... the gardener here. Sometimes. In years before the war. he said. I was taken to the Chelsea Flower Show, to see what gardens could be at their best; what flowers are like when they reach the perfection of heaven: but to me, a lonely gardener. it made ...

... various parts the South of England, were shown in their natural colours, whilst there were glimpses of the Chelsea flower show and R.H.S. shows. That Mr. Haworlh-Booth possesses the artistic eye valuable to photographer was seen in Ins selection of views ...

... than do most men. Give Flowers SHOULD like to support the appeal made in the Correspondence columns this week for Worthing people to send flowers to bombed-out Londoners. It seems to me such a simple, and yet delightful, way of showing our admiration of the ...

... the length of the avenue. Deceased's cap and' gloves were upon the coffin, amidst the beautiful flowers which adorned it ind, the vehicle, and those flowers included a choice bunch of snowdrops, a symbol of Spring and that hope which springs' eternal. ...

... at St. Mark’s College, Chelsea, took up an appointment as a master in the village schools. Mr. Hayman at once began his interest in activities in the village, which became manifold. He was the secretary when the first flower show was held at Knowle in ...

... the British on their way to South America. These pictures, exclusive to the March of Time, show Cont. tries, now under Nazi domination. as they are to-day. They show some of the extensive damage that the R.A.F. has done to Ger. many and numerous other aspects ...

... P. workers from London day in the country and also organised competitions in aid of the Red Cross. As there was no flower show at Chelsea (laughter), they had their own in the club; this was arranged by (Mr. P. Clare and Mr. P. Bodman. and produced £7 ...

... fairly equally repre sented and it was a pleasure to view show which maintained the excellent reputation the Society has attained A Fine Collection A feature the show was fine collection of flowers fruit and vegetables grown by the Gramophone Company Ltd ...

... pieces and on it was an bowl of multi-coloured Autumn flowers which was greatly admired, as were the numerous bowls of the same type on the buffet and in odd corners of the room. These flowers I heard were done in a true Moyses Stevens way by Mrs ...

... gaining ground steadily and earning enough to keep her in comfort. Athene had often visited her at the tiny little flat out Chelsea way, which she occupied with a cousin of hers, Clarisa Halliton, who was on the stage, and Athene had often envied the other ...

... Saunders admitted being drunk and was told by the Chairman to go away and not come back again Cottage Hospital— The report April showed that 18 patients in the Uxbridge and District Cottage Hospital at the commencement of the month and 24 patients admitted during ...

... plucked this flower. said the Master, t v, gardener was silent. Mabel Sacred the memory of V wife, who passed away January Pth 1935. . Not lust to-day. but even’ day. In silence I remember. Drapery, Dressmaking, etc. FIRST Hand for Flower Dept: must fully ...