... y bombing competition last Sunday. The cup, which was presented during a social gathering and dance, was received Maj. J. Turpin, the commander of the winning team, which consists of Great Western Railway employes. Prior to the ceremony G Co. and a ...

... (2nd class). Plymouth Technical College- Shorthand. Stage I—W. M. Hillier. B. Hamilton. V. Turpin. Stage I—W. M. Hillier. Stage 3—J G Rand (2nd class)» V. Turpin (lst ciass). Central Commercial Evening Institute—Shorthand. Stage I—J Fugler. Prvor's Academy ...

... 504. Lieut. Sir Harold Harmsworth, O.C. Detached Unit, welcomed the visitorsand congratulated them on their win, and Maj. Turpin replied. Pease was top scorer for G Company with a maximum score of 60 points, and for The Western Morning News Lieut. ...

... could be made to reach the residents, was a suggestion made to Newton Abbot Rural Council yesterday Mr. T. Turpin, Bishopsteignton. Mr. Turpin considered this method would get over much of the difficulty people not knowing when collection vans were in ...

... points, and Sergt. Ponsford held a similar position for the visitors with points. Sir Harold welcomed the visitors, and Maj. J. Turpin replied. ...

... F. G. Leatherbv. nephew, and Mrs. Leatherbv; Mr. Peter Cundy, son-in-law: Mr. Cecil Prvnn. nephew; Mr. J. V. Turpin, nephew, and Mrs. Turpin: Mrs. P. Coad, niece: Mr. Stanley Prvnn. nephew, and Mrs. Prynn; Miss Pat Leatherby, niece. ALSO ATTENDING. Among ...

... It is by no means certain that the glory of the famous ride from London to York belongs to Dick Turpin. Some say it was Jack Nevison, who robbed sailor near London 4 a.m., arrived at York after a whirlwind ride at 7.45 p.m. and established an alibi. Whoever ...

... Chappel: treasurer, Mr. W. H. Griffin; joint hon. secretary. Mr. C. J. Turpin: auditors, Messrs. R. J. Andrew and C. M. Brush; delegates to the Executive Committee Messrs C J Turpin, J. B. Phillips, W. F G'luy'as W. R. C. Chappel, and W. J. Roberts. ...

... by her father, chose an ivory silk gown and veil, and carried bouquet of pink carnations. There was one attendant. Miss D. Turpin. cousin of the bride, and she wore a salmon pink silk gov*i and carried a bouquet sweet peas.. Grant Arnold was the organist ...

... wholly unsuited to their capacity, and in which they would not be .pulling the same weight in the national effort. Mr. T. Turpin (Bishopsteignton) remarked that many men in singlehanded businesses had been called up, and had to leave their wives and children ...

... attempt to defeat the regulations, and unless it was stopped the cemmittee would have no hesitation in prosecuting. Mr. W. Turpin drew attention to absence from grocers' shops of dried fruits, such as currants, sultanas, and raisins, and Mr. G. Pooley ...

... laws. Newquay Food Control Committee submitted a resolution favouring an extra milk allowance for old-age pensioners. Mr. W. Turpin thought that all people over 70 years age, and not merely old-age pensioners, should be included the proposal. Mr. P. E. Cross ...