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CORWEN. Byddin y Garregf Wen.—Nos Fawrth diweddaf, cynhaliwyd-Cyngherdd pen tymhor Byddin y Garreg Wen, yn Festri Capel M.C. Aed drwy y rhaglen canlynol :—Gwasanaeth Agoriadol. Unawd ar y Berdoneg, Elsie Edwards; adroddiad, Dros Gymru," Trefor Davies can, Fy Merlyn," Stanley Lloyd sketch, Talu ar Law," gwerthwr nwyddau, R. E. Roberts, gwraig y ty, Mary K. Davies Merry Little Soldiers," Ieuan Williams, Eros Daves, Wynn Price, Trevor Price, Glyn Lloyd, Jackie Lloyd, Noel Price, Elwyn Davies ymgom, Bronwen Evans a Maggie May Hughes parti, Mordaith Bywyd 'Cassie Edwards, Gwen Edwards, Dilys Jenkins, Connie Millington, Dilys Williams, Winnie Hughes, Dora Roberts, Eira Lloyd adroddiad, Gretta Evans; Unawd ar y Berdoneg, Maggie May Hughes; Rhanu Gwob- rwyon rieuawd ar y berdoueg; Annie Davies- 31 Bronwen Evans; Sioned Owen ar Sibsion- es Doris Jenkins a Mary C. Jones; deuawd, -Owen M. Evans a Trevor Roberts adroddiad, Gwers i Pwsi" Will Jones; "Myn'd i'r Farchnad" Gwladys M.* Jones, Gwladys Edwards, Gwyneth M. Jones, Gretta Evans, Xizzie J. Davies, Mary Roberts; Yn 'ngafael y Gyfraith, eyfreltbiwr-D. R. Jones, Gwraig Weddw-C. Roberts deuawd, Gwyneth M. Jones a Lizzie J. Davies; adroddiad, Gwladys M. Jones unawd, Myfi sy'n magu'r Baban M. K. Davies Moliant i Dduw Aelodau'r Tyddin. Cyngherdd:—Cynhaliwyd cyngherdd pen tymhor Cymdeithas Ddiwylliadol Capel Anni- bynwyr, Corwen, nos Fercher diweddaf. Llywyddwyd yn absenoldeb Dr. R. J. Roberts, (y Ilywydd apwyntiedig), gan W. 0 Williams, Ysw. Yr oedd y Capel e ng yn orlawn. Y -datgeiniaid oeddynt :—Miss E. T. Roberts, soprano; Mrs. Dr. Roberts, contralto; Miss '{)orwena Jones, adroddreg Mr. Joseph Jones, tenor Mr. Price Atkinson, bass, Cyfeiliwyd gan Mrs. It J. Roberts a Miss Mair Evans. Yn ystod y cyngherdd gwnaed casgliad arianol a chafwyd swm sylweddol yn cynwys rhodd gan Dr. R. J. Roberts tuag at achoa teilwng iawn. Yr ysgrifenydd ydoedd Mr. T. R. Jones, Tynewydd. Gwnaethy datgeiniaid eu rhan yn ganmoladwy dros ben. A ganlyn ydoedd y rhaglen :—Triawd, "Duw bydd drugarog," Miss E T. Roberts, Mri. Atkinson a Joseph Jones unawd, Yr hen Gerddor," Miss E. T. Roberts; unawd, Yr Ornest," Mr. Price Atkinson adroddiad, Aelwyd y Meddwyn," Miss Corwena Jones deuawd, Excelsior," Miss E. T. Roberts a Mr. JPrice Mrs. Dr.. Ro b erts Atkinson cAn, Dearie Mrs. Dr. Roberts Anerchiad tn y Llywydd detholiad aryl' I Organ, "Hosanna," gan 'Master Brynle Hughes can, Jesu lover of my soul," Miss Roberts can, The Inchcape Bell," Mr. Price Atkinson deuawd, Life's dream is o'er, -Farewell," Mrs. Dr. Roberts a Miss E. œ¡. Roberts adroddiad, 'Y Milwf/Mi^a Cor-< wena Jones can, 0, Song0: Divinef' Mrs. Dr. Roberts pedwarawd Good Night," Mirs Roberts, Miss E. T. Roberts, Mri. J. Jonea a P. Atkinson. Eocoriwyd amryw o'r caneuon za'r.adroddiadau uchod. Molue, mass, mwy. Cynygiodd y Parch. Lewis Davie3 pleidlais o ddiolchgarwch i'r datgeiniaid a'r eadeirydd a phawb oedd wedi cymeryd rhan er. llwydd- iant y cyngherdd. Eiiwyd gan Mr. J. Morgan a phasiwyd y pleidlais ynlunf rydol. Marriage:—On Saturday, April 7th, a i pretty wedding took place at the Welsh Independant Chapel, Corwen. The contract- ing parties were Private Peter Jones, 15th, South Lanes. Regt., Bryn Cilan, Llandrillo, and Miss Lydia Roberts, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts, Coppa'r Derw, Corwen. Tllj Rev. John Pritchard, Druid, officiated, in the presence of Mr. D. P. Davies, registrar. Pte. David S. Jones, R.W.F., brother of the bridegroom, was the best man, while Miss Mary K. Roberts, sister of the bride was the bridesmaid. Both the bride and bridesmaid were tastefully attired for the occasion and each carried a lovely boquet. The bride was given away by her father. After the ceremony the party left by motor car for the bride's home where the reception was held. The presents were numerous and costly. The honeymoon is being spent at Brymbo. Obituary :-On Wednesday, April 4th, at Burton House, Corwen, the death of Mrs. Davies occurred in her 73rd year, after a long and painful illness. Deceased- who was a member of the Church of England, carried on a business as a grocer in the town during the past thirty years. She was the widow of the late Mr. John Davies, buther, who pre-deceased her thirteen years ago. The funeral took place at Corwen Parish Churchyard on Saturday and was largely attended. Deceased was a native of Manchester. The Rev. Griffith Williams, Rector, oiffciated. The following were amongst the chief mourners present Mr. Atkinson (brother-in-law), Messrs. S. and J. Atkinson (n< pliews J Miss Mary Davies (sister-in-law); Miss Maggie Davies (n:ece) Mr. and Mrs. Ll. A. Jones, (niece), Corwen Mr. Jones, Llanfair D.C. other relatives present were Mr Roberts aud Mrs Owen, Llan- gollen Mrs Davies Trevor Mr. John Edwards, Carrog Mr. Williams, Llanelidan Mrs Hughes, Llanelidan Mn Davies, Hendy, Oynwyd Messrs. John Davies and T. Jones, Llanfair D.C. Retirement :-On his retirement as rural postman (Carnarvcn and Clynnog), Mr. David Hughes, 15 Pool Street, has received a letter from the Postmaster General. Mr. Hughes, who is a brother of Mrs. Erasmus Jones, Berwyn House, Corwen, came to Carnarvon from Llan- gollen thirteen years ago, and has been rural postman on the above mentioned route during that period. He has been in the service of the Post Office, for 33 years. The letter was in the following terms Sir,—On the occasion of your retirement from the Post Office, I desire-to express to you my appreci- atiort of the faithful service you have rendered to the State during- a pericfd" of more than* 33 years. Yours very truly, Albert Ulingworth9 Postmaster General." 1