| Description | This envelope contains thirteen separate newscuttings from various publications relating to the death of Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury on 4th December 1951. Many of the newscuttings contained within the envelope report on Taylor Cadbury's Memorial Service which was held in Bournville on 16th December 1951. The majority of the articles feature tributes to Taylor Cadbury reflecting her wide sphere of influence and her active engagement with the work of many local and national groups. The newscuttings contained within the envelope are described briefly below:
Newscutting from the 'Derbyshire Advertiser' remarking on on a two-minutes' silence held in honour of Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury at the National Council of Women's Christmas lunch.
Newscutting from 'The Friend' reporting that thanks had been given for the life of Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury at Meeting for Sufferings on 7th December 1951.
Newscutting from 'The Friend' relating to Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's Memorial Service on 16th December 1951.
Newscutting from 'The Friend' remarking on tributes paid to Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury at a meeting of the Friends' Service Council.
Newscutting from 'The Star' reporting on Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's Memorial Service.
Tribute to Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury by Sir Patrick Hannon featured in 'The Times'.
Newscutting from the 'Daily Telegraph' reporting on Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's Memorial Service.
Newscutting from the 'Yorkshire Observer' reporting on Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's Memorial Service.
Short newscutting from the 'Daily Mail' referring to Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's Memorial Service.
Large newscutting from the 'Baptist Times' featuring a reference to the death of Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury.
Newscutting from the 'Journal of Education' featuring an obituary of Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury.
Large newscutting from the 'Christian World' remarking on Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's nomination for a national 'Woman of the Year' competition.
Newscutting from the 'Western Daily Press & Bristol Mirror' paying tribute to Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's involvement with the National Council of Women. |