... MISS GRACE PHILLIPS' SUCCESS. Miss Grace Phillips. the Worthing player. won the Women; Billiards Championship at Burroughes Hall, London. yesterday. She defeated Miss Vera Seals. of Worksop. by 1,000 points to 964 after two days' play. Miss Phillips was ...

... prize-Winners in the baby show were Yvonne Goldring, Richard Adams, Wendy Jones, Christopher Brundle, Christine Butcher, David Kimmins, Margaret end Christine Bingham and Michael and Desmond Mc- Kenna. 500 ENJOYED STREET TEAS No less than 500 Worthing children ...

... mercy by Gwen Bell and Grace Biggs. Eric Charnock 24, Lu2c‘}y Harbut 20; Jack Silvester 27, Kit Wright 18; Arnold Williams 18, Lily Smith 13; Harry Burrrage 19, Muriel Gumpright 12; Fred Thompson 16, Gwen Bell 28; Stan Saunders 16, Grace Biggs 27. When Worthing ...

... Some beautifully clean and graceful diving was done by nearly all the competitors, and with the prize winners there was very little splash from the high board. Old Boys' Team Race. Sussex-road (C. Feest, R. Bonser F. Kimmins, and E. Feest) St. ;Andrews ...

... Belton c and b Newman It Wingfield c Billing b Bennett W. Wingfield c Knight b Moore Crane c A. Brand h Bennett Scott not out Kimmins b Knight Extras .. . . . AN ANNUAL FIXTURE:' Worthmit an. then first matt Reading played Homericld Park on hoped ...

... Queen, V. Cox. The unusually attractive scenery and properties were • by the School Stagecraft Club, under Mr F. Hollands. The grace of the old-world minuet was revived in the second item. A young child, searching the pages of an old song book. falls asleep ...

... Court Room, and a cabaret arranged by Miss Terry (Tough included Tony- Stead and Nancy Taylor. Josephine Tedder and Margaret Kimmins. The Mayor and Mayoress. Coun. and Mrs R. A Mitchell, were present. The event was organised by NAI.GO sports and social committee ...

... blossom and a tulle veil, and carrying a bouquet of lilies of the valley, I white narcissus and pink carnations, Miss Peggy Grace Valvona was married on Monday to Pte. Ernest 0 Beaucheene, from a Canadian reception camp. The bride is the daughter of Mrs ...

... sec. and 73 sec. The four prizes offered in a Boys' Diving Championship were secured by P. lye (Bt. George's), first ; R. Kimmins (Sussex-road), asoond • G. Kerley (St George's),third ; and A. Bewley (Sussexroad), fourth. Sin Schools were concerned in ...

... Knave of Hearts, danced superbly with Nancy laylor (Lucille). Susan Gill mad.- a charming Princess Curlylop and Margaret Kimmins earned special praise as Fairy Moonshine. Florrie Stead and Tony Bates were convincingly terrifying the Queen and Prince Spades ...

... order of performance. Tarring Club presented Their New Paying Guest with a cast as under: Mrs. Loveday (play( d by Ma mon); Grace and Lucy. her daughters (Kelly Duval and Dorothy Tilbury/. Mrs. Hardeastle. the paying guest (Muriel Duval), and Mary, the ...

... execution of the Adagio is a severe test of an artist's poetical temperament; the stately Minuet and the piquant Trio are graceful and charmingly dispersed in their party The Tema Con liariszoni is too well known to need any comment we pees on to the crisp ...