... one period play. These were greatly predated.- Messrs. J. Bowden and T. Coats were door stewards, music being provided Mr R. Turpin. An embroidered cloak, presented by Mrs. Charley, of Coulsworthy, was won by a visitor. Members of Kentisbury Women's Institute- ...

... classes: Vegetables: Collection —1, R. G. Clements: 2, K. Harris: 3. R P. Turpin. Collection Potatoes—l, S. Lerwili: and 3, R. P. Turpin. Potatoes, kidney, white —1 and 3, R. P. Turpin: 2. J. Le worthy. Ditto, coloured —L, R. G Clements: and 3, R. Harris ...

... committee. Messrs. J. Burgess, D. Brown, C. H. Ellis. J. T. Ellis, C. Hicks, J. H. Jones, C. Kinglake, J. Incledon, V- Moon, R. Turpin, A. Whites, and G.H.. W. and J. Williams. ...

... Miss Good. Helpers with refreshments were Messrs. J. Sanders, F. Tucker, H. Dinnicombe. ;Mesdamcs J. Dennis, : Tucker. D. Turpin. W. Nicholls. and S. Bowden, and Miss K. Rich. The door-stewards were Messrs. T. Coates and J. Dennis. As a result of this ...

... the Institute members. The Institute was heartily thanked for their hospitality by Mrs. S. Bowden. of Combe Martin, and Mr. Turpin of Blackmoor Gate, who also provided the dance music.—A telegram was sent to Sir Richard Acland. M.P.. at the House of Commons ...

... Standen read the lessom and Miss Joan Paul and Miss Shirley Simons sang a duet. Monologues were given by William Paul, Michael Turpin. David Harding. William Mitchell, and Trevor Smith. The singine throughout the day was excellent. The children had been trained ...

... Morey, D. J. Newbury, B. Norman, G. P. Oates, R. B. Payne, E. E. Rice, R. W. Squire, R. F. Thomas, J. L. C. Trevett, R. F. Turpin, and A. R. Warren. Ilfracombe Grammar School. Boys: E. J. Bennetto, D. H. Down H. H. Fyson, I. Gammon, D. L. Oliver, A. W ...

... Tamlyn, Judith Lay. Brian Poole, Derek Wilson, Andrew Moore and David Harding, with Diana Symons, Valeric Clarice, and Michael Turpin as narrators, m Tom Sawyer Whitewashes the Fence, produced by Mr. C. Davies. Gloria Jones, Jean Baglole, Edward Bradley ...

... Holsgrove, S. Priscott, E. E. Porter. Mrs. A. Smyth (Lynton), Messrs. M. Richards and R. Bray, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sloley, D. Turpin (Kentisbury), Mr. and Mrs. C. Brav (Trentishoe), and Mr. F. G. Ridd (Challacombc). Powers were: In affectionate remembrance ...

... Harris; 3. J. Perkins. Cabbage lettuce —1, R. G. Clements; 2, A. Berry: 3, R. P. Turpin. Peas —1 and best exhibit in cottagers' class —1, J. Leworthy; 2. J. Perkins; 3, R. P. Turpin. Broad beans —1. A. J. King; 2, R. G. Clements; 3, H. Fry. Runner beans- 1 ...

... first five minutes with a converted try, and they added a second after the School had reduced the deficit with dropped goal by Turpin. Walsh kicked a penalty goal for the School, who drew level in the second half through a try by Shapland. which Walsh failed ...

... J. Passmore K.O.M- presiding. During the evening, at the invitation of the Worthy Primo, Bro. G. Frome, CP., of the Dick Turpin Lodge, Chudleigh. presided over the Lodge for a period. In returning thanks for the privilege, Bro. Frome said he trusted ...