Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1927

Staffordshire Sentinel

Thursday 17 February 1927

Butt Lane Cricket Club - Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Butt Lane Cricket Club was held on Wednesday evening, in the Primitive Methodist School, Butt Lane. In the unavoidable absence of the Presidnet, Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell C.B., of Linley Hall, Mr Joseph Boulton, Chairman of the General Committee, presided.- - - -(continues) - - --Officers re-elected were: Major-General Heath-Caldwell President; Mr Joseph Boulton, Chairman of Committee, - - - -(continues) - - --

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Staffordshire Sentinel

Friday 18 February 1927

Old Folk's Treat - Happy Gathering at Butt Lane

The old people of Talke and Butt Lane were the guests on Thursday evening of the Talke and Butt Lane Old Folks' Treat Committee, the annual tea and concert behing held in the Primitive Methodist School, Butt Lane. There were about 300 persons present for tea. The arrangements were carried out by a committee comprising Mr William Swingewood (President), Mr Wm. H. Wood (Vice-President), Mr John Henshall (hon. treasurer),  - - - - (continues) - - - -

Those guests who were unable to walk from and to their homes were conveyed by motor-cars, lent by Mr Swingewood, Mr Smith and Mr D. Pace. Two of the oldest guests present were Mr Joseph Witney (87) and Mrs Berresford (84).- - - - (continues) - - - -

At the concert Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell C.B., of Linley Hall, presided, and was supported by Mr William Swingewood, Dr W.A. MacDonald and Mr W. Meadowcroft. - - - - (continues) - - - -

During the interval refreshments were served. A number of the cakes had been sent by Mrs Heath-Caldwell of Linley Hall for distribution amongst the guests.

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Staffordshire Sentinel

Friday 4 March 1927

Sale of Work at Talke

The annual sale of work in connection with St.Saviour's Church, Talke, was held on Tuesday, in the schoolroom, the object being to raise funds to reduce the debt on the Clergy Fund &c.

The Rev. W.R.H. Cosens presided at the opening ceremony and among others present were the Rev. J.H.L. Edwards (Rector of Talke and Rural Dean of Newcastle), Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell C.B., and Mrs Heath-Caldwell, Mrs J.T. Crimes (Lawton) and Mrs J.B.Crimes (Kidsgrove).

Mrs Heath-Caldwell declared the sale open, and wished the promoters every success.A vote of thanks to Mrs Heath-Caldwell was proposed by the Rector and seconded by Mr H. Wright (chruchwarden), and was heartily accorded.Stallholders were as follows:-Congregational Stall. - Miss Raby, Mss Chute, Mrs Jones, Mrs Harrison and Mrs Barker.Refeshments - Mrs G. Broadhurst, Mrs H. Wright, Mrs Price, Miss Evans and Miss SmithCrockery Stall - Mrs C. Wildblood and Mrs E. Boulton.- - - -(continues) - - 

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Staffordshire Sentinel

Saturday 18 June 1927

Staffordshire Red Cross Society - Annual Meeting at Hanley

There was an excellent attendance at the annual meeting of the Staffordshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society, held at Hanley Town Hall, on Tuesday, when Lady Dorothy Meynell, the president of the branch, presided, supported by Dr C. Reid O.B.E., (county director), Dr Gilchrist (assistant county director), - - - - (continues) - - - -

Executive Committee ReportThe Executive Committee's annual report showed that during the year 260 ex-Service menand 75 widows were assisted by the Emergency  Help Committee, the amount paid to them being £2, 710 16s. 11d. and £491 9s. 3d. was refunded by those who succeeded in their claims to pension.In order to make the divisions more workable, the Pirehill Division had been split up as follows:- Audley V.P. Mrs Heath-Caldwell, Linley Wood, Talke; - - - - (continues) - - - -

  

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Staffordshire Sentinel

Wednesday 22 June 1927

Stoke-on-Trent Choral Society

American Tea & Garden Party - will be held at "The Lea," Barlaston, on Saturday July 2nd. (The Residence of the President, Major and Mrs F.H> Wedgwood). To be opened at