... Company Girl Guides (under Miss Old). Mi* 0. Brown ran a competition for a handsome iced cake; Miss C. Lidbetter was charge of darts competition; Mr. J. Gomnge did good work with a nail-driving competition ; Dr. Franklyn Pearce (who was responsible for all ...

... Broadwood Northwest Team performing their clog morris dances in and around the main shopping area. FOREST Row and ‘i)istrict Model Club meet for the last time this term on Sunday, when they stage the third mini competition and also their Modeller of the Year ...

... chorus, “Climbing.Climbing,Troupe; song,“My Fnclc’s Wife,” Mr Smith: linale, “Simpson’s Jubilee, Troupe. Second part; Clog dance, Master Stanley Weller song, “ I>o you remember the last Waltz Mrs K. Becuy . banjo duet. “•Darkies* Jubilee, Orchestra; ...

... their miscellaneous groups, all of which were non-competitive. The centre of attraction in Mr. Goddard’s group was lofty dioksonia fern, Bft. across the summit. Among other exhibits not for competition were some huge pears (highly commended) by Mr. Sidney ...

... slice and jam dish : Mr. and Mrs. 11. Brunumtt r set ; and Second-Lieutenant T. Wins- dock. INSTITUTE DANCES. Mr>. and Mrs. Ronald ran suceessfu* dances at SI. John s Instilule Fridas Saturday nights. The first fund ion was aid military unit’s funds, hut ...

... Dobson and Mr. and Sirs. F. Berry. Competitions, organized in support of the funds, wore won by Mrs. Woofven (cake) and Mr. F. Dawes (eggs). The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, for which the Broadway Dance Band supplied the music. Several ...

... Angel. In the Dance Hall, in response to numerous requests, demonstration of 4 *The Croon and Blues- Waltz is being performed at 5 and p.m. daily the Regent dancing staff, and tomorrow (Wednesday) there will be a Blues- Waltz ” competition, open to amateurs ...

... country that it was possible to conceive. was proposed that definite religious instruction should be taught as an extra, like dancing or wasbiog. Ardingly their school, built with the money of Oburcb people, was to be handed over someone else. The Conservative ...

... survived bv her husband and tli daughters. w CUCKFIELD LADIES’ HOCKEV CLOG.— The Annual Dance will held in the King Edward Hall. Lindfield. on Friday, February Ist. p,m. 1 a.m, Queen’s F’ive Dance Hand. Tickets {ineluding refreshments) may be obtained from Mrs ...

... g ceremony, the revels proper commenced, and consisted of oldworld dances and musical games, children and adults taking part under the instruction of Miss Blanche I’ayling. The dances ccmpiised Laudnam Bunches. Bean Setting, Bonny Brest Knot. Princess ...

... Humphrey 33 H. Wakeford 27 19 78 In the pool competition the spoon was won by Mr* W. Pennifold, with ‘M points. challenge cup has been kindly presented for competition by Mr. Horace Finch, and will be shot for this month. Conditions: ...

... Lindsav Smith's regrets at being absent and thanking the members for again electing her President. The home-made bread compeTition had 1- e ntries, and was judged by Mrs. Swann, from Warninglid. The first pri/.e went Mrs. the* second Mrs. Bertie Weller ...