... HOME-MADE ART Surrey is taking a full part in the general development of the arts which readily lend themselves to communal presentation, and local life, urban and rural, becomes fuller and richer for it. The winning of trophies is pleasant, but the chief ...

... AND COUNTY TIMES. SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1931. FATAL FALL FROM TRAIN. WALTON MATERNITY ROME. TRAGIC SEQUEL TO VISIT TO PICTURES. CAMBERLEY MANT TNEXPLAINED APPEAL FOR INCREASED SUPPORT. A Whit-Moutiity pleasure trip to Reading had a tragic stsniel for a 2 ...

... their duty to eliminate tonntsyssary competition, u t we think it may be taken for granted that they are alive to the danger of monopolies. They an• liable to err, of course, and they may be disposed at times to put too rigid an interpretation upon their ...

... OF ARTS.—STAGE lII. ADVANCED. German: Helen Hood (panned 2nd etas, with Idtatinction in the oral teat). Typewriting: Doreen Alborough, Margaret Cock., Richard Foaa (pass 2nd class). Book-keeping: Jack Pryer and Harold Barlow (Pas. Ind chum). STAGE IL ...

... public answer, and there were cries of a public answer, please, from all parts of the hall. Amid further shouts of they are keeping things back, Mr. Leese left the room. To a Surrey Advertiser representative afterwards Colonel Gartside explained that ...

... setting designed and executed by Sydney and Philip Peatfield, the former of whom again sited as stage manager. Jean Anderson and Philip Peatfield were assistant stage managers, and W. Allen was the electrician. Furniture was lent by Messrs. David Mann and Sons ...

... that immediately suggested itself, and the reply was that to a large extent it was. it was stated that as a result of the Art may vehicles of the older type had been withdrawn from the roads: a n there had been a diminution in the number of other vehicles ...

... Russell; IVb, William Creamy; lye, Victor Pullen. Good all-round work: Georphy, Roy Gretton; nature study May orris; music, Kenneth Monday and Richard race; art, Kenneth His and Ernest Gills; history, Myrtle Felker and Jack Manners; physical training, boys. Fred ...

... of hers. The followinx is a-list of awards:—Royal Society of Arts.—Shorthand. 80 words fic3:ionute: Nellie Shier. Ditto, 50: Joan, eane. Nellie Shier and Frederick Murphy. kkeeping.—Poss Stage I with credit: Barry Yates. John 'Franklin, Trafford Ward, Gladys ...

... from his stables; and I am sure that if Mr. Armitage's suggestion of notice boards was 'carried out, all riders would try and keep to the suggested paths. I feel, however, that a large number of those who walk over the Downs only do so at the week-ends, ...

... brilliance of Warne. led to Woking's third goal. He directed his !ginner. H. May. in art incisive movement after ten minutes of the second half, and getting the ball back from May, he worked in toward the Leyland goal and shot hard to the side of the net ...

... Brown the domestic classes. The exhibition was staged in the Institute, Addison-road. and was opened by Mrs. Finlay, who wished the association success. and expressed the hope that they would be able to keep their allotments. Mr. Mitchell thanked Mrs. Finlay ...