... MENUS Whist Drive For School Fund. —A whist drive was held in Nlemus Hall on behalf of the school fund. Mr A. J. Robertson, schoolmaster, presided, and Mrs Robertson handed over the prizes :—Winners:—.First table — Messrs J. Stewart, P. Wilson, D. Crabbe ...

... MENUS. Pastry Nokia, at W.R.l.—Mrs W Stewim presided at monthly meeting of Meniti• I. when there was a good two of members. An interesting desnosisteation no pastry making was given by Cunningham bhe also showed how to • fowl wh•gl, was afterwards gifted ...

... MENU. Nature's bill-of-fare is the food of health. In summer, ripe, luscious fruits cqol the system and delight the palate. Brown* Poison’s •patenf Corn Flour as Blancmange is the natural adjunct. It makes also delicious and wholesome dishes such as Fruit ...

... Menus. The April meeting of Memos W.R.I. presided over by Miss Rattrav, vieepvsident. A soft toy demonstration was given Miss Campbell, Breehin. A sketch. The Quarrel. was presented by Jessie Ilosie and Roby Robertson, and a talk on If you know a ...

... MENUS. W.R.I. Whist Drive.—A whist drive organised by Memus W.R.I. was held in the hall. Mr David D. Volume acted as cardmaster, and prizes were handed over by Mrs W. Stewart to the following:—Ladies-1 Miss Allan. 2 Miss I. Christie: consolation. Miss ...

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... Menus. A whist drive under the auspices of Nlemus W.K.I. was held in tin h.,hl, with Nlr Thomson as yardmaster. The following were the prize-winners :—i tireat Britain, with Mr 1)oig as captain; 2 Ireland. with Mr D. F. Coup:lr as captain. The booby was ...

... Menus. There was a large attendance at the annual Burns Nicht of Memus W.R.I. in Memus Hall, when Mrs Stewart presided in the absenro of Mrs Ogilvy. The haggis, lx)rne by Mrs Hosie and Mrs Stewart, was piped in by Mr John Cuthill. Miss Nan Millar gave ...

... Menus. Under the auspices of Edinburgh and East of Scotland College of Agriculture an by arrangement with Forfarshire Education Authority, a series of lectures .m poultry-keeping is to be delivered in the• Public School, Memus, by Miss J. Strang, N.D ...

... THE MENU vol. from We have to offer this week-end : NEW POTATOES, FRESH GARDEN PEAS, LETTUCE,: CARROTS, TURNIPS, GREEN ONIONS, and PARSLEY. LTD.,I 'ORS uyeing U 1 WYNDWnVTEDNESITAY, 10th July. the Present Session. Get your Supplies Early. DELIVERY of ...

... Menus. The August meeting of Memus R.l. was presided over by Mrs Ogilvy. A demonstration on renovating men's clothing was given by Mr T. Rattray, and some useful hints given. Rev. A. Don, Dundee, rendered several songs, with Mrs Don as accompanist. The ...

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