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... bruised. AU this Grace Kimmins well knew. Believing that she could combat such things, she arrived at the old workhouse in Chailey. So were born the Heritage s Craft , Schools. I will not treat only their limbs. thought Grace Kimmins: I will treat their ...
... Claridge, Mavis Carter, Gracie Lawson, Dudie Fleck, Mary Snow, Harry Haziewood, Alfred Chapman, Vida Adams, Rose Bather, Grace Kimmins, Phyllis Pcgden, Hilcia Brooks, Marjorie King, Phyllis Bates, Clare Nash, Charles Clements, Daphne Byrne, and Arthur Rogerson ...
... inserting fomer letters in the interests of the Guild ol tbe Brave Poor Thing*. . . I am, Sir, your obedient servant, GRACE KIMMINS. , Dame Armstrong House. Harrowou-tbe-Hlll, April 13. ...
... public services in sSurrev. z Miss Margaret Hardinge Irwin. General Necretary, Scottish Council for Women's Trades. Grace Thyrzar, Mrs. Kimmins. Founder and Honorary Secretary of the Heritage Craft School for Crippled : Children. Missz Katharine Janie Stephenson ...
... yesterday •s. Grace T. Kimmins, hon. secre- the Chailey Heritage Schools. ms striking evidence of the deep ' aroused by the Gresford Colliery and of the desire on the part of every- what they can, however little it may [akin to the cheque, Mrs. Kimmins a letter ...
... institu tion of the Crippled Children's Guild at mondsey SettJemint. and the Guild of Pour Brave Things that Sister Grace (Mrs. Kimmins) aroused a widespread interest in the condition of crippled children. Conceiving the possibilities of the future of ...
... HONOUR FOR SISTER GRACE, BERMONDSEY SETTLEMENT. HER DEVOTED WORK FOR THE CHILDREN. It may not be generally known that Mrs. Grace Thyrza Kimmins, who bas just been created C.8.E., is closely -associated with Bermondsey Settlement. Mrs. Kimmins is the wife of ...
... equipment of the craft school which readers may be pleaded to eend, for which a sum of £l,OOO will required.— Yours, etc., GRACE T. KIMMINS. Guild the Brave Poor Thing®, Dame Armetrong House, Harrow. ...
... Town Hell. Some hundreds firls from the venous elementary schools of the seif nhourhoed. under the direction of Bister Grace (Hie. Kimmins), provided the entertainment, entcriof with evident enjoyment into the spirit of the carols end Old Bof Irih staging ...
... the lives of East End children, will be present. The special programmes are ss. each, and may be obtained of Sister Grace (Mrs. Kimmins), Bermondsey Settlement Lodge, S.E. The proceeds will be devoted to sending parties of poor and afflicted children to ...
... fated to be idle citizens. You must read the book for yourself if you are to get the whole picture of the founder, Mrs. Grace Kimmins, and her wonderful effort to help these children and the way the work grew, aided in time by voluntary financial offerings ...
... Guy Pcarse, Mr. Percy Bunting and Mrs. Bunting. Mr. Bamford Slack, circuit steward, Mr. Percy Parker, Dr. Kimmins and “Sister Grace” (Mrs. Kimmins), tho Rev. C. Ensor Walters, and Mr. J. Crowl© Smith. As the congregation assembled tho organist played Chopin's ...