... C. Leonard. £1; Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane fmonthlv). El The Superior, iL Mr. S. E. PaeVham. 10s. 6d.; Lionel, Trene and Grace Kimmins. 10s. 6d.; collected Salvation' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ash worth £; Mrs. H. Thompson, £2 25.; total £1.245 19s.'8d. ...

... presented the Baal .dope for ROI. It was received by Mrs Ben Heehaw'', a governor and granddaughter et fseemisr, Dame Grace Kimmins. She is pictured with (from left), the H. who presented pennants to the dubs: Mr George Rshey (president, and Mr Peter ...

... tulle veil arranged with a fllet of myrtle leaves, and earried a sheaf of pale pink carnations. She was attended by Miss Grace Kimmins (cousin) as bridesmaid, who wore a pale lemon frock embroidered with blue, with picture hat trimmed with, marguerites and ...

... Corinthians, was read by the Rev. F. H, B. Woodd. The principal mourners were Mr. G. J. Kimmins (husband), Mr. Lionel Kimmins, the Misses Irene and' Grace Kimmins (son and daughters), Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Neve, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. P. Neve, and Mr. ana Mrs ...

... 3692 Sevenoaks (Chronicle and News) Sevenoaks 51238 enlightened them illustrated talk After humble beginnings when Dame Grace Kimmins opened an old farmhouse in 1903 as accommodation for seven crippled boys from the East End of London ‘Heritage expanded ...

... Stainer’s Crucifixion was rendered by an augmented choir under Mr. Geo. J. Kimmins, who presided at the organ. The chorus work was very good, and praise is due to Mr. Kimmins for so ably training the choir. The soloists were Mr. Frank Jones, bass ; and ...

... Sun of my soul” and “Hark, hark niy soul,” and Psalm XV. was chanted. Mr. H. X. P. Sloman read the lesson. Mr. George J. Kimmins, A.R.C.0., was the organist, and he rendered the voluntaries. Prelude in C Minor (Chopin) Choral Prelude “The God of Love” ...

... Doris M. Franks, pass, pupil of Mr Charles Hams. Loampits, Tonbridge. Higher. Piano: Mabel W. Smith, pass, pupil of George J. Kimmins, A.R.C.0., The Mount, Primrose Hill, Tonbridge. Piano: Dorothy Logan, pass. May Thomson, pass, pupils of Miss E. M. Julian ...

... Rev. Stuart H. Clark officiated, assisted by the Rev. H. A. King, L.Th., nephew. The choir was in attendance, and Mr. G. J. Kimmins as at the organ. The Psalm cxxi. was chanted, and the hymns were “We speak of the realms of the blest” and “For all the saints ...

... took place at St. Laurence Church, Catefield. Monday, between Mr. Harry Daniel, The Bakery, Rotherficld, and Mias Kathleen Grace Weston, youngest daughter Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weston, North-etreet, Rotberfleld. The bride, who was away her father, wore a blue ...

... 5.— H. A. Honey, with play. 6.—Dr. Grace. 1 with 8 t« play. 7. —G. Bead. with 8 to play. To complete the first round. F. H. Jacobs has to meet H. A. Honey, while the latter has also to play A. E. Naish and Dr. Grace. A E. Naish has also meet G. Bead. ...

... P. SLOMAN welcomed tin Wesleyan Choir (Conductor, Mr, Geo. J. Festival to Tonbridce. and said he was ver' Kimmins). 177 marks: 2. Folkestone Grace i a d the School Hall was available. He Hill Wesleyan Church Choir (Conductress, glad that the first prize ...