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... recitation, A Boastful Butterfly,” Miss ledger; song, Indianopplis,” Sub-Lieut. McLeod. R.N., Mid. A. M. Kimmins. £ong *M passed your window.” Migs Grace Grover; song at piano, ‘‘Father's Tea,” Mr. S. J. Mitchell; recitation. A Behearsnl,” Miss Vera Gough: ...
... Dons Brooks and Dennis Kimmins. Class Ronald Smith, Ivor Short, Dorothy Page, Joyce Waters, Joan Newnham, Christine Campbell. Thomas Blaker, Francis Symons, Peter Page. .loan Kennard. Mary Martin, Doris Knight, Kathleen Kimmins, Margaret Beryl Hohden ...
... president until It was nationalised. Dame Grace Kimmins’s two sons are Major-General B. C. H. Kimmin.s. C 8.. C.8.E.. and Captain Anthony Kimmins, O B E.. R.N., wartime broadcaster, author and dramatist. Mrs. Kimmins’s body will rest this ...
... was started 1903. when Or. and Mrs. Kimmins as she then was. came to hvc in Sussex. It began in a rambling house standing by itself on the common, and. having been interested in children in Bermondsey. Mrs. Kimmins brought down seven crip- Sled boys to ...
... Dennis Kimmins, Leslie Green. Third class: Dorothy Page, Joyce Waters, Joan Newnham. Patricia Stevens, Mary Martin. Derek Page. Frank Symons. Fourth class: Arthur Green, Alfred Brooks. Peter Page, Doris Knight (left!. Joan Baker, Kathleen Kimmins. Margaret ...
... HER FINAL DREAM Finally, the girl who was born Grace Thyrza Hannam. and who became. In 1897. the wife of Dr. C. W. Kimmins. the noted educationist and staunch supporter of all her work, had the dream of what developed into the Chailey Heritage Craft School ...
... bewitching! v these children danced! Clad appropriate costumes, representing water babies, sea nymphs, elves, and daisies, their graceful movements appealed to the attentive and admiring audience, who appreciatively applauded each turn. It would -hard choose ...
... Somerset, Mrs. Kimmins Dr. Kimmins, and several other patrons and patronesses of the Guild movement. After a smart salute by the guard honour one of the Heritage scholars read the following address of welcome : Your Royal Highness, Your Grace, Lord and Lady ...
... air ■■'•■ l light. They were doing what they could • remedy the iID, and it was years ago Cat Mrs. W. Kimmins inaugurated this at ‘bailey. Mr*. Kimmins, replying to the ton«t of r health, said she did not think that the n* ral Election any public matters ...
... with all due solemnity at the Girls' Heritage, Chailey Clump, Mrs. Arthur Soames, Sheffield Park, who performed her task with grace and kindly sympathy. Girl Guides from Chailey and Newick, under the command of Miss Bessemer, Miss J. Kobertaon Rodger and ...
... 'P'.o suffered In the same way.' the school to known as \ Pett delegate seconded and the Dume Grace Klmmlns * were short comments for t Memorial Hall. Dame Grace was and against. the founder of the Heritage and East ChiltmKton suggested it School for Crippled ...
... 397; Ronald Cottingham, 396; Hetty Matthews, 396; Ciceley Hale, 395; Irene Kemp, 394; Victor Martin, 390; Eric Harmer, 389; Grace Mardhant, 383; and Arthur Tasker. 382. Class III; Doris Heard, 400; Rosie Snelling, 400; Joyce Newnham, 391; David English ...