Six people left their Lampeter Velfrey home little knowing that within minutes they would be homeless. For, in their absence, fire raged through the 10-roomed building and all that they were left with were the clothes they wore... and 100lbs of honey which survived the blaze.

Six World Cup stamps, with the words ‘England winners’ overprinted on them, raised £2 apiece when they were auctioned at Narberth branch of the National Farmers Union Harvest Ball at the Queen’s Hall.

Whitland may soon have its own swimming pool at Parc Dr. Owen. At a meeting of the committee, members were shown slides of a pool at Llangunnor of a type it was thought would be suitable for Whitland.

Narberth Amateur Boxing Club’s promotion at the Queen’s Hall was rewarded with a fine response from the sporting public. Over 500 enthusiasts crowded into the hall and witnessed a fine evening’s boxing.

Tenby’s Mayor, Alderman Ivor Crockford, was to take the salute of a parade in the town to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar.

Although Baptists had worshipped in the Martletwy area since 1820, at least, the present Baptist Church celebrated its centenary with commemoration services.

Nearly 100 guests, including the Mayor and Mayoress of Tenby, Ald and Mrs. C. I. Crockford, and presidents and members of many of the 19 clubs in the Divisional Union, attended the 12th annual dinner of the Soroptimist Club of Tenby and District at the Royal Gate House Hotel. Guest speaker was Henry M. Sinclair, of Maesteg, a well-known Rotarian, who delighted his listeners with his clever and humorous address.

Rugby: Tenby United 3 pts Pembroke Dock Quins 3. With the sun shining so warmly at Heywood Lane that the gnats were out in their thousands, Tenby gave one of their most inept displays in failing to take both points from a very ordinary Quins XV. Jeff Powling scored Tenby’s try.

Showing at the Royal Playhouse: Gregory Peck, Sophia Loren, Kieron Moore in ‘Arabesque.’ At the South Beach: Vincent Price and David Tomlinson in ‘City Under The Sea.’