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

District Commissioner of Hammersmith). In addition to these two gentlemen, the visitors included Brigadier- General Godfrey Faussett (Countv Commissioner) and Mr. A. F. G. Adams (Chairman of the Southdown District). Burgess Hill gave bridge-building display

others present Included Brig.-Gen. Godfrey Faussett (Assistant County Commissioner for East Sussex, and Acting Courty Commissioner), Brig.-Oen. M. H. E. Welch (A.C.C., West Sussex), Major W. Hooker (A.C.C., Scouts), Col. St. G. Caulfend (District Commissioner

H. S. Read. J.P. (chairman of the Hastings and District Boy Scouts' Association) and Mrs. Read, Mr. H. W. Bothamlev (county secretary) and Brig.-General E. G. Godfrey Faussett. The Scouts and Cubs marched on to the parade ground, headed their colours

NEWS FROM THE DISTRICT SCOUTS AT CHURCH PROMISES RENEWED AT BATTLE Brig-General E. O. Godfrey Faussett (County Commissioner), read the lesson, and Lieut.-Colonel J. E. H. Sawyer (Assistant County Commissioner for Training) led the renewal of the promise

drill and gym display. Among the large company present were the Marquess and Marchioness Abergavenny. General E. Godfrcv- Faussett assistant county commislonen. and Bng.-Gcneral E. O'Brien (chairman of the local association).

opportunity for the people of Sussex to do their good turn for the Scouts. The Mayor and Mayoress took tea with the Duke. and among the company were Brigadier - General Godfrey - Faussett and Brigadier-General Welch, respectively Assistant County Commissioners

Slater (district commissioner), Captain C. N. C. Boyle assistant HQ. commissioner for Cubs), Brigadier-General E. G. Godfrey- Faussett (assistant county commissioner for Sussex), Mr. Sydney M. Parkman, Mr. H. S. Read, J.P. (chairman of the local association)

which boys could be taught their badges and scoutcraft in competitive spirit, and so make scouting a pleasant, as well instructive, recreatlou. General Godfrey Faussett spoke on the necessity for the patrol system, which gave the young boys an opportunity

-General E. Godfrey Faussett, C.8., C. E. B. Rogers and G. G. " Get-Together" left everyone with the feeling that the game of Scouting was well worth while. The credit for arranging so successful event must go to the local District Rover Scout Council and A