Persons and Places

Mgr. Beck, A.A., Coadjutor Bishop of Brentwood, celebrated Mass for the Ilford Catholic Football Club on Sunday last and afterwards had breakfast with club members.
Mr. T. H. Fielding, 0.B.E., Deputy Controller of the Midland Region of the Ministry of Labour. has retired after 39 years in the Ministry's services. Mr. Fielding is a Catenian.
Mr. E. W. Cramp, Grand Knight of the North-East Nottingham Council of Knights of St. Columba, has been chosen as the prospective Conservative candidate for Bridge Ward at the forthcoming Nottingham City Council elections.
The "Liberty Players" presented their latest play, To Love and to Cherish, by Michael Egan, recently at the Public Hall, Hampton. Further performances in parishes are planned.
After an illness lasting for eight years the death took place in Nottingham last week of Miss Joan Patricia (" Paddy '') Gorman, daughter of Capt. B. M. P. Gorman. the Nottingham Superintendent Registrar and Clerk to the Assessment Committee, one of the city's most prominent Catholics.
The new semastic tiling lead in the church of Our Lady and St. Joseph, Liverpool, has been adopted as a covering for ships decks. The first to adopt it was the " Wellington," Thames headquarters of the Honourable Company of Master Mariners, first City Livery Company to have its quarters afloat
University of London
Fr. Martin D'Arcy, S.J., will speak on " The Mind and Heart of Love," at " Chez Auguste," Frith Street, Soho, on Tues., Feb. 15, at 8 p.m., under the auspices of the University of London Catholic Society (Graduate Section).