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... cl'?uring the week of Chelsea Flower Show. Members of the Woodhall Club who will be helping with the lrra.ngemenu are Mrs. J. Rutter (chairman), Mrs. Kay Gaunt, Mrs. M. Leachman and Mrs. D. Scholey. They will arrange their flowers at the point where the ...
... with coloured slides, was given by Mr. N. Holland, Sleaford, on places he visited while on holiday, and on flowers seen at the Chelsea Flower Show. Miss K. Patman was pianist. THE *“GOOD COMPANIONS' Club” party was held on Wednesday in the Memorial Hall ...
... honour bestowed on Mrs. Rutter, and the club, by being invited to hel&.wlth the flower nrnndnat 900th anniversary at Westminster Abbey on the Tuesday of Chelsea Flower Show week. The secretary, Mrs. E. Radford, presented her report and disclosed that ...
... though allotment holders diminish in number, there are as many keen gardeners to the square yard as you will find at the Chelsea Flower Show. Some never get beyond the armchair stage. dreaming dreams over spring bulb catalogues and seedsmen’s brochures. They ...
... television, stopping off at Honolulu, and then going_on for his third trip to America. He hopes to be back ic{)r the Chelsea Flower Show in ay. On all these trips admirers give him_roses which he takes back to Nottingham to grow and pcrhags to market. The ...
... by Mrs Scott. | Mrs S. Atkin reported on the | produce guild and Mrs Pantling suggested they hold an outing to the Chelsea Flower Show some time in the future. Mr 'H. Brown was re-clected ‘auditor for the coming year, Awards were presented for the ‘year’s ...
... |the “Floral A Committee,” town by American standards, | which judges at R.H.S. Shows, but still much bigger than Slea- | including the Chelsea Flower ford. : Show and the Flower Trials at Mr. Baines’ new job is Direc- the R.H.S. Gardens, ...
... the 40th anniversary shoy of the Northern Horticy). tural Society at Harrogate Flowers were flown from 3! over the world for the show which might be described as the Chelsea of the North. Exhibitors from the United States took part but their work wa« by ...
... born in the village you wasn’t a gardener he loved t 0 xnow. His father was called ‘Tea talk about the Chelsea flower Watson’ because once, at that show. same old shop, he used to give tea “Miss Watson was a vegetarian, pots away with tea. and they used ...
... durable as leather. Chelsea purple added sparkle. | boots are also in big demand. The majority of the hair-styles | FOR MEN required little back-combing and Sl very little back-brushing. . Mrl. R. B?ll ll)mxgts a_ls::xl'{get: ra:gg 7 0 show of spo ja S a EYE ...
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