Reading Observer 04-1920

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APRIL 3, 1920. '

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NNIl'(iWl~LL,- Mr. c. ~~ompson. l

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llluLlll,- Mr. W. Ybo. Swallow.
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,- Mr. G, ~. Pyke. 2, W cst Villas.
Street. Newbpry,
- Mr. W , H. Parkm's , Station
'<' n'Qulte. Rqdley. ne~rAbil\p~on.
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1'.1J' ,," U" , U . No. l.-"-Mr. C. R. ' Gill, 53.
Road. Rea~in g.
"'-"H.L' U1U. No.2.-Mr. F. H,. Fisher. 11.
Road. Earley. Rkading.
HliFF:dFtD. - ~,fr. C. ,SeYmour; Church St,.
SheHord. Latnbourne.
Berks,
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r 1J~L1J . -Mr. H. Goddard. Shinlield.
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W. ',Rush. Stanford. I

Gives you the opportunity ,
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DIDCOT.- Mr. T. Alder. walliag!Oj d Road.
North bourne. Dideot.
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DRAYTON.:"'Mr. G. Harris. Drayt n. near '
AbinllJoti.
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ENGLEFfcLD.-Mr; C. E. GoWin \ School ,
Ho'us •. Engle!ield. near Reading. 1
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FARINGDON.-'-Mr. J. :Wright. Gloucester
Str~et, Faringdon.
GROVE.- Mr. J . Wood. Bay Tree Cotta lie.
• Grove. Wantage.
HUNGERFORD.- Mr. Jas . Newhook. High
Street. H uni/erford.
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ILSLEY. ~ Mr. E, Humy. We.t II ley.
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BRAYWOOD.-Mr. G. E. Watts. ISchool
Hou~e. White Walthain. near Maid.~head
BRIGHTWELL.-Mr. J. E. Dolm~n.
Brightwell. ,W 811ingford.
BRIMPTON.- Mt. W. J. Verrall. School,
.' House. Brimpton. near Reading.
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BURGHFIELD.-Mr. E. SqFPpard. Burgh.'
, field. near Reading.
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COJHILL. - Mr. E. ~. Marls. Mons lCottage.
:Cothill. near AblDgdon.
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, DENCHWORTH. - Mr. B. Lay. Laurel Dene.

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BRACi<:ELtrSINFIELD &
HAM.-Mr. H. Carder. Bagshot Road. '
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ASCOT.-Mr. A. J. Morton. Stratton Villas,
Kennel Ride. A.cot,
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BALDWIN.-Rev. Hilgrove Coxe.
-Watlington. Oxon.
BEECH HILL- Mr. F. B. Thompsor' ~he '
Gardens. Beeeh H,li House. near R,eadlng. '
BOXFORD.- Mr. Charles Knight. Boxford.

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The accompan'ying photographs are 01 thl girl. 01 Kate.groy e
Girls' Scbool who took ~art in the succe.slul concert at the Hall of
University College,,~ Thursday in,' la;t "feel... in kid 'of the" Save the

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:' another play was bre,sen,ted, by ~it'ls from l
an dl ~th Oas.c,s, who
gave a splendid r4p"ese'ntation of "Red I
HooaJ'-'· I vy Pritchard I
taking th,e part
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Florrie John'son . g t~e Mother, land On"ntlw Chalker ~ e Woodman,.
In ad'htJ()~ to ,the plays. th~, ,
who ha ~ been trainca
by Miss Flood.
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dfable manner
The teaching
upon
uceess which
attended their schola"s eff~rts.
'coQseqpe'nce of:
, Hall h~ving
I been lent iree, , all ~ost by the '''''''"18< . 'I"hn.;,·;J" I,',". whole of tb.
proceeds were '
to be devoted to the'
II "Fund.
Two
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part in the
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of £12 16s. ;wa. handed over. A few days preV Iously they had g,ven
the concert in aid "I the Benevolent and Orphans' Fund ,of the N.U,T.
and the Librari ,ol the Kate.grove Scholars,
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. The mo;t' ~UCC~'fUI event 01 the concert was no doult the lillie
play entitled" Pando . Box." given bY the g irls 01 Cla.s III. It was
extremely pr~tty and Gert e Dalton. who, took t ~e , part of Epemetheus.
was indeed charming. Hardly le.s succe •• lul wa. Kathleen Degance.
who fulfillej the r~le 01 Pandora. or little Ivy Ayres. who a. Pan
proved herself to be a capable little dancer. 'Ijhe part 01 Quicbilver
was performed by Harriet Haynes. In the piaYI by the girls of CI'8.es
1 and 2. "Among the Fairi~,." there were many pretty 8ce'les. and. as
the illustrations .ho,w. tbe children looked v~ry attracti~e in their

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