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... Tomlin Hall, was presided over by Mrs. Aldiss. The competition for the ' best-darned sock resulted:—l Mrs. Elliot, 2 Mrs. Aldiss. The social half-hour arranged by Mrs. Burgess was whistling competition, the winner 01 Which was Mrs. Hopkin. The tea hostesses ...
... received from Mrs. Crang The competition was judged by Miss Champion and awards were: Miss M. Thorne, Miss Milfcrd and Mrs. Loosemore.—A vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs. Geen.—The social half-hour was soent in dancing. The tea hostess was Mrs. Yendell ...
... will held on SATURDAY, 22nd JUNE, 1946 OPENING CEREMONY, 2 p.m., followed by Crowning of the Carnival Queen. TUG-OF-WAR COMPETITION, 3 p.m. Open to any teams In South Milton and Rural District. TREASURE HUNT FOR CYCLISTS. Distance approx. miles. 4 p.m ...
... followed the Bubble Ballet, the Thistle Dance. Tally Ho dance, Highland Fling, Spanish dance, and tambourine dances, all excellently danced, particularly the novel Tally Ho, which was deservedly encored. A soto toe ...
... attended a dance, which Mr. S. T. Wood was M.C., at the Church Hall, on Wednesday evening, in aid of the National Institution for the Blind. Music was supplied by Miss Bond, Messrs. J. C. Lyddon, G. Woolmer and Frank Bond. In a waltzing competition prizes ...
... school children, past and present pupils, delighted everybody with their graceful dancing of four country dances. Six girls from the Church School performed a sword dance (Kirkby Mnlzeard) without a single mistake, and drew tn great applause. Messrs. Bert ...
... The gent's fishing competition was won Mr. Seymour and the ladies by Miss Kobbs. Mrs. W. Brown and friend won a j statue dance, and guessing competition was won by Mrs. Adams. Mrs. W. Brown was the winner of the ankle competition. Character songs were ...
... procession. Mr. V. Thome was hon. secretary. After the carnival, adjournment made to the Drill Hall, where largely-attended dance was held. Among these present were many summer visitors. soccial feature wju the pleasing effect of the fancy costumes many ...
... letters at Lynton post office replace the present 1 p.m. collection. A dance organised Messrs. J. Crampton and J. Harries behalf of local publicity was held last week. Competitions were won by M. Flanagan and J. Harries. Rain caused the cancellation of ...
... relics of the late war. including a arach ute; Dutch clogs that had been washed in by the sea a Swiss music box. and coins from all parts of the world. Swimbridge A dance, organised by the Old Time Dancing Club aid the funds of the Jubilee Hall, was held ...
... Shute. Miss Fulford, and Mr. P. Hannam ; ilag and club displays by Mr. T. A. Squire; step dance, Pte. Martin; Our V.T.C., by One of them ; and clog dances, boxing expositions, and a sketch, P.O. 4 ...