CHISLEHURST

ORPINGTON AND

CRAY VALLEY HOSPITAL ERECTED 1882

ENLARGED 1901

CHILDREN’S WARD ADDED 1910

RECONSTRUCTED 1924

FORTY-SIXTH

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL

FOR THE

FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED

DECEMBER 31, 1929

St. Mary Cray Station I f miles

Sidcup Station ... 2^ ,,

Chislehurst Station ... 3| ,, Postal Address : Telephone No.

ST. PAULS CRAY Orpington Station ... 3^ ,, 27 ORPINGTON

22501899586

1929

CHISLEHURST ORPINGTON

AND

CRAY VALLEY HOSPITAL ERECTED 1882

ENLARGED 1901

CHILDREN'S WARD ADDED 1910

RECONSTRUCTED 1924

FORTY-SIXTH

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL

FOR THE

FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1929

St. Marv Cray Station lx miles

Postal Address :

ST. PAULS CRAY

Sidcup Station

Chislehurst Station

Orpington Station

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Telephone No. :

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Chislehurst, Orpington and

Cray Valley Hospital

(ffounril.

{Jhairman—F. C. Tiarks, D.L., Foxbury, Chislehurst.

Lt.-Col. The Hon. G. Akers-Douglas, The Rookery,

St. Mary Cray.

T. W. Bailey. M.R.C.S., Orpington.

G. Bull, J.P., Lower Road, St. Mary Cray.

E. Rock Carling, F.R.C.S., Westminster Hospital, London.

Sir John Dewrance, G.B.E., 165, Great Hover Street, S.E. 1.

B. H. Holroyd, Glenmore, Upper Warlingham, Surrey.

H. C. Honey, O.B.E., St. John’s Road, Orpington.

C. S. Joseph, St. Pauls Cray.

T. H. Nash, Garland Hill, St. Pauls Cray.

R. C. Phillips, Elmstead Cottage, Chislehurst.

Rev. S. E. B. Serle, The Vicarage, Chislehurst West.

A. Tennyson Smith, M.H., Orpington.

J. H. Tallent, M.B., Chislehurst.

R. E. Trevithick, Elmstead Glade, Chislehurst.

E. H. West, Herry Downs, St. Mary Cray.

and

The Honorary Treasurer, ex-officio.

(Committee of JEaitagrnmit.

Lt.-Col. The Hon.

G. Akers-Douglas.

G. Bull.

H. C. Honey.

T. H. Nash.

R. C. Phillips.

R. E. Trevithick.

E. H. West.

With the Honorary Treasurer, and the Acting Medical Officer

of the month.

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Orpington

Crofton

St. Mary Cray

St. Pauls Cray

Chelsfield

Downe

Farnborough

Green Street Green.

Foots Cray ..

North Cray

Swanley Junction .

Chislehurst . .

Imral treasurers.

E. G. Livermore, Bank House, Orpington.

D. R. Beck, Woodcombe, Crofton.

W. Pain, The Mount, Derry Downs,

St. Mary Cray.

T. H. Nash, Garland Hill, St Pauls Cray.

W. Fox, Holly Croft, Chelsfield.

Miss C. M. Smith, Downe Court.

J. Reginald Bartlett, Orchardside, Farnborough.

P. Pilbeam, School House, Green Street Green.

W. G. Tossell, Post Office, Foots Cray.

Mrs. North, Vale Mascal, Bexley.

Mrs. Lewis, Petham Court, Swanley Junction.

Ernest Evan Spicer, Camden Holt, Chislehurst.

Hon. Solicitors—Messrs. Baker, Blaker & Hawes.

Hon. Treasurer—Ernest Evan Spicer. Camden Holt, Chislehurst.

Hon. Auditor—P. H. Green, F.C.A.

Secretary—W. S. Allen, Uplands, Homefield Rise, Orpington.

Hon. Assistant Secretary—AA. E. Spry.

KTaj&tes’ ITttea Jlssnrtation.

President :

*Mrs. Travers Hawes.

Vice-Presidents :

Mrs. Birkett.

Mrs. Culbertson.

Mrs. Ironside.

*Mrs. Lawson.

Mrs. Lewis.

*The Matron

*Mrs. Nash.

*Mrs. Norman-Butler.

*Mrs. North.

Miss de Q. Quincey.

Miss Tiarks.

the Hospital.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer :

*Mrs. Sicklemore, Avonhurst, Chislehurst.

* Members of Committee.

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Consulting j^taff.

H. S. Barwell, F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Diseases of Throat and Ear,

St. George’s Hospital.

Sir William Bennett, K.C.V.O., F.R.C.S., Consulting Surgeon,

St. George’s Hospital.

J. Menlove Bennion, M.A., M.D., B.C. (Cantab), M.R.C.S. Eng.,

L.R.C.P. (Lond.).

Sir John Charlton Briscoe, Bart., M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician

ICing’s College Hospital.

E. Rock Carling, M.B. (Bond.), F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Westminster

Hospital.

Malcolm Donaldson, F.R.C.S., M.B., B.Ch., St. Bartholomew’s

Hospital.

F. J. McCann, M.D., M.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Samaritan

Free Hospital for Women.

Clement Price Thomas, F.R.C.S., Westminster Hospital.

Cnnsulting Raftinkrgist.

H. K. Graham Hodgson, M.B., B.S. (Durh.), D.M.R.E.

Deputy-Radiologist.

A. Tennyson Smith, M.D., C.M.

Radiographer.

J. Lashbrook.

sorting IRcforal J^taff.

C. E. Anderson, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.)

T. W. Bailey, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.)

C. G. Battiscombe, M.B., C.M.

E. S. A. Crawford, B.A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.

R. A. Crawford, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

George Davis, M.D., B.S. (Durh.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

J. Grant, M.D., Ch.B.

T. Handel, M.B., B.S. (Lond.)

H. Lawson, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.)

C. E. Price, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H.

A. Tennyson Smith, M.D., C.M.

J. H. Tallent, B.A., M.B., B.C. (Cantab.)

R. W. L. Todd, M.B., Ch.B.

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Jimnjeott jjottists.

E. F. Smith, L.D.S.

W. W. Whittington, L.D.S.

JKatrmt.

Miss Jessie D. Milner.

Erustres.

Sir John Dewrance, G.B.E.

E. H. Joynson.

A. Miller- Hallett.

F. C. Tiarks.

fBattkers.

Martins Bank, Limited,

68, Lombard Street, London, E.C.3,

Chislehurst, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, Farnborough, and Sidcup.

Chislehurst, Orpington and Cray Valley Hospital.

The Council present their Forty-sixth Annual Report, with the Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1929,

and the usual Statistical Tables.

The increasing usefulness of the Hospital to local residents

is evidenced by the fact that the number of patients admitted

during 1929 exceeded by 50—or over 12%—the preceding year’s

figure, and is, in fact, the highest on record.

As regards the financial position, the Hospital’s income has

again exceeded its expenditure, the debit balance on Income and

Expenditure Account being reduced by a further £72 to £619.

This statement, on the face of it, is very satisfactory, but an

examination of the Accounts shows a less encouraging state of

affairs. There is a material decrease, as compared with 1928, in

the income from Annual Subscriptions, Donations and Entertain¬

ments, and, after taking into account slight increases in respect

of Congregational Collections and Collecting Boxes, the net result

is a diminution in the revenue from these sources of £270. In

other words, donations have declined, and had it not been for the

increased fees received from patients (as shown in Table F) and

the additional interest earned on the Legacy moneys, there would

have been, not a surplus, but an actual deficit. Furthermore, had

the £163 shown under the heading “Extraordinary” been treated

as Revenue, and not Capital, Expenditure, this deficit would have

been still further increased.

While the Council have had proof, in the past, of the

generosity of local residents, and feel sure that, if the Hospital

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were in urgent need, the necessary funds would be forthcoming,

they would nevertheless urge once again the desirability of

enabling the Hospital to meet its necessary normal expenditure,

year by year, out of current income.

In considering the expenditure for the year under review,

as compared with 1928, it will be recognised that, as a greater

number of patients were treated, several of the items have increased

accordingly. Attention is invited to Table B of the Statistics,

which, by giving the expenditure in terms of averages, affords a

fairer basis of comparison, and shows an actual decrease under

all heads except “ Domestic ” and cc Salaries and Wages.” In the

former case it should be borne in mind that the value of gifts by

the Ladies’ Linen Association, namely £98, has this year been

included. (A similar amount has, of course, been brought into

the Accounts as income under the heading of Gifts in Kind). As

regards the item‘£ Salaries and Wages,” the reason for the increase

is that, owing to the inadequacy of the permanent Nursing Staff,

it has been found necessary to engage help from outside Private

Institutions. The explanation underlying this fact is one which

gives rise to grave issues, and is causing the Council much concern.

The position is as follows—

For some time past, despite the efforts of the Matron, it has

been found impossible to maintain the Nursing Staff at full strength.

Enquiries have proved that all Hospitals—and particularly the

smaller ones—are at present experiencing the same difficulty ;

and in the case of our own Hospital, its inaccessibility and lack

of amenities accentuate this difficulty. The only solution, it would

seem, is to make the Hospital more attractive to Nurses by

providing facilities for recreation, with more regular and perhaps

longer “ off-duty ” times. This, in fact, is no mere bait or

concession, but rather the right of the Nurses, whose duties, at

best, are long and strenuous. It will be obvious, however, that, in

order to relieve the undue stress under which the Nursing Staff

is at present working, additional help will be required, and here

there arises the question of accommodation, which, in the present

buildings, forms an insuperable difficulty.

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This whole matter has been considered very thoroughly by the

Medical Staff and the Council, and though, at the moment, no

definite decision has been reached, material reorganisation, both

as regards the buildings and the general running of the Hospital,

is contemplated, which it is confidently hoped will be in all respects

advantageous.

The Council welcome this opportunity of expressing their

warm thanks to all who, by their gifts and service, have enabled

the Hospital to continue its work for yet another year.

The Subscriptions and Donations enumerated on subsequent

pages are gratefully acknowledged, and thanks are offered to the

local Treasurers—including the Members of the Special Committees

in the Orpington and Green Street Green districts—for their services

in collecting these contributions. The Special Donations received

include grants from the Hospital Saturday Fund, the Hospital

Sunday Fund and the League of Mercy, as well as £200 from

Alexandra Day, which has been allocated, in the lists, in proportion

to the amounts collected in the various districts. In addition to

monetary contributions, many valuable gifts in kind have also

been received from the Ladies’ Linen Association and others, as

shown on page 35.

The Accounts have again been audited by Mr. Percy H. Green,

F.C.A. As has been mentioned in previous Reports, the Hospital

has no claim whatsoever on Mr. Green, and the Council are therefore

particularly indebted to him for carrying out, gratuitously, this

onerous work.

In conclusion, the Council would express their appreciation

of the services rendered by the Members of the Consulting and

Acting Medical Staffs, and the Nursing Staff. It is upon their

skill and efforts that the fulfilment of the Hospital’s purpose

depends, and acknowledgment is due to them for their devoted

work in the interests of the patients committed to their care.

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STATISTICAL TABLES

CHISLEHURST, ORPINGTON AND CRAY VALLEY HOSPITAL.

Statistics for the Year ended 31st December, 1929, compared with those of the previous Year ended 31st December, 1928.

(A) Number of Beds and In-Patients.

Numbers in 1929.

(Year under review)

Numbers in previous year.

1. Number of Beds available for use 29 29 2. Average number of available Beds as counted and recorded daily 29 29

3. Average Number of Patients resident daily as counted and, recorded daily 19-58 18-2

4. Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at the beginning of the year 16 20 5. ,, ,, ,, admitted during the year . . 466 416 6. ,, ,, ,, in the Hospital at the end of the year 19 16 7. Average number of days each Patient was resident 1544 1583

[Ascertained by dividing the yearly total of daily counts by the number of Patients treated to a conclusion, i.e. (4) + (5) - (6)].

8. Number of Patients resident for (i) only 1 day 48 31 (ii) 2 and 3 days 100

.

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(C) PATIENTS ADMITTED.

1929. 1928. | 1927.

Patients in the Hospital at the beginning of the year 16 20 17

Admitted during the year— (a) To General Wards 425 \ 466 370 416 38°t .is (b) To Private Wards 41/ 45 J 35 f

482 436 432

Patients in the Hospital at the end of the year 19 16 20

Recovered 448 394 389

Improved . . 7 8 8

Transferred or returned home — 1 1 Died 8 17 14

Remained in Hospital at the end of the year 19 16 20

482 436 432

Maximum Daily occupation for year 28 28 25 Minimum Daily occupation for year 10 6 11

(D) AREAS FROM WHICH PATIENTS WERE DRAWN.

1929. 1928. 1927.

Chislehurst 67 72 83 Orpington 115 118 118 St. Mary Cray 85 86 82 St. Pauls Cray 41 32 36 Foots Cray 10 4 6 North Cray 2 2 7 Swanley, Crockenhill and Hextable . . 71 17 2 Chelsfield . . 15 24 31 Green Street Green 14 17 12 Farnborough 16 12 20 Downe, Knockholt and Cudham 5 8 5 Places outside Hosiptal Area . . 25 24 13

466 416 415

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(E) INCOME.

1929. 1928. 1927.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d Annual Subscriptions 574 0 10 621 4 9 573 8 9 Donations . . 641 5 5 695 3 2 501 1 7 Hospital Saturday Fund 16 0 0 30 0 0 5 0 0 Hospital Sunday Fund . . 30 0 0 30 0 0 25 0 0 Congregational Collections 120 5 4 115 5 1 115 9 11 Entertainments . . 241 5 4 403 6 8 296 14 1 Interest and Dividends 682 0 11 408 0 9 266 9 1 Patients’ Payments :—

Private Wards 657 12 9 563 3 11 454 7 9* General Wards 506 4 0 459 2 3 522 8 11 Out-Patients. . 7 4 6 4 7 6 4 12 6 Public Authorities . . 125 6 0 64 8 0 92 S 0 Approved Societies 320 11 11 141 12 0 226 5 0 X-Ray 131 18 0 111 7 8 38 17 5

Collecting Boxes . . 68 16 11 66 4 4 67 6 1 Other Receipts (Sundries) 4 0 0 4 0 0 36 10 0

* 9, ,, (Gifts in Kind). . * 127 9 10 50 1 6 56 0 3

4,254 1 9 3,767 7 7 3,281 19 4 Legacies — 10,040 0 0 Special Fund -—- 437 2 6

Total Income £4,254 1 9 £13,807 7 7 £3,719 1 10

EXPENDITURE.

1929. 1928. 1927.

Maintenance £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Provisions 810 19 6 800 14 11 722 15 7 Surgery and Dispensary 395 19 1 439 16 5 400 2 4

^Domestic * 978 18 1 833 10 5 755 13 7 Establishment 137 11 10 170 17 4 147 9 0 Salaries and Wages 1,256 11 1 1,057 9 7 982 12 0

|X-Ray 185 9 1 73 4 8 f Miscellaneous Expenses 51 19 6 47 19 1 43 4 9 Administration :—• Management 305 7 3 292 1 2 273 3 5 Finance (Appeals) — 11 10 O Smi 3 12 9

4,122 15 5 3,727 3 9 3,328 13 5 Rates and Tithe.. 59 6 4 31 7 7 31 5 3 Extraordinary Expenditure 163 10 9 252 16 8 396 0 11

Total Expenditure £4,345 12 6 £4,011 8 0 £3,755 19 7

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* Value of Gifts from Ladies’ Linen Association included in figures for 1929.

t Included, prior to 1928, under the headings Surgery and Salaries

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INCOME AND EXPENDITURE PER NURSING DAY.

1929. 1

1928. 1927.

Income (excludingExtraordinary Receipts) 11s. 10'85d. 11s. 3'97d. 9s. 8-16d.

Expenditure (excluding Extra¬ ordinary Expenditure) 11s. 8‘42d. 11s. 3'65d. 9s. 10'92d.

Numbeii of Nursing Days 7,148 6,650 6,781

(F) FEES RECEIVED FROM PATIENTS.

1929.

General Wards.

Private Wards.

Total Receipts.

Nursing Days.

For twelve months £1,021 5 2 £727 12 0 £1,748 17 2

General Wards 6,418

Per Nursing day 3s. 2T9d. 19s. ll"21d. 4s. 10'72d.

Private Wards 730

1928.

For twelve months £710 9 5 £633 11 11 £1,344 1 4

General Wards 5,783

Per Nursing day 2s. 5.49d. 14s. 7’39d. 4s. 0-51d.

Private Wards 867

1927.

For twelve months £845 14 5 £454 7 9 £1,300 2 2

General Wards 6,198

Per Nursing . . day 2s. 8-75d. 15s. 7'05d. 3s. lOOld.

Private Wards 583

Note.—The figures for 1927 exclude X-Ray Fees.

(G) 1929. 1928

Number of operations performed during the year 385 353

Number of Out-Patients treated during the year

Number of X-Ray examinations made during the year

71 and 25 repeat visits.

243

38 and 60 repeat visits.

184

Total number of articles sent to Laundry 31,044 32,646

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List of Subscriptions and Donations

for the Year 1929.

SPECIAL DONATIONS.

Chislehurst War Memorial Trust Fund Hospital Saturday Fund Hospital Sunday Fund League of Mercy

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£ s. d. 40 16 4 16 0 0 30 0 0 35 0 0

Total .. £121 16 4

CHISLEHURST. Annual

Subscription. Donation.

£ s. d. £ 8. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion) 69 8 0 Allan, James, North wood 2 9 0 “ Anonymous ” 5 0 0 “ Anonymous,” Billiards contribution . . 14 0 Atkins, Miss M. A., Rectory Place 10 0 Batten, The Misses, Foxdeane . . 1 1 0 Bean, Miss F. Daunsington, The Meadow 1 1 0 Bilbrough, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth, Elmstead Grange 10 10 0 Billinghurst, Mr. & Mrs. W. B., Randalls, Mead

Road . . 2 2 0 Bird, A. H., Shepherds Green 2 2 0 Birkett, Louis, Summer Hill 10 0 Boone; Mrs. M. G., Hawk wood . . 10 0 Boosey, Miss B., Betterington . . 1 0 0 Bowen, J. F., Heathfield 3 3 0 Bowen, The Misses, Leweston 9 *Li 2 0 Bowring, Col. F. T., Hurstmead. . 1 1 0 Boyall, H. H., Imperial Arms 10 6 Brigden, W., Chislehurst West . . 2 2 0 Bulley, C. A., Willow Grove 1 1 0 “ Bull’s Head ” Hotel (Collecting Box) 1 0 Caesar, W. R., Warren House 3 3 0 Carter, J. H., Lubbock Road 1 1 0 Carter. J. H., Lubbock Road (Collecting Box) 9 0 0 Cave, H. W., The Homestead 1 0 0 Chislehurst Athletic Association 90 0 0 Christ Church (Collection) 9 9 0

Carried forward £36 1 6 184 9 0

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Chislehurst (continued).

Brought forward .. Church of the Annunciation (Harvest Festival

Collection) Crowdy, C. W., Ladbrook “ Crown Hotel ” (Collecting Box) Cuddon, Mr. & Mrs. B., Mulbarton Court Dawson. Miss A. J., The Rectory Dawson, Rev. Canon J. E., The Rectory Dobbing, Mrs. C. J., Calderwood Du Croz, Mr. & Mrs. A. M., Rough wood, Hol¬

brook Lane Dunn, Miss Newton, Walden Manor Edlmann, Col. F. J., D.S.O., Hawkwood Edlmann, Miss M. C., Hawkwood Eltham Farm Dairies Faber, H. L., Beechcroft Faber, Mrs. E. M., Beechcroft Fehr, F. E., Hatton House Fletcher, C. E., Che vender Fox, Miss M. E., Coed Bel “Fox & Hounds ” (Collecting Box) Fraser, Lady, Selwood Freese, Mrs. O., Granite Lodge Freese, Miss E., Granite Lodge Freese, Miss M., Granite Lodge George, Mrs. G. M., Redholm, Shepherds Green George, Stanley B., Redholm, Shepherds Green Grundy, X. !)., Mountfield Hadrill, Mr. & Mrs. H. J., Walpole, Manor Park Harrild, Horton, Walsingham Harris, H. A. M., Goddington, Manor Park Road Hawes, Mrs. Travers, Nizels Heizmann, R. A., Elmstead Knoll Heseltine, C. P., Pinewood, Yester Road Hilder, T. P., Cadlands Hoare, Mrs., The Grange, St. Pauls Cray Road Hue-Williams, Mrs., Ashton Humberstones, 10, Royal Parade “ Imperial Arms ” (Collecting Box) Jackson, Mrs. D., Willow Grove James, Mrs0 S., Chislehurst West Jupp, John A., The Covert, Elmstead Kendall, Spencer B., Woodbury. . Kendall, Mrs. Spencer B., Woodbury . . Lash, W., Chislehurst West

Annual Subscription.

£ s. d. 36 1 6

1 1 0

5 5 0 10 6

2 2 0 5 5 0

5 0 0

2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0

10 10 0

5 5 0 5 0 0 1 1 0

3 0 0 1 1 0

10 6 10 6

1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0

10 10 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0

10 6 2 0 0 1 I 0 2 0 0

1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 2 12 6 2 12 6 1 1 0

Carried forward .. . . . . £124 8 6

Donation.

£ s. d* 184 2 0

9 1 6

5 0

20 0 0

I 1 0

2 6

4 2

214 16 2

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Chislehurst (continued). Annual

Subscription.

Brought forward Le Geyt, Miss J. M., Abbeymead Lord, Percy F. G., Inglewood Lund, Mr. & Mrs. F. W., The Manor House .. McAndrew, Miss B. M., Golden Mead McArthur, W., The Meadow Macfarlane, R. C., Braekenside Mackenzie. J. A. P., Whinfield McKewan, Walter D. Camden Place Margetson, Mss E. L., Copley Dene Margetson, Mrs. F. N., Copley Dene Margetson, Harold, Moorlands Marriott, R. H., Fairoaks Marsham-Townshend, H. S., Scadbury Park . . Martins Bank, Ltd., Staff May, E. J., Lyneham Meers, Miss H. H., Achlian Merry, G. W., & Miller, G. W., White House . . Moor, Miss S. M., Ardmore Murray, Rev. & Mrs. Athole, Wardley Murton, W. H., The Briars National LRility Poultry Society (per A. Cooling) Netherway, J., Selwyns, Lubbock Road O’Brien, H., Oakleigh, Summer Hill Oliver, C., Shepherd’s Green Pain, A. R., Loen, St. Pauls Cray Common Paterson, Miss Agnes, Church Row Payne, Mrs. A. M., Saxbys Perks, R. Malcolm, Claverley, Lubbock Road Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. R. C., Elmstead Cottage Platt, Clifford L., Leesons Corner Plummer, Miss G. M., Nutwood Polo Week at Foxbury, per F. C. Tiarks. .

Queens Head ” Hotel (Collecting Box) Quincey, Miss M. de Q., Oakwood Robinson, Mrs. E. G., Crayhurst, Leesons (re raffle

of car by Messrs. Collins and Robinson) . . St. Nicholas Church (Harvest Festival Collection) St. John’s Church (Harvest Festival Collection) Serle, Rev. & Mrs. S. E. B., The Annunciation

Vicarage Shergold, C., Adelaide Road Sicklemore, H. G., Avonhurst Sicklemore Mrs. J. E., Avonhurst Simms, F. R., Storth Oaks, Walden Road

£ 124

1 2 5 1 2 2

2 o L4

2 3 1

1 1 2

♦ 5 2 2

3 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2

2

2

2 3 1

s. d. 8 6 1 0 2 0 5 0 1 0 2 0 2 0

10 6 0 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 5 0

1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0

3 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0

2 0

2 0

2 0 3 0 1 0

Donation.

£ S. d. 214 16 2

2 0 0

3 3 0

6 17 5

63 17 3 5 0

1 8 0 36 7 0

4 7 10

10 0

Carried forward .. £195 17 0 333 11 8

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A nnual Chislehurst (continued). Subscripti on. Donation.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward .. 195 17 0 333 11 8

Slade, Miss A., 14, Green Lane . . 10 0 Spicer, E. E., Camden Holt 5 5 0 Straus, Mrs. B., Hatton Cottage 1 1 0 St urge, A. L., Shepherds Green 5 5 0 Tallack, F. H. C., Luson House . . 1 1 0 Thornton, Miss M., Old Crown Cottage.. 2 2 0 Tiarks, Miss A. H., St. Peter’s Lodge . . 10 0 0 Tiarks, F. C., Foxbury 10 10 0 Tod, N. P., Norman Cottage 2 2 0 Trevithick, R. E., Elmstead Glade 5 5 0 Tvlor, Mrs.. Willow Grove 1 1 0 Warren, Mrs., Furzefield. . 1 1 0 1 1 0 Waters, A. W., Royal Parade 2 6 Waters, E. C., Royal Parade 10 6 Waters, E. C. & Son, Royal Parade (Collecting

Box) 3 7 Watson, A. H., Clifton 2 o j-j 0 Watts, W. F., Shepherds Green Cottage 1 1 0 Webb, Mrs., Willowside . . 1 1 0 Wesleyan Church (Collection) 11 10 0 Westminster Bank, Ltd. . . 2 2 0 White, Douglas. T., Willow Grove 1 1 0 White, Dr. & Mrs. James 2 2 0 Whyte, Miss A. K., Oakwood 3 3 0 Whyte, Miss J. R., Oakwood 3 3 0 Willis, Miss 0. M., Oldhaven, Royal Parade 5 5 0 Women’s Social Club (Collecting Box) 18 9 Wood, P. F., Camden Lodge 1 1 0

Total • • £263 14 0 347 5 0

ORPINGTON AND CROFTON. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion) 48 17 0 Adams, Mrs., Keswick Road 5 0 Ainsworth, Mrs., 2, Hill view Road O AJ 6 All Saints' Church (Collections) . . 9 9 3 " Anonymous ” r' 5 0 “ Anonymous ” 1 0 0 £C Artichoke ” Inn, High Street (Collecting Box) 2 0 0 Ay ling, Thomas, 95, High Street 10 6 Ball, C. W., 34, Broxbourne Road 5 0 Ball, L. E., 41, Broomhill 2 6

Carried forward £2 10 6 60 6 3

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Annual Orpington and Crofton (continued). Subscription.

Brought forward Barlow, Dr. P. Lazarus, Sevenoaks Road Barnard, Mr. & Mrs. J. J., Red Lodge, Goddington

Lane Barnes. Mr. & Mrs. G. G., Sunnyside, Crofton

Lane Batson, G. D., Trelawney, St. John’s Road Baxter, Mrs. A., 16, Broomhill Road Baxter, Mrs. J., Timberscombe, Station Hill . . Baxter, Payne & Lepper, Station Approach . . Beedle, E. F., 23 Broxbourne Road Bell, Leslie C., Elm Cottage, Crofton Lane Bell, Mr. & Mrs. S. J., Llillside, Station Road Blackman, Mrs., Grassington, Chislehurst Road Blackman, Mrs., Berwyn, Knoll Rise Bland, S. G., 11, Broxbourne Road Boot, N. C., Lyn Cot, Goddington Lane Bound, Mr. & Mrs., The Drive Bowman, Mr. & Mrs., Keswick Road Box, A. C., Broxbourne Road Britton, Mr. & Mrs., Irene Road Browing, Mrs. C., The Avenue Bruce, C. L., High Street (Collecting Box) Bruce, C. L., High Street. Sale of Photos re

Nurse Tremain Bubb, Mrs., Orchard Lea, Chislehurst Road Burch, C. S., Bark Hart Burrows, Mrs., Station Road Butcher, C., Martins Bank, Ltd. Butler, Mrs., The Cottage, Lucerne Road Butterworth, Mrs., Station Hill Byatt, Mrs., St. John’s Road Calder, W. J., Tower Road Calver, Mrs. J.. Station Hill Campion, Mrs. E. W., Broomhill Carey, The Misses, High Street Chalk, Mr. & Mrs. J. V., Station Hill Chambers, Mrs., Lavengro, Chislehurst Road . . Champkins, C., 24, Broomhill Chapman, Mr. & Mrs. G. E., Broxbourne Road Chauntrell, Cyril St. C., Stanley Road Cherryman, Mrs., Broxbourne Road Chidley, Mrs., Normanhurst, The Avenue Chipping, Mrs., 28, Hillview Road Clark, H. C., Broomhill Road

£ s. d. 2 10 6 1 1 0

2 2 0

10 0 5 0 2 6 2 6

10 0 5 0

10 6 10 6

2 6 2 6 2 6

1 1 0 1 1 0

2 6 10 6

2 2 0 3 6

2 6 5 5 0 1 1 0 1 1 0

2 6 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0

10 0 7 6

10 6 2 6 2 6 5 0

1 0 0 5 0 5 0 2 6

1 1 0

Carried forward £27 1 0

Donation.

£ s. d. 60 6 3

3 3 0

2 3

1 0 0

64 11 6

22

Orpington and Crofton (continued).

Brought forward Clarkson, J. F., Keswick Road Clayton, Mrs., 11, The Drive “ Coach & Horses ” (Collecting Box) Cochrane, Dr. R., Keswick Road Cochrane, Dr. T., Lucerne Road Colegate, F. S., High Street Collins, Mrs., Crofton Lane Collins, Mr. & Mrs. John, Station Hill Comper, A. E., 32, Broxbourne Road Comyn, Mrs., Heaton, Station Hill Constitutional Club Constitutional Club (Collecting Box) Cooper, Mrs. G. E., Station Hill Cormack, Miss H. E., Cambray Road (Carol

Party) Corner, Mrs., Homefield Rise Cossins, Mrs., The Drive Cottingham, Mr. & Mrs. G. R., Station Hill Coventon, Mrs., The Avenue Cramer, H., Crturch Hill “ Cricketers’ Arms ” (Collecting Box) Crickmay, J. H., Station Hill Crofton Carol Party Cross, J., 32. Broomhill Cruttenden, H., Broomhill Cryer, H., High Street Cryer, Mrs., Heathfield, Chislehurst Road Culbertson, J., Avena, Albert Road Culver, P. C., St. John’s Road Davey, Mrs. Ward, Staffa, Station Hill Day, Mrs. P. E., Chelsfield Lane Deakin, Mrs., Tower Road Dear, Mrs. L. S., Knoll Rise Dear, Mrs. W. M., Tower Road Delves, Miss K., Lyn Cot, Goddington Lane . . Dight, Miss I., Crofton Lane Dight, Miss M.A., Crofton Lane “ District Times ” (Collecting Box) Ditcher, A. C., “ Cricketers’ ” Garage Ditcher, Mrs., Mount View, Chislehurst Road Dowling, Mrs., Crofton Lane Doyle, Amos, High Street Drinkwater, Mrs., Charnwood, Cambray Road Duff, Mr. & Mrs. A. F., Broxbourne Road Duff, Mrs., Bushey Cottage, Chislehurst Road

Annual Subscription.

£ s. d. 27 1 0

1 1 0 5 0

10 0 2 2 0

2 6 5 0

1 1 0 5 0 5 0

1 1 0

2 6 10 0

1 0 0 3 6

1 0 0

1 1 0

2 8 5 0 5 0

10 0 5 5 0 1 1 0

2 6 2 6 3 0

3 3 0 2 6

10 6 5 0

10 0

5 0 2 6 2 8

1 1 0 2 6

1 1 0 5 0

Donation.

£ s. d. 84 11 8

1 8

2 2 0 5 2

22 3 6

13 0

13 10 7

1 5

Carried forward • • £53 2 8 103 8 8

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Orpington and Crofton (continued).

Brought forward Dutton, Miss, Irene Road Earnshaw, Mr. & Mrs., 8 Broxbourne Road Eberli, L. H., High Street Ellis, L. P. T., 22, Broxbourne Road Elmes, Mrs., Lynwood, Chislehurst Road Evans, Mrs. & The Misses, Tower Road Farrants, Mrs., Chelsfield Lane Firrnan, E., Broxbourne Road Firman, Mrs. E., Broxbourne Road Fleming, Mr. & Mrs., Irene Road Flook, Mrs. G. W., Station Hill Fordyce Bros., Lower Road Fordyce, G., Fairfield Road Foy, Dr. T. A., Mayfield Avenue (Collecting Box) Friend, Capt. W. H., Crofton Lane Fordsham, Miss E., Broxbourne Road. . Fulcher, Mrs., High Street Fuller, J. Leslie, Sevenoaks Road Fuller, Mrs., Fairfield Road Gayfer, D. W., High Street George, C. A., Chelsfield Lane George, E. V., Chelsfield Lane George, Stanley, Chelsfield Lane George, Miss, Chelsfield Lane .... Gif fin, F. J., Dencyl, Chislehurst Road Gilliver’s Library (Collecting Box) Glover, P., Broomhill Road Godson, Rev. A. T., Shenstone, Cambray Road Greaves, J. W., High Street Green, P. S., Tower Road Greig, Mrs., Greenbank, Chislehurst Road Gurney, Mrs., Hillview Road Hall, Mr. & Airs. W. W., The Avenue Hamilton, J. M., Fairfield Road Harding, A., Goddington Lodge Harris, W. E., Downderry, St. John’s Road . . Harris, Mrs., Tower Road Harrison, Dr. G. A., Chelsfield Lane Harvey, Mrs., Chelsfield Lane Hatch, Mrs., 8, The Drive Hickman, Mrs., Beaumont Road Higgs, Miss, Homefield Rise Higgs, Mrs., Scad’s Hill House, Chislehurst Road Hinton, Miss, Albert Road (Collecting Box)

Annual Subscription.

£ s. d. 53 2 6

5 0 10 6 5 0 5 0 2 6

1 1 0 5 0

I 1 0 1 1 0

10 0 2 6

5 0

5 0 10 0 2 6

10 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 2 6

10 6 2 6 2 6 5 0 2 6 2 6

10 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 5 0 2 6 2 6

1 1 0 10 0 2 6 5 0

Donation.

£ s. d. 103 8 8

5 5 6

2 0

2 0

4 6

Carried forward £66 7 6 109 2 8

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Orpington and Crofton (continued). Annual

Subscription. Donat' on.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward . . 66 rr / 6 109 2 8

Holthouse, H. R., Broomhill Road 4 0 Honey, F. J. C., St. John’s Road. . 1 1 0 Honey, H. C., St. John’s Road . . 1 1 0 Hooper, Mrs., St. John’s Road . . 2 6 Hopper, H. M., Beaumont Road 2 6 Howe, Mrs., Knoll Rise . . 2 6 Hughes, C. E., The Priory 3 3 0 Hughes, Mrs. C. E., The Priory (Dramatic Per-

formances—The Village Hall) 80 0 0 Humphreys, Mr. & Mrs. H. T., Irene Road 1 1 0 Ingle, Mr. & Mrs., Keswick Road 2 6 Jennings, Miss, “ Cricketers’ Arms ” Inn 5 0 Johns, C. G., Barclays Bank 1 1 0 Johnson, W. H., St. John’s Road 3 0 Jolley, Mr. & Mrs. W. A., Station Road 2 2 0 Jupp, H., Broomhill Road 10 0 Kebby, C. A., High Street 2 2 0 Kennett, B. C., Beaumont Road 1 1 0 Knapton, H. A., Fairfield Road 1 1 0 Lacy, Mrs., St. John’s Road 2 6 Lawrence, Mrs., Lindencot, Chislehurst Road 2 6 Lawson, Mr. & Mb’s. G., Waylands, The Drive 10 0 Lea, Mr. & Mrs. R. J., Tower Road 10 6 Ledger, Mr. & Mrs. C., Sevenoaks Road 1 1 0 Le Fevre, Miss, St. John’s Road 3 0 Levens, W., & Sons, Station Approach 1 1 0 Lewis, Mrs., High Street (Collecting Box) 1 9 Lines, Mrs., St. Peter’s Road 2 6 Livermore, E. G., Westminster Bank, Ltd. 1 1 0 Lockwood, Mrs., Station Hill 5 0 Lord, Mrs. Courtenay, The Drive 10 0 McCullan, Mrs., Craigendillan, Grosvenor Road 2 6 McNaught, Mrs., Irene Road 2 6 Mansfield, Mr. & Mrs., Broomhill 5 0 Marchant, J., Fairfield Road 10 0 Marchant, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road 5 0 Marshall, G. W., Oatfield Road . . 5 0 Martin, B., Berwick, Chelsfield Lane 2 6 Martins Bank, Ltd. (Collecting Box) 1 0 Mason, G. W., Sevenoaks Road 10 0 Mathers, Mr. & Mrs. J., The Drive 10 0 Matthews, Mrs., Homelands, Chislehurst Road 2 6 May, Mrs., L’Ancresse, Grosvenor Road 2 6 May, Mrs. M., Broke 2 2 0

Carried forward .. £92 1 0 189 5 5

f rv j fj

Orpington and Crofton (continued).

Brought forward .. Mayfield Avenue Carol Party (per Miss Foy) Millett, Mrs., Keswick Road Moon, Mrs., Beaumont Road Mouncher, A. E., Beaumont Road Murrell. Mrs., Holmesdale Road. . National Provincial Bank Ltd., High Street . “ N.C.D. ”. Nickels, Mrs., Rylstone, Chislehurst Road Oblitas, Mr. & Mrs., 52, Mayfield Avenue Ockenden, Miss, Orchard Grove. . Ogburn, P. C., Moorfield Road Oliver. Miss, Irene Road . . Orpington & District School Sports Osborne, The Rev. S. E., The Vicarage Owen, Mrs., St. John’s Road Page, G. F., The Maxwell Hotel. . Parsons, S., Pen-y-Bryn, Broomhill Parsons, Mrs., Pen-y-Bryn, Broomhill . . Pattison, Mrs., Hythe, Grosvenor Road Pattullo, Higgs & Co., Ltd., High Street Pettigrew, R. B., Church Road Pettitt, Mrs., Goddington Lane Petty, Mrs., Grotli, Hill view Road Peugh, Mrs., Rosegarth Phillips, C. J., Ashcroft, Crofton Lane . . Pigrome, Miss A., Cop Hatch, Chislehurst Roac Powell, The Misses, St. Nicholas School Price, H., 130, High Street Priestley, C. R., Goddington Lane Procter, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road Railway Station Staff (Collecting Box) Rayner, Miss, The Drive Reeves, A., 45, Perry Hall Road Reeves, D. E., Broxbourne Road Reeves, Mrs., Broxbourne Road. . Reid, Mr. & Mrs., Keswick Road Reid, Mrs., Goddington Lane Reininger, Mr. & Mrs., Offer, Orchard Grove . Relph, Mrs. & Miss, Broomhill Common Renton, Mr. & Mrs., The Drive Richardson, Mrs., Sevenoaks Road Robson, Mrs. R. S., Broomhill Road Rogers, W. S., St. John’s Road Rowe, Mrs. J., Holmesdale Road

Annual Subscription. Don ati on.

£ s. d. £ s. d. 92 1 0 189 5 5

3 0 0 2 2 0

2 6 10 6 2 6

1 1 0 5 0 2 6 2 6 5 0

1 1 0 2 6

1 6 Q 10 0

3 0 1 1 0

2 6 2 6 2 6

10 10 0 2 6

1 1 0 2 6 2 6

10 0 5 0

1 1 0 2 6

1 1 0 10 6

12 3 6 0 5 0

1 1 0 5 0 2 6

10 6 1 0 0

2 6 1 0 0

10 0 5 5 0

2 6 10 0

Carried forward • • £110 13 0 209 18 8

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Annual Orpington and Crofton (continued). Subscription.

£ s. d. Brought forward .. . . .. 110 13 0

Rowe, Mrs. J., Holmesdale Road (Collecting Box) Rowe, W. S., Holmesdale Road . . . . . . 10 0 Rowles, S. G., St. John’s Road . . . . . . 2 6 “Royal Albert” Inn, Lower Road (Collecting

Box) Rugby Football Match, per Orpington R.F.C.,

part proceeds Russell, A. J., Broxbourne Road . . . . 10 0 St. Andrew’s Church (Collections) St. Paul’s Church (Collections) Salmond, J., Otaki, St. John’s Road . . .. 110 Salt, Mrs., Broxbourne Road . . . . . . 110 Salter, Mr. & Mrs. A. G., The Drive . . . . 110 Sayers, E. W., St. Margarets, Chislehurst Road Sear, Miss E. L., Shenstone, Cambray Road . . 5 0 Sentence, C. W., 32, Broxbourne Road . . 5 0 Shadbolt, Mrs., Hill view Road . . . . . . 2 6 Shadwell, Mrs., St. John’s Road . . . . 2 6 Sharvill, Mr. & Mrs. K. G., Knoll Rise . . 5 0 Shelvey, Mr. & Mrs., Goddington Lodge . . 5 0 Shepherd, Alan J., Crofton Lane . . . . 10 0 Shepherd, G. W., 35, Broxbourne Road . . 5 0 Sherriff, C. G. (the late), Chislehurst Road . . 10 0 Sills, E., Wiltshire Road . . . . . . . . 5 0 Simmons, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road .. . . 5 0 Simpson, Bernard, The Knoll House . . .. 3 3 0 Simpson, J., 10, Broomhill . . . . . . 4 0 Smith, Dr. A. Tennyson, Shanklin . . . . 110 Smith, Dr. A. Tennyson, Shanklin (Collecting

Box) Smith, Mrs. Courtney, Branscombe, Chislehurst

Road .. .. .. .. .. .. 30 Smith, Mrs. Reginald, Station Hill . . .. 10 0 Somerville, A., Glenifer, St. John’s Road . . 5 0 Spencer-May, A., Stanley Road .. . . 2 2 0 Stapley, Mrs., Sevenoaks Road . . . . .. 5 0 Stapley, W. A., High Street . . . . .. 5 0 Stenning, Mr. & Mrs. H. A. P., The Avenue .. 10 6 Stevens, F. G., Ulcombe, St. John’s Road . . 2 6 Strahan, J. W., Holmesdale Road . . .. 2 6 Stringer, Mrs., Somerset Road .. .. .. 5 0 Swindley, Mrs. B. W., Station Hill .. .. 110 Sykes, E., Yarrow, Station Hill .. .. 110 Tappenden, Mr. & Mrs. F., Broomhill Cottage 5 0

Donation.

£ s. d. 209 18 8

15 4

6 2

25 0 0

1 8 10 2 17 1

1 1 0

15 0

Carried forward .. .. £130 4 0 242 2 1

27

Annual Orpington and Crofton (continued). Subscription,

£ s. d. Brought forward .. . . . . 130 4 0

Taylor, W. R., Chelsfield Road (Collecting Box) Thomas, Mrs., The Drive . . . . . . 5 0 Tietjen, A. S., The Drive . . . . .. 5 6 Todd, H., Wayside, Broomhill . . . . . . 2 6 Towse, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road . . . . 5 0 Tremain, Mr. & Mrs., High Street (Thank

Offering) Tubbs, Mrs., Bossington, Grosvenor Road . . 2 6 Twyman, Mrs., Beaumont Road . . . . 2 6 Tyrer, Mrs. E. E., Knoll Rise Vandeleur, Mrs., Broxbourne Road . . . . 10 0 Vaughan, Mrs., Elm Grove . . . . . . 2 6 Village Hall Club (Collecting Box) Village Hall Social Club (Three Donations) Ward, E., Wiltshire Road . . . . . . 2 6 Ware, Mr. & Mrs., Irene Road . . . . .. 2 6 Warwick. Mrs., Tower Road . . . . . . 5 0 Webb, H. J., High Street . . . . . . 10 0 Wellington Road Council School (Collecting Box) Wellington Road School Staff (part proceeds

Whist Drive) Wells, Mr. & Mrs. G. H., Broomhill . . . . 5 0 Wells, Mr. & Mrs. G. H., Broomhill (Collecting

B o x,).. .. .. . . .. . . Wellstead, Mr. & Mrs., Aynscomb Angle . . 8 0 West, S., Somerset Road . . . . . . 2 6 Westbrook, J., Broomhill . . . . . . 5 0 Wharton, Mrs., St. John’s Road . . . . 5 0 “ White Hart ” Hotel (Collecting Box) “ White Swan ” Inn (Collecting Box) Whitebread, J., High Street . . . . . . 2 6 Wild, A., Wiltshire Road. . . . . . . . 3 0 Wild, F., Wiltshire Road . . . . . . 2 6 Wildt, Miss, Irene Road . . . . . . . . 2 6 Wilkinson, Mrs., Deepdene, Grosvenor Road . . 2 6 Williams, Mrs., Tower Road . . . . . . 10 0 Wilson, Mr. & Mrs., Station Hill . . . . 10 0 Wilson, R. P., 7, Somerset Road . . . . 2 6 Wise, W. A. B., Beaumont Road . . . . 2 6 Wiseley, Capt. G. A. K., Kingsburgh, Chislehurst

Road .. .. .. .. .. .. 220 Woodhead, Mrs., Camberley, Chislehurst Road 2 6 Woods, Mr. & Mrs. Bryan, Tower Road . . 2 2 0 Woods, Mrs., St. John’s Road . . . . . . 2 6

Donation.

£ s. d. 242 2 1

4 0

5 5 0

5 0

10 9 4 11 6

1 2 0

10 0

4 0

6 6 17 3

Carried forward .. £141 2 0 255 18 1

28

Orpington and Crofton (continued).

Brought forward

Writer, T. A., St. John’s Road

Yeo, Mrs., Irene Road

Various sums under 2/6 /

South Crouton.

Alexander, F., Oaklands, Crofton

Beck, D. R., Woodcombe, Crofton Avenue

Bromley, F. R., La Tourne, Crofton

Brown, J. C., Crofton Avenue

Lutterworth, Mrs., Crofton Hall

Chadwick, Mrs., Crofton Road

Durtnell, P. H., Red Oak, Crofton

Eccott, W. J., Crofton Lane

Edwards, D., Lovibond’s Avenue, Crofton

Farrer, J. S., Crofton

Glanfield, C. J., Crofton Hall

Gowing-Scopes, F., Oakhurst, Crofton . .

Harwood, E. C., Crofton Lane

Hone, E. J., Crofton Avenue

Jordan, Alfred, Wood view, Crofton

Jordan, T. A., Ivyfield, Crofton

Jordan, Wilfred, Woodleigh, Crofton

King, P. L., Newport Market School, Crofton

Lyster, The Misses, Crofton Grange

Mason, F., Mada Road, Crofton

Penis tan, H. S., Crofton Road

Percy-Jones, C. P., Avonstowe, Crofton

Phillips, Mrs. E. E., Benfield, Crofton Lane

Purton, C., Langley, Crofton

Ridley, C., Hillhurst, Crofton

Scudamore, H., Lovibond’s Avenue, Crofton

Sippe, C. M., Crofton Road

South Crofton Social Club

Tiffin, G., Lovibond’s Avenue

Annual Subscription. Donation.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

141 2 0 255 18 1

2 6 2 6

9 11 4

£150 18 4 255 18 1

10 0 0

1 1 0

3 3 0

1 1 0

1 1 0

10 6

2 2 0

1 1 0

1 1 0

1 0 0

4 4 0

1 0 0

1 0 0

5 0

10 6

5 0

7 6

2 6

2 2 0

1 1 0

1 1 0

1 1 0

1 1 0

2 6

1 1 0

10 6

10 6

33 14 0

5 0

£189 8 10 289 12 1 Total

29

^4.7%'i%'U/CbL ST. MARY CRAY. Subscription. Donation.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion—includ-

ing St. Pauls Cray) 10 16 0 Akers-Douglas, Lt.-Col. The Hon. G., The

Rookery 5 5 0 Buster, Miss, P., Rosecroft Cottage 1 1 0 Cork, Mrs., Post Office (Collecting Box) 17 9 Cox, H. L., High Street . . 10 6 Cray Wanderers Football Club . . 2 0 9 Cray Works Social Club, Gas Works .2 0 4 Hearn, W., High Street . . 1 1 0 International Stores (Collecting Box) .. 16 8 Jones, J., Kent Road (Collecting Box) 18 6 Pain, W., The Mount, Derry Downs 2 2 0 Parish Church (Collections) 7 3 7 Preston-Jackson, J. W. A. (Collecting Boxes) 4 17 9 “ Red Lion ” Inn (Collecting Box) 5 6 Sheene, Mrs. E., Lyndon Cottage, Derry Downs 10 0 Snelling, Miss L., High Street 2 2 0 Spooner, Mrs., High Street (Collecting Box) . . 5 0 Stangers, High Street (Collecting Box) 8 0 Stone Hill Mission, Hockenden . . 1 1 0 Vinson, Mrs. A. M., Sheepcote . . 2 2 0 War Memorial Club (Collecting Box) 1 6 0

T otal . . . . .. £13 2 0 34 8 4

%

ST. PAULS CRAY. £ s. d.

Alexandra Day Collection—(See St. Mary Cray) Blue Anchor ” Inn (Collecting Box) . .

£‘ Bull ” Inn (Collecting Box) Cray Valley Hospital (Collecting Boxes) Crittall & Co., Ltd.-, (Collecting Box) Janies, Miss B. H., Ruxley House . . . . 2 2 0 Joseph, C. S., St. Pauls Cray Hill . . . . 10 10 0 Nash, Mrs. A., Crayfield . . . . . . . . 10 0 0 Nash, T. H., Garland Hill . . . . . . 10 10 0 Nash, William, Ltd. Nash, William, Ltd., Employees of Stanger, F., Riverdale . . . . . . . . 110 Strollers’ Club (per F. Smallwood)

£ s. d.

1 19 0 2 17 11 6 1 6

15 0

10 0 0 6 16 0

16 14 0

Total.£34 3 0 45 3 5

30

^ fifi'iial

NORTH CRAY AND FOOTS CRAY. Subscription. Donation.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion—

including Ruxley) 7 17 0 Foots Cray Church (Collection) . . 2 16 6 Holt, Lady, Mount Mascal, Bexley 5 5 0 Kolster-Brandes, Ltd., Cray Works (Collecting

Boxes) 6 3 4 London General Omnibus Company, Foots Cray

(Collecting Box) 10 0 North Cray Social Club (Collecting Box) 1 1 0 North, ]\1ts., Vale Mascal, Bexley 1 1 0 Ruxley Sunday School (per Miss E. C. Vinson) St. James’ Church, North Cray (Collection)

1 1 0 7 11 0

Tossell, W. G., Post Office, Foots Cray 1 1 0 Townley, Mrs., North Cray

r-' 5 5 0

United Services Society, of North Cray 7 7 0

Total £7 7 0 39 11 10

DOWNE AND HALSTEAD. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion for Downe) 7 13 0 ££ George & Dragon ” Inn, Downe (Collecting Box) 1 0 0 Murton, Miss A. S., Petleys, Downe 1 1 0 Murton, G. N., Petleys, Downe . . 10 0 0 Pound, Mrs., Downe (Collecting Box) . . 10 10 ££ Queens Head ” Hotel, Downe (Collecting Box) 1 2 11 Smith, The Misses, Downe Court 3 3 0 Waring, E. L., Halstead . . 1 1 0 Waring, Mrs. E. L., Halstead 10 0

I otal .. . . . . £15 15 0 10 6 9

CROCKENHALL, SWANLEY & HEXTABLE. £ s. cl. £ s. cl.

Alexandra Day Collection (Proportions) :— Crockenln.il . . . . . . . . 6 9 0 Swanlev and Hextable . . . . 11 13 0

££ Anchor & Hope ££ Inn, Crockenhill (Collecting Box).. . . . . . . .. .. 30

££ Chequers 5’ Inn, Crockenhill (Collecting Box) 15 6 East Surrey Traction Company’s Sports Club,

Swanley .. .. .. .. .. 110

Carried forward .. . . £ 20 1 6

31

Crockenhill, Swanley & Hextable Annual

Subscription. Donation.

(continued). £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 20 1 6

“ Fruiterers Arms.” Crockenhill (Collecting Box) “ Lullingstone Castle ” Hotel, Swanley Junction

5 6

(Collecting Box) 1 5 9 Vinson, Mrs., Swanley Wood, Thomas, Crockenhill 2 2 0

10 0 0

Working Men’s Club & Institute, Swanley Junction 30

* 0 0

Total . . . . . . £2 2 0 61 12 9

CHELSFIELD AND PRATTS BOTTOM.

Alexandra Day Collection (See Green Street Green)

All Souls' Church, Pratts Bottom (Collection)

£ s d. £ s. d.

2 15 0 Ayling, Mrs. E. M., Chang-an-Tang 1 1 0 Beecroft, Miss, Keston Lodge “ Bo-peep ” Inn (Collecting Box) “ Bulls Head ” Inn, Pratts Bottom (Collecting

1 1 0 3 0

Box) 1 12 6 Choral Society, Pratts Bottom Cole, A. J., Westholme . . 10 6

1 9 3

“ Five Bells ” Inn (Collecting Box) Forman, H., Westwood . . 10 0

15 3

Fox, W., Holly Croft George, Mrs., Alma, Chelsfielcl Lane (Collecting

1 1 0

Boxj » • •• •• •• •• •• 3 10 6 Ha swell, Mrs., Keston Lodge Hill, Miss, Martindale (Sale of Lavender)

1 1 0 14 6

“ Kent Hounds ” Inn, Well Hill (Collecting Box) Klein, S. T., Lillys 1 1 0

2 6

Mawson, Miss M. C., Holly Cottage 1 0 0 Norman-Butler, A. F., Chelsfield House Pride of Sh or eh am & Chelsfield Oddfellows

3 3 0

(Collection at Church Parade) 10 5 2 St. Martins Parish Church (Collection) Seymour, W., Bucks Cross Farm 10 0

9 5 0

Smith, Mrs., Post Office . . 5 0

Thompkins, E. C., Woodlands Toe. H—Chelsfield Group, Carol Party. .

3 3 0 6 10 0

Waring, W. A., Hewitts Waring, Mrs., W. S., Hewitts

2 2 0 1 1 0

Whitehead, Mrs., Well Hill . 3 0

Total £17 12 6 37 2 8

FARNBOROUGH.

Alexandra Da}^ Collection (Proportion) Cedars Laundry (Collecting Box) “ George & Dragon ” Inn (Collecting Box) Lang, S., Martins Bank “ New Inn ” (Collecting Box) 4£ The Woodman ” Inn (Collecting Box)

Annual Subscripton. Donation.

,£ s. d. £ s. d. 17 16 0

7 9 3 8

10 6 3 2 2 2

Total .. .. £ 10 6 18 12 9 ———l—J——1 —i

GREEN STREET GREEN.

Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion for Chelsfield, Pratts Bottom and Green Street Green)

“ Anonymous,” Homestead Road Archie’s Restaurant (Collecting Box) Aris, Mr. & Mrs., Meadowcroft, Warren Road Bashford, Mrs., The Broadway Baugh, W. E., The Broadway Beavis, F. G., Chelfont, Worlds End Road Be van, Mrs., Elcerda Bonard, G. F., Stores, Cheisfield Lane Bridgman, Chivelstone, Oxendenwood Road .. Clark, Mrs., Spalding, Oxendenwood Road Collyer, Mrs., High Mount . . . Coombes, Miss, Oban, New Road Fisher, Mrs., Billabong, Worlds End Road Fox, Mrs., Windrush, Worlds End Road Gibbs, Mr. & Mrs., Harbledown, Warren Avenue Gooding, Mrs., Post Office Gosling, Mrs., Lismore, New Road Griffin, Mrs., Hillcrest Grubb, Miss, Ivy Cottage, Worlds End Lane . . Harwood, W., Oak Farm. . Herrin, Mr. & Mrs., Warren Avenue Jones, Mrs., Grassmere, Main Road Keenan P., Warren Avenue Langmead, Mrs., Sevenoaks Road Longstaff, F. S., Hillview, Edith Road Moynahan, Miss., Infants’ School Muirhead, F. H., Harbledown, Warren Avenue Owen, Rev. G. E., The Parsonage

19 11 0 5 0 3 7

10 0 2 6

10 0 2 6 2 6 5 0 5 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6

1 0 0 2 6 2 6 5 0 5 0

10 0 5 0 2 6 5 0 2 6 2 6

10 0 5 0

2 6

Carried forward £1 15 0 24 14 7

33

Annual Green Street Green (continued). Subscription. Donation.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 1 15 0 24 14 7

Pilbeam, P., School House 1 1 0 Post Office, Green Street Green (Collecting Box) 3 6 Rickard, A., Trewyn, Chelsfield Lane 10 0 Rickard, A. W., St. Leonards, Chelsfield Lane 5 0 0 “ Rose and Crown ” Inn (Collecting Box) 1 0 0 St. Mary’s Church (Collection) 2 3 2

Shorter, G. T., Jacklands, Chelsfield Lane 1 0 0 Simmons, Mrs., The Cottage, Crown Road 5 0 Stacey, Mrs., Sheldon, Vine Road 2 6 Staples, L., Hillcrest Nursery 4 0 Stovell, Mrs., Everard Cottages 2 6 Taylor, Mrs., Mead view, Worlds End Road 2 6 Thompson, D. S., High Beeches, Worlds End

Road .. .. .. . . .. 5 0 Thompson, Mrs., Thirlmere, Warren Road 2 6 Thompson, Mrs., Chelsfield Hall Farm 2 6 Tolson, Mrs., Chelscot, Worlds End Road 7 6 Tunstall, G. R., Loftus, Worlds End Road 5 0 Tupper, G. W. R., Henley, Worlds End Road 1 1 0 Turner, Mrs., St. Ibbs, Worlds End Road 10 0 Webb, J., “ Queens Head ” Hotel 4 0 Wilson, Kenya, Worlds End Road 2 6 Working Men’s Club (Collecting Box) 5 15 1 Wright, Mrs., Beech Road 2 6 Various amounts under 2/6 7 12 2

Total . . £4 17 0 49 16 6

PLACES OUTSIDE HOSPITAL AREA. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Bennion, Dr. J. M., Nursted House, Petersfield 2 2 0 Bromley and Beckenham Postmaster and Staff 2 0 0 Bromley and District Charity Cup Competition 5 5 0 Croll, Mrs.. E G., 9, Westbourne Street, London,

W 2 ¥ T • iW ••• •• •• •• •• • • 5 0 0 Dewrance, Sir John, G.B.E., 165, Great Dover

Street, London. S.E. 1. 10 10 0 Green, W., The Lodge, Clarewood, Bickley 5 0 Jenkins, Miss S., Otterden, Nr. Faversham 5 0 Lewis, Guilford E., Oast House, Hayes, Kent 1 1 0 Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall, London,

S.W.l. (Including £1 Is. Od. from Miss E. L. Margetson) 2 0 0

Carried forward £19 3 0 9 5 0

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Annual Places outside Hospital Area (contiTiued). Subscription.

£ s. d. Brought forward . . .. .. 19 3 0

St. Botolph’s Church, Lullingstone (Collection) South Suburban Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,

Croydon .. .. .. .. .. 110 South Suburban Gas Company, Lower

Sydenham . . .. . . . . . . 5 5 0 Stock Exchange, London, Mutual Subscription

Fund (per W. Pain). .

Donation.

£ S. d. 9 5 0 2 19 7

50 0 0

Total .. .. £25 9 0 62 4 7

St. Mary Cray St. Pauls Cray North Cray and Foots Cray Downe and Halstead Crockenhill, Swanley and Hextable Chelsfield and Pratts Bottom Famborough Green Street Green Places Outside Hospital Area

received in the Year 1929.

Subscriptions Donations.

£ s. d. £ s. d. 17 121 16 4 20 263 14 0 347 5 0 28 189 8 10 289 12 1 29 13 2 0 34 8 4 29 34 3 0 45 3 5 30 7 7 0 39 11 10 30 15 15 0 10 6 9 31 2 2 0 61 12 9 31 17 12 6 37 2 8 32 10 6 18 12 9 33 4 17 0 49 16 6 34 25 9 0 62 4 7

SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS

Special Donations Chislehurst Orpington and Crofton

See Page

Total Subscriptions and Donations .. £574 0 10 1,117 13 0

SUMMARY OF GIFTS IN KIND.

General Ladies’

including Pound Linen Total. Day Collection. Association.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Provisions—

Meat 2 13 2 2 13 2 Eggs . 10 0 10 0 Vegetables and Fruit 4 16 2 4 16 2 Grocery 20 8 4 20 8 4 Milk . 1 4 1 4

Domestic—- Crockery—Cups and Saucers 1 0 0 1 0 0 Furniture repairs . . 10 6 10 6 Bedding and Linen 97 10 4 97 10 4

£29 19 6 97 10 4 127 9 10

For the gifts enumerated above under the heading “ General ”—as well as for flowers, books, toys, and various special gifts for the Wards—the Hospital is indebted to :—

Lt.-Col. the Hon. G. Akers- Douglas.

Anonymous. Dr. T. W Bailey. Dr. C. G. Battiscombe. Mr. J. A. Battle. Birchwood Corner Coun¬

cil School. Mrs. Booker. Boy Scouts (Sidcup and

St. Pauls Cray). Mr. Bubb. Mrs. Charlton. The Cnelsfield Choir. Chelsfield Council School. Mr. Cockram. Mrs. Comyns. Mrs. Cramer. Crockenhill Parish Church. Mrs. Croll. Mr. N. H. Dannatt. Sir John Dewrance. Mr. Edmed. Mrs. Firman. Foots Cray Parish Church. Mrs. Forbes. Girl Guides, St. Pauls

Cray. Mrs. J. Glanfield. Green Street Green

Council School.

Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. Travers Hawes. Mrs. Hawkes. Lady Hayter. Miss Herbert-Smith. Mrs. Hopwood. Capt. Hughes. Mrs. James. Miss Keily. Mrs. Kennedy. Mr. Ladds. Mrs. Langdon. Mrs. Latter. Mrs. Lawrence. Dr. H. Lawson. Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Love. Lullingstone Parish

Church. Miss Moore. Mrs. Moxam. Miss Moxam Mr. T. H. Nash. Mrs. W. Nash. Mr. Neil. Mrs. North. North Cray Parish Church. Mr. Orrell. Rev. S. E. Osborne. Mr. Osborne.

Mr. R. C. Phillips. Mrs. Rogers. St. Mary Cray Council

School. St. Mary Cray Parish

Church. St. Mary Cray Reading

Room. Mrs. Scott. Mr. Shaw. Mrs. Sicklemore. Mrs. Smith. Dr. A. Tennyson Smith. Mrs. E. E. Spicer. Mr. Stanger. Mrs. Styles. Miss Thomas. Mr. F. C. Tiarks. Mrs. Tomblin. Mr. R. E. Trevithick. Mrs. Vinson. Mrs. Vrdon. Lady Wadia. Wellington Road Council

School. Wesleyan Churches, Green

Street Green and Chislehurst.

Women’s Institute, St. Mary Cray.

Mr. J. Wood.

Thanks are also due to Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Edlmann, Lady Hayter, Mrs. North and Miss Tiarks for their kindness in collecting for Pound Day; to the Chislehurst Dramatic Club, who entertained the Nursing Staff at performances of “ Ruddigore ”; and to Mrs. Shepherd, for her valued services as Masseuse,

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