Western Mail Thursday May 6th 1926. (Strike Edition) FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. DANIEL- On May 4th, at "Abernant" Bishops-road, Whitchurch, to the wife of Myrddin DANIEL, a daughter. EVANS- To Mr. and Mrs. E.D. EVANS (nee Mary EVANS), on May 2nd, at Uplands, Llandyssul, a son. FLOWER.- May 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. L. FLOWER, Easton, 9, Earl-road, Penarth, a son. TAYLOR- May 4th, at Milltown, Earl-road, Penarth, Gretta, wife of H.L. TAYLOR, a daughter. SILVER WEDDING. PRICE-MORGAN. May 6th, 1901, at St.Illtyd's, Llanhilleth, by the Reverend Daniel FELIX. Frederick George PRICE to Elizabeth MORGAN, younger daughter of Walter Thomas MORGAN, of Crumlin.- Present address- Margam Villa, Rhymney, Mon. DEATHS. BEDDOE.- May 4th, at Cefnllwyna, Gellygaer, William Coslett, Beloved Husband of Elizabeth BEDDOE. Funeral Friday, leaving house at 3p.m. for Hengoed Baptist Chapel; G.O. N.F. JANSON.- May 4th, at 51, Ludlow-street, Penarth, Kenneth John. Dearly Loved Baby of Frederick and Margaret JANSON, aged 18 months. Funeral Saturday, 3 o'clock. Penarth Cemetery. R.I.P. JONES.- May 3rd, Willie, beloved son of the late George JONES and Elizabeth JONES, Maesteg, now of Cornelly. Private funeral Thursday, 4 o'clock, from 114, Llwydarth-road to Maesteg Cemetery; G.O. RADMORE.- May 4th, at 67, Wyevere-road, Cardiff, Annie, Age 57, Dearly Beloved Wife of Samuel RADMORE. Funeral Friday, 3 p.m. G.O. THOMAS.- Janet Mary (Jen), on May 4th, at King's Head, Hotel, Ystrad, beloved daughter of Edwin and Annie THOMAS. Funeral Monday, to Coychurch; leaving house at 1.30. TOOZE.- At Ty-Gwyn, Wenvoe, Frederick, beloved husband of Charlotte TOOZE; suddenly. Funeral Saturday, 3p.m. G.O. WEAVER.- On the 4th inst., at the King William IV., Cadoxton, Albert, the beloved husband of Fanny WEAVER, aged 45 years. Funeral Monday, leaving residence at 2 p.m. for Cardiff Cemetery; G.O. WILLIAMS.- On Msy 4th, suddenly at Tynywern Farm, Upperboat, Mary, Widow of the late Thomas WILLIAMS. Public Funeral Friday, 2.30 p.m. for Groeswen. IN MEMORIAM. JONES.- In Loving Memory of Maurice JONES, New Tredegar, who passed away May 6th, 1916.- Fondly remembered by his Wife and Children. John Patrick