... bowl: Mr. and Mrs. Pearce. China plaque: Miss D. Wright, duchesse set: Mrs. Ivory, .crumb tray and brush; Mr. F. Rogers, and Mr. E. Rogers, mirror; Miss C. Roar, cakestand; Mrs. Maunders, vases: Mrs. Wakefield, towels; Mr. and Mrs. D. Hoar. Treasury note: ...

... Asylum, East Sussex County Council, Willingdoa Golf Qub, Messrs. John Ade, J. T. Ade, F. J. Allcora, Baghino and Gilmer, R. Bannister, Charles Beard, H. Boniface, Jasper Botteu, John Brown, Richard Brown, William Brown, H. Needham Browne, Burtenshaw, H. Carr ...

... night social, in aid of the Cricket Club, was held in the Memorial Hall on Wednesday, when there was large attendance. Mrs. Rogers, of Isfield. presented the prizes and gave a donation to the club, while Mrs. Grover gave a prize. A keep-fit display was ...

... Joy Llpscombe. Seaford; Heather Pratt, Fletching; Molly Ezard, Horam; John Bows, Cranbrook; Florence Chilly, SUslngburst; Roger Holford, Heathfleld. Monday. December Mth—Ashley Wood, Warbleton; Joan Hicks. Heathlleld; Dsn Martin Uckfleld: Ronald Ellis ...

... L. Jones (treasurer). Mr. O. H. Marchant. Miss Bennett. Mrs. D. Jones. Mr. St Southerden. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Marchant. Miss Lewis and Messrs. Sherwood. Rogers, Playford, Burchett. Gilchrist, Hezzy, G. Hickman. Taylor, H. Stewart, A. fitoutherden, Oaason ...

... strenuous duty the high seas. UCKFIELD SERGEANT WOUNDED. o:— On Tuesday Mr. E. Rogers, of Cripplegate Cottages, Uckfield, received field card from his son. Sergeant C. Rogers, of the Sussex Regiment, saying that he was in No. 6 General Hospital in France ...

... brigade lias made itself felt* at Heathflrhl. Wednesday, just after midday. a stack of new meadow hay. belonging Mr. Frank Rogers, West Street Farm. Maynards Green, was found to alight, and the Ifail.-ham Fire Brigade was called. large quantity the hay ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Fox, spoons and forks; Mr. and Mrs. Comber, table cloth; Mies Hinton and Mr. J. Ryan, tea spoon*, directors Bannister's, set of cutlery and carvers; Mr. and Mrs. Knight, fruit plates; Mr. W. Parker, cruet; Mrs. Bnlman, cake dish; the Misses ...

... LEADING TOWNSMAN Mr. T. A. Bannister’s Fatal Collapse J W Mr Simmons. Mr. O. E. Thurston am) Mr. H W, Wilde members the Parish Council). Mr. H. H Wakeford iclerk) and Mr. A. V. Bade. Mr F H. Nias. J.P I chairman I. Maj.-Oen. Sir Hugh Bruce-Williams, Mr ...

... interesting disolav. The prizes were presented by Miss Streatfeild. The following ladies acted as judges Miss Bannister, Miss Tyhurst, Mrs. Bannister, Mrs. Dendv, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. Gander, Mrs. Martin, Mr-i Tavlor, Miss Tyhurst and Miss Gander. Each of the ...

... people's churchwarden, Mr. A. |. Bannister; rector's sidesmen, Messrs. A. Hemsiey and J. C. Croucher; MOple'a sidesmen, Messrs. H. Fuller and A. E. Tidy.— I The churchwardens' accounts for the year were then produced by Mr. Bannister and read by the Chairman ...

... Hcatbtield will regret to hear the death of the Rev. Henry Marten Rogers, who, with his wife, recently returned from Tristan da Cunha. after three years' missionary service there. Mr. Rogers, who was curate at some v.*ars ago, received appeal from the islanders ...