Reading Observer 07-1920

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tn which rbyiJ/m, Ityl. and ~l'OIIIon ahO'll'~ t.bo
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a IYlJC by Greig and I BlIII1Oreoio (8~),

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.M eongratu·
Wed M,. B....r upon the b&pp &lternoon PlO"ded Kil)i and country need· now, not only
tho mon lfut the "omen who could take the,.
m the trying tim. bel_ tha country - by
.mall
thinco that I.,. Dellrest-the
could follow 'n _,.. ploke :X:.ach-

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The wee,ther which h&d
been yery e1i&ngeabW for lIOnle dt\ys, ¥fortun&tely
W&!\ no bettor, but .. large ..concourse df people wu
prescnt~t: The ga.tcs were bpen'Cd- at 2.30. and .,e1.,.
Mon \' 181tora beBM t.o ..rri\~e 'and ,wer8 .tile to VISIt.
ewblts arrangoo In ;... t.ent on, thQ lawp There
we1"8 Japanese artIcles III ~aba.r8'e of MT'8 McCr~ .. ,
New Zea.1and oxlubits In &a:ri'0 cr M IS!! BURnis.
and a htcra.ture It4lH pres ided over by MJU Porter,
MUla Se:s.ton. Mia NIQhol~d lfr. Stdord
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great n~e1t.,. ~ ship'" fi\!:utle, len t by the .MIl'
lions to Seamen, WIM )Jl
.. rge of' Mr J S Cuey.
who a.ct.od .. leeturer:in -ka vo mtONSt.in.g talks t()
the )uveOites as well as tfdU1t.s Mrs Rbodea, ')t
HeJUlerton. was t~ponslbte for th15 exbltnt,.
The uIf."ernoon'!i pr~ &,;J were ca.r.r loo Ol~
a.oeordmg to the timd.abla ,but not &;1 It wu In
tended. Owing to the r3.ll'"whl<::h foil thro Ig'notl t
the arternoon
~At .J '30 ' 'Col Grnham :\spl&n 1,
M D Oamb ( F R CtS Edin I wh() had snent. rn :lO:r
;tears as a modlcal -mISSionary In Labrsdol' ... alt
r ekin &oDd
p'resent"]1 ch;lOt ~Iool Qffioe r "t
tbt'l Riahmond Milit ary Ho.p1tal , _gave- & most 1n

.."rlZ~ and liberally responded, and a.Jtogctbe r
about £S wu ~ven m 'pr1%es Mn lawrence pretided at the p1Al10
D&ncmg "88 kept up wlt.h
much .plrlt. until 1 ~ Dunn. the evenmg .Mr
La.wrenoe on bebe.lf of the lJ-OI~ta.l Committee.

thanked' Mr Slokljl and Mr Tann.r for belpmg
to make tho colleotlOn a r cocrrd one. ..nd alated
tha, the amount was a.lready ..bout. £US
'Be

of t4e most unpO'l'taZlt, moved a heArty rote of thanLls to Ute tr~dClmen
th.,.. ",ho felt their B'1to lay "\ for prondlQjif _pnzes The p r izes wero d 1Strlbqted
by Hrs Youkl~D and tin )d:orMlOn, wbo "ere
'!'hEI winners
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of the bralD was .. neClel88l'y, even aorordod IL hearty volQ of i hanks
would would,
!.ob, It..up
Education,
the were as follows -LadiC6 1 Ml3s .stDne 2 !d'tll
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il:om6l>r
their-own.
Mrs MorrISon a.nd MISS M. Sn'llUI tied
hi. and 'l:o~k qJ1~llde th'l..llDme H ampton
the third prJl:e On outt.ing, Mh Y orrl,on WI!I.B
was no~ {or ch11ah~ only ; but for {or
..... a,rded t he J)nzo M.rs Hull won thQ; booby, and
1110 To be h.lpful one m,,!,t hnVe • MIlS R. lfornson and Mus D Lovell t lOO for the
great.
be IOl"1 to one ,,"other The mY8t.etJ p r l:&e On cuLtlDg, wo pt'lUt was awa.rded
want 01 loyalty to on. . foil.,... anP- the' .,...... to Mus MorrlS011
Th e first 1>nze t or pt"Dtiemen
lence of 6Ulpltlon were at the root 01 ma.nf of
was won by::Mr C Cove, !dW P HuH bemr lecond
a.nd Mr ! Wea.ver tb.ird • Mr H ~ampt.on won
troub1el of to d.y
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Mill B..... and her aid and puplla upon the ticket& w ere d ra.w n for th reo prIZes, which
by Xu H H &rliold , :Misa A GIles and
&ltemoon·. apl.nd,d .ntert&inment, thanked w.. JwonAllen
A..bout .£9 Wi ll be ba.nded Olef t.o
E. M Sutton
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B OIP1t.al Saturda.y ooUcctlon •
Sehool
for tb? year endln. Apnl. 1920,
1Nl'e a..vvded to the !ollowl.Dg: Form VI, F;
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Prior; For V, M Ford; Form 'fV , G G••~,
BROADMOOR.
Form
M. La.; Fonn Ila.• J. Ca!.ea, Form
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!ITAPI' SPORTS
GrifBtha; K G I IeCOnd term, Peggy Fry; KG,
The sporbl for t be st.&ft' (male and fema.l~) l1llii
term , M. Denton J wntmg prua. Joan Morley far the families of the staff were beld on th&
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Yot\FlthlWLnding th.,

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Paul'. on Sundar, ¥r A H. LlI5ty, A T C 1.., the!
ne~lr-.p~a~ 1.prlt"ist, ,a.. ~h. lirot of •
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BAl'nST SUNDAY SCHOOT_ TRY-AT
The.~ of"'lh .. B.phlt Buna~y School had
lA)I...I n t.b,.r School-room. MiltOn BOad, followed

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At fou r o'cloak tea. waa ltJ'O ded
M. Lee; needlework, upper 'otmJ, V • rnelt. 10 the
&11, wh en a.bout 150 ••t r>wn.
1 - fo~, ){ Denton " draWJDg, 1)
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and the JPtchen .t~ .... to be oon
mUllC, M. Wnght. j uumn.Uon ptue, . upper I ..·rat'ul~ted 00 the IJ'Ilondld wa.y In whu::b tbQ tea
tchao)~ M Clement, lo....ell acbool, E . Nlln"&way was llet"fed
Afterwa.rdl the children ma.zdt'6d
The fonO'll',"g
the eummatlDn ..ce..... · behInd tIb. bona to 1b.
tho
Oxford Local, July, 1919 -Senior, K Good.n; '''- took pI"", AI tho
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WESLEYAN - SUNI>."Y SCHoblJ TREAT

On WedDÂ¥da.y m Jut wiei:, tlii aAy fixed for
~ Wes.Iel.&n Sunday Sc.hOdl treat, the weather
p",.ed .,,,,,,MlDily w.t, 10 tho children . .....
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ont.ertained \0 tea lD the 8chooI-lOOm and tak..
11t.erw"'1IL \Q ~"o F&rti ... for & .mntor ndo by JunIor, D Warner, T Yatea; prehmllW'Y, M
Mr G JO!fen... tho IUpennt.ndent. Mn OI ....nt., M Spear
Pbelpe was on Marge of the tea. ¥TaDpmeota.
'rho rol]OWUl~ a{~moon the chtldren w.re token
to The HOltl.
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_mea
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.ere proV1ded rorAe~r enJoJlllent
llr. TuCker ~lDg Uie organllel'.
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Musto. July, 1919, A..ociated B9Vd, R 'A M
ana ~ eM-Higher, V Abbott, BOlli ; lower
W Lee W .
Lunn. L
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R Gl'1mOl. P ba.wman, prtmary, J . Morley.
JUdges, Dr A W
}Io.omper, 19111-Ad.. noed cent.re; H Ch&II;
Mr A M Wlgl.y and
PALMER SCHOOL 'rR~.4.T._
mdun.entl OfJDt.N, M. Wnght
The
wero t he Wlnnerl or the
Tho athol.
th.. Palmer Seh~i; ,nth tho..
November. 1919 -Elementary
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North "ceofrom. FDl"Mt Road, wqe g1VeD their aummel' tre&t HODS. M. "De&l'Ie ,
'BoYIS over 5 and uoder '1 -1 R. DOTey, 2 G
on ThbrBCIly,tbaVJng brok.n Up ,L.
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Le••:'" for
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3 A SlIobe,t.oon
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B -HI~er.DM O.JFord,
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H -10m
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and under '1-1 14' Taylor, 2 ~
tho lo'og IIoIlda,.: :tU!ertlbhQ)i at l.he .chool .t'"
...~., on.. , ./ ~nD, • unn,
Le.; Nunn. 3 M Woodley
one o'clOck, the cbll~re[), With flags, tt.c • mucbed ~~~., K H'*Dlnartll., M. 'W.ck8l"l; lnterBoys over 7 &nd UIlder 9 -1 GOwen, 2 J
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IldlLplatlDD of the gnat Chine~ pla.y, .. Mr W u,'

wlth MathelOD Lang nnd

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It will be t;hqwn d aIly at 3 15.
615, and 8 15 To ",\,oul,,' dl sappomtment patroDB
would do well to take the. opporlnmty or bookmg
!eats to &ll!\lTe them, WI thiS fDaCJD&lmg play
IS sure t.o draw crO\~ded h omes
On Monday

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BOY SCOUTS' MEETING
A pLlbhe meetmg was held 10 th e AlO$embly

Roo.n.ls on Mondny to dl!cu.&s th, formation of

and the two days folloWlng Ethel
and
Jack Holt are to a.ppear In " ~ SporLmg "han," '., .
and June Eldndge 8-5 th~ F dehghtful het'om8 m

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t roop of Baden 1'0 .... el1 .Bo} Scouts

'lhQ Vicar,
the Re.,; 'W L. Cooper, p.reslded, mr.)poded- b)
SIr Hwry Ver(lY. Scoutmaster 1'ay lor (1st RUij
eombo Troop) C.pt S Wlbon. Messrs, C 1
Passmor e. '1' F'r&llklul, sen, F Frauklln lun . t:::
West, G PowGJl, A. 8 ?dwhIDni.('lt and ot'hen
Over soventy were prelcnt
a'l~' Cha.lrman
addre6Soo t.he m eeung, and spok e-"o£ the ... a.lu8 ot
tho work dono b v tho Scont movemc.u t
Mimy
others present spoke III fat-our of the Boys' Soou l;;.
anlji Jt. Wa.5 ai{reed by Boll tlll&-t. a ~roop should >lE:
formed In 'l'wyford
Sir Henry \Tc rey p ror..>::;",rl
and Mr C T P assmore s~Dded Mr F , li'r,nlr:lm
as Scout.mast.er, aud Mr E -Wes t. was appoml'<r.d
Assl&t.a.:nt SooutmlLi-ter
Sir H enry- Vetey WaS
elected pre!ldent. and a oommlttee will be lieleetecl
from parent. of boys l0tnlDg the troop Anotb '! t
m eetlDlt w1l1 be hald In a fort.mght B tIme to el~t
the oomm1t.t.ee- and to d180uu iDe dela.11s ")t tb e
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cncket field on Friday, July 23rd

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-GREAT CHINESE PLAY ! ,;-.

'l"wyrord and

A ••ry apeelaJ .ttin<:t,on h.. been longaged lor
Bahl< holiday and throughout tb. w..k .... til..
V&udeulle E1ectnc ~ '.rbeat.re
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The aoorea were-

Ruaoomb .. Ii3 (B Sand.U 19), 8t ' Andrr'a, 19.

splr:ul{t address m the Woodclyfro H a ll Tlle u lld
m g' ~aa pacl.:od man'}" ha.YlDR' to fitand a.t the- doors
The band of t!lt;) Comrades of the Gref\.t. WB.!' from
H enley , who ga.lI0 t hclr IcrvlCOl!l, played selections
after Col Aspla.nd 5 Rddresa
'l'ea. a nd refresb
menta were sQrved In two laTie tents by '11. number
of WIlhng h elpers :AT MI T It Grey 'trM Ul charS'!
of the adu.lt. TWltcTs, a.nd Mf'II Coleby tbe
eh.iklre n
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'!'be oluldren'. pageant, . under the dlrectlon of
Mrs V Rltodes, M BE .
!I. sreat a.uc<:ess boys
a.nd .-Irts b61ttR' dressed m the co.tume:a "~r the

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by gam., J,Ile ...~~ber be~ wet Tea for. adult.
wu Imeet in ~ Leetllre Room, M,tlton ~ad a.nd Bett,. FOl_ good fe lto.....hlp (kindly gtYeD by
Th. .4-!):'
,,-· f a D...oon. f.h. n ...ly-,p"",nte<l
P KmgbtL'·'d
t.lId__TOted
by th..
..,J~ Pultford.,
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condue'
and pIal,
n ..t .
tor, WU
puhis
elect, and made tho acnuamtaDce
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HiJder Bryden:
.t.tenda.noe.
V t'Prie.t a.nd

defea.t.ed titem.

Wed.Dsda~.ttornoon

THEATRE,

VAUDEVILLE

TWYFORD,

WRIST DIIJ'VE AND DANOE
!J!18,8IONAlLl' JlESTlVAL AND' PAGEANT
CRICKET
The "W'hiat drive and dance orl&nlled by}{J' E
Twyford and Rusoombe ent.e.rt&ined )t.he Ca~er
A mlSl~&Q'., festita.1 for DIle DeloDory "Of 80nnmg
8t.c¥:~ Md 'Mr L. Tanner t.o awell the {unda of was beld
Ute Vlot.a:q:e gardl!!llll, Wari'rave, on Iham Bt. Andrt!iw's orickct toam on Saturday &no.
the B;oepttal aa.turd ..,. oolleetlOll took place In/ the

"""h f - tbo.,ll 10 widel:r di!ereni ii1 .y10,
reoeJV1Dg e:taCt eXpo.ttl0D .
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.... • RaIl OIl 8aturda1 and wp i. i'reat
91ub ..,d tall drill !>y _ I _ and "o'ltil'Plfts IOddfeUO
UooetIS. There w;ere 22 t&biea and 88 pl&r.ers Mr
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Tanner
'Wu Jl O. and. bad tho tlU lsia.n~ ot
drill (0 vorr
prettt ane!IndelectlVO
by Mr La.wrenoe,
jWllOn,
all admiNbly
SIIIaG\Ymonmentl
catTled out
learet&ry of the HOSPlta.l coUect.lon
btw8bt to • aIooe the very attraofiye progn.mme' The anoaoaec:nenta were admire.bly carried out
Mi•• EdIth )l Sutton ·tReadiui To"1\. {loune"l The tradesmeo t:A tho villaae were IOhClted. J for

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f?A~URDAY, I JULY 31, 1920.

THE READING

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• 'Ihe Buffer' PatM's Gazette WIll also be e::r:·
hlblted, deplctmg t oplcd event:! ot the da.y, and
a number of ether h igh c lass pictures Wlth t~
change of programme on Thursday .. The VaUe1

of the Glants)J 15 to (orm ODe of the '! stan"
of the w~k end
This film has been adapteq
from the nov~l of Peter B Kyne, the acene of
wh1ch )IJ IaJd 10 the logglDg campa of SeqUOHl., )D
t he Ca.hfonllan Redwoods, starrmg Wallace
Reid 81 "Bi':,Yee Cardigan" .. Figbttng Del!!
tJny" 18 also a.nother fine feature for th~ lIame
days It 13 a. powerful story of pohtIcal mtngue

Eplsode 7, " The Cra.whng Menace," of the super
sfnal, .. The Grea~ Gamble," "III alit() Iftciude d 10
too grand lelecl.lOo far the week end I The whol.
WEDDING
Th e Partsh Ghurch wa.s the scene of lhe wcddln~ programme WIll be, as usual, grentJy enhanced
of lit" Colin Cov; an and MISS Grace K ldd , of Twy. by dehghtful mtlSJC r ende-red by the Vaudeville
fOld The VICa.r (the Re, W L Coo~r) offiCIated Orch..tra
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The brIde looked charuung In .. lov~ty dress or
whlto orepe de chme. wlih IIlk - frlDlle of guipure
h.oe whiLe fulk: n et. ";e11, W'Ith 'Heath of o range
CAVERSHAM.
blossom (.....orn by h el mot.her) She Ji,1ao ~orB a
noeklaee rIl p eull, t.he I'lft." of her mot-her, aDd
earned a. sbea.th of wh1te llhes and wblte heather
a. horseshoe of hehotro!le wd white heather
With whlte> lIatw rlbbolll ou be\' &rID
8be
M.r Jobn

oountrlCII represented ViZ'.... The Bnt1.Sb hIes (Eng
land. Sootlii.nd, Ireland and Waloe', Canadian
fiot-tiers, Indll~ (lOclndlllg' II BlOdua and M'oba.m
meda.ns) S:rrla. and the lHoly Le.ud Chm a Japan
'Korea, Red InduulA, Centrn.l Afrlc~ X.tIlrs a.nd
Zu!l13, New Zea.landen aqd Mcla otJAtana Moat. .o f
'th e 4jr~ea were loan ~ bY ,ilbe S P 0 and S P.(,~
ThQ flr00e85u:m had Oeen. ~e d t.o mlLl'eh from
tb6 V1e&r&Jfe ",t,o the Chtir_! " J ~lJ:1 gJnr u\ OnwBl'd,
Christian Sol~bers
bub t.~ ram p.tO\'l!olted t hll,
Ib 't.ha.t those- t.n.kmg ~&rt~ ' conYf7ed 10 motor
cars kindly len~ hi" leveiil. pa-tIIIblonm
'l ile
sacred OOiftce was It100Dveh1oritl~ crowded m&fly
ha.vmg to s tand In ' thEr a.ls1e!s
Th~ !oBrn::.c
mencCd wlth .. proees'JIouarulrymnl• No 1391,-(A
M ). tho Wa.r~a.ve chOir orr iwenty-cIgbt oolng aug
ment.ed b y de t.a.cl:unonts f.rom Twyford, Remen
ha.m Wokmgha.m and Knowl HIli making a tot..l
of ACty t.hree.
The foUowinl' robed le1erw.r w"re
.&lao preson L -Tha ReV!! S, M Winter Eo 11' Cil'"
O\ut and J B J..9 GUSlek (Wa.rgra.ve), Carlon 'Coleridlfo Rural Doj,n I (Crowthorne). Long &ood Bare
(Wo~mR'ham) ..crn.w:furd t(Bonnln,), Carr (St Se bu
tlan II), Wlmberley (Bunt) Penruddock (WoodleY)
Willtams (R emenham), B~,.l ey (Be&r Wood),
Andel'$Op (ArbOrlield) , A Karney (d1occ.an mMstoner), M Duke (mllll lona.ry from Chlna_), E

5tr~I" (lj.... Zealand), Henley (Ruscombol. Cooper
(TWyfOtd) and. ' Frances (L&wrence Waltbam)
Several othe-rs were una.volda.hly a.bs e~~
A
~hor tened tonn of evenIng prayer was sl\ld by: th o
V;loar of. W a'r,::ra.ve to the end of the tlurd collec:t
to 'las Grte.n, wbfJTe wn.gons conveyed them
IDCN.late centre, 14. Wnght.
Wlute. 3 G Holdav... y
Wq~nfl>t'd,"""henJ, ~ by kind penn11Sl0D, the
Royal pra.wing Society -DIvision 5 P&S!, D
Girl! o~er 7 &nd under 9 -1 J' Nunn, 2 .M P sa.lm 150 b&n~ ehanted to Woodward'.R chnnt ll~
A b.t &nd tho Nune DimtttlS to Ba.rnby 1Il E Bat
waa held Wagom were kindly lent. bv
Wl..l'ner; DlVlSion 4 Hono~. D. Warner, K WilkU1l, 131B LA.'wrenceo a.nd M Freeman
Jnada .ot the- school Tea 'tria ~ded for Parkin, D Newben-v; Dimon 4 PUI,}.f
Boys ovfr 9 and unde.r 11-1 A. l'rowton, 2 A Th e R-cv E LoQg Tellod the Jesson Each oontln
.f!:ent, lor Te prcsqjl tAilvCfI or the v8.rlou " oountrle8
...!riCh the [lVokin~h&m F.1n Bn~ade kindly }in~ht, V Kmg.){ 'Y.tea: DIVl.lOn 3 Honouro. Toylor. ~ A. l:dwudj
dt th eir l5e,ts Pl ilia south &1.I1e and ma.rched. up
boiliod
ate
, r With t.b~Jr steam en ne Gamel,
t Ya.t.e. V Lunn • .}.{ Wn~t, D Pll!1l8!, M
Glrla QlI'Ol' 9 and under 11 -1 L Slarke, 2 E lihQ
n aV$ to th1e oba.noe1 ster., where thelr leaders
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1ol1owed wlt.h much: .
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Deane
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Boys over 11 and under 13 - 1 E Broadhurst.. mtroduced theIr gt'oupa a.nd , h e Rev S M Wl.Dter
a.coknO'Wledged theIr OJaun8 to be r ec:ogmsed by the
LooD
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2DRich.3Bstok ..
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Judd.
Dova 0.'" 13 -1 F Clark •. 2 C Greenough 3 E mlsslonJ\l')' SOClet y other ~hym n~ sung were ' The
onOlm!,
Churnh's {mo Foundat1On II U From
Girl GUlde! movement has ObvlOtUly
Pleeu, ,V Stevens, M Deane, V
But.clter
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