rushden Echo 6th August 1915, transcribed by Kay Collins
B.W.T.A.–At the Women’s Meeting on Saturday, held in the Congregational Church, Mrs. John Linnitt presided. The subject of the address by Mrs. Tailby was “Fragments”. The soloist was Miss Nellie Wilmer, and the accompanists Miss Rosie Peck and Master Cecil Sargent.
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Rushden Echo, 20th July 1923, transcribed by Kay Collins
A Garden Meeting was held at “Elmside,” Rushden, on Tuesday, by the kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. I. Cunnington, arranged by the B.W.T.A., Rushden branch. Mrs. T. Smith presiding, an able address was given by Mrs. A. A. Stevens. Tea was afterwards served to the good company present. [Elmside – 23 Park Road]
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The Rushden Argus, 3rd August 1928, transcribed by Kay Collins
Outing—Children attending the B.W.T.A. Children’s Pleasant Hour had their annual outing to the Wicksteed Park on Saturday. They were accompanied by Miss N Clipson and Mrs E Linnett.
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