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Sussex County Association
Brighton, Sussex
St Peter
Saturday, 28 January 1939 in 3h 31 (25½ in D)
5079 Stedman Caters
Composed by Gabriel Lindoff
1 John H B Hesse
2 Alfred H Pulling (C)
3 Mrs Frank I Hairs
4 Alfred W Groves
5 William J Robinson
6 Ernest J Ayliffe
7 Stanley E Armstrong
8 John Dearlove
9 Clarence H Dobbie
10 Frank I Hairs
Sussex County Association
Hailsham, Sussex
St Mary
Saturday, 18 February 1939 in 3h (9–2–0)
5040 Stedman Triples
Pitstow's variation of 4 part
Composed by Thomas Thurstans
1 C Alfred Levett
2 William A Kitchenside
3 Frank H Hicks
4 George Beeney
5 Frank Bennett (C)
6 Frederick H Dallaway
7 James H Shepherd
8 Wilfred Booth
First peal of Stedman - 4
RW 1457.0120
Ringing World page reference: 1457.0120Sussex County Association
Chiddingly, Sussex
Saturday, 25 February 1939 in 2h 56 (8–3–18 in G)
5040 Doubles (2m)
(2m) Being 12 six-scores of Plain Bob (four callings) and 30 of Grandsire (ten callings).
1 Charles A Bassett
2 George Beeney
3 Arthur F Lewry
4 Frank H Hicks
5 William A Kitchenside (C)
6 Ernest A Baker
First peal: 6
First peal in two methods: 2
Ringing World page reference: 1459.0152Sussex County Association
Hastings, East Sussex
All Saints
Saturday, 1 April 1939 in 3h 9 (12–1–21 in F)
5040 St Clement's Bob Triples
Composed by Holt (10 part)
1 Ivan R Pollard
2 William Gorringe
3 James G Powell
4 Sidney J Levett
5 Norman H Palmer
6 William Wenban
7 C Alfred Levett (C)
8 William Levett
The first Peal of St Clement's Bob Triples for the Association
Sussex County Association
Iden, East Sussex
All Saints
Saturday, 29 April 1939 in 2h 51 (15 in F)
5040 Plain Bob Minor
1 C Muriel Orlebar
2 Leslie W Jarvis
3 Albert Relfe (C)
4 Edward L Bishop
5 Frank H Hicks
6 William A Kitchenside
First Peal of Minor - 1
Sussex County Association
Fairwarp, East Sussex
Christ Church
Saturday, 6 May 1939 in 3h 2 (15–2–0 in F♯)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by Thurstan's
1 William A Kitchenside
2 Frank Bennett (C)
3 Leslie W Jarvis
4 George Beeney
5 Frederick H Dallaway
6 Arthur F Lewry
7 Albert Relfe
8 Frank H Hicks
First peal of Triples on the bells.
Ringing World page reference: 1469.0311Sussex County Association
Willingdon, Sussex
St Mary the Virgin
Wednesday, 10 May 1939 in 2h 45 (10–1–14 in A♭)
5040 Doubles (2m)
Being 24 six-scores of Grandsire (10 callings) and 18 six-scores of Plain Bob.
1 Ronald J Rayfield
2 Miss Betty Rayfield
3 George Beeney
4 Harold G F Reynolds
5 Charles A Savage (C)
6 Jesse Willoughby
First peal: 6
First peal of Doubles for all expect ringer of 3rd.
First peal ever rung at the church.
Ringing World page reference: 1470.0333Sussex County Association
Rotherfield, Sussex
St Denys
Saturday, 3 June 1939 in 3h 7 (23–0–23 in D)
5040 Stedman Triples
Rev. C. D. P. Davies’ Variation of Thurstans' Four - part.
Composed by T Thurstan
1 Charles Brasier
2 George Beeney
3 Frank Bennett (C)
4 Albert Relfe
5 Leslie W Jarvis
6 Arthur F Lewry
7 Frank H Hicks
8 William A Kitchenside
NB Treble ringer given as Charles Brazier but more usual PealBase spelling is used here.
Ringing World page reference: 1473.0379Sussex County Association
Westbourne, West Sussex
St John the Baptist
Saturday, 17 June 1939 in 2h 57 (10–1–12 in G)
5088 Spliced Surprise Major (4m)
2688 London, 1056 Bristol and 672 each of Cambridge and Superlative, with 132 changes of method.
Composed by C W Roberts
1 Tower R Taylor
2 Frederick W Rogers
3 James Topp
4 Edwin F Pike
5 C Ernest Smith
6 Frederick S Bayley
7 William T Beeson
8 Wilfred Williams (C)
The first peal of Spliced Surprise on the bells.
Sussex County Association
Brighton, Sussex
St Peter
Saturday, 24 June 1939 in 3h 19 (25½ in D)
5040 Cambridge Surprise Royal
Composed by Charles J. Sedgley
1 Stanley E Armstrong
2 Kenneth Snelling
3 Mrs Frank I Hairs
4 Alfred W Groves
5 William T Beeson
6 Raymond Wood, Jun
7 Frank I Hairs
8 C Ernest Smith
9 Oliver Sippetts
10 Frederick W Rogers (C)
First peal of Surprise Royal - 6.
Ringing World page reference: 1475.0410Sussex County Association
Dallington, Sussex
St Giles
Saturday, 8 July 1939 in 2h 45 (10–0–11 in G)
5040 Minor (5m)
Being 720 of Cambridge Surprise, 720 of Oxford Bob, two 720’s each of Kent and Oxford Treble Bob and one of Plain Bob, called differently.
1 Leslie W Jarvis
2 George Beeney
3 Albert Relfe
4 Stanley T A Russell
5 Frank H Hicks
6 William A Kitchenside (C)
First peal in five methods 'inside': 2.
First peal in five methods: 4.
First peal in five methods as conductor.
Rung as a welcome back to the Rector (the Rev. P. A. Kingsford) after a long and serious illness.
NB Also credited to The East Grinstead and District Guild in RW.
NB Oxford Bob is as per RW. Ambiguous as it could be Single Oxford Bob or Double Oxford Bob.
Ringing World page reference: 1478.0460Sussex County Association
Eastbourne, Sussex
Christ Church
Sunday, 30 July 1939 in 3h 3 (8¾ in G♯)
5056 Plain Bob Major
Composed by J R Pritchard
1 George Beeney
2 Harold S Hobden (C)
3 Miss Betty Rayfield
4 Harold G F Reynolds
5 Leslie W Jarvis
6 Ronald W J Pankhurst
7 Frank H Hicks
8 William A Kitchenside
First peal of Major at first attempt: 3,4,6.
First peal of Major as conductor.
Rung prior to evensong on the 80th anniversary of the dedication of the church.
Ringing World page reference: 1480.0492Sussex County Association
Rotherfield, Sussex
St Denys
Saturday, 5 August 1939 in 3h 12 (23–0–23 in D)
5024 Plain Bob Major
Composed by Arranged by Albert Relfe
1 Charles A Bassett
2 William A Kitchenside
3 George Beeney
4 Hugh Mackinder
5 Arthur F Lewry
6 Leslie W Jarvis
7 Albert Relfe (C)
8 Frank H Hicks
First peal on eight bells: 1
Rung as a 21st birthday compliment to F. H. Hicks.
Ringing World page reference: 1481.0507Sussex County Association
Burwash, Sussex
St Bartholomew
Saturday, 26 August 1939 in 2h 50 (10–1–21 in G♯)
5040 Minor (7m)
Being 720 each of Double Court, Double Oxford, Cambridge Surprise,
Oxford and Kent Treble Bob, Oxford Bob and Plain Bob.
1 Albert Relfe (C)
2 George Beeney
3 Leslie W Jarvis
4 Arthur F Lewry
5 Frank H Hicks
6 William A Kitchenside
First peal in seven methods: 2
NB Also credited to East Grinstead and District Guild in RW
Ringing World page reference: 1484.0556