Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1937
 

General Frederick Heath-Caldwell CB aged 78/79

Constance M.H. Heath-Caldwell aged 68/69 

Capt. the Rev. Cuthert H. Heath-Caldwell DSO aged 47/48 

Violet Heath-Caldwell (ne Palmer) - aged 51/52 

Patricia C.M. Heath-Caldwell - aged 16/17 

Diana Heath-Caldwell - aged 15/16 

Rosamond Heath-Caldwell - aged 11/12

James A. Heath-Caldwell aged 6/7

Staffordshire Sentinel

Thursday 14 January 1937

Talke Function - Seventy Parents entertained at Guide Headquarters.

In connection with the 1st and 2nd Talke Girl Guides and Brownies, about 70 parents were the guests at the annual party given at Linley Wood, Talke, by Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell and Mrs Heath-CaldwellThe proceedings were held in he Guide Headquarters, which had been tastefully decorated.

There were present in addition to the host and hostess, the Misses Patricia and Rosamond Heath-Caldwell, Mrs D. Poole (Captain of the local Guides), Miss Boyer (Lieutenant), Miss D. Vickers (Brown Owl), Mr D. Poole and Mrs Vaughan (Congleton).The company was entertained to a display of dancing given by juvenile pupils of Mrs Poole of Linley Wood. Those taking part were the Misses Gwenyth Vaughan, Barbara Standfield, Avis Taylor and Jean Hancock, all of Congleton. Miss C.M.Sutton was the accompanist.Following supper, the guests took part in games. Mrs Poole being M.C., Mr J Goodwin provided music for dancing.

 Staffordshire Sentinel
Thursday 14 January 1937

Talke Function - Seventy Parents entertained at Guide Headquarters.
In connection with the 1st and 2nd Talke Girl Guides and Brownies, about 70 parents were the guests at the annual party given at Linley Wood, Talke, by Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell and Mrs Heath-Caldwell

The proceedings were held in he Guide Headquarters, which had been tastefully decorated. There were present in addition to the host and hostess, the Misses Patricia and Rosamond Heath-Caldwell, Mrs D. Poole (Captain of the local Guides), Miss Boyer (Lieutenant), Miss D. Vickers (Brown Owl), Mr D. Poole and Mrs Vaughan (Congleton).

The company was entertained to a display of dancing given by juvenile pupils of Mrs Poole of Linley Wood. Those taking part were the Misses Gwenyth Vaughan, Barbara Standfield, Avis Taylor and Jean Hancock, all of Congleton. Miss C.M.Sutton was the accompanist.

Following supper, the guests took part in games. Mrs Poole being M.C., Mr J Goodwin provided music for dancing.

Staffordshire Archives
Friday 26 February 1937

Esteemed Alsager Lady - Many tributes. 

Many friends and acquaintances joined to pay tribute to Mrs J.F. Maddock, of Brundrett House, Alsager, when the funeral took place at Christ Church, Alsager, yesterday.

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Staffordshire Sentinel
Thursday 27 March 1937

Passion Play - Peverent Production at Talke Church.

The reverent production of the Passion play "The Upper Room," by R.H. Benson, was given at St.Saviour's Church, Talke last night by members of the church amateur dramatic society.
The producer was Mr Charles Dean of Cobridge (Organist at St.Mary's Church, Tunstall). The staging was simply but adequately contrived in front of the chancel while the choir in the background, heard but not seen, contributed incidental music.
The case was as follow:-
The Doctor, the Rev.W. Henry Davies; Aschaz (landlord of the Upper Room), Mr Cecil Hancock; Samuel (his servant boy), Master Ernest Edwards; Joseph of Arimethea, Mr William Dale; Peter, the Rev. J.K. Ashton; John, Mr Eric Hancock; Judas and Longinua, Mr Walter Lunt; Mary, Miss May Gerrard; Mary Magalene, Miss Elsie Brookes; Veronica, Mrs Ashton.

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Officials of the Society are Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell (President), the Rev. J.K. Ashton (Chairman), Miss N.Chute (Hon. Secretary), Mr C. B.Hancock (Business Manager), Mr D. Pace was responsible for the lighting effects. 
The preformance is being repeated tonight.

Wiltshire Times and Trowbridge Advertiser
Saturday 10 April 1937

Ex-Naval Officer Appointed

The "Wiltshire Times" is informed that Capt. C.H. Heath-Caldwell, a retired naval officer, has been given the title of curate at Longbridge Deverill, with Brixton Deverill, and that he will shortly take up residence at Brixton Deverill Rectory.

Capt. Heath-Caldwell, who is at present at Cheshunt College, Cambridge, hopes to be ordained at Salisbury Cathedral at Trinity, and he will then assist the Rev. H.Wake, in his duties at Crockerton and the Deverills.

Staffordshire Sentinel (and Staffordshire Sentinel)
Friday 16 April 1937

County Wedding at Swynnerton - Miss Cicely Mary Frith and Captain James F. Meakin.
A distinguished gathering from all parts of the county attended the wedding at St.Mary's Church, Swynnerton, this afternoon, of Miss Cicely Mary Frith, only  daughter of the Rev. J. Brien Frith, Rector of Swynnerton, and Mrs Frith, and Captain James Frank Meakin, only son or Mr and Mrs J.Lionel Meakin of Darlaston Hall, Stone.

Both famillies are extremely wellknown and highly esteemed in Staffordshire and the bride and bridgegroom are very popular figures with a wide circle of friends.

The Guests - Owing to the recent illness of the bride's father, the reception was held at Darlaston Hall, where more than 300 guests were welcomed. Among those who accepted invitations were:-  - - - -(continues) - - -- General and Mrs Heath-Caldwell - - - -(continues) - - --

Western Gazette (and Western Daily Press )
Friday 28 May 1937

Trinity Ordinations - Local Diocesan Lists.

Sunday being Trinity Sunday, Ordinations were held by the Bishops named. In every case the service was held in the Cathedral of the diocese unless otherwise stated.

Salisbury
Deacons - W. George. L.Th., Univeristy College Durham and St. Augustin's College, Canterbury to Wareham, Dorset; C.H. Heath-Caldwell, Bishop's College, Cheshunt,to Longbridge Deverill with Crockerton and Hill Deverill, Wilts; T.Wood, Bishops College, Cheshunt, to Westbury, WIlts. 
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Staffordshire Sentinel
Saturday 29 May 1937

Staffs. Territorial Officers' Ball - Brilliant Coronation Function at Trentham.

A distinguished company, numbering 700, attended a Coronation ball held at Trentham Gardens on the 21st inst. by Col. the Earl of Harrowby (lord-lieutenant of Staffordshire), and officers of the units administered by the Staffordshire Territorial Army Association - of which Lord Harrowby is president.
Arrangements for the function were made by a committee of officers from the units, which were - - - (continues) - - - 

The ballroom was tastefully decorated in the Coronation colours, and prominently displayed was the silver plate of all the Staffordshire regiments, comprising about 70 pieces, with the King's Colour, and the Regimental Colours of the 6th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment, and the Colours of the 5th and 6th Battalions of the South Staffordshire Regiment. A guard of honour was mounted by a detachment of the 6th Batt. North Staffordshire Regiment from Barton.

During dinner in the ballroom a programme of music was played by the string orchestra of the 6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, and for the ball music was provided by the dance band of the 1st The Royal Dragoons.

The Earl of Harrowby was accompanied by the Countess of Harrowby, the Earl and Countess of Dartmouth, and Mr and Mrs Angus, and among those present, many of whom brought parties were: Major R.F.P. Monckton (High Sheriff of Staffordshire), Admiral Lord Stafford K.C.B., Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell, - - - (continues) - - - 

Staffordshire Sentinel 
Tuesday 1 June 1937
Salop County Wedding - Miss Hall and Mr A.G. Tudor-Evans - Hales Ceremony
Guests at reception - General and Mrs Heath-Caldwell

Staffordshire Sentinel
Monday 28 June 1937

Band Contest - Talke and Butt Lane Tie with Milton West End.

As in past year, the fancy dress competitions attracted a large number of entries, and in addition, there were four entrants in the jazz band contest. In the latter contest, competition was so keen that Talke and Butt Lane tied with Milton West End for first place.
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Judges and Stewards - The judges and stewards in the various competitions were Major-General F.C. Heath-Caldwell and party, Mr R.H. Timmis, Mrs F. Gibbs, Mr W. Bloore,
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Staffordshire Sentinel

Wednesday 14 July 1937

Plans Discussed for Talke Area

 A meeting to consider proposals for the formation of a nursing association for the Talke Pits, Talke and Butt Lane area washeld in St.Saviour's School, Talke. Mr William Meadowcroft of Talke Pitts presided, supported by Mrs Heath-Caldwell and Mrs D.Poole (Linley Wood), Miss S.A. Crosby (Wolstanton), and Mr H. Martin (Butt Lane).

The Chairman outlined the proposed scheme by which the district would be provided wiht a fully trained nurse.

Miss Crosby, the General Secretary, announced that as a result of the recent canvas of the district more than 800 members had been enrolled, and it was hoped to increase the number to 1,000 in the near future.

On the motion of the Rev.J.K.Ashton, seconded by Mrs Peters, the proposal that the nursing association be formed was carried unanimously.

Mrs Heath-Caldwell consented to act as President and Mrs D. Poole as Hon. Treasurer. Miss S.A. Crosby and Mr H. Martin are the joint Hon. Secretaries. A committee was elected with power to add to their number.

Miss Crosby said it was hoped the scheme would be operational on October 1st.

 Western Daily Press
Wednesday 8 September 1937

Junior Tournament at Bath

Up to the present rain has not marred the progress of the Bath Junior Tennis Tournament at the Lansdown Court.

Play continued yesterday well into the evening. The keeness of the youth of Bath in this branch of sport is revealed by the fact that there are 110 players - a record for the tourney

Results

Girls Singles, Under 16. - First Round: D. Heath-Caldwell beat J. Tayor 5-7,6-1,602. J Curtoys beat T. Leslie 6-2, 6-1. Second Round: P. Matthews beat M Maunsell 6-2, 6-0. R Heath-Caldwell beat J. Lister 8-6,6-2. D. Heath-Caldwell beat S. Fowles 6-4, 6-2; H.Jones beat J. Curtoys 6-3, 6-4
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Western Daily Press
Saturday 11 September 1937

Talent among the Young at Lansdown.

With the exception of Thursday's incessant rain, the Bath Junior Tennis tournament has made good progress during the week. Despite the set-back of Thursday the semi-finals 

Lawn Tennis - Junior Tournament at Bath

The Bath Junior tennis tournament came to an end on the Lansdown courts yesterday. 
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Girls Singles (under 16) - Semi-final: P Matthews beat H. Jones 6-0, 6-1; D.Heath-Caldwell beat R. Heath-Caldwell 6-2, 6-1. Final D. Heath-Caldwell beat P. Matthews 2-6, 6-1, 7-5
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Staffordshire Sentinel
Saturday 11 September 1937
Dainty Queens Take Part in Talke Revels 
Great enthusiasm was shown by the gay company of revellers at the Talke and Butt Lane Hospital Committee's annual Carnival on behalf of the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary, which commenced this afternoon with a spectacular parade. The procession toured the principal streets of the district headed by the Rode Hall Silver Band under bandmaster F. Pieroint.

There was a charming assembly of queens and daintily attired retinues including the Talke and Butt Lane Carnival Queen-elect, Miss Joan Mainwaring, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Mainwaring of Congleton Rd, Butt Lane, who rode in an open horse-drawn carriage.

Also taking part were the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary Queen (Miss Mary Heath) and visiting queens from various parts of North Staffordshire.

The crowing of the Talke and Butt Lane Queen will be performed by Mrs F.C. Heath-Caldwell of Linley Wood, Talke, in the grounds of Clough Hall Park, Kidsgrove, where a fete will be held this evening. There will also be a jazz band contest and troupe dancing competition for which 14 troupes have entered.

Staffordshire Sentinel
Monday 13 September 1937

Spectacular Village Carnivals

Sixteen Queens in the Talke Carnival Procession - Colourful Scenes in Aid of North Staff, Royal Infirmary.
Talke and Butt Lane Hospital Committee held their annual carnival and Fete on Saturday on behalf of the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary. With sixteen Queens and their retinues occupying the central position in a spectacular display, the assembly of charmingly dressed young people provided an interesting feature.

The procession started from Jamage Rd, Talke, headed by the Rode Hall Silver Band under the Bandmaster F.Pierpoint and toured the principal streets of Talke, Butt Lane and district. Included in the competitive classes were adult and juvenile humorous and fancy dressed characters and jazz band and dancing troupes in picturesque attire.

Pride of place was occupied by the Talke and Butt Lane Carnival Queen-elect (Miss Joan Mainwaring) the 15 year old daughter of Mr Mrs Ernest Mainwaring of Congleton Rd, Butt Lane. 
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Crowning Ceremony

The Fete in the evening was held in the grounds of Clough Hall Park, Kidsgrove where the charming ceremonial of crowning the Carnival Queen was carried out in an ideal setting. It was a truly dignified procession as the various Queens and their retinues slowly walked round the arena.

After being escorted to the decorated throne by the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary Queen, the Talke and Butt Lane Carnival Queen-elect (Miss Joan Mainwaring) was crowned by Mrs F.C. Heath-Caldwell) of LInley Wood. Talke. Gifts to the new Queen included a bible presented by Mrs Nye on behalf of the Talke and Butt Lane Hospital Committee and a pearl necklet, the gift of Mrs F.C. Heath-Caldwell

 Staffordshire Advertiser
Saturday 18 September 1937

Five Towns News in Brief

No fewer than 16 "Queens" representative of local districts and industries took part in the annual carnival and fete hled at Talke and Butt Lane on Saturday in aid of the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary. The Talke and Butt Lane Carnival Queen, 15-years-old Miss Joan Mainwaring, who is a pupil at the Orme Girls' School, Newcastle, was crowned by Mrs F.C. Heath-Caldewell, who presented her with a pearl necklet. The new "Queen" also recieved a Bible from the local Hospital Committee, the presentation being made by Mrs Nye.

Staffordshire Sentinel 
Saturday 30 October 1937

Personal Service League - Midnight Matinee at Hanley

A large gathring of ladies and gentlemen representing varoius phases of life in North Staffordshire attended Thursday's midnight matinee at the Odeon Theatre, Hanley, in aid of funds of the Stoke sub-depot of the Personal Service League. The organisers  - - had secured the premiere of the film, "Farewell Again," the second Erich Pommer production to be made at the Denham Studio, and featuring Leslei Banks and Flora Robson.

The guests were received in the flower-decked foyer by the Marchioness of Londonderry D.B.E., president of the national organization of the Personal Service League, with whom was the Countess of Harrowby D.B.E., president of the Staffordshire Branch and Mrs Ronald Copeland.

Among those who took tickets and brought parties were Admiral Lord Stafford, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Stoke-on-Trent, Mr and Mrs Ronald Copeland, Mr and Mrs Gresham Copeland, Miss Harrison O.B.E., Lady Joseph, Sir Ernest R. Corn, Mr and Mrs R.W. Heath, Major-General and Mrs Heath-Caldwell, - - - (continues) - - - 

Crewe Chronicle
Saturday 25 December 1937
North Staffordshire Hunt Ball - Three Hundred Guests at Maer Hall
More than three hundred guests attended the North Staffordshire Hunt Ball, which was held on Thursday night at Maer Hall, the residence of Miss Harrison and Miss R. Harrison, Master of the Hunt. Among the house parties were those from Walton Hall, Eccleshall comprising Mr James Cadman, Miss C. Cadman, - - - (continues) - - - Others present were  - - - Miss Heath-Caldwell (Pat? aged 17), Mr Heath-Caldwell (?) - - - 

Western Daily Press. (repeated in Somerset Standard)
Saturday 13 November 1937

Legion Dinner at Warminster - Lord Bath Absent for First Time for Many Years

For the first time in many years the Marquis of Bath, "through a matter of urgency," failed to preside over the annual Armistice dinner arranged at Warminster by the local branch of the British Legion, and on the suggestion of Mr C.E. Kindersley, who proposed the toast of "The Chairman" Brigadier-General E. Harding-Newman, who presided, agreed to write to Lord Bath expressing the regret of Warminster ex-Servicemen that he was unable to be present.

"The Navy, Army and Air Forces," was proposed by Mr E.G. Durbin, chairman of Warminster Urban District Council. There were people, he said, who seemed to have a fixed idea that war was inevitable. That was a dangerous state of mind into which to get, as the idea eventually spread and affected government.

Captain C.H. Heath-Caldwell responding, described the Navy and the Merchant Service as two lifebelts which did a great deal of keep the Empire afloat. It had been said that it was impossible for a man to starve in England, but he knew of ex-Servicemen who were as near starvation as it was possible to be, and he hoped that justice would be done to those gallant men. 

Brigadier-General R.F.A. Hobbs also responding, urged ex-Servicemen to break that prejudice against the Army which affected recruiting as in his opinion the Army offered as good a career for men as any other profession.

Other speakers were the Rev. H. Wake and Canaon J.S. Stuart.