... HOME GUARDS v. AMERICANS Maj. J. Turpin and Lieut. Sir Harold Harmsworth (right to left) with two of the visitors photographed during the miniature shooting match at the Railway Institute, Pennycomequick, between G Company, Plymouth Home Guard, and ...

... at Crewe and obtaining the tickets wanted by his ' colleagues. Lce.-Bmdr. George Edward Turpin and Gnr William Arthur Brown, also of Dartmouth.' Brown and Turpin were fined each for using the ticket? and ordered pay ss. towards advoj cate's fee. ...

... death of Mr. William Turpin. of 4, Priory-road. Compton. Plymouth, the age of 85, a link is broken in the chain of circumstances which has connected the present form of city transport with that of the former horse-drawn trams. Mr. Turpin was placed in charge ...

... Plymouth Home Guard, defeated United States Army team by 432 points to 352. For the winners, the application shoot. Maj. J. Turpin, Lieuts. R. Drake, N. Creek, and H. Merrit. C.S.M. J. Essery, Sergts. F. Coombe and H. Ponsford scored possibles. Corpl. W ...

... and Mr. R. B. Webb, Truro, vice-chairman. H.G. Cup Presented At Plymouth Lieut.-Col. W. A. E. Northcott presented Maj. J. Turpin with the Simms's Cup won by the platoon from G Company of a Plymouth Battalion Home Guard Plymouth last night The cup presented ...

... about it. Mr. E. J. Mortimer said it was use going to places where British Restaurants had been failures. reply to Mr. W. F. Turpin, Mr. Frost said the restaurants would be staffed partly W.V.S. volunteers and partly by a paid staff, who would have charge ...

... that they had the spirit of adventure, but it bore no relation to matters importance Local or national administration. Mr. W. Turpin argued that they wanted the spirit adventure in local affairs as well as in other ways. .«~'- ...

... Memorial Hall, Plymouth, yesterday on British Israel is Not Substitute for Christianity. A sale of work was opened Mr. W. Turpin at the Central Hall. Devonport, yesterday, when gifts by Central Hall Women's Weekly Meeting were display. Miss M. Crowle ...

... like to be a dictator for 24 hours with unlimited powers, and some of our shimmy courts would collapse completely. Mr. W. F. Turpin considered it would be a sad waste of public money to build new Townhall. What they wanted to build was better children and ...

... general manager of the Great Western Railway, inspected G.W.R. G Company of a Plymouth Battalion, Home Guard, under Maj. J. Turpin. ■at Millbay Park, Plymouth, yesterday. Accompanied by Lord Mildmay Flete (a director of the G.W.R.). the Garrison Commander ...

... W. I. Hawkins; 2. J. H. Cole: 3, Messrs. G. Ball and Son. Dark Lake. Roborough. Best pair Dartmoor ewe hogs—l. Messrs. H. Turpin and Sons. Maristow Barton, Roborough; 2. J. H. Cole: 3. R. P. Luce, Chaddlehanger, Tavistock. Best pair Dartmoor ewe lambs ...

... Devon and Dartmoor Ewes and at 11.30 South Devon Rams from Mr. J. W. Hallett and others, and Dartmoor Rams from Messrs HtHson. Turpin. and others. S BRENT RAM SALE. TUESDAY NEXT AUGUST 31st. J WAKEHAM will SELL by v . AUCTION 74 Dartmoor Registered Rams from ...