:‘DnPP®, r. Godfrcy-Faussett 0 mitiussioner of Scouts) . . '■ ), training of boys had ■inti tj?' . eiunatcd as national ,i fete and rally held id District Scouts' ncral Faussett depunho. owing to being Service, was unable •ral Faussett opened nt

fair and games day. to be held at Prince s Park on July 8, were made. The sports will be opened by Brig.- General Godfrey Faussett. As I told you last week, after the sports there will be displays in the arena from 6.30 “■*. but I omitted to say that it

this would help to satisfy the desire felt by practically all old Scouts to give back to Scouting something of what they had gained from it. Brig.-General Faussett considered that old Scouts should take a definite attitude towards all the negative infl

- Dr and Mrs Ewart; and Mrs Falkner. Lt.-Col. F. R- ft- Forsyth; Capt. and Mrs Fletcher; Mr and Mrs Conway Fletcher; Mrs Faussett- Farquhar; Mr and Mrs T. Fothringham; Miss Dorothy Fraser: Mrs Grey Fullerton; Capt. R. Fullerton; the Misses Forsyth-Grant;

people who want to get the best out of this summer KING’S EQUERRY’S SON ENGAGED Mr. George Godfrey - Faussett. son of Captain Sir' Bryan Godfrey- Faussett, R.N., Extra Equerry to King George VI.. has become engaged to Miss Stella Mary Locker-Lampson, daughter

scene from the Gang Show.” The 3rd Uckfield Rovers staged a mystic show. The County Commissioner, Brig.- General E. Godfrey Faussett, presented warrants to Miss D. V. Wilson (4th Uckfield) as G.S.M., R. L. Pollard (Ist Buxted) and A.S.M., A. Kenworthy as

scene from the " Gang Show." The 3rd Uckfield Rovers staged a mystic show. The County Commissioner, Brig.- General E. Godfrey Faussett, presented warrants to Miss D. V. Wilson (4th Uckfield) as G.S.M., R. L. Pollard (Ist Buxted) and A.S.M., A. Kenworthy A

. There was an Informal gathering at the camp on Wednesday, when prominent Scout officials from all parts of the county were present. Brigadier-General E. G. Godfrey- Faussett. the County Commissioner, referred to the splendid work done by General Jeffreys

Norfolk, the County Commissioner for Sussex. Brigadier-General E. G. Godfrey Faussett, C. 8., C.M.G.. the Assistant County Commissioner. Brigadier-General Welch, and the County Secretary, Mr H. W. Bothamley. It was the first meeting of the Association

Cooper (Lewes County School for Boys). Ladles: Captain, Miss A. Dumbrell (school teacher). Mrs. Smart (doctor’s wife). Miss E. Faussett (garden architect), Miss M. Elliot (secretary of the Surgical Aid Society), Miss R. Prichard (hiatory specialist), and Miss