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Announcement! S. THOMAS & SONS AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. HOUSE, ESTATE and BUSINESS TRANSFER AGENTS of 1, ROYAL TERRACE. WEYMOUTH and 11, CORNHILL. DORCHEBTER (Telephone 2100/1) (Telephone announce that for the benefit of clients and applicants a New Branch Office has been opened BR

Tributes At Kenton Dinner The first postwar dinner of Kenton and Powderham branch of the British Lecion was held at the Victory Hall. Kenton, on Saturday. Proposing The British Legion." the Earl of Devon said the Legion was needed to-day as much as ever. He expressed his pleasur

Presented By Exeter Drama League Exeter Drama League scored a success in presentations of Othello" in the Washington Singer Theatre on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Mark Gapper found the Moor of Venice a character which enabled him to make full use of his histrionic powers and

Impressive Cathedral Presentation The Exeter Musical Society did well in their performance of Bach's St. John Passion in the Cathedral, Exeter, on Saturday. The society's 100-strong choir and 25-piece orchestra had the assistance of the Cathedral Choristers and Stephen Manton (t

Haldon Moor Man Fined Appearing at Exeter Magistrates Court Tuesday, following seven days' adjournment for the case to be dealt with at the next Quarter Sessions, Cecil Herbert Cooke, aged 51, of The Caravan, Haldon Moor, said that he had changed his mind and asked for the case

Members of Exmouth St. John Ambulance Brigade and nursing division, under Supt. W. J. Pernam, paid a visit to Sidmouth on Wednesday, joined with local members in a quiz on first-aid and home nursing subjects. Sidmouth members won by a narrow margin. County Officer C Wood present

Clovelly Gifts To Them And Miss B. Skinner Clovelly people regret the departure for Honiton. of Miss Leeke and her sister Miss Helen Leeke, also their housekeeper, Miss Bessie Skinner. Misses Leeke are daughters of the late Yen. Newton Leeke (formerly Archdeacon of Totnes and so

Let Tenants Buy Their Houses LEADING at the annual meeting of the Provident Permanent Building Society in Exeter, on Monday, for the occupants the city's council houses to be allowed to buy them on mortgage, Mr. C. S. Moores declared: People are sending their spare money up to t

Exeter Harriers' Success The Western Counties Senior Champions, Exeter Harriers, J"* Saturday, beat R.N.E.C.. Plymouth in a cross-country race over Summer-lane—Beacon Heath area, oy 35 points to 43. J. Coombe and vv. Courtenay. of the Harriers were horn - ' first together 32.30