... CHARITIES CUP TOURNAMENT MAY GET S.F.A. BLESSING Peter Craigmyle Suggests How BERWICK Charities' Cup Committee's summer football competition, branded in some quarters as an outcast of the soccer fraternity, may receive S.F.A. recognition. Man behind a ...

... fallen oracle in England, he continued. Canon Ireson then likened the Bible to the compass of a lost man in a jungle. He knows he ought to value it, but he does not know how to use it. For centuries the Bible had always beta classed as world's best sear ...

... page nine:— So new races in new lands have ever done, French ancient Britons in England. in Canada, How the ancient Britons came to or were in any way associated with England is a majestic bloomer which only scholars seem to be able to write. According ...

... Charities Cup Football Competition is nor an illegal competition. On Apra sth, 1948, the Berwick Infirmary Cup was re-named Berwick Charities Cup,. with the approval of the Board of Management of Berwick Infirmary and the Trustees of the Cup, and the ...

... Edinburgh University in the first round East of Scotland Qualifying Cup game at Shielfield on Saturday. He displaces Smith. McLauchlan missed only one game with Ashington in a full league and cup programme last season. He hails from Dumfries and 1 understand ...

... The world situation is critical, said County Alderman Straker-Smith. comparable with what it was in 1914 and 1939. The trouble is that there is not a man at the head of the Government bk.- Mr Winston Churchill to speak for England. England ens take ...

... in the first world war gave him a broad view of life and people, and there is no situation which defeats him. His sayings are famous. For the record, here are a few of the bestknown Robsonians. Scotland's the home of footballers; England of cider. ...

... BORDER rrHE World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, to which 28 countries belong, is meeting for its 13th World Conference at St. Hugh's College, Oxford, from July 21 to 31 this year. The last time the Conference was held in England was in 1930 ...

... which for 300 years had closed its doors to the outside world and had become a hermit kingdom. She traced its history from its early days until the Japanese invasion. She told how during the World War the Japs made the Koreans pray for a minute every ...

... which I said there was a feeling amongst people in the Borough that the Charities Cup was becoming a racket by being eatended. I feel I should make it clear that in using the word ' racket ' I did not intend to cast any reflection upon the conduct or motives ...

... FIXTURES Berwick Charities Cup—Fist Roam' Eyemouth defeated Berwick Bowling Club by 20 shots when the clubs met on the Berwickshire green on Tuesday. Scores:— EYEMOUTH 3. Smith, W. Windram, D. Meek, J. Craig (s) G. B. Elastic, W. Patterson. J Rosie, J ...

... Brig. Thorp, dealing with two factors which he said were of tremendous importance at the present time, gave world peace priority. It is no good us, or any party, either talking or working for improved social services and higher standards of living if we ...