/ A UNDRED AND THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL EPORT OF THE WORK AND FINANCE OF THE LOUTH AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY For the year ending December 31st, 1939. Also the 15th ANNUAL REPORT of The LOUTH & DISTRICT HOSPITAL AID ASSOCIATION and the Nth ANNUAL REPORT of the Louth Contributory Association. This Handbook contains many useful details, and should be kept for reference♦ f U' EL t un AX>* '-l HAPV An n P y Ia/X n s? _ .6G5 — C ■ -1— lOI -■ HOSPITAL —- TREATMENT MATERNITY DEPARTMENTS. Acoommodation provided in large well lighted and airy contributory Wards for 30 Patients. Also Private Single Wards for 10 patients, and Private 3-bed Wards. We have 8 beds in this Ward, which is exceedingly pleasant and has up-to-date equipment. Also Private Maternity Wards. Ante-natal Clinics every Friday at 10 a.m and 2 p.m. CHILDREN ELECTRICAL AND RADIO The Childrens WArd is a joy to the youngsters and has 12 Cots, and a large Verandah. Here we have up-to-date X-Ray Plant, also apparatus for Sunlight, Battery, Diathermy and other Electrical Treatment. Clinics held each Wednesday from 10 a.m. and at other times by appointment. OPHTHALMIC Clinics for Eye Patients are held each Monday. THE DISPENSARY. . T„hiA18 (at the SurSery of Dr. A. H. Russell, Eastgate) from 9-30-1(M5 a m. and 6-30 to 7-30 p.m. (except Thursdays (Bank Holidays excepted), and from 2 to 2-30 p.m. each Wednesday for indigent persons residing in the district. A re50“mendation must be obtained at the Hospital Office, and the fee is only 1/- for a fortnight’s attention. 1 • j • i i • -l-i i .1* « g cstcci in the poor of their districts, kindly make this service more widely known. 22501604966 PRESIDENT. SIR JOHN FOX VICE-PRESIDENTS. Mrs. W. II. RAWNSLEY Mr. Jos. BENNETT Sir F. BENNETT Mr. It. E. CAUDWELL Mr. T. H. 1IAGGAS Mr. PHILIP ALLISON TRUSTEES. Mr. E. BROUGHAM BACH Mr. JOSEPH BENNETT Mr. PHILIP ALLISON Mr. H. A. BAILDOM Mr. J. R. CONEY COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Chairman : Mr. E. BROUGHAM BACH Deputy Chairman : Mr. MAURICE HALL ELECTED MEMBERS Retire 1940. Mrs. B. APPLEBY Mrs. CORDEAUX Mrs. O. DIXON Mr. P. GODSMARK Mr. C. GILLOT Mr. J. WIGHTMAN Retire 1941. Mrs. C. F. BENNETT Mrs. V. MEE Mr. J. BENNETT Mr. M. HALL Mr. B. APPLEBY Mrs. M. HALL Retire 1942, Mrs. J. R. CONEY Mrs. J. WIGHTMAN Mr. H. A. BAILDOM Mr. J. R. CONEY ]\1\ E. B. BACH REPRESENTATIVE MEMBERS. Miss P. ALLISON Mr. H. CROWSON Mr. L. R. KITT Miss II. L. WILYMAN Mr. J. W. WHITE Mr. G. W. BAGGALEY Mrs. J. W. RICHARDSON Hospital Aid Association Louth Contributory Assoc. Louth Contributory Assoc. National Union of Teachers Railwaymen’s Hospital Fund Louth Tradesmen's Association Ladies’ Linen Guild MEDICAL MEMBERS. Two members nominated by Medical Stall HON. TREASURER HONORARY AUDITOR Mr. A. E. WELLS Mr. J. G. INWOOD ADMINISTRATIVE 8TAFF. Secretary : Miss E. WINIFRED WRIGHT Hospital Office : 22 Upgate. Matron ; Miss F. M. ALLEN HON. MEDICAL STAFF. HON. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN8. H. S. WALKER, m.d., c.m. F. LAUGHTON SMITH, m.d., b.s., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. J. W. BROWN, M.D , B.S., M R.CP., M.R.C.S. HON. CONSULTING SURGEON, L, P. STEPHEN, m.b , ch.B., d.p.h , f.r.c.s. (Edin) . HON. CONSULTING ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON. E. J. BILCLIFFE, fr.c.s., (Edin.) l.r.c.p. (London). HONORARY ACTING MEDICAL AND SURGICAL STAFF. T. J. T. WILMOT, b.a,, B.ch., m d,, (Dublin). R. MORTON, m.b., f.r.c.s., (Edin.) R. THOMSON, m.b., ch.B. J. E. S. STEPHENS, b.a, (cantab) m.r.c.s. (Eng.) l.r.c.p (London) A. H. RUSSELL, m.r.c.s,, l.r.c.p, D. L. BROWN, m.b., ch.B, HON. OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS. W. A. BRIGGS, m.r.c.s. (Eng), l.r.c.p, do m.s. (Lond ) A. BRIGGS, m. sc , m.b., ch.B., d.o.m s. DISPENSARY SURGEON. RADIOGRAPHER. Dr. A. H. RUSSELL. S. V. DOLBY. HONORARY DENTISTS J. H. HINTON, l.d.s., C. W. LEWIS, l.d.s. G. H. H. RUSSELL, m.b., ch.B., l.d.s., r.c.s. (eng.) SUB-COMMITTEES. FINANCE. Chairman : Mr. J. R. CONEY The LADIES of the Committee Mr. H. A. BAILDOM Mr. M. HALL Mr. J. BENNETT Mr. J. WIGHTMAN Mr. C. GILLOT Mr. J. WHITE GROUNDS. Chairman: Mr. C. GILLOT. Mr, B. APPLEBY Mr. P. GODSMABK Mr. J. WIGHTMAN Mr. J. W. WHITE ELMHURST. Chairman : Mr. J. BENNETT Miss ALLISON Mr. J. R. CONEY HEATING AND LIGHTING. Chairman : Mr. M. HALL Mr. C. GILLOT Mr. P. GODSMARK EMERGENCY. Mr. J. R. CONEY Mr. M. HALL Mr. C. GILLOT The Chairman of the Board, the Hon. Treasurer and the Secretary are ex-officio members of all Sub- Committees. 136th Annual Meeting of Governors and Subscribers held at “ Elmhurst ” on February 20th, 1940. Sir John Fox presided and the Rev. E. D. Ginever offered prayer. The Financial Report was read in the absence of the Hon. Treasurer; and the General Report was read by the Secretary, both reports being duly adopted. A vote of thanks to the Clergy and Ministers and the Eca. Medical, Surgical and Dental Staff was proposed by Mrs. Cordeaux and responded to by the Rev. E. D. Ginever. A vote of thanks to Mr. Philip Allison, for 32 years’ service as Hon. Treasurer of the Institution, was moved by Mr. Joseph Bennett and carried with enthusiasm. Mr. Allison was elected a ! Vice-President to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Joseph Smith. Mr. J. G. Inwood was re-elected Hon. Auditor, and thanked for his services. On the nomination of the Board, Mr. A. E. Wells was appointed Hon. Treasurer, and Miss E. "Winifred Wright appointed Secretary. On the motion of Mr. Maurice Hall the following were re-elected members of the Board Mrs. J. Wightman, Mrs. J. R. Coney, Mr. H. A. Baildom, Mr. J. R. Coney and Mr. E. Brougham Bach. A vote of thanks to Sir John Fox was moved by the Mayor (Alderman L. J. Lill) and duly responded to. LOUTH AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL. 136th REPORT TO THE GOVERNORS & SUBSCRIBERS When we entered on the year 1939, we little imagined what a momentous one it was to prove for the world and for our Hospital , but, on looking back, we find that each month has contributed some noteworthy feature to our Hospital year. Here is a resume of the work done during the year. Patients. 35 patients were in Hospital at the beginning of the year, and 913 have been admitted. Of these patients, 765 were cured, 96 relieved, 11 transferred, and 41 died, leaving 36 in Hospital on December 31st. 183 patients have been admitted to the Maternity Ward, and 181 births recorded. 147 children have been admitted to the Children’s Ward Operations. Major operations numbered 495, while minor operations and small services rendered to outpatients amounted to 726. 1117 dressings were done for out-patients. Electrical 495 X-Ray examinations have been made. In the Department Treatment Room 2004 electrical and massage treatments have been given. Ophthalmic 196 consultations were held and 5 ophthalmic Department operations performed. Dispensary 122 patients attended at the Dispensary, the net cost per patient having been 7/5J. Income 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 £ £ £ £ £ Subscriptions 422 446 460 405 452 Donations 615 764 846 958 1002 Collections in places of Divine Worship 227 188 162 163 125 Contributory Schemes Hospital Aid Assoc. 1391 1541 1654 1684 1690 Louth Association 415 410 455 500 540 Patients’ Fee* 2099 2261 2212 2497 1964 Ministry of Health Investments 460 518 549 756 520 483 Miscellaneous 22 14 17 73 Totals 5651 6142 6355 7036 6776 Donations this year include the following noteworthy items : £121 7s. 7d. from a fund very kindly organised by Mr. A. Towl, of Louth, towards the purchase of an Iron Lung. By the time this amount had been raised, we had received and accepted the gift of an Iron Lung from Lord Nuffield. The donors to Mr. Towl’s fund kindly allowed their gifts to be diverted to other uses, and wre have thereby been enabled to equip our Theatre with new instruments and sterilizing drums which were badly needed. £20 from the Sutton-on-Sea branch of Toe H. This sum was also originally intended for the Iron Lung Fund, but instead, we bought with h a new Stretcher-Trolley, a Tilting Bedstead, and an Oxygon Cylinder stand. £47 7s. 6d. from the Police Hospital Ball, the first /event of its kind, which we hope will be an annual one. £78 2s. 9d. from the Louth Amateur Operatic Society. It is much regretted that their efforts are for the time being in abeyance, and we hope that soon they may become active once more. >, £30 from the Louth Branch of Toe H. towards a new wireless installation. The Radio Relay service has effected a satisfactory installation, and the patients are most appreciative. £67 5s. Id. from the Grateful Patients1 League. £125 from the Horticultural Society’s show in August—a record sum from a record show. To all organisers and promoters of these efforts we offer our sincerest thanks. Their success has been due to the vast amount of thought and work contributed by all concerned, for which we are most grateful. Motor Badges and the purchase and sale of pigs, have again brought in £56 15s. 6d. For this wTe have to thank Mr. Gillot, who is untiring in his thought and care for the Hospital welfare. Horticultural Society. A special word of appreciation must be accorded to the organisers of the Show in August. Again favoured with brilliant sunshine it was carried through with its accustomed; efficiency and smoothness from opening till midnight, thanks to the unflagging and able work of all concerned, who were amply rewarded by being able to hand over the remarkable sum of £125, almost double the recordset up in 1938. We regret that we must await the return of normal times before we can once again enjoy,, and reap the benefit of, a Show. Contributory Associations. In last year’s report we had occasion to congratulate the Louth Association on reaching the target of £500. For 1939 this total has been surpassed by £40, an eloquent tribute to the unremitting labours of all those responsible for the administration and working of the Association. The Hospital Aid Association during 1939 repeated its high level of contributions, which speaks volumes for the patient untiring work of the collectors. Mayoress’ Pound Days, organised by Mrs. L. J. Lill, brought their usual stream of people with gifts from far and near, amounting to £10614s. 5d. in cash, and goods valued at £85 16s. 2d. Linen Guild. As was foreshadowed in the 1938 report, the Ladies’ Linen Guild has grown very satisfactorily during the past year. It held a Garden Fete in June, bringing to its funds £49 17s. Od. and has contributed most of the bed and household linen required by the Hospital for the 12 months under review. At the outbreak of War, it formed a Hospital Supplies w'orking-party, and has stored away a large quantity of stores of dressings,, swabs, etc., against emergencies. It is a very live branch of the Hospital’s organisation, and we thank all its members.a Legacies. The following legacies have been received during the year. £393 8s. 9d. from the late Mr. G. Lancaster. £50 from the late Mr. Joseph Smith. £139 11s. 4d. a second instalment from the late- Miss E. Savile Smitt’s Trust. I »' ; ■ ' r . J A_i 1 A house in Mablethorpe left to us by the late Mr. J. Hird, Saltfleetby. War. The outbreak of War in September last brought about much additional work and expenditure. We were instructed to consider ourselves a Hospital under the country's Emergency Medical Service, ready to receive service-sick and civilian and service-casualties. We therefore evacuated all patients possible, and on Sept. 3rd, only 6 were in on the general side of the Hospital, the Maternity Ward proceeding normally. As time went on, howrever, the work became normal again, although since September, we have admitted 26 members of the fighting services. Blacking out our numerous windows has presented a big problem, and the cost of that and other protective measures has been nearly £100. We have to give thanks to Mr. Eric West, of Tathwell, for the gift of 50 tons of sand for our sand-bagging. Without this gift, our A.R.P. expenditure would have been much increased. Expenditure on Maintenance. 1938 1939 Increase Decrease £ £ £ £ Food ... 1344 1411 67 Drugs, Theatre, X-Ray, etc. 1192 1252 60 Fuel, Light and Water 553 521 32 Laundry 342 345 3 Salaries and Wages 2587 2923 386 Linen, Crockery, Furnishing and Kitchen ... 188 206 18 Repairs 93 304 211 Insurance 131 156 25 Printing, Advertising, Postages Telephones 153 156 3 Sundries (including A.R.P. work) 144 304 160 Total Maintenance 6727 7578 883 32 Expenditure on Theatre has been heavy on account of the emergency supplies bought in before the outbreak of War; and the extra equipment referred to before, shows under this heading. Repairs have been a large item, as the Allenby Ward, and the Hall and corridors were all re-decorated in the Spring. In the Autumn, too, the main drive was re-surfaced. Personal. The resignation of Mrs. E. Waddington on June 30th, last, severed a remarkable sequence of 21 years of loyal, devoted and capable service as Matron of our Hospital. The high standard she created and maintained and the general influence and trend of her administration during that long period did much towards the progress of this Institution, of which she and we have reason to be justly proud. Our best wishes go with her in the retirement she so richly deserves and the knowledge that she has the esteem and affection of her colleagues and a host of patients should help towards her true happiness. Her successor, Miss F. M. Allen, came to us on July 1st, from Macclesfield Royal Infirmary. The first months of her work have been made very difficult by War demands, but she can rest assured that she has the loyal backing of Staff and Board. Sister Waite left, too. in June, after 9 years work here, to take up a Matron’s post in Newcastle-on-Tyne, and our good wishes go with her in her new work. Our Board has seen changes during the year. Mrs. J. Bennett and Mrs. F. J. Ingoldby retired, after being closely associated with the Hospital for so many years, and rendering such invaluable service, for which they can never be adequately thanked. Their places were taken by Mrs. C. F Bennett and Mrs. J. R. Coney. Mr. P. Allison, who had been Hon, Treasurer since 1908, following members of his family who had held the office since its inception, felt that he could no longer carry out the duties, and the Board regretfully accepted his resignation, thanking hint most sincerely for bis constant interest and work throughout so many years. Mr. A. E. Wells, who, in a voluntary capacity, has for some years rendered valuable service at the Hospital Office as well as in other ways, was asked to undertake the Hon. Treasurership, and he has agreed to do so. Obituary. We regret that we have to record the death during the year of Mr. Joseph Smith, for many years one of the Vice-Presidents. The Louth Contributory Association has had a severe blow in the death of its co-secretaiy, Mr. W. Hubbard. He was a steady consistent worker, and both the Association and the Hospital Board, on which he represented the Association, will feel his loss severely. Honorary Medical Staf We were pleased to welcome Dr. A. H. Russell to the Medical Stall in April oi this year, after his six months’ residence m the town ; and we regret that Dr. J. E. S. Stephens has been called up for Army Service, lo ail members of our Hon. Medical Staff we once again tender our very grateful thanks for their constant kindly and skilful service to our patients. And so we enter on another year s work. What 1940 may have in store for us we do not know ; it will doubtless be a difficult year financially, as all prices are increased, and we shall be without many of our usual sources of income, so that we shall need all the help our supporters can give us. Their generosity in past years shows that they have the real welfare of the Hospital at heart, so that we feel that we need not be afraid, for the future, but can go forward, determined to be of the utmost service to our town and neighbourhood, whatever calls are made upon us. HOSPITAL DANCE, DECEMBER 8th, 1939. Hostess: The MAYORESS. BALANCE SHEET. Receipts Donations : £ s. d. Anonymous . 0 16 0 Brotherhood, Mrs. .. . 0 10 0 Coney, Mr. &. Mrs. J. R. 0 10 0 Crawley, E. J. . 0 10 0 Harrop, J. . 0 12 6 2 18 6 Tickets sold 53 5 0 £56 3 6 Expenditure. £ 8. d. Band. etc. ... 9 6 6 Town Hall and Caretaker ... 3 3 6 Printing, etc. ... 2 11 0 Chairs ... 5 0 0 Police ... 0 15 0 20 16 0 To Treasurer 35 7 6 £56 3 6 GIFTS. Adlard, Mr. North Somercotes Allison, Miss P. Addey, Miss Anclill'e, Miss Badley, Miss, Theddiediorpe Bach E. B. Bennett, Lady Bennett, J. Bolam, Mrs. Willoughby Connington, F. Fotlierby Dawson, Mrs. Dixon. Capt. & Mrs. 0. Ellis, G. Binbrook Espley, Mr. & Mrs. Mablethorpe Fox, Miss Grimoldby Forster, W. Folbig, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Tetford Haggas, Mrs. Walmsgate Hutson, A. Tetney Hall, Major Legbourne Abbey Harmsworth, G. Thorpe Hall Jacklin, Mrs. Saltfleetby Johnston, Miss South Somercotes King, Mrs. R. Larder, Mrs. J. Libell, Mrs. G. W. North Somercotes Marsden, S. W. Metcalf, Mr. Grainsby Martin, Mrs. North Somercotes, per Mrs. G. W. Lit ell and Mrs. Campion North Somercotes, Whist Drive Mrs. Bell. Olden, Mrs. Palethorpe, Mrs. Claythorpe Manor Powell, Miss Sutton Police Ball, per Supt. Stevens Riley, Mr. & Mrs. Little Grimsby Hall Robinson, Mrs. A. Eastfield House Russell, Dr. & Mrs. G. H. Rowland Miss ■ Rowell, Mrs. W. J. Smith, T. Mablethorpe Smith, H. North Cockerington Spence, Mrs. Covenham Scupholme, Mr. Sutton Badminton Ball Wightman, Mr. & Mrs. J. Wells, Miss South Somercotes Willcox, Mr. SPECIAL GIFTS. Toe. H. Sutton Branch Cabbages Magazines Magazines Sewing help Fruit Tomatoes, Flowers, etc. Bed-rest, 100 Eggs, Fruit, etc. 6 Garden Chairs Fruit “ Punch ” Weekly Magazines Pheasants, Flowers, Slides. Toys. Bed-pan Magazines Book Fruit and Vegetables 314 Eggs Strawberries GO Eggs Fruit Flowers, Magazines Potatoes Invalid "Wine Books Rubber Bed-pan Groceries Illustrated Papers Magazines Magazines 2166 Eggs Cakes, Eggs and Tea Dressing Gown Books Old Linen Trifles, Jellies, etc. Fruit, Vegetables Air Cushion, Splints, etc. Magazines, weekly Ash Tray Scrap Book Magazines, weekly Vegetables Fruit 4 cwts. Potatoes Jellies, etc. Magazines, Vegetables, etc. Fruit, Flowers Milk Stretcher—Trolley, Tilting Bedstead, Oxygen Clinder Stand. Lord Nuffield 'fowl, A., from funds collected by 13 • •• Iron Lung Theatre Equipment GIFTS TO MATROX FOR XMAS FESTIVITIES. Allison, Mr. & Mrs. P. • • • Tu. key Appleby, Aid. & Mrs. ... Sausages Bach, Mr. & Mrs. E. B. • • • Turkey Bach, Mr. &Mrs. W. B. ... 10/- Baildom, Miss ... Toys Cordeaux, Col. & Mrs. Turkey Currys, Messrs. . . . Dolls Dixon, Capt. & Mrs. O. • . • Pheasants Dixon, Miss Grimoldby Decorative Supplies • . . 2/- and Dolls ... Crackers Elmitt, Miss M. Fotherby ... 10/- Eyre, Mrs. ... Xmas Cake Harrison, R. Wain flee. Hospital Committee 3.1 embers ... 20/- L3 Morton, R. . . , 20/- Mayfield, Mrs., Sutton Dolls Russell, Dr. . . . 21/- Riley, Mr. Sc Mrs. Little Grimsby Hall Goose Sharpley, Miss E. M. . . . 10/- Sharpley, Miss Ethel • • • 20/- Sleight, Sir E. . • . Turkey Sutcliffe, Mr. &|Mrs. E. . . . Turkey Stanley, J. E. . . • 2/- Wells, Mr. & Mrs. A. E. . . • 20/- Wiglitman, Mr. & Mrs. J. ... Rabbits, Fruit, Crackers WOMEN’S INSTITUTES. Fotherby . . . 102 Eggs Legbourne « • • Potatoes Mablethorpe »<>« 621b. Marmalade Reston • •• 84 Eggs vSutton-on-Sea • • • Groceries value 13/6, Fruit, Vegetables Tetne> Potatoes EGG AND FLOWER SERVICES. 'Cockerington, S. Rev. J. D. Smart ... 70 Eggs Fulstow, Rev. W. G. Calvert Lee ... 109 Eggs, 12/- etc. 'Grainthorpe Ebenezer Chapel, "Mr. H. G. Wilson, 66 Eggs Keddington, Rev. Burgess ... 485 Eggs, Fruit, Flowers Ludborough. Rev. F. A. Holt ... 39 Eggs Louth St. James, Canon Burton ... 135 Eggs Louth Centenary S.S., Mr. C. F Bennett Eggs and Flowers Louth Eastgate Union Sunday School ...120 Eggs, etc. Mablethorpe Sands Service ... 40 Eggs, Marshchapel East End Methodist Sunday School 70 Eggs 'Stewton, 1938. Rev. J. Loughton ... 9/8 Stewton, 1939. Rev. J. Loughton ... 144 Eggs ,‘Somereotes, North Rev. A. Edgar ... 33 Eggs, etc. HARVEST FESTIVALS, GIFTS OF PRODUCE. AlvingKain. ... Rev. J. D. Smart Brinkiiill ... Rev. R. Carter Belleau Rev. C. S. Rudkin Covenham St. Barts. ... Rev. H. H. Andrew Cockerington, North ... Rev. J. D. Smart Donington-on-Bain Rev. T. Hutchinson-tliggms- Elkington, South Re\. E. Mack Elkington, North ... Rev. Id. Mack Fotherby Rev. Calvert Lee Fulstow ... Mr. W. R. Phillips Grainthorpe Mr. W. G. Sowby Goulceby ... Rev. J. C. Dawson Kelstern ... Rev. E. Graham Keddington ... Rev. W. Burgess Louth Eastgate Union Rev. E. H. Newton Ludf ord ... Rev. L. D. Ravens Market Stainton Rev. A. G. Kirby North Cotes ... Rev. E. Giles Ormsby, South ... Rev. G. C. Ward Oxcombe ... Rev. H. W. Henderson Raithby ... Rev. Wyer Honey Reston, South ... Rev. T. B. Shaw Somercotes, North ... Rev. A. Edgar Scmercotes, South ... Rev. Canon Johnston Stenigot ... Mr. Rotherham Thoresby, South ... Rev. F. C. Bolt Tetney ... Rev. C. W. Ingram Tetf ord ... Rev. J. Aubrey Thomas Utterby ... Mr. Beverley W elton ... Rev. Canon Burton Withcall ... Rev. Canon Burton Willoughby Rev. Canon Bolam DONATIONS. PERSONAL. Anonymous ... ... ... 10 0 Anonymous ... ... ... 100 Anonymous (Harvest) ... ... ... 1 0 O' “ A.B.” In memory of W.H.S ... ... ... 110 Bennett, Rev. J. G. ... ... ... 3 0 0 Clarey A. ... ... ... 2 2 0 Cooper M. ... ... ... 5 0 Crowther J. T. ... ... ... 10 0 Greensmith, Mrs. (Mablethorpe) for Women’s Ward 3 0 0 Haxby, P. ... ... ... 10 0 Hutton, Miss R. ... ... ... 10 0 0 Hutton, Miss S. ... ... ... 10 0 0 Ingram Bros. ... ... ... 10 0 La-king, R. ... ... ... 2 0 Maxey, Mrs. A. E. ... ... ... 110 Parker W. Binbrook Scupholm, M. Wainfleet Slack Mrs. C. M. Sykes, E. ...... Wilyman, Miss Woodward, Michael (Office Window Shows) IMPERSONAL. LOUTH. Amateur Operatic Society (per P. Gods mark) Eastgate Methodist Primary Dept. ... Flag Day Hospital Ball (1938) Hospital Dance Dec. 8th, 1939 Horticultural Society Iron Lung Fund, per Mr. A. Towl Louth United Charities Louth & District Motor Cycling Club ... Louth “ Nats ” & Somercotes Football Clubs Louth Pigeon Club Mayoress' Pound Day plonks Dyke School (Keep fit display) Motor Badges, per Mr. C. Gillot Pigs, Sale of per Mr. C. Gillot Police Hospital Ball Bailwaymen’s Hospital Fund Railwaymen’s Hospital Fund for Toe. H. Wireless Fund Sutton-on-Sea Toe H. for equipment Sale of Tinfoil (Playhouse) Sale of X Ray plates Sale of Fairy Soap Babies Toe H. Wireless Fund Wold Newton Whist Drive IMPERSONAL. DISTRICT. Binbrook Hospital Association Manby Aerodrome Employees Marshchapel & North Cotes Nursing Association Stenigot Aerodrome Employees SandiJands Improvement Cottee Theddlethorpe Ploughing Society Walmsgate Garden Fund. HOSPITAL COLLECTING BOXES. Brittain E. H. ... ... 7 2 Clough J. W. ... ... 1 3 7 Cousins, M. C. ... ... 7 11 Hall, Miss A. ... ... 1 6 4 Hall E. Rising Sun ... 7 1 Hospital Hall ... ... 5 8 3 Hospital Telephones ... ... 3 1 0 Hunt. E. J. ... ... 7 6 International Stores ... ... 9 2 Johnson Miss, White Swan ... 6 7 Jenkins on, J* Masons Arms ... 5 5 Lock G. ... ... 1 3 11 1 10 0 5 5 0 10 0 3 0 2 0 0 1 10 0 78 2 9 2 6 32 2 2 89 9 8 35 7 6 125 0 0 12! 7 7 60 0 0 25 0 0 2 12 6 1 11 10 20 3 0 5 0 0 13 0 0 43 15 6 47 7 | 5 0 6 5 0 0 19 7 6 1 5 7 4 0 8 5 25 0 0 2 10 0 5 0 0 1 11 4 2 18 0 13 16 0 5 5 0 6 16 1 10 0 0 14 13 11 GRATEFUL PATIENTS LEAGUE. Allinson F. Stockton-on-Tees Atkin, W. West Barkwith Asliley, Mrs. Oxcombe Bishop, Mrs. Mablethorpe Berdinner, Mr. Mablethorpe Bett Mrs. Spilsby Borrili Mr. Legbourne Blades, Miss E. M. South Cockerington Bradley, Mrs. Gospelgate Bratley, Mrs. E., 31 Kidgaie Brown, Mrs., Cotes Grange Brown, S. Anderby Brampton, Mrs. Eelstern Burkitt, Miss M., South Thoresby Burkitt Miss N., South Thoresby Burkitt, Miss (The late), Mablethorpe Camm. Mrs., Sutton-on-Sea Connors, G., 11 Ludgate Cook Mrs., Brinkliill Clapliam, G., North Thoresby Child Miss, Fulstow Crows on, H., 229 Newmarket Corden, J., Ludboro’ Coupland, Mrs., Mablethorpe Dales, Mr., Ividgate Davies Dr., Sutton-on-Sea Dixon, Mrs., Ludford Drewery, Mr. & Mrs., Hospital Lodge Drewery, Mrs., Grainthorpe Ferris, Mr., Westgate Goodley, F., Cad well Green, P., Caistor Green, Mrs., Scamblesby Glentworth, Mrs., Marsh’chapel Heathershaw, F., South Elkingfcon ... Harrison, Mrs., Wainfleet Hauton, Mrs., Theddletliorpe Hepworth, A., Crowtree Lane Hodges, Miss, Mablethorpe Horner, W. L., Grimsby Holloway, J., 79 Church Street Horton, H., Saltfleet Hudson, Mr. Tetney Janney, C. Theddlethorpe Ireland, Mrs. 54 Tennyson Road Kennington, Miss. Authorpe Lyon L. Little Carlton Mawer, Miss E. Marshchapel Maycock, H. Lancaster Markham, J., 13a Ken wick Road ... Mayfield, G. Trusthorpe McGovern, Dr. J. R.A.F Manby Moncaster, Mrs. 13 James Street Morgan, Mr. Keddington Road Neal Mrs. 12 Kidgate 2GO 8 0 3 0 3 0 2 G 10 0 10 0 10 O 5 0 5 0 5 0 3 0 10 0 5 0 2 G- 1 0 1) 5 0 3 O’ 10 O 10 0 10 0 1 10 O 10 0 10 0 2 6 7 6 2 0 10 0 2 6 1 0 1 0 O' 2 0 5 0 2 G 10 0 10 0 1 0 0 G 0 5 O 2 0 1 0 2 6 2 0 0 4 ft 5 O' 5 O' 10 0 5 O 10 o 10 0 10 o 1 12 O 10 0 1G O 10 O Neve G. Donington 2 2 0 Norris, Mrs. Covenham 5 0 Parr, Mrs. Grimoldby Prickett Miss Mablethorpe ... 10 0 .> 0 Rickaby, Mrs. in mem. of Mrs. Corbett ... 1 0 0 Riggall, Mrs. 93 Newmarket Robinson Mrs. Chapel St. Leonards ... 6 7 0 6 Robinson, Mr. Fotherby ... 5 0 Smart, \V. 13 Linden Walk ... 10 0 Smart, Rev. J. D. S. Cockerington ... 2 0 0 Smith, Mrs. Kidgate ... 5 0 Skip worth, F. Swaby Snell, Miss Stenigot 3 o L 0 6 Staines, C. 137 Eastfield Road Stanley, V. W. Nottingham 2 0 0 19 0 Stephenson, H. Mablethorpe 1 0 0 Stubbs, Mr. Saltfieetby West 5 0 Sylvester, C. H. 11 Alexandra Road ... 5 0 Tacey, M. 11 Little Lane Tuplin P. Northcotes 1 5 0 ... 2 6 Walpole, C. W. Fotherby Grange ... 2 () Walmsley, Miss 2 Ramsgate Wells Mrs. Brackenboro’ Road ... o G ... 5 0 Warden, T. 45 Legbourne Road • • • 5 0 Wright, Mrs. Sutton-on-Sea ... 10 0 Wright, Mrs. S. Hogstliorpe 3 0 Wright, Mrs. Walmsgate ... 1 0 0 Vinter, Mr. Julian Bower ... o 0 Varrold, Mrs. Hogsthorpe • • • 5 0 Rushby, Mrs 224 Eastgate . . . o G Annual Subscribers of Half-a-Crown. Cunnington, Mrs. Ramsgate • » • • . . Foster, J. 22 James Street • • • • • • Fieldsend, G. 99 Eastlield Jid. • • • • • • Searby, G. E. 9 South Terrace • • • • • . Shorrocks, Miss Mablethorpe • . • • • . Waddington, Mrs., Reighton Hall - . . — 15 0 Fair May, 1938 10 0 Fair May, 1939 27 19 6 28 9 6 Less expenses 2 8 5 » .* 26 1 1 70 0 7 Less Postages, Printing, 2tC. ... 2 5 6 Total ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS. Life Governors are denoted by L.G. Adams, A. H., Louth Addey. Miss Adnitt, G. IL, Louth Allison, Philip, Louth Adis on, Miss Philippa, Loath Allison John S., Louth Ancient Order of Foresters, Mablethorpe Anderson F. & C., Louth Anonymous, Louth Anonymous, Louth Appleby, Mrs. B., Louth Appleby, B., Louth Appleby, W. PI., South Somercotes Appleby, Mrs., George Street, Louth Ashley. T. B., Aswell Street, Louth Ashton Mrs., 24 South Street, Loath Bach. E. Brougham, Louth Bach, Mrs. E. B., Louth Bacli, Wilfred B., Louth Bach, Mrs. W. B., Louth Baggaley, G. H. & Mrs. Baildom, Mrs. (Senior) Baildom., H. A., Louth Baines P. & Co., Louth Baird & Broddle Barclay’s Bank. Ltd., Louth Barker Miss, St. Marys Lane, Louth Barmby, Mrs., Lee Street, Louth Burned S., Louth Bath, E. F., Louth Beaumont, J. W., Louth Bellamy, Arthur, Louth Bellamy Bros., Louth Bennett, Miss, Exmouth Bennett Jos., Louth Bennett, Mrs. Jos., Louth Bennett C. F. (L.G.) and Mrs., Brackenboro Bennett. Sir Francis S„ Fryston, Grimsby Butterick, H. Berry. G. H., Louth Birkett, J. A. Ltd., Louth ... Bland G. S., Louth Blaze E. F., Louth Bootliby, E. E. Burwell Hall Boots, The Chemists, Louth Bott. W., Louth Bourne Jas., Louth Brittain, E. H. Louth Brough, Miss, Louth Burkinshaw, H. S., Mrs., Grimsby Butlin, B., Mablethorpe Campion, Wm„ Louth L.G. L.G. LG. L.G. gh Hall, Louth L.G. 1 s. d. 0 10 6 0 5 0 0 10 6 1 8 11 0 2 6 1 1 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 5# 18 7 1 8 11 1 8 11 1 0 0 0 2 6 0 5 0 2 17 11 1 1 0 1 8 11 110 10 0 0 10 6 3 3 0 0 10 6 0 10 0 2 2 0 0 10 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 1 1 0 1 8 11 110 5 0 0 34 5 0 6 17 11 2 17 11 25 13 9 0 10 6 0 10 6 0 10 6 0 10 6 110 2 14 2 2 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 2 2 0 0 10 6 1 1 0 0 10 6 Cartwright & Pickering, Louth Cash G. E., Louth Caudvvell, R. E., Rye’s Hall, North Somercotes, L.G. Chapman Mrs., Louth Cheetham. George, Louth Children’s Care Committee, Louth Clokie, R. W. and Mrs., Louth Coney, Mr. & Mrs. J. R., Louth Conington, Geo., Fotkerby Connell, W. H., Rippingale, Bourne Cordeaux. Mrs., Bra ,-kenborough I.avvn Cordeaux Miss, Brackenborough Lawn Cousins. M. C., Louth Crerar, Mrs., Louth Cutting,' G. W. P., Manby Dales. Alf., Louth Darnill Mrs. F., Louth Davenport, S., Louth Davies. Miss M«, 8 Upgate, Louth Davy, John E., Louth (the late) ... Tax Davy, Mrs. J. W., Scarborough ... ... Tax Davy, Arnold E., Cawkwell House Davy, Ronald, Louth Dawson. Percy, Louth Dawson C. B., Louth Day, M., Louth Day Bros., Louth Dixon, Miss Grimoldby Dobson, C., Louth ... ... ... L.G. Drinkel, Harold, Louth Drinkel, Wray, Louth Drinkel Mrs. Wray, Louth East Lincolnshire Motor Co., Louth East, Wm. Louth Elliott, Mrs. T. H., Binbrook Ellis, Wm., Louth Ellis, Mrs., Loujthi Eve, Mrs. F. B., Louth Eve & Ranshaw, Louth Eve, Miss, Louth Ewbank, Mrs., Louth Eyre, Slater, Louth Fletcher Miss F. L., Saltfleetby Forster W. Louth Foster Miss, St. Marys Lane, Louth Fox Sir John, Girsby Manor ... ... L.G. Fuller. Major & Mrs. E. B., Louth Fytche C. L., Louth Giddings, Mrs., Louth Giddings, Miss, Louth Gilstrap Earp & Co., Newark Godsmark, Miss F. M., London Godsmark, F. B., Bournemouth Godsmark & Son, Louth Good Samaritan Lodge Louth Branch Manchester Uni Oddfellows Ditto. (National Health Fund) 110 0 10 0 10 0 0 0 3 6 0 10 6 2 2 0 1 8 11 3 8 5 0 10 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 2 17 11 0 13 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 10 6 110 0 10 6 0 10 0 15 11 7 11 110 0 10 6 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 2 6 0 10 6 0 5 0 2 17 11 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 2 17 11 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 10 6 0 10 6 0 10 6 1 8 11 0 5 0 2 17 11 0 10 6 1 8 11 0 10 0 0 2 6 2 17 11 2 2 0 0 5 0 0 2 6 0 2 6 2 2 0 0 10 0 1 8 11 110 1 10 0 1 10 0 Goulding. J. W. & Son, Louth Graham Hev. E., Louth Grainthorpe Conscfilated Eleemosynary Charity Grand United Order of Oddfellows Approved Soc. No. 113 Green, Mrs. P. N, Horncastle Grimsby Co-operative Society Ltd. ... Hall. B. C., Louth Hall Maurice, Louth Hall, H. S., Grimsby ... ... ... L.G. Hallam, G. H., Louth Hanson C. W!, Louth Harniess, G„ Louth Helmer B. H., Louth Heneage, A. P., Walesby Hall Herbert, Mrs. C. F., Louth Herbert, Mr. & Mrs. D. S., Louth Hewson F., Gayton-le-Marsh Hibbitt, A. S., Louth Hillier Mrs., Louth Hipkin C. E., Louth Holmes, Wm. Louth Hopwood, Miss, Louth Horner, J. H., Upgate, Louth Hutton, Miss S., Louth ... ... ... L.G. Hutton, Miss K., Louth ... ... ... L.G. Ingoldby, Mrs. F. J., Louth Ingoldby, F. J. M., Haugham Ingram Bros., Louth International Stores Ltd., Louth Jackson, Mrs., Eastnor, Louth Jackson M. & Son, Louth Jackson, George, Westgate, Louth Jaines A. W., Louth Jessop, Mrs., Crovdon (2 years) King. Wm. Louth Park King. G. A. & M., Louth Kirby. H., Louth Knight George, Louth Lacey & Greaves, Louth Laking. K., Louth Lane, Mrs. E., Louth Lane Mrs. (in memory of the late Mr. E. Lane), Louth Lane, The Mis :es, Louth Larder Mrs. Joseph, Louth ... Larder H., Louth Lill Jas. & Son, Lou'/h Lincolnshire Agricultural Employers Association L.G. Lincolnshire Boad Car Co., Ltd. Lloyds’ Bank Ltd., Louth ... Lock Gordon, Louth Loft. Miss, Louth London & North Eastern Bail way Company Ditto. Louth Bailwaymen’s Hospital Fund Lornen’s Charity Trust, Donington ... Louth Advertiser Co. Louth Gaslight Co. ... ... ... L.G. Louth General Friendly Society 0 10 6 110 1 1 0 2 2 0 10 0 2 2 0 10 0 0 10 6 1 8 11 0 10 6 110 1 8 11 0 10 G 10 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 5 0 0 2 6 1 7 7 0 10 6 0 10 0 0 10 6 0 5 0 10 0 0 10 6 2 17 11 110 2 17 11 110 0 5 0 1 8 11 10 0 10 0 1 8 11 0 10 6 0 2 6 0 10 6 0 10 6 17 7 17 7 1 7 7 0 10 6 0 5 0 0 10 6 3 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 6 5 0 0 15 15 0 1 1 0 0 10 6 10 10 0 3 3 0 21 Louth United Charities Louth Girls’ Grammar School Louth Liberal Sick Benefit Society (State Section) Louth & East Lines. Conservative Benefit Society Louth & District Tradesmen’s Association Lucas. J. W., Lucas, Mrs. J. W., Luda Lodge of Druids Luty, R. & Sons, Louth Manby. J. A., Thorganby Hall Manby, Mrs. J. A., Thorganby Hall Marsden, S. W., Louth Marsden. Sir J. D. Bt., Panton Hall ... Mason Mrs. E., Withern Massingberd-Mundy, Mrs., Ormsby Hall Mawer F. 11., Louth Mavver, Mrs. F. R., Louth ... Mawer Bros., Louth Mawer Mrs. E. M., 20 Grimsby Boad, Louth Maxey & Taylors Ltd., Louth Mayer Mrs., Orme Gardens, Louth Mayer G. F., Louth Midland Bank Ltd., Louth Miller, Jason, Louth Milns, A. S., 91 Grimsby Boad, Louth Moody, Arthur, Louth Morton W. K. & Sons, Louth Morton, Son & Lock Morton, Miss M. C., Cawthorpe Manor Morton, Miss D. E., Cawthorpe Manor Motley, A. B., Louth Moxon, Miss Musson. F., Louth Nalder Miss, Louth National Farmers Union, Louth Local Branch National Union of Teachers, Louth ... National Provincial Bank Ltd., Louth ... Needham, Miss, Louth Nesbitt, Bev. F., Dorset Newland F., Louth Owen, H. L. H., Candlesby Osborn B., Ramsgate, Louth Parker & Co., Louth • •• • •• Patience, H. J., Louth Plumpton, Mrs., Louth Pridmore. W. E. E., Louth ... Pridmore B., 71 Upgate, Louth ... Prudential Assurance Company, Louth Pym Miss, Louth ••• Bawnsley, Mrs., Claxby Bead J. W. Burnett, Sutton-on-Sea ... Bead C. B., North Reston Rhodes Mrs. Keddington Road, Louth Rhodes, Miss, Keddington Road ... Rhodes, F., Louth Richardson, Mrs. Gospelgate, Louth ... Ricketts, G. W., Louth Riggall F. S., Louth L.G. L.G. L.G. L.G. ( 1 1 0 1 1 o 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 o 1 o Li 0 1 1 1 0 <3 0 0 1 0 20 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 i o <y •» ;> o : 2 o i 10 o 5 0 2 0 10 6 1 0 1 0 2 6 16 0 17 11 17 11 8 11 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 6 10 0 5 0 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 10 6 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 10 0 1 0 8 11 8 11 10 6 10 6 5 0 2 6 1 0 5 0 0 0 8 11 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 O 5 0 5 0 2 6 17 11 Rig-gall, Miss C., Trusth'orpe Roberts, Hugh E., Louth ... Robinson, A. K., Louth Robinson, F. E. & Co., Louth Robinson W. & Sons, Louth Rowson, W., Louth Rushby, Mrs., Louth Sandwith, Miss K., Loutli Sargeson, Mrs., Louth Sawyer, Mrs. E. C., Louth Searby, Cl. E-, 9 South Terrace, Loutli Sharpley, Isaac, Loutli Sliarpley, Mrs. Isaac, Louth ... Sliarpley, Miss M., Fenton, Louth Sliarpley, Miss Edith M., Sharpley, Mrs. Harold, 110 High Holme Road, Sharpley, Miss M., Loutli Sliaw, Mr & Mrs. F., Grimsby Road, Loutli Shields J. S., Wem. Skipworth, Jos., Louth Sleight Sir G. F., Estates Smith T. E. & Son, Louth Smith, Mark E., Louth Smith Joseph, Louth (the late) Tax Smith, Mrs. John, Victoria Road, Loutli Smith, J., 8 Mercer Row, Louth Smith, H. W., 4 Brackenborough Road, Louth Snowden, G. F., Louth Snowden, Misses E. & F., Louth Stead & Simpson, Louth Stevenson & Sons, Louth Staniland, Mrs., The Abbey House, Louth Stow, Cl., Chapel St. Leonards Strawson, Henry, Louth Strawson, W., Loutli Street, W. C., Louth Street, W. C. & Son, Louth ... Sutcliffe, E., Stewton House, Louth ... Swaby, Rev. J. E., Loutli Swingler, S. S., Louth Taylor Mrs. J., Kenwick Road, Louth ... Taylor, Miss F., Kenwick Road, Louth Teesdale &Willerton, Louth Thompson, J. H., The Garden House, Louth Thompson, E. H., and Mrs., Louth ... Thorn, Messrs., Louth Timms & Co., Louth Timms, A., Louth Todds, G. R., Louth Topliss & Co., Louth Tuxwortli, J. & Sons, Louth Tuxworth, Mrs. E., Bridge Street, Louth Tyler F., Louth Walker Mrs. H. S., Louth ... ... Walmsgate Estates, Walmsgate Ward & Co., Louth Watson F., Louth Wherry. Mrs., Louth L G. L.G. Louth Ta x L.G. 110 1 1 0 1 8 11 1 1 0 0 10 6 110 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 10 6 0 10 6 110 110 1 8 11 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 6 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 10 6 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 10 6 15 2 2 2 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 2 2 0 110 1 1 0 0 5 0 15 11 2 2 0 0 10 6 0 10 6 0 5 0 2 17 11 2 17 11 0 5 0 0 2 6 0 5 0 0 5 0 110 14 9 7 2 17 II 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 3 0 0 1 8 11 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 «2 6 14 9 7 1 1 0 1 8 11 0 2 6 Whewell, Mrs. F. A., Louth Wiggen, T. E. & Son Ltd., Louth Wiglitman, J., Maltby House Louth ... Wilkinson, M. R., Louth Williams, Mrs., Cawthorpe Wilson, Miss Withern Wily man, F. C., Louth Winton’s Laundry, Louth Wintringham, Mrs. M., Women Workers Association, Louth Woodward, F. R., Louth Woodliffe, Mrs., Gayton-le-Marsh Working Men’s Committee Wright, Parsons, Wold Newton Wright, Mrs. E. E., 25 George Street, Louth Yates, Mrs., Louth Young, W. C. and Mrs., Louth ... Tax reclaimed, on Hospital Aid Subscriptions Bennett, Mrs. C. F., Brackenborough ... Dales, Mrs. B. Y., Mablethorpe 0 10 0 0 10 0 2 17 FI 1 1 0 2 6 0 2 6 15 O' 1 1 0 L.G. — — L.G. — — 110 0 2 6 L.G. — — 4 6 10 0 5 0 110 1 16 11 7 11 7 11 £451 17 4 Fasnacht A. Bradford. Annual Subscription of £5 in memory of his late wife, paid to the Hospital Horticultural Society. GRATEFUL PATIENTS’ LEAGUE. President: Mr. G. FIELDSEND. Chairman: Mr. J. W. CASH. Vice-Chairman: Mr. E. DOBSON. Treasurer: Mr. G. E. SEARB^i. Hon. Secretary : Mr. J. FOSTER, 22 Janies Street, Louth BALANCE SHEET JANUARY—DECEMBER, 1939. Receipts. £ s. d. 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X G d G qr a s G d 44 c ^ d g q 0 o o 44 S_L| Jj • rH ___ CQ o3 03 o 03 d 03 d 03 ~ d q 03 a P f_i d d pi d o d ■ o W '-r-H 0 >—■< Q ^ O G b £4 G 73 ‘M 13 d d di H «+-» 44 73 Q3 t-j d co pi o G d to co CM 00 t- 0+} <-w o u* o s <P S OJ PQ cd o -g ^ C cj QJ 1—^ d Cu C f-t ^2 -§=« 1/3 d (-1 0) dO C0 CO C3 73 r-H co *4 G P> G G G d o A 3 O Si 53 o «+H o a 03 lf5 G -4-P 73 i-H G > _ d • 3 CQ c4 c w ; o 03 04 § o U <5 O rt tJD QJ l-J cc 'a p C3 -d CQ d -d o ♦ U Q <75 co Co 73 X F-4 d d d d Oo d o o3 d «~H P4 d d o 1 24 Representative Life Governors* Louth Amateur Operatic Society—W. B. Bacli, P. Gods mark, C. Surfleet, G. F. Mayer, Mrs. Graham, Miss M. B. Biggall, Mr. F. Musson, Rev. E. Graham, Mrs. P. Godsmark, Mr. F. Dobbsr Mr. M. Smith, Mrs. Pedley. Total Contribution to date, £1432 8 2. Hospital Horticultural Society—L. J. Harrison, E. Sutcliffe, F. Crosby^ Total Contribution to date, £350. Beckett Hospital Football Cup Committee—J. P. Beckett, A. Bowderv W. J. Cummings, A. Crashley, A. Jaines and W. H. Handley,. M. R. Wilkinson. Total Contribution to date, £837 11 3. Mablethorpe Badminton Club—Miss S. M. Freeman. Miss A. Sharpe. Total Contribution to date, £207 9 0. Mayoress’ Pound Days Mrs* A. E. Maxey, Mrs. B. Appleby, Mr. B,. Appleby, Mrs. E. Beckett, Mrs. Tabbitt, Mrs. E. H. Thompson and Mr. E. H. Thompson, Mr. A. E. Maxey, Mrs. J. R. Coney, Miss5 Wright, Mrs. L. J. Bill. Hospital Ball Committee—Mrs. Massingberd-Mundy. Individual Efforts—J. Glasswell, C. Gillot, Miss R. Hutton, Ex-Supt,. Skinner, F. A. Bradford, Mrs. E. Waddington, Mrs. J. H. Preston, Grimsby Central Studio of Dancing, Mrs. Carr-Gregg, Mrs. Cor-- deaux, Mrs. Wightman, Senr. Mr. J. Wightman, Mr. W. Lacey, Miss S. Hutton. Executorships—Miss E. Blythe, P. S. Cartwright, Wray Drinkel, Evelyn; Fawssett, A. S. Hibbitt, H. T. Kearsey, C. E. Lamb, S. W. Marsden Thomas Mawer, R. Mitchell, J. T. Robinson. E. A. Stevens, C. R. Surfleet, Hy. Thurman, <Mrs,. E. A. Warren, E. Woolley, S. B. Carnley. A. Haxby, J. W. Burnett Read Thos. E. Enderby, Major F. J. M. Ingoldby, Michael Bennett F. S. Riggall and Mrs. Cottingham, Mrs. E. Darnill, Mr. H. E. Roberts, Mrs. F. Roger- son, Mr. B. Sharpley, Mrs. A. E. Norton, Mr. F. Norton, Mr. O. B. Dawson, Mr. J. S. Goodwin, R. Yates, Mrs. Yates, F. C. Richardson, Misses Kiddall, F. G. Beverley. E. Dyson, J. H. Hart D. E. Ball, H. S, Betts, Grateful Patients’ League. Mr. J. W. Cash, E. Dobson, J. Foster, G. E^ Searby. Total Contribution to date. £436 2 0. N.B.—Any group of persons raising £100 for the Institution in one sum or by instalments is entitled to nominate a person to be a representative Life Governor and to- nominate another person as a representative Life- Governor for each additional £100 raised. The Executor (or Executors) under any bequest of £100 or more becomes a Life Governor. LOUTH. St. James Holy Trinity St. Michaels Methodist Circuit Northgate Methodist Eastgute Union Alford .Methodist Circuit Alvingham & N. Cockerington Benniworthi Brinkhill Burgh-on-Bain Burwell Carlton, Little Cockerington, South Covenham * Conisholme Donington Methodists Fulstow Fulstow Harvest Festival Gayton-le-Marsh Goulceby Grainthorpe Grimoldby Legbourne Ludborough Manby Marshchapel Muckton Ormsby, South Oxcombe Raithby Heston, South Salmonbv Saltfleetby St. Peter* Scamblesby Somersby Sloothby Somercotes, North Skidbrook Stewton Stewton Christmas Services Swaby Sutton-on-Sea Stenigot Tlioresby, South Tetney Theddlethorpe All Saints Welt on-le-W old Withicall Walmsgate Chapel Willoughby Worlaby Bev. Canon H. P. W.. Burton Kev. E. D. Ginever Rev. J. Loughton Rev. J. D. Smart Rev. R. C. Carter Rev. Z. Jones Rev. C. Vincent Rev. J. Wickham Rev. J. D. Smart Rev. H. H. Andrew Rev. H. C. Ker Rev. A. Reeves Rev. Holt Rev. A. Reeves Rev. C. Vincent Rev. C. W ard Rev. Wyer-Honey Rev. E. Farrar Rev. H. F. Crofton Rev. A. Edgar Rev. F. C. Bott Rev. W. A. Hind Rev. H. S. B. Jollye Rev. F. C. Bott T. H. Haggas, Esq. Rev. Canon Bolam £ s. d,- 5 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 0 22 16 O' 1 5 10 4 14 0' 7 13 0- 2 5 0> 13 9 14 0 2 10 0 1 11 4 7 4 1 15 0* 12 6 10 7 10 6* 12 0 2 2 0 1 1 0' 11 2 2 2 0 13 2 2 0 3 10 7 1 10 11 15 6 1 11 4 10 0 0r 15 4 4 4 4 2 17 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 0 16 3 1 0 0 1 17 6 13 0 9 5 1 9 3 2 10 0 17 6 3 5 O’ 2 5 6 2 2 0 13 0 16 6 2 0 3 14 7 2 9 O' £125 9 0 Pound and Gift Days organised by the Mayoress, Mrs. L. J. Lill, May 3rd and 4th, 1939. LOUTH CONTRIBUTIONS. Allison, Miss P. 5 0 Robinson, Mrs. G. S. 5 0 Bach, Mrs. E. B. 1 0 0 Russell Dr. A.H. 1 0 0 Bennett, J. 1 0 0 Street W. C. 10 0 Coney, Mr. & Mrs. 10 0 Sharpley, Miss E. M., Cordeaux, Mrs. 1 0 0 Woodhall 1 0 0 Chatterton, Miss L\ 1 0 0 Shelton. Mr. & Mrs. J. C. 5 0 Dawson, Mrs., Highfield 2 2 0 Stubbs, Mrs. J. 5 0 Fridlington, Mrs. G. E. 5 0 Thompson, J. H. 10 0 Fuller, Mrs. E. B. 1 0 0 Wells, Mrs. A. E. 1 0 0 Grimoldby, C. '6 0 Anon. '5 0 Haggas, Mrs., Walmsgate 1 0 0 Small Sums 1 10 6 Hillier, Mrs. 5 0 Mall, Mrs. M. 5 0 24 8 6 Ingoldby, Mrs. F. J. 10 0 Less Expenses 4 5 6 Ingram Bros., 1 0 0 Jackson, Mrs. M. 1 0 0 £20 3 0 Loughton, Rev. J. 10 0 Town Goods 5 S 8 Lucas, Mr. & Mrs. J. W. 10 0 Country Cash 82 5 9 Mayor and Mayoress 1 0 0 Less Expenses 7 0 6 Maxey, Mrs. A. E. 1 0 0 75 5 S Mawer, Mrs. J. 1 0 0 Country Goods 80 12 6 Nicholson, Mrs. 1 0 0 Osborne, Mrs. G. 5 0 £181 4 £ Richardson, F. C. 5 0 LADIES LINEN GUILD. President: Mrs. OSCAR DIXON. Hon, Treasurer : Mrs. M. HALL. Hon. Secretary: Miss E. STREET. This time the Ladies’ Linen Guild has a full year’s work to report. The interest in the Guild still increases, and we keep adding to our numbers. In 1939, 13 more ladies came along to help us. During the last week of February the drapers had window-shows of linen goods, and many friends of the Hospital aided the funds by sending along gifts of blankets, sheets, pillow-cases, towels, tea cloths, babies’ knitted vests, frocks, coats, etc., and we are very grateful to the undermentioned for their gifts : Mrs. P. Allison (the late) Mrs. Ingoldby Miss P. Allison Mrs. J. Larder -Mrs. E. B. Bach Miss Leedham Mrs. Baildom 3Vfr*s. J. Bennett Mrs. C. F. Bennett Miss Chatterton Mrs. J. Clough Mrs. J. R. Coney Mrs. Dawson Mrs. O. Dixon Mrs. Ewbank Mrs. Fuller Mrs. T. H. Haggas Mrs. M. Hall Mrs. Holborn Miss Hunt-Smith During the year we have 9 Nightdresses 4 Bairs Pyjamas 12 Operation Coats 6 Cot-sheets 10 Theatre-towels 4 Dressing Towels 8 Oven-cloths Mrs. J. A. Manby Mrs. Mayer Mrs. Merrikin Mrs. Morley Miss Pym Mrs. Sandwith Mrs. R. C. Sandwith Mrs. Sawyer Mrs. J. Smith Mrs. Stamper Mrs. E. W. Stephenson Mrs. W. Stevenson Mrs. T. West made 115 articles, as follows : 10 Pillow-cases 26 Towels 5 Tray-cloths 7 Tea-cloths 10 Dusters 4 Toilet-covers Our mending, too, has been no small item : 89 sheets, 62 Pillow-cases, 35 Counterpanes, 15 Cot-sheets, 4 blankets, as well as 43 smaller articles have received attention by our willing band of workers. When war broke out, we decided to meet every week, and since then we have made several thousands of bandages dressings, and swabs in case of an emergency. May we conclude by thanking everyone for their help both by gifts and work. We shall gladly welcome fresh workers to our meetings every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at Elmhurst, at 2-30 p m. E. M. STREET, Hon. Secretary. BALANCE SHEET FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31st, 1939. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments, £ s. d. Balance in hand Goods bought 38 15 7 Jan. 1st, 1939 • • • 39 19 6 Machine Repairs 0 13 0 Donations— Printing 0 13 6 Mrs. Colley 0 10 0 Balance in hand 65 16 11 Mrs. Manby 5 0 0 5 10 0 Tea Money ... •.. 4 1 0 Subscriptions • • • 6 11 6 Garden Fete 1939 • • • 49 17 0 £105 19 0 £105 19 0 LINEN GUILD GARDEN PARTY* JUNE 13th, 1939. Donations £ s. d. Appleby, Mrs. 5 0 Wells, Mrs. 1 0 0 Needlework Stall. Donations. Coney, Mrs. 5 0 Thompson, Mrs. (Keddington Road) 2 6 Stall takings 11 4 6 Produce Stall Cake Stall 6d Stall Bathroom Stall Teas. Donations Colley, Mrs ... 5 0 Cordeaux, Mrs. ... 5 0 Kettlewell, Mrs. ... 2 6 Wightman, Mrs. ... 10 0 Tea-takings and cakes sold ... 3 9 11 Ice-cream Competitions. Cake ... ... 8 9 Fruit basket ... 1 14 2 Doll ... ... 15 0 Gate Side-shows £ s. d 1 5 0 11 12 0 4 117 6 8 0 5 5 3 10 12 11 5 2 5 11 11 3 7 11 1 14 6 1 17 9 £52 9 3 EXPENSES, Baildom, Breakages 1 0 Posters 2 3 Circulars . 10 0 Standard 12 0 Advertiser 12 0 Ice Cream 5 0 Postages 10 0 -2 12 3 £49 17 0 Maintenance expenditure in Hospital patients fapart from rthat on Dispensary patients) and average cost of each patient, reckoned on the basis of G32 in-patients from Jan. 1st— Aug. 31st, and 2816 out-patient attendances. In-patient Aver, cost per Out-patient Cost per Expenditure Patient per week Expenditure out-patient att'ce 1 Food 888 10 5 11 8 25 10 0 2 2 Drugs, Theatre, etc. 532 5 9 W 6 11 300 17 0 2 1* 3 Renewals, Water, Gas, etc. 642 19 3 8 4 28 16 11 H 4 Salaries, Wages, etc. 2011 4 2 1 6 3 136 5 5 li* 5 Printing, Postages, Phones etc. 162 7 8 2 2 5 3 5 * $ Administration 87 10 0 1 2 7 Repairs 213 5 6 2 9 8 Finance 94 4 9 1 3 £4632 6 11 3 0 6 496 12 9 3 6 THE DISPENSARY. Year ending Year ending Year ending Year ending May 31, 36 May, 31, 37 Dec. 31st, 38 Dec. 31, 39 Total number of patients 133 92 220 122 No. of attendances 314 184 317 240 No. of Home visits 76 48 149 40 Cost of medicine per patient 1 '7 3- 1/6 2/6 Dispensary salary at per patient Nett cost of each patient after 10/2 8 8 3/8 6/7 deduction of fees 13/- 10/7* 4/1 7/5* Average fees per patient 1/U 1/1 1/1 1/7 Total of fees collected £6/4/6 £6/0/6 £11/13/6 £9/17/6 31 LOUTH &. DISTRICT Hospital Aid Association President—LADY FOX. Y ice-Presidents— Mrs. C. F. Bennett. Mrs. J. W. Needham. Mrs. J. W. Davy. Mrs. M. Wintringham. Mrs. A. P. Heneage. Mrs. Wm. Young. Committee : Chairman—Mrs. Stanley Walker. Ladies called together as occasion arises. EMERGENCY COMMITTEE Mrs. C. F. Bennett. Miss Adams. Hon. Secretary & Treasurer : MISS PHILIPPA ALLISON, The Hill, Louth. 15th AnnuaS Report. Once again the Association can congratulate itself on a year of steady and satisfactory work, which has permitted the Treasurer to hand to the Hospital the sum of £1690 9s. 7d.,, Contributory Scheme payments have reached their highest total yet, that of £1372 5s. 7d., which speaks volumes for the amount of persevering work put in by the Collectors, and for the appreciation felt by all the members for the Scheme itself. Special efforts have raised £221 10s. 9d., a splendid total,, which also reflects a vast amount of hard work put in by the Organisers. We would specially mention Mrs. and Miss Harris, of Keddington, who have, for many years, organised a Sale of Work in their own garden. The Sale could not be held this year on account of the outbreak of war, but they still sent in £13, making a gross total of over £100 collected in this way. Flag-Days held at Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe and Sutton, and at North Somercotes, brought in £50 12s. 6d. Their organisers have our warm thanks. We hope the “black-out” will not, too badly, affect these special efforts this Autumn and Winter. Pound Day this year raised £82 7s. 9d. in cash as well as £80 12s. 6d. worth of groceries. Mrs. Lill, the Mayoress, who kindly organised the effort, was more than delighted with the hundreds of gifts which poured in from all sides. The year has, naturally, seen changes among our Collectors, Miss Davies has kindly carried on with the Covenham collecting, undertaken since the birth of the Association by Miss Dawson, who has now moved to Louth. Miss Cribb collects for Maiden well and Farforth, in place of Mr. Hopper, and ^Iiss Simpson has taken over Manby in place of Miss Garnett, wko left the district. Recently we have suffered the loss of Mrs. Johnston, of South Somercotes, who was one of the Foundation Members of the Association, and her work is being carried on by her daughter. The Hospital has rendered services to the Association as follows:—191 members were admitted as in-patients and occupied beds for 3,285 days, while 198 others attended as -out-patients. Operations (Major) 83 Ophthalmic Patients 57 (Minor) 66 ,, Consultations 103 X Ray Examinations 120 Dressings, Examinations, Electrical and Massage Minor Operations, etc. 164 Treatments 635. The Hospital, like many others at this time, has to allocate certain beds for War Emergency cases, but we ca» assure all our Collectors that our own people will not be neglected, and that all necessary work will be done for ordinary patients as usual. The War has entailed additionaj heavy expenditure, and we do hope that all the Collectors and Members will continue to give their whole-hearted support to the Hospital in the coming year, so that it may maintain its high standard of efficiency in the work it is doing for this extensive neighbourhood. The Special Efforts during the year were as follows :— £ s. d Alvingham Carol singing, per Eev. J. D. Smart 4 0 0 Asterby and Goulceby Whist Drive, per Mrs. Hooton 3 6 2 Cawkwell and Scamblesby Hat Concert per Mr. H. Gr&nt 6 9 0 Cockerington N. Whist Drive per Mrs.W. Fox 7 0 4 Cockerington S. Whist Drive per Miss Needham 5 16 4 Donington & Stenigot Whist Drive and Social per Mrs. O. E. llotherham ... ... ... ... 20 19 3 Elkington S. Whist Drive per Mrs. Cooper " 3 8 2 Xeddington Sale of Work per Mr$. Harris 13 0 0 Mablethorpe Badminton Ball per Miss A. Sharpe ,, Entertainment per Miss Tilliard (Sutton) „ Concert per Mrs. Harper ,, Jumble Sale, etc. per Miss Freeman „ Flag-Day per Mrs. Straw , Boxes Mr. Knowles 3 6 6 „ Mrs. Priestley 2 11 0 „ Mr. Shallcross 15 0 Ormsby N. Whist Drive and Dance per Mrs. Blakey Saltfleetby Whist Drive per Mrs. Bichardson Somercotes N. Whist Drive per Mrs. Bell ,, Flag-Day per Mrs. Bell Somercotes S. Sale of Daffodils per Miss Wells Sutton-on-Sea Grange Hotel Dance per Miss Powell ,, Entertainment per Miss Tilliard ,, Badminton Dance per Mrs. Frearson ,, Flag-Day per Mrs. Martin Parker ,, Women’s Institute per the Misses (joltman and Snaith ,, Flying Club per B. A. Wilyman „ Boxes Mr. Chandler 117 Mr. Fielder 15 1 Theddlethorpe British Legion Dance per Mr. W. Castle Trusthorpe Fancy Dress Ball per Mrs. Fairburn Trusthorpe ilay-Day per Mrs. Fairburn 8 10 4 7 14 0 6 11 0 10 18 0 31 16 5 6 12 6 8 10 0 5 16 0 8 16 8 2 7 4 1 0 0 5 10 0 7 14 0 17 8 6 11 15 2 13 3 15 10 2 6 8 4 11 O 3 11 3" 4 15 r £221 10 9 BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR. Income £ s. d. Contributory payments 1372 5 r Subscriptions and Donations ... 49 13 0 Special Efforts 221 10 9 Pound Days 82 rf i 9 Bank Interest 1 12 6 £1727 9 7 Expenditure. £ s. d. Grants to members 21 18 0 Printing and Postages 4 8 6 Pound Day Expenses «T t 0 6 Flag-Day Expenses 3 13 0 37 To Hospital Treasurer — £1690 87 ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS. ALYING11AM. Mason, Miss • • • 2 G Pridgeon, Mrs. E. • • • 5 0 Shucksmith, Miss S » • * • • • 2 G Skucksmitli, Miss B. A. • « • 2 0 Sliucksmitb, Mr. & Mrs. • • • 5 0 Shucksmith, Mr. Mrs. Junr. 2 G Trafford, Mr. & Mrs. P. • • • 10 6 BRACKENBOKO UGH. Bennett, Mrs. G. F. • • • CARLTONS. Davy, Mrs. J. W. • • • ... 1 0 0 Oldroyd, Mrs. H. H. • • • 5 0 Bead, Mrs. 2 G Smith, Mrs. J. C. • • • 5 0 Speed, Mrs. J. • • • Li G Stephenson, F. E. • . • 2 G Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. R. • • • 15 0 Taylor, Miss C. M. • • • 10 0 Welch, Mrs. J. • • • 2 6 Wickham, Rev. F. M. 10 0 Wightman, Mrs- • • • ... 1 0 0 COCKERINGTON NORTH, Brooks, Mr. H. J. • • • ... 2 6 Fox, Mr. & Mrs. W. • • * ... 10 0 COCKERINGTON SOUTH. Fitzherbert, Mrs. • • • 5 0 Kerman, Mrs. 5 0 Laughton, Mr. 10 0 Needham, Mrs. W. 5 0 Needham, Mrs. B. S. • • • 2 G Shaw, Mrs. r 0 0 Smith, W. C. • • • 5 0 Wass, Mrs. ... q 6 LEGBOURNE, Adams, Miss • • • 5 0 Addison, Mrs. 2 G Cartwright, Mrs. • • # 2 6 Dixon, Capt. & Mrs. • • • ... 5 5 0 Dudley, Rev. & Mrs. 5 0 Draper, -Mrs. • • . 2 6 Hadfield, Mrs. ... o 6 Ilouseham, Mrs. • • • 2 6 Harness, Mrs. 2 6 Humberstone, Mrs. 2 6 Holloway, -Mrs. • • • 2 6 Hall, Mrs. • • • 2 G Johnson, Mrs. • • • 2 6 Kemp, Mrs. • ... 5 0 Smith, Mrs. A. 2 6 Sykes, Mrs. ... o JU 6 1 10 0 110 4 15 0 12 6 Staples, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Stephenson, Miss E. Towle, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Sims under 2/6 MABLETHORPE. Coupland, Mrs. T. Dales, Mrs. Dowse, Mr. A. Parrott, Mrs. Rann, Mrs. Simons, Mrs. A. Whitelaw, Mrs. Wildbore, Mrs. MUCKTON. Rutter, Mrs. RAITHBY. G-illot, Mrs. CL Gillot, Mrs. H. N Wilkinson, Miss HESTON SOUTH. Hand, Mr. A. E. SALTFLEET. Allott, Mr. Button, Miss M. A. Drury, II. Gothorpe, Mrs. B. Merrikin, Mr*. Rollinson, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. E. Sums under 2/6 SALTFLEETBY. Chapman, E. Larder, Mrs. F. Senr. Rainthorpe, Mrs. Spendlow, S. W. Stephenson, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. II. Sums under 2/6 SOMERCOTES NORTH. Arundel,. C. (Donation) SUTTON-ON-SEA. Adnitt, Mr. & Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Black, Lady Foord, Mrs. Hornby, Miss A. Hornby, Mrs. J. F. Impey, Mrs. 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 4 0 2 6 1 1 0 5 0 10 0 2 6 10 0 5 0 10 0 8 6 6 3 6 0 10 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 - 7 t 1 1 0 -110 2 6 5 0 2 6 5 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 1 0 13 6 5 0 2 6 5 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 1 0 110 1 0 2 6 10 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 10 0 Johnson, Miss Parker, Mr. & Mrs. M. Powell, Miss Rogers, the Misses Tilliard, Miss WalkingtoD, Miss Ward, the Misses Ward, Mrs. Wood, Miss Wooley. Mrs. Wilynmn, Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Willey, Mrs. F. Wattam, J. T. (Donation) TATHWELL. Kent-IIoward, Mrs. T. Larder, Mrs. J. Pridgeon, Mrs. J. R. THORESBY NORTH. Ashley, Rev. H. H. THORESBY SOUTH. Stephenson, Mrs. L. P. West, Mrs. T. UTTERBY. Beverley, Mrs. Brader, Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Cartwright, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Haxby, Mrs. Robinson, R. H. Skipworth, Mrs. YARBURGH. Humphreys, J. W. OFFICE. Young, Mrs. W. 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Bennett Burwell, Mrs. Fanthorpe Carltons, Mrs. Wickham Cawthorpe, Mrs. Towler The Misses Morton 5 0 Cockerington, N. Mrs. W. Fox Mrs. Allwood 5 0 G. & W. Motson 5 0 Mrs. R. W. Nicholson 5 0 Mrs. Smart 5 0 Cockerington S. Miss Needham Conisholme, Miss Dickinson Cotes Grange, Mrs. Thorually 5 0 Covenham, Miss Davies Chapel St. Leonards, Mrs. Towle and Mr. Stow F. Simpson 5 0 G. Stow G 0 Mrs. Sumer 5 0 Doningt on-on-Bc in and Stenigot Mrs. Gray Mrs. 0. E. Rotherham 5 0 Elkington, S. Mrs. Cooper Fotherby, Mrs. Larder G. Conington 5 0 Mrs. Kendall 5 0 Mrs. Walpole 5 0 Mrs. Woolhouse 5 0 Fulstow, Mrs. Taylor Gayton-le-Marsh, 'Mrs. Clarke Grainthorpe, Mrs. W. G. Sowby Mr. E. Andrew 5 0 Mrs. Smith 5 0 Mrs. JStothard 10 0 Grimoldby & Manby, Mrs. Berry Hainton, Mrs. Freebor u rh Haugh, Mrs. Eve Haugham, Mrs. Holmes Mrs. Baxter 10 0 Mrs. Pinion 5 0 ITogsthorpe, Mrs. Towle Donations Goods value Total £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 4 10 4 10 10 4 l 1 5 l 11 9 1 5 3 l 3 1 2 8 4 3 6 4 9 8 3 3 6 2 8 3 2 11 9 15 2 5 8 1 0 10 8 2 8 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 5 7 4 9 10 4 8 6 1 2 9 1 11 3 12 0 3 9 15 9 1 9 8 1 1 6 2 11 2 1 2 6 11 8 1 14 2 2 6 14 8 17 2 6 4 6 0 12 4 1 5 6 1 10 1 2 15 7 1 2 0 1 2 10 2 4 10 1 14 3 3 12 2 5 6 5 10 2 17 5 1 7 7 2 19 0 17 1 3 16 1 1 5 . 6 2 9 10 3 15 4 9 6 10 11 1 0 5 2 19 0 18 3 3 17 3 1 7 4 1 7 10 2 15 2 5 0 4 5 9 5 3 0 3 0 17 6 1 3 18 9 10 6 1 6 8 1 17 2 per Donations Goods value Keddington, Miss Harris • • • 16 9 1 5 Mrs. Harris 10 0 Legbourne, Mrs. Holloway • • . 4 6 6 3 18 7 Mrs. Brumby 10 0 Mrs. O. Dixon 1 0 0 Mrs. Hall 5 0 Mrs. Kemp 5 0 Mrs. Winn 5 0 Ludborough, Mrs. Lammiman • • . 8 0 18 1 Mablethorpe, Mrs. Baker and 9 10 0 13 0 6 Miss Freeman • • • Mrs. Carter 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Fisher 7 6 Mrs. Kiff 10 0 Marshchapel, Mrs. Atkinson ... 2 15 3 2 16 3 W. S. Evison 10 0 Mrs. E. Leak, Senr. Muckton, Mrs. Rutter 5 0 • • • 8 2 15 3 Rev. Vincent 5 0 North Cotes, Mrs. Sheffield ... 1 3 5 1 2 6 F. Fox 5 0 Ormsby, S. Mrs. Ward . . 10 0 Ormsby, N. Mrs. Blakey • • • 5 0 3 5 Oxcombe, Mrs. Parkinson • • • 1 0 Raithby, Miss Holmes • . . 3 0 2 11 Restons, Miss Hay & Miss Simpson 1 13 3 12 7 Anon. 10 0 Saltfleet, Miss Glasswell 1 4 8 1 16 11 Saltfleetby, E. Mrs. Larder 3 0 2 13 4 J Hird 10 0 Saltfleetby, W. Mrs. Vickers • • • 3 0 7 2 Scamblesby, Mrs. Ancliffe ... 1 10 6 1 14 7 Mrs. Bourne, Snr. 5 0 T. Dunn 5 0 Somercotes, S. Mrs. Johnston 1 3 10 1 3 2 Anon. 5 o' Somercotes. N. Mrs. Bell • II 2 1 8 2 6 0 F. C^ark 10 0 Swaby, Mrs. Ford . . . 1 2 0 2 10 10 Ta.thwell, Mrs. Larder ... 14 6 10 4 Tetford Association 6 0 0 Treas. Mrs. Aubrey-Thomas . • • Tetford, Mrs. Ingamells ... 4 9 0 8 6 7 Mrs. Gainsford 10 0 (Somersby) Mrs. E. Hobson 5 0 Mrs. Broddle 5 0 Mrs. Johnson 10 0 Mrs. Neaverson 5 0 Mrs. Oliver fSalmonby) 5 0 Miss E. Ward 5 0 Total 18 2 8 5 1 1 6 1 22 10 6 5 11 6 1 3 5 2 5 11 ‘lu 0 8 5 1 0 5 11 2 5 10 3 17 3 13 6 10 2 2 7 0 4 7 8 3 12 10 1 4 10 6 0 0 12 15 7 Tetney, Miss Lingard ... 4 4 3 3 14 11 7 19 2 Anon. 5 0 Mrs. Ivens 1 0 0 G. F. Bell 5 0 L. Kemp 10 0 Mrs. Stoker 1 0 0 Thoresby, S. Mrs. Stephenson ... 1 9 6 1 2 2 2 11 8 Mrs. Harrup 1 0 0 Mr. & Mrs. Roper 5 0 Thoresby, N. Mrs. James 15 10 1 16 9 2 12 7 Theddlethorpe, Miss Badley • .. 2 14 2 1 13 4 4 7 6 Anon. 5 0 W Castle 5 0 G. Harness 5 0 Rev. Sutton 5 0 Trusthorpe, Mrs. Fairburn > • ♦ 2 15 0 2 2 6 4 17 6 J Hunter 5 0 Utterby, Mrs. Skipworth • . • 1 17 0 10 1 2 7 1 Mr. & Mrs. T. Beverley 5 0 Mrs. Haxby 5 0 C. Robinson 5 0 Mrs. T. Wilkinson 5 0 Welton-le-Wold, Mrs. Nicholson ... 6 5 6 5 WftVhcall, Mrs. Knox • • • 15 0 5 2 1 0 2 Woodthorpe, Mrs. Drury • • • 3 0 3 1 6 1 Yarburgh, Mr. Year • • • 11 3 16 8 1 7 11 Mrs. Sandy s 5 0 Totals 82 6 9 80 12 6 162 19 3 Louth Hospital Contributory Association. ANNUAL REPORT year ending November 1939. Receipts. £ s. d. Balance in hand 24 8 9 Received from Collectors 501 1 4 ,, Groups 68 8 0 £592 18 1 Expenditure. Handed to Hospital ... 540 0 0 By Special Grant 14 6 0 Other Expenditure ... 17 9 6 Balance in Hand 22 2 7 £593 18 1 Audited and found correct, F. C. RICHARDSON. Z. GOWING, Treasurer. HOSPITAL OFFICE, 22, UPQATE, LOUTH. Tel. 251. The Secretary will be pleased to attend to any enquiries, and to welcome all offers of financial help, which is so urgently needed. T. E. WIGGEN & SON LTD., PRINTERS, LOUTH,