... Save the Children Fund on Friday that too much was being done for young people and that they were not being allowed to do Speaking of youth genera for themselves. the Bishop said: “ There are far this country first I love kid too many children in this ...

... N Wwil- Worthing, or Telephone Worthing * Afternoon Teas son (10), against the NGMER took the lead at Fram- with home-made speaks at With radio cars they got busy Rushin all over Kent (two for 45). bowling of D. R' field on Saturday, when Pennells cakes ...

... Janua to help tn tenants solve their problems and to provide them, if possible with a socia' centre and othe amenities. After speaking about the asso Ss ecen suce Mi Spe dav and stoolball and young girls. Mr. Robinson said he was try ing to get a_ sports ground ...

... on the left wing with his hand in splints, as the result of a finger the injury, and Phillips, left winger, went in goal It speaks well for the Lewes attack that Phillips was kept busy, fisting out shots from all angles. Particularly impressive among the ...

... sold cross-bred cattle, 13 has a most interesting programme. Mr. Y. | 335 head of Rhode Island Red ultry Watanabe, due to speak at the morning session, is a successful implements, machinery, miscellaneous edigre® poultry breeder as well as being a rac ...

... for next year’s be handed to the Secretary in writing next month. The Mrs, next meeting is op October 17, when White will! speak on Anthony open iam tart. Trollope. The competition is for an they can reply. Apart from newcomers, such clubs as St. James's ...

... chairman of the “*M concerned Vn* £2so° for each the We*; ifent Quarter Seaalonai will ,®* r r * L Taylor, Thl ', a h , llcl speak on The Judicial Mind. that the accused, mis the solicitor under the chairmanship of Sir »ho had been refused ball by •cteptea ...

... personal kindness, mpathetic derstanding and ts ih giving were. an example of loving service at its highest and best cannot speak too hig’ hiy of the. Lewes Division, and I trust that in the future they will receive 1 he support and recognition they deserve ...

... of world affairs show that Councillor Penfold PLANS FOR FUTURE has drawn together the English- Was promised, or received, ‘speaking nations, and I make > ~~ financial benefit for supplying After the Council meeting, | bold to say_that the sister towns d ...

... Lewes. selected from the county are David Friday, March 23.—-Finals of the Monnington Jonn Biake and John inter-club publie speaking contest Sigzs, with Margaret Garland a Holloway’s Restaurant, Lewes, 15 ‘eserve. It ils hopea a number o p.m. seats will ...

... into dec Rrotherhood At a meeting of Lewes Brotherhood the Tabernacle Church, Lewes, on nday, the chairman speake! s Mr. J. Weller. Mr. A. J. Brab- - led in prayer, and the portion o! ipture was read by Miss Stepney. e hymns were accompanied by Mr. E ...

... cated unilateral disarmament, the Fascists and the Pacifists T the autumn assembly of the Sussex Congregational Union I cannot speak for the latter, but a and Home Missionary Society at the Junction-road I would like to point out in the in- | terests of historical ...