NORTH BEACH NOTES.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18208, 20 October 1924, Page 3

NORTH BEACH NOTES.

The position of the queens ill' tbo queen carnival as shown by the flags over the Surf Pa-vilion has been changed, the South Queen now l:«ing in the lead witli tfie East Queen, second. General satisfaction is felt at the successes obtained by the Brighton competitors in tho Band, of Hope Competitions on Friday night last, when the Campbell Brothers wn the vocal duet and Wilfred Sherlock the spelling bee. and '-be children's party the action song. Eric Hulm'c secured, eccond place in tho vocal fiolo, Joan Hughes and Muriel Kershaw second in tho duet in character and the chorus party second 'in th« young' people's chorus. ><ori.h Beach has had x ieccnt unpleasant visitation from burglars. Tws> shops in i Jiowhill road (Mr foot, grocer,- «nd Mr Shaw, butcher), being broken into and'gocd* stolen from both places. - i.V verv Successful concert was held in tho Beach School on Friday evening. The programme was arranged by Min3 Broom, of tho teaching staff, and consisted of choruses, songs, recitations and instrumental items by the children. The object i of tiie concert was to raise funds for the ~a.rden fete and sale c-t worjc to bo held at "Saltaire" on November Ist. rhere was a "•cod attendance of parents and others, and all the items were thoroughly appreciated. The choruses in costume wcro most pleas-ir-rlv rung and reflected fireatcredit -irT*Broom who trained the children.* Other iliio . ■ , j| Williams (Eonpr), and K- Richards (pianoforte duet), Xi.. MeCaugbern (recitations), ii. McGaugfiem (violin solos).