A reading for Sunday morning from ' The Christian Doctrine of Creation and Redemption ' by Emit Brunner ,D.D. Read by Olive Gregg
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BBC Concert Orchestra
(Leader. William Armon )
Conducted by Raymond Agoult
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by Ernest Maynard
From Bath Abbey
from George Herbert's Church, Bemerton, Salisbury; conducted by Canon Eric Heaton , assisted by the Rector of Bemerton, Canon Lindsay Bartlett
Introduction
Let all the world in every corner sing
(E.H. 427)
Confession; Absolution; the Lord's
Prayer
Psalm 15
Lesson: St. Matthew 7. vv. 7-12 Benedict us
Readings from George Herbert 's
' Country Parson '
Mystical Song : Come. my way, my truth, my life (Vaughan Williams )
(bass solo. Percy E. Bird)
Intercessions
King of Glory (E.H. 424) Sermon
Teach me. my God and King (E.H.
485)
Blessing
The Parish Church Choir directed by Jack Penn and Montague Conduit accompanied by a string quartet
Six talks on family tradition
3-Warden of the Forest by the Earl of Cardigan
Lord Cardigan, as the son of the twenty-eighth Hereditary Warden of Savernake Forest, explains how it came into his family's possession as the sole legacy left them by their ancestor, Protector Somerset, after his execution on Tower Hill
A request programme of records including this week:
Sonata No. 3, in B minor (Chopin) An Alpine Symphony (
Richard Strauss )
BBC correspondents throughout the world talk about the news, its background, and the people who make it
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A review of last week's visit by Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh to the Western Isles of Scotland
Llandrindod Wells
J. C. Griffith-Jones introduces some of the people who live there to Hywel Davies
Their conversation has been recorded before an audience of their fellow townsfolk
Aspects of the British character as seen in some of the people he knows by Rene Cutforth
2-Martha McCulloch: worker for welfare
Individually the fives of the six people who contribute their stories to this series are very different, but together these separate strands form a recognisable pattern of life which can be called ' British.'
by Allstair Cooke
For Children of Most Ages
Something Old, Something New
Welsh folk songs and nursery tunes old and new sung by Esme Lewis , with Mansel Thomas , the composer of many of the -tunes, at the piano
The second of four programmes
5.10 For Older Children
' Hal o* the Draft ' from
' Puck of Pook's Hill '
The second of four stories by Rudyard Kipling told by David
' Sebastian Cabot came down for a King's Order for twenty serpentines (wicked little cannon they be!) to furnish a venture of ships.' And great difficulty he had. Somebody else got them, a private he was, and selling cannon to the King's enemies is black treason ..
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and his Orchestra with Bruce Trent
Art: Basil Taylor
Film: Dilys Powell
Theatre: Richard Findlater
Radio: Lionel Hale
Book: J. W. Lambert
Appeal on behalf of the National Fund for Poliomyelitis Research by a doctor broadcasting anonymously under the name of Dr. Frank
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
The National Fund for Poliomyelitis Research promotes research into the cause, prevention, cure. and treatment of poliomyelitis The greater part of the Fund's resources are directed to projects concerned with the prevention of the disease but the Fund does not forget children and adults who are disabled. Considerable sums have been allocated for work connected with the improvement of techniques and apparatus to help the disabled. Very close contact with the medical profession is maintained and grants for research projects are made in agreement with the Medical Research Council.
The National Fund for Poliomyelitis
Research is wholly dependent on voluntary contributions.
The third book of ' The Forsyte Saga' by John Galsworthy
Adapted as a serial in eleven parts by Muriel Levy
Part 5
Production by Hugh Stewart
There is only one person that Soames Forsyte would not wish his beloved daughter Fleur to meet, and that is Jon, the son of Jolyon and Irene, Soames's divorced first wife. The two children have not only met but have fallen in love, unaware of the past.
Sensing something sinister, Jon begs his mother to tell him about the family quarrel, but she says that must be left to his father. She side-tracks the issue by arranging a holiday abroad for herself and Jon. Meanwhile, Michael Mont visits Soames's house and falls in love with Fleur. Fleur is not interested, and also sensing some ominous secret designed to keep her and Jon apart, begs her father to tell her of the family quarrel. Soames is anguished and still cannot pluck up courage to tell her.
An account of the journey made in 1897 by the Swedish aeronaut Salomon August Andree
What happened to him and his two companions remained a mystery for over thirty years, but then by chance their bodies and their diaries were discovered, and it is now possible to reconstruct not only the facts of their expedition but the character of the man who led them and his vision.
Written by Tony Van den Bergh
Produced by Edward Livesey
* They shall be comforted'
2 Corinthians 1, vv. 3-7
Psalm 23 (Broadcast Psalter) St. John 16, vv. 1-22
Brief life is here our portion (BBC
H.B. 241)
St. Matthew 5, t. 4
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