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... patchwork. Mrs. Macgregor proposed a vote of thanks. Owing( to the ‘unavoidable absence of Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Green kindly acted as tea hostess. Lady Bicester judged the needlework competitions and the results were :— &\broidary-1 Mrs. Macgregor, 2 Mrs. Calnan ...
... Cross Rutherglen Phone ISt 0. 'ROCK PLANTS—WeII grown. correctly named. and Carefully packed. Our selection, 121- doz.— J. MACGREGOR. F.R.11.13 (DEPT 201 CARLUKE. SCOTLAND WATSON. Kilmarnock Road. Gift nock. has at present large stocks of wailing stone ...
... consisted of Leader F. Jay and Messrs. D. Jameson. S. Coombs. A. MacGregor and A. Robins. The INantwich team was Leader F. ICrance. Messrs. J. Smith. J Davies, S H. Comes. and E. Mather The County Control Cup. awarded for the highest individual aggregate ...
... green to beat Donald Blair. Results (English players first) were: FOURSOMES—D. F. Dunston and J. S. Bethell beat A. F. D. Macgregor and N. Mackinnon 5 and 4; G. B. Wolstenholme and T. J. Shorrock beat J. Armour and H. C. Maclaine 2 and 1; lan Caldwell and ...
... between gooseberry and } currant Heavy crops large mack fruits of excellent quality. Strong young plants. 51- each.—-J. MacGregor. F R.H.s!, Dept 20. Carluke. Scotland. WHAT can you give better for Xmas than a parcel of Choice Dutch bulbs? Brings back ...
... 40/- dozen.—J. MACGREGOR. P.R.HS., DEPT. 20. CARLUKE. SCOTLAND. TONS garden gravels reo » j hite reinforced cement slabs and edging cement bricks, sand, causeway setts, manures hydrated lime, etc : prompt delivery Glasgow and district.—Mathers A Sons Paton ...
... Saturday, Feb. 23, 1946, at the Church of St John the Evangelist, West End, Edinpurgh, by the Rev, S, Harvie Clark, M.A., lAN MACGREGOR, younger son of Mr and Mrs JAMES M. CLEUGH, 130 Newhaven Road, to MARY CRAWFORD, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs JAMES T. ...
... Heifer—Mr « G . Miller , Ledmore ; T » o-Year-Old Heifer—D . and R . Macgregor , Glenaros ; Championship—0 . Hugh Smith . Polled Bull—Mrs Macfadv ^ u , Tenga ; 'Shorthorn Cow—D . and K . Macgregor ; Polled Cow—Mrs Macladyen . The championship for heavy horses ...
... Scotland representative. Higgs Motors, Ltd.; Mr C Lamb. L.N.E.R. district locomotive superintendent, Burntisland* Mr J. MacGregor, planning engineer, and Mr P. 11. Guthrie, toolroom department, Rolls Royce, Glasgow; Mr J. Stephen, head, technical department ...
... t: —Midlands. 2; East, 2. West v. Anglo-Scots. West —Mist N. White: Dr M. Macgregor, J. Bowie: K. Maxwell, M. Favvcett, S. Dobbie; O. O'Donnell, M. Geddes, M. Stewart, K. MacGregor, M. Bowie. Anglo-Scots—M. Livingston: C. Herd, A. Core; K. Maxwell, Mrs ...
... ten; John Doyle, Dundee, nine; Nan Reilly, Freda Mann and Vera Smith, Dundee, eight; Dinah Mather, Dundee, seven; Wilma Brown, Dundee, six; and Sandy Macgregor, Dundee, two. The words you had to unjumble in last week's competition were TAXICAB, LORRY ...
... first English victory since 1935. Finest win of the day, however, went to a Scot, A. P. D. Macgregor. sixteenyear-old student at Watson's College, Edinburgh. Macgregor. gtockiiy-built youth, was playing I. M. Gordon, of Manchester University, in the singles ...