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Coventry Diocesan Guild
Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire
All Saints
Saturday, 4 February 1950 in 3h (13–1–24 in F♯)
5184 London Surprise Major
Composed by J W Washbrook
1 John E S Moreton
2 Leonard Trevor (C)
3 Arthur H Beamish
4 Dorothy E Beamish
5 James Draycott
6 John Gibbons
7 James F Clarke
8 John A L Thompson
100th peal - 1 First peal in the method - 5,6. First peal in the method by the local band.
Ringing World page reference: 2029.0116Coventry Diocesan Guild
Nuneaton, Warwickshire
St Nicolas
Saturday, 18 February 1950 in 2h 50 (14–1–5 in E)
5184 Double Norwich Court Bob Major
Composed by J W Washbrook
1 John E S Moreton
2 Margaret E L Beamish
3 Frank W Perrens
4 Leonard Trevor (C)
5 James Draycott
6 Arthur H Beamish
7 Hubert Ashley
8 John A L Thompson
First peal in the method as conductor.
Ringing World page reference: 2031.0149Coventry Diocesan Guild
Corley, Warwickshire
Parish Church
Wednesday, 1 March 1950 in 2h 31 (5–1–16 in B♯)
5040 Grandsire Doubles
42 extents, 10 callings
1 H David Harrison
2 W Brian Ellender
3 John L Woodward
4 Harold Folwell
5 William A Stote (C)
First peal - 1,3. A compliment to the Treble ringer on his 41st birthday.
Coventry Diocesan Guild
Allesley, West Midlands
All Saints
Thursday, 2 March 1950 in 2h 44 (12–0–0 in A♭)
5088 New Cambridge Surprise Major
Composed by N J Pitstow
1 Frank E Pervin (C)
2 Hubert G Summers
3 John W T Taylor
4 Frank W Perrens
5 Paul K Williamson
6 John W Taylor
7 Hubert Ashley
8 William A Stote
First peal of New Cambridge - 2,3,6,7,8. First in the method on the bells.
Ringing World page reference: 2032.0165Coventry Diocesan Guild
Turvey, Bedfordshire
All Saints
Saturday, 9 September 1950 in 3h 15 (19–0–20 in E)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Composed by Parker's Twelve-Part
1 Fred Kinchin
2 Reg C Chapman
3 William Cockings
4 William H Male
5 Harold Huxley
6 Fred C Lyne
7 C Arthur Manning (C)
8 Francis Powell
Rung as a compliment to William Cockings, a native of Turvey, and now of Stratford-on-Avon.