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CWMTWRCH-CWMLL YNFELL i Boreu llawno ddyddordeb yn yr ardal dawel ynia oedd y Sadwrn diweddaf pan y priodwyd gaIL y Parch. D. Jeremy Jones yn Nghap-el Cwmllynfell, y milwr ieuanc Daniel John Thomas, Bi-ynarnman, elec- trician pyd& r Royal Engineers yn Ffrailc, a Miss Olwen Jones, un o ferched yr hen Gynghorydd Owen Jones, Fforest View, Cwmllynfell, yn ngwydd cvnulliad lluosog o ewyllyswyr da. Dyrrna fel y canodd un ocr beirdd dant priodasol iddynt ac y don "Pks Gogerddan" Henffych ddyfodiad Daniel John Yn ol o faes y gad, Yn iach i sylweddoli'n lIon Ei obaith yn fwynhad; Er bod yn swn magnelau erch, Gelvnion Prydain wiw, Ni oerodd hyny ddim 0 1 serch At Olwen, Fforest View. Er gweled g^an rianod m Yn Ffrainc a Belgium bell, Ni feddoi'r un ar Kymajnt BV,>n Ag Olw-en Cwm-llyn-fell; Oa yn y gad yn gwneyd ei ran Ni fedrai yn ei fyw Fed heb briodi yn y man, Ag Olwen Fforest View. Priodas dda o wynfyd pur Mor bur a'r fodrwy gron, DaJi wenau ffawd, heb boen, na chur, I 01 a Daniel John 08 rhaid dychwelyd 'nol i'r gad, Doed eto'n 01 yn fy-w, I etfoddu gwir fwynhad At Olwen Fforest View. —Ewyllysiwr Da. "Bob Morgan" was performed by the Gadlys (Aberdare) Drainage Company at the Cwmllynfell Hall on Saturday before a large audience, and proved a great suc- cess. On Saturday, April 1, the Pantteg Dramatic Company will perform "Yr hen dy a'r ty newydd," a new Welsh drama by the Rev. Ben Davies, at the Cwmllyn- fell Hall, and a treat isexpected. The party have appeared at Ystalyfera, Ys- tradgynlais, and Pontaidawe, and their reception has been most flattering on e-ach occasion. St. Margaret's Church Choir are busily engaged prepaiing for a treat for the in- habitant* of the district. They will render "U nder the Palms" early in April at the local hall. Several prominent artistes will take part. The oonductor is Mr. Wm. D. Evans. The infant child of Mr and Mrs. Dd. R Powell. Tomenowen, was buried at Cwmllvnfell ^burial ground on Tuesday afternoon. Considerable damage was done through- out the district on Monday night by the great storm. The roads were blocked up in many places, and telegraph poles and trees were hurled to the ground. A concert was held at Ebenezer Chapel on Saturday evening, when the place was crowded. The benefit was for Mr. John Hicks, who has been! in poor health and unable to follow his employment for many months. The following artistes took part Four members of the Ystalyfeora Town Ba.nd—Mc?:-s. Johnny Walker, Evan Williams, Evan Morgan, and Evan Owen Hiss Annie Price (Glanamman), Mr. Tom James (Ystradgynlais), Mr. Jim Davies (Cwnùlynfell). Recitations were given by Mr. GlInstone Jones (Pontardawe), clario- net solos by Mr. Lewis Williams (Cwm- llynfell), euphonium solos by Mr. Evan Williams (Ystalyfera), harp and penilhon singing, Mr. Tom Bevan and Sergt. Dai Bevan (Glanamman). The accompanists were Mr. W. D. Clee, A.R.C.M. (Ystal- yfera), and Mr. Elvet Morgan (Gurnos). Dr. J. Owen (Cwmllynfell) presided. Great credit is due to the artistes and the committee in making the concert such a rucoc-ss, and a substantial sum was real- ised. Councillor Lewis Thomas occupied the pulpit at Godre'rgraig on Sunday on Sunday morning next he will preach at Ebenezer; a ewrdd adrodd will be held in the evening. "Th" Wrec i, of the Stella" was shown i on the s(11'0( ,11 ?the Temperance Hall on on the S(1* ?'? a great at- Monday e ing and proved a great at- traction, :Mr. Evan Kiiis,y eXplained the pictuTCs in 31able manner. t Tom Powe)! is home on a short Lreu d will leave for France in a few leave, ¡:ut. Pow.H wac? wounded at the f?t a. ?? months ago, and has been since that time in different hospitals. We gl? to learn that he is qti 't r?- a.re] 1 1. f d d ?over&d, and wish him a sa f a an d speedy rotum- Under the auspioea of the R.A.O.B. (Cal)ta;ii Wcodliffe Lodge), an interesting '•smoker" was held at the Crown Inn, Lower Cwmtwrch, on Tuesday evening, when Primo Will Miers (Cwmtwrch) was the recipient of a presentation on behalf of the lodge. The presentation took the form of a jewel. Bro. D. W. Jenkins, K.O. M.,P.G.P., pr sidt d. The following members of the Order took pizt Tenor solo, Oswald Davies (Cwmllynfell), comic song, Will Miers (Cwmtwrch), bass Folo, Tom Isaac Evans (Gwys.), baritone solo, Dd. W. Jones (Abercrave), Welsh Air, Tom Maddock (Gwys), tenor solo, Lemuel Watkins (Abercrave), comic song, Chas. Oban (Gwys), Welsh Air, Wm. Moises (Cwmtwrch), song, "Michael Cassidy, V.C." Morgan Rogers, K.O.M (Ystaly- fera), songs, Bros. Azell (Ystradgynlais), and A. H. Williams (Bush Hotel). The accompanists were Bros. D. L. Edwards (Gwys), and Brinley Rd. Jones (Aber- crave. Bro. Chas. Hughes was C. W. The meeting terminated with the singing of Hen Wlad fy Nhadau" and "God Save the King" Bro. A. H. Williams rendering the solos. ————— —————

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