• Reference
    X778/43/1
  • Title
    Printed history of Luton Co-operative Society Ltd. Our Fifty Years of Co-operation, 1883-1933.
  • Date free text
    1883 - 1933
  • Production date
    From: 1883 To: 1933
  • Scope and Content
    Includes articles on: - (p.9)A Brief History of the Luton Society, by C S Emerton, secretary, including a photographic portrait of him and an artist’s sketch of the first premises in Chapel Street. Photograph of the interior of the new chemist’s shop, New Bedford Road. - (p.16) Adventures in our Stores: Shopkeeping 43 Years Ago, by H G Ball, general manager, including portrait photograph of him. - (p.19) The Women’s Co-operative Guild, by R M Geeves, secretary, Luton Branch - (p.20) Staff Matters. Notes on the sick club and sports and leisure facilities. - (p.21) Why Co-operative Politics?, by T P Keating, Chairman, Luton Co-operative Party. Includes photographs of the Central Premises of Luton Co-op and a named group of the Jubilee Committee. - (p.24) Our Educational Department, by S D Fox, secretary, Education Committee. - (p.27) The ‘Wheatsheaf’, the local co-operative messenger to all members. - (p.28) Historical chart showing, year by year, number of members, departments and when started, branches and shops and when opened, later changes and Society’s total annual sales. - inside back cover: map showing the location of the Luton branches, listing their departments, and value of trade in 1932/3
  • Level of description
    item