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... Melton Mowbray etl V shire, John Malcomson. linen Wemyss, Fife, in his 65th year. MATHERS.—Suddenly, at 140 Ancruin dee, on Feb. 7, 1945, Agnes Isles r gl L Thomas Mathers, grocer, Lochee. Fun gt) r.. Gray's Service Room, Perth Rd., > ...
... DRESS WANTED. ANN MACGREGOR pays highest prices for good cast-off clothing, napery, linen, &c.; also diamonds, watches, and all kinds of old gold and jewellery. A square deal guaranteed in strictest confidence. 75 Overgate. Dundee. GENT'S lounge suit ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. MATHERS' HOTEL. Whitehall Cres., Dundee. Telephone 3573. REOPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. After Renovation and Redecoration this Old- Established Hotel is now open. Luncheons, Dinners. Open to Non-Residents. Rooms available shortly tor Weddings ...
... Her dishes were won by Miss Mather, Miss Milne, Airs Palmer, and Mrs- J. Stewart. In competition, six best articles in a medicine chest, winners were Miss Duncan and Miss M. Garvie. Readings were given by Miss Macgregor, Brechin. Hostesses for evening ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Nan Reilly and Alexander Guthrie, Dundee, eleven; Dinah Mather and Eliza Stewart, Dundee, ten; Wilma Brown, Dundee, nine; Billy Stoddart, Dundee, seven; Ronald Masterton, Dundee, six; Sandy MacGregor, Dundee, five, and Moira Barrie. Broughty Ferry, three ...
... HOCKEY. D.H.S.F.P. v. D.11.5.F.P. XI. (Dalnacraig 50) —A. N. Other; M Mathers, 11. Sprunt; M. loung, B. Ferguson, I. Elder; J. Taylor, K. Arnot, A. Henderson, J. Pu'.lar. W. Nicoll. D.H.S.F.P. 2nd XI.—A. B. Scott; M. Hallv, M. Crawford; A B-uce. C Riddel ...
... sent in the neatest, correct entries: SCHOOLGIRL'S COMPANION—Jenny Cowie, 36 Dundonald St., Dundee. DRESSMAKING SET—Aline MacGregor, Schoolhouse, Balbeggie, Perth. EMBROIDERY SET—Nancy Peebles, Pickletillum, By Leuchars. MATHS. SET — James Lamond, 32 Manor ...
... Church, and M¥s Liddle. 146 Onslow Drive. Glasgow. MATHERS—CAMPBELL.—At the Manse, Kinfauns. on 14th September 1940, by Rev. R. S. Davidson, James, second son of Mr John Mathers, and the late Mrs John Mathers. 60 Dundee Road, West Ferry, to Jessie Ann, third ...