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Accompaniments to Plainsong for Schools. Imprimatur Richard Archbishop Liverpool 15th Dec. 1930
Original cover fragile. Re-covered with taped spine repairs.
Manuscript title on front cover - "Accompaniments to Plain Song. Church of Christ the King, Lakenham."

Superintendent Registrar (J C Woodhouse) writing to Rev H S Squirrell, that Christ the King, Lakenham is now registered as a "Place of Meeting for Worship" and enclosing Certificate.

Recollections relating to the Church of Christ the King in Hall Road, Norwich. From 1958 to Church closure in 2001. Boulton & Paul erected the church in 1930s. Church arrangements (storage of vestments / heating (poor) / water cutoff (bill not paid) / etc.) and those who serviced it (Miss Miller, Mrs Mary Dimelow, Mr & Mrs Devaney, etc.) , and the priests who attended (Fr Hacker, Fr Drury, Fr White). Church fetes in the area. Christmas decorations. Cost to refurbish about £75,000 plus need to deal with asbestos. Fr Walsh took the remaining items from the Church after the lass Mass there, including the altar relic.

A series of recollections relating to the Church of Christ the King in Hall Road, Norwich. Spanning from 1960s to Church closure in 2001. Mention of Church arrangements (no water / separation screen / etc.) and those who serviced it, the congregation, and the priests who attended (Fr Seely, Fr Guilhall, Fr White, etc.). Reference to masses in Mulbarton and Long Stratton in 1970s. Canon McBride's removal of various artifacts.

Images taken Christmas time around the time of the last Mass at Christ the King, Lakenham

A signed Agreement relating to the supply of electricity to the Church of Christ the King.
Signed by Fr Gerard Roberts, Priest in Charge, Christ the King. Witnessed by Fr A Griffith.

Insurance cover (£800) for Lakenham Church and contents. £3 premium drawn against L Youens.
Receipts for !934/5/6/8/9/40; 1 memo endorsement dated 17-1-1941 changing policy interest to Bishop of Northampton "for the time being".
1938 receipt endorsed to exclude risks of war (declared or not) and Civil War.

Mgr Provost Freeland requested Fire Insurance for "Chapel at Lakenham"; cover being from 1-12-1933 to 25-12-1934. £3.0.9 is due. The agent, R T Cook, advises the cheque for the premium is to be £2-11-9 having deducted his fee of 15% i.e. 9/- .