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	Bobi Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bobi Jones is a Christian leaning firmly on Calvinism.
		Jones is a Welsh nationalist and is a strong supporter of the Welsh language.
		Many Welsh scholars such as R Tudur Jones contributed to the struggle through their support of pressure groups such as Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg; while Jones has been a supporter of such campaigns, his major contribution to the promotion of the language is in the field of teaching Welsh to adults.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bobi_Jones (567 words)

	A Brief History of Wales-Ch. 19-Once More A Nation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Writing of Ambrose Jones, Meic Stephens has so succinctly pointed out that for someone to try to convince the Welsh to remain faithful to their cultural heritage at a time when the British Empire was at its zenith was a monumental task indeed.
		Historian Dafydd Johnson sees Jones as way ahead of his day in his intuitive grasp of the recognition that language is not merely incidental, but [is] "an essential aspect both of the mentality of a people and of their nationhood."
		Jones was convinced that the forces of materialism were destroying the ancient time-honored values, and in these historical poems and in another series entitled Y Dwymyn (The Fever), he condemned the frantic pace and mindless direction of modern life.
	www.peternwilliams.com /wales/wal19.html (1927 words)

	GO BRITANNIA! Wales: Welsh Literature - 20th Century, Pt I
		Yet it was Jones who made an important contribution to the literary revival in the early part of the century by his highlighting the existence of ancient Welsh prose classics, and he helped restore many of the former high standards which had been disappearing as a result of over dependence on inferior English models.
		In his time, Jones was considered as the greatest master of the strict meters since the Medieval period, using cynghanedd in a variety of free meters to produce a more flexible form than those constrained by long tradition.
		Jones, who lived in London for four years, absorbing the theatre of the West End, returned to Wales in 1930 to begin a career as a school teacher, radio-play producer, and college lecturer.
	www.britannia.com /wales/lit/lit16.html (7815 words)

	Cardiff University - Gwefan Ddigidol Ann Griffiths: Deunydd printiedig
		JONES, Lewis (Rhuddenfab): ‘Adgofion Henwr: Tröedigaeth Ann Griffiths, yr Emynyddes’, Y Geninen, 30:4 (Hydref 1912), tt.273-4.
		JONES, R. (Bobi): ‘Llythyrau Ann Griffiths [Rhan 1]’, Y Cylchgrawn Efengylaidd, 30:4 (Hydref 1993), tt.19-20 (yn ei gyfres ‘Y Dreftadaeth Deg’).
		JONES, R. (Bobi): ‘Llythyrau Ann Griffiths [Rhan 2]’, Y Cylchgrawn Efengylaidd, 31:1 (Gaeaf 1993-94), tt.19-20 (yn ei gyfres ‘Y Dreftadaeth Deg’).
	www.anngriffiths.cardiff.ac.uk /printiedig.html (1906 words)

	Welsh Writing in English (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A corrective to the myths of Llewellyn is Cwmardy (1937) by Lewis Jones (1897-1939), a Marxist union activist in thc coalfield; his portrayal of the struggles of the miners and their families, and the growing politicization of his young hero, Len, is vigorous, graphic and often moving.
		Glyn Jones (1905-1995), for example, was brought up in a Welsh-speaking family in Merthyr, but as a result of his education effectively lost the language, only regaining it and studying its literature as an adult.
		At long last, the nature of the 'cuItural wound' of which Bobi Jones writes is being critically explored, the two literatures being seen as dual expressions of the tumultuous cultural shifts which Wales has experienced this century.
	www.dalank.de /hardtimes/63Brown.htm (1869 words)

	Banner of Truth Trust
		My colleague, Ifan Mason Davies, chaired the meeting, and then my cousin Professor Bobi Jones gave a brief life of the Doctor.
		It has always been him sitting in the pew listening to me, but here was role reversal, and there he was, without a preacher's voice (I saw the old man in front of me moving his head to get what Bobi was saying as his voice dropped).
		Bobi is almost seventy and his autobiography is coming out at Easter and that will be a fascinating window on our family and his life.
	www.banneroftruth.org /pages/news/2000/02/lloyd-jones.php (841 words)

	Obituaries 2/22 (printable version)
		Clinton "Clint" Frank Jones long- time Fallon resident, passed away on February 11, 2006, at his residence in Fallon.
		Clint was born January 3, 1939 in Fayetteville, Arkansas to Charley and Pearl Jones.
		Clint loved to grow a vegetable garden, he supplied the whole family with his produce during the summer, he loved playing with his grandchildren, teaching them auto mechanics, and he loved working with wood and building birdhouses.
	www.rgj.com /news/printstory.php?id=110217 (1012 words)

	FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Both the reception and the exhibit are free and open to the public.
		Jones, a member of the WIU art faculty, founded the Western Illinois University Folio Press in 1980.
		“It was a great pleasure to work with these artists to bring the written word and the visual arts together,” said Jones, who recently retired after 32 years at WIU and who worked to mount this anniversary exhibit as the capstone to his career.
	www.uis.edu /pressreleases/aug01PR/08_10_01.htm (402 words)

	[minstrels] After the Funeral (In memory of Ann Jones) -- Dylan Thomas
		But I, Ann's bard on a raised hearth, call all The seas to service that her wood-tongud virtue Babble like a bellbuoy over the hymning heads, Bow down the walls of the ferned and foxy woods That her love sing and swing through a brown chapel, Blees her bent spirit with four, crossing birds.
		Her "scrubbed and sour humble hands" become "These cloud-sopped, marble hands," "her threadbare/Whisper in a damp word" becomes "this monumental/Argument of the hewn voice." And the two conditions join, as well, in one tremendously powerful line, "And sculptured Ann is seventy years of stone." The conclusion returns to the images that inspired the monument.
		But neither Thomas nor his sister were taught Welsh by their parents; indeed the young Thomas was sent to elocution lessons.
	www.cs.rice.edu /~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/335.html (1091 words)

	Doctor Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Ar ddiwrnod o eira mawr cafodd Dr Bobi Jones alwad i ddod i weld un o’i gleifion yn Rhiw.
		Gan fod eira at dop y cloddiau, yr oedd rhaid iddo adael ei gar ym Mhengroeslon a cherdded y dair filltir i fyny i’r pentra, y rhan fwyaf o'r amser roedd rhaid iddo gerdded ar hyd ben y cloddia am fod yr eira mor ddyfn.
		Diolch yn fawr iawn i Mr Alun Jones, am ei gymorth.
	www.rhiw.com /barddoniaeth_pages/barddoniaeth_tri/dr_jones.htm (104 words)

	Cinema3
		I still can't help savouring the salty tang of a Welsh which will always be for me a new-old language.
		In his delightful essays, The Dragon has two tongues, Glyn Jones refers to himself as belonging to a generation or rather a series of generations that had moved away from the Welsh language, or as he says, "From Taf Carmarthenshire to Taf Glamorganshire, in fact".
		Bobi Jones is a poet and critic, and is the honourary president of CYD.
	www.marklesliewoods.com /CinemaPump.html (1675 words)

	GO BRITANNIA! Wales: Welsh Literature - Reading List
		For the situation of the Welsh language up to the mid-eighties, a useful study is "Aspects of Bilinguism in Wales", by Colin Baker, published as Multilingual Matters 19 by Multinual Matters, London, 1985.
		Also useful booklet on the language aspect is that by Bobi Jones, "Language Regained in Changing Wales", ed.
		Welsh writing in English is also covered by Glyn Jones, "The Dragon has Two Tongues" (1968); Anthony Conran, "The Cost of Strangeness" (1982); M. Wynn Thomas, "Internal Difference" (1992); Roland Mathias, "Anglo-Welsh Literature: A Illustrated History" (1987) and John Harris, "A Bibliographical Guide to Twenty-Four Modern Anglo-Welsh writers" (1994).
	www.britannia.com /wales/lit/lit20.html (1665 words)

	The Herald Bulletin - Mallory E. Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Mallory Eliza Jones, 2 1/2 months, of Anderson, the littlest angel, flew home to heaven Sept. 30, 2006, at Community Hospital Anderson, after a sudden illness.
		She is survived and will be greatly missed by her mother, Kelly Jones of Anderson; father, Jeremiah Jones of Lapel; maternal grandparents, Anita Byrd of Anderson, and Richard Fulkrod Sr.
		Mallory was preceded in death by Beulah Manis, Joe and Georgia Clymer, Russell Baugher Jr., Mary and Craig Baugher, and Anastasia Jones.
	www.heraldbulletin.com /obituaries/local_story_274224453.html (284 words)

	Ding Dong
		Mici Plwm a Caryl Parry Jones sy'n chwarae Bobi a Beti ac ym mhob rhaglen maen nhw'n gwahodd plant i'w bywydau i gymryd rhan mewn gweithgareddau bob dydd a dysgu ychydig eiriau a phatrymau iaith newydd bob tro.
		Ding Dong is S4C's series for very young children and the adults in their lives.
		Mici Plwm and Caryl Parry Jones play Bobi and Beti who, in each programme, invite children into their lives to take part in everyday activities and learn to use a few basic words and sentence patterns.
	www.acen.co.uk /welsh@11/dingdong.shtml (215 words)

	Welsh and Celtic Books at The Harp and Dragon
		The background of social conditions leading up to the eisteddfodau of 1523 and 1567, and the purpose of these events in bringing order to the performing arts.
		Ernest Jones 1879-1958 by T. Davies.The story of a Welsh doctor who became a well-known Freudian psychoanalist and biographer of Freud.
		A history of the close Brythonic cousins of the Welsh, the distinctive and individualistic Bretons of the west of France, from prehistoric times to the present.
	www.harpanddragon.com /more_books_page.htm (1897 words)

	Krisostomus -- Classic Welsh Short Stories New ed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The authors include Islwyn Ffowc Elis, Bobi Jones, Kate Roberts, Rhys Davies, Caradoc Evans, Alun Lewis and Dylan Thomas.
		The story-teller has always been an important figure in Welsh society, and this collection draws on a rich and varied literature to present twenty-five of the finest Welsh short stories from this century, many of them original translations.
		Glyn Jones: Its Not by His Beak You Can Judge a Woodcock.
	www.kriso.ee /cgi-bin/shop/0192829408i.html?printfly=1 (238 words)

	J.V. Jones -- Related Works
		Allen Jones, 1957-1978 : retrospective of paintings : an exhibition = Gemèalde : eine Ausstellung
		Charles H. Jones, Journalist and Politician of the Gilded Age
		Colonial and early American Jones records of Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia : including the genealogy of Russell and Ann Beasley Jones
	www.non.com /books/Jones_JV_s.html (1108 words)

	Asheville Poetry Review Back Issues
		This issue includes an interview with Bobi Jones and reviews of books by Annette Allen, Thomas Rain Crowe, Linda Parsons Marion, Rita Sizemore Riddle and Danielle Truscott.
		This issue features a special comprehensive section on the poets of Asheville and Western North Carolina, an essay on Poetry and Perestroika: Three New Russian Poets, an interview with Ciaran Carson, an essay on Fred Chappell and The Critics, and reviews of books by Gaylord Brewer, Ann Dunn and Meschach McLachlan.
		Special Celtic Issue featuring 21 poets from Scotland, Ireland and Wales, including Michael Hartnett, Eavan Boland, Peter Fallon, Bobi Jones, R.S. Thomas, Menna Elfyn, Sorley MacLean and Robert Crawford.
	www.ashevillereview.com /back_issues.php (798 words)

	Praise Above All: Discovering the Welsh Tradition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The first part of the book gives an introductory overview of the tradition while the second part offers more detailed studies of aspects of this theme.
		Particular attention is given to the eighteenth-century works of Ann Griffiths and Williams Pantycelyn but there is also much illuminating discussion of twentieth-century writers including Saunders Lewis, Gwenallt, Waldo Williams, Euros Bowen, Bobi Jones and Gwyn Thomas.
		In these studies the author develops contrasts and comparisons between the Welsh tradition and those of other nations and thus enables us to perceive its specific quality in a European and international context.
	www.uwp.co.uk /book_desc/1312.html (249 words)

	Gomer Press - O'R BEDD I'R CRUD: HUNANGOFIANT TAFOD by Bobi Jones - AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND BIOGRAPHY
		Gomer Press - O'R BEDD I'R CRUD: HUNANGOFIANT TAFOD by Bobi Jones - AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND BIOGRAPHY
		A humorous adventure story in the Cold Jac series.
		WALES ON AIR / CYMRU AR YR AWYR
	www.gomer.co.uk /gomer/en/gomer.ViewBook/isbn/1859027415/category/1 (58 words)

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