ROKEBY’S CHAIR
This is one of the chairs made by the members of the Seagull Club, Rokeby. These chairs are very comfortable, and especially suitable for out-of-doors. Lady Gay has already sold two, .made by Rokeby* and the profits will go to the Christmas Mission.' Tony Timings was photographed standing by the Rokeby chair
Our school, at Horrelville, is painted green and cream. It has a big veranda as well. It is an open-air one and has two rooms with a porch in, between them. —RHODA HIDE, Horrelville.
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22419, 4 June 1938, Page 2 (Supplement)
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