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AMMANFORD. One of the Belgian refugees at Amman- ford, Mrs. Schervers, who resides in Coronation-road, has given birth to a boy. Mother and child are doing well. Pte. J. R. Griffiths, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffiths, Bryn Villa, has been slightly wounded at the front. Despite his present wounds he still hopes to be at 'em in a week or so." Arrangements have been made figr a houee-io-house collection in Ammanford during the week ending August 28th on behalf of the work of the National Chil- dren's Home and Orphanage. The local hon. secretary is Mr. G. W. Fox, 6, Pentwyn-road, Ammanford. Yet another Ammanford boy has arisen from the ranks to become a commissioned officef, namely, Mr. Harold Davies, son of Mr. David Davids, schoolmaster who is now seoond-lieutenant with the 13th Batt. of the Welsh Reginjent. He enlisted shprtly after the outbreak of war as a private, and was promoted in turn through all the non-commissioned ranks. A Tycroes boy named Stanley E-vtns. five years of age, son of Mr. Dd. Evans, if Pantycelyn, was accidentally knocked down by n motor-car on Tu.c evening, be- t-ween Tycroes and Ammanford, ne?r the Gelliwreiddon Lane, and severely injured internally. The car was being: drives by Mr. John Overton, chauffeur at the Cross Inn, Ammanford, and wa" returning from Llanelly. The injured boy was swinging cn a ecvil cart. The motor approaching, be let go. and ran into the side of the car, the left wing coming into violent contact with his body. The chauffeur immediately pulled up, and assistance was rendered. Miss May Roberts has been presented with a silver tea service, and Mr. Rees Williams with a silver-mounted baton. both suitably inscribed, for her services as organist at the St. Michael's Church, and his services as conductor of the united choir, which rendered several anthems at the opening of the new All Saints' Church. The gifts were handed over by Mrs. Dr. Price, and both recipients re- sponded in appropriate terms. Mr. E. R. Fisher presided over the entertainment, and apoke highly of the valued services of both Miss Roberts and Mr. William*, as also did the Rev. J. W. Jones, 1"».A., (vicar) and other speakers. A fine musical programme was gone through.

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