... FOR MINISTRY Studied Under Difficulties son of Mr and Mrs W Wm awd of 80 Glen Road, Wishaw, who recently return- ed from Dunkirk, C ttee by the July has’ studied ‘for his examinations have daunted most which would preached a trial sermof in an old barn ...

... ingside, have been not that their son, is missing James Farquhar, It is reported that Privat e Farquhar spoke to some chums at Dunkirk and at that time left to bring in wounded. Since then nothing further heard of him. It believed that he may be a prisoner ...

... its round comes on the Thursday, Friday and Sat- Message from Dunkirk. urday programme. story concerns r thrown into the sea from the a famous Broadway Miss Francis and tress and at Dunkirk in M just been daughter, play: ed by A_ bot! ashore on the sie ...

... Tatters (2), Patz nk (4), Comm ander (6 Habe. Mossie, Private, Age, 300 handicap Wi! al (sch.), Toosher (3). Red H tyrant (4). Dunkirk (4), Willie ef), (6). sch. : yds, »—Florian Guard (5). Fawn Star (2). Ca Sweet Pea White Horse Key ‘Bi. ( sch.), an handi ...

... tops of the trees at miles hour, and Payter, OOO per throwing down the harpoon, rushed for shelter, making the retreat from Dunkirk look like an also ran. f the committee after- At a. meeting of wards it was agreed to approach the Town Council for permission ...

... times tries sue a costly gamble, When he to destroy army at Dunkirk failed is armed forces with all the force 0 and his numer ical superiority in » neroplanes, he could not prevent t from Dunkirk three from taking and this 0 hundred ane 1 fifty thousand ...

... of war in Giermany. Pte. James Farquhar, it will com- be remembered, was reported by panions to have been on board ship at Dunkirk, but again went ashore to assist in bringing in more wounded. The result appears to have been that he was unable to get away ...

... collectors, and anyone men are In view of the fact {that the War Comforts Depot at has been depleted by the demands from Dunkirk, it the troops send a donation of £5 from decided to the funds. Thus we feel that we have village of this heroic episode. ...

... fantastic and wicked ions spring To that faith ruthless act ther. What he ‘ld us in the we oppose Ane irned disaster dark hour of Dunkirk and t Faith in our- into glory wa s our faith, o the Britis! selves, in the destiny Faith that people. Faith in nh oUF Cause ...

... counts in the making of them. Hard, labour is now ‘ving is only in of free men who believe in the cause for Men use the Tho of Dunkirk is our workers unbeatable, given are making. In days of trial and adversity, show the stuff they are made of. adversity as ...

... Alvis (4). 300) Yards Scratch—Blackie, Glenavon, Lion, Beresford, Heather, Jaffa, Cubby. poo Yards Handiesp—Toosher (ser.), Dunkirk (ser.), V lie (4). Wheat, (4), Yank (5), China (5), Colleen S00 Yards Handicap—Calley (ser.), Fellow (2). Cash (7), Spot (7) ...

... Harthil l, that their grand- was son, Seaman William Russell, killed in action when his ship was sunk by enemy action off Dunkirk, when evacuating the B.E.F. Russell, who was 19 years of age, joined the Navy two years age. THOMSON CUP FINAL Southfield ...