... Cyfartha, Dowlais, the Re* Ll. M. Williams, E D., of Dowlai* assisted by the Rev. E. R. Davies, B.A-' Vicar Cyfartha, Lieut. Donald ward May, M C, iiojaa Star, of Ist Bat' talioii E.V.F., 1.E.F., eldest son of M«' A. E. May, of Topsham, Jane Emmelin* (Jeannie) ...

... Fridays com- j advised to study the pro- f f es more carefully, and the ' which the hint has been taken to * VPry gratifying. Donald Ward, the * dinner, sent two pictures, both ability, and to congratu having secured the award. was neat, exercised good judgmen ...

... and Mrs Knapman. Refreshment tent: Mrs Arscott. Tea tent: Mrs Blackmore, Mrs Gratton, aud Mrs Davey. Shooting gallery: Mr Donald Ward. Art Mr C Harrison. Side show: Mr Heath. A deer hound, nam-:d Borax, belonging to Miss Jennings, paraded the ground, and ...

... detail and the use of a lighter pen are, however, advisable, and would lead to even better results. January, sketch sent Donald Ward, aged 14, of 1, Parkvillas, vkehanipton, a model piece of work the matter neatness, and runs the prize-winning picture very ...

... Garland, aged 12, Fideigh, dewrves mention, both outline and detail denote carefulness. A sketch couple ducks, copied by Donald Ward, aged 13, 1, Park Villas, Okehampton, is marked neatness. A. si. H. Dickinson, aged 12, Dunsland, Brandu-corner, last week's ...