... r' by films and he was thanked by Mrs. Baxter . who presided. Arrangements were made for a In the Chelsea flower show. the hlrthdaY party and the annual outing. _ . -- ii;; . htsstesses were Mrs. Fowler. Mrs. Fisher and Mn. Whiteman. Ministry Appeals ...

... meeting of the Holheach St. Mark , Institute on Thursday. when Mrs Briltain occupied the chair. and: details of the Chelsea flower show were given by Mis Everill. It was agreed to purchase a pressure cooker. and MI!. Iligitt' was elected delegate to the ...

... correspondent remarks; There is great rejoicing in Lincolnshire at the Sherwood Cup for the most meritorious exhibit in the Chelsea Flower Show having been won this year v/ith a display of tulips. Encouraged perhaps by this new achievement of the tulip, growers ...

... Thuisday. over 400 memneis 01 the Holland FecteraUon Wgmen's Institutes travelled by special train to London to visit the Chelsea flower show. IThe organisers of the outing were Mrs. J. C. Wallace. J.P.. Mrs. Thorhy. of Bickel. and members ot the Agricultural ...

... easily obtained by installing pieces of stone concrete, rustic. timber and growing of the rock plants. At the recent Chelsea flower show. there were' •orne beautiful little gardens ' .t these types. And I was par- cut:iffy impressed by the way in which ...

... patty of Membeis of the Doruigton Institute went to Lood , ,it on Thursday. to visit the Chi's a Flower Show. Members of the Gosoerti also visited the show ii Thursday. Mrs K. Sellars The arrangements CAKE ICING .VT Miss Bilsby. of Spalding. gave a de ...

... wholesale and retail, respectively. EXHIBITOR AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW.- Miss Worth, of The Priory, has A magncent collection of cacti. having thousands of these plants, and once again • shibited at the Chelsea Show. She was -iaccessful in ...

... Nicholson.—Advt. LCCAL AT CHELSEA. —Among the many exhibits at the Chelsea Flower Show, opened last week, were specimens from Spalding growers. Mr. L. M. Dent, of Moulton, in the class for new and uncommon arieties showed a parrot tulip ...

... greater preeatitions another again -it out Mother Nature taking .iirprise. CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. lasi week, turning my buck upon my stricken garden. I journeyed to the • Spring show of the Royal norieultural Society, to feast my hin the thiral ticasures grown ...

... sonatas, played. by John Hunt. 18.55: Keyboard Talk: You and the Composer, by Sir Watford Device. 19.10-19.21: The Chelsea Flower Show, by Lord Aberconway. 19.30: Along the Roman Road. by G. M. Bouniphrey. 110.00: Entertainment hour : lienaldo with his ...

... Goshenoft. TO lA)NDON.—There was quite an exodus of local flower growers to Lorklon on Wed• neaday. when the centre of attraction was the area, Honicultural Show at Chelsea. the biggest flower show of the year. A number of Spalding growers ...

... CHELSEA SHOW. The spring flower season end with an invasion of the London flower markets by Spalding and district growers, who in common with Horticulturists from all over the, country make a point of visiting the Metropolis for Chelsea. ...