... ERROL BQWLING.—The Errol Bowling Club opened their season on Saturday, when the usual match, president v. vice-president, was played. COMMUNION.—The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed in Errol Church Sunday forenoon and afternoon. There were ...

... Market Street, Brechin, and has been in the army for about three years. He was one of the party who was recently entertained by Lord WaveLl in India. Mr and Mrs D. Cameron, River Street, Brechin, have received information that their son, David, serving with ...

... ntore bands. The route front assembly on the North Inch would cover the main streets, and the salute would taken by Lord Kinnaird, Lord Lieutenant of the County, from the steps of the County Buildings. Tay Street, at which point the colours of the Black ...

... in the postwar era was discussed, and the protection of their profession. Officers were appointed follows: Hon. president, Lord Provost James Welsh. Glasgow; president, Mr James Williamson, Perth; vicepresident, Mr George M'Queen, Dumfries; secretary ...

... of English pubs.—l am, &c.. Norman B. Shalders. April 28, 1944. DISARMAMENT. Sir, —Having just completed my first reading of Lord Davies' book, Force, I venture to submit the following quotations, which seem to me relevant to the discussion in your columns ...

... succeeds Professor David Mackenzie as Moderator. At the Church of Scotland Assembly, Dundee Corporation will be represented by ' Lord Provost Wilson, Bailies Watt, Drummond Anderson, • Treasurer Caldwell, and Mr William Borland, town.clerk. Owing to war-time ...

... l4« fl» 1 ' FERRIER.—In loving memory of David. lP of and Mrs I). R. Ferrier, East s es - died May 30, 1937. Ihy purpose, Lord, do not But in our home we miss him so, is I'or grief deep where it oD L,j /*j0^ y s '. a tber and mother a »t ■' —Jn loving ...