... WORLD DAY OF PRAYER AT DUNROSSNESS On Friday, 29th February, the Women's World Day of Prayer was held in the Church Hall, Dunrossness. This was the third annual observance. Ag previously the meeting, which was a united one representing the various Christian ...

... Half-way Around the World gHETLAND was the “halfway house” in a roundthe-world trip as far as young Australian journalist, Bill McGlinchley was concerned. Likeable personality, Bill arrived here last Thursday, and spent a few days in town and country ...

... hen two rels, ¥ Challenge cup the winner was a Stewart was tied down in the old Lerwick “boys” got to- 4 anc e “‘iss&(;fii?:y\g;, plhen middle of the fl)eet. Fiv:ailt(l::t gether quite by chance, and o ast year 1t was , year's cup-winner) was well to the ...

... Round world trip to see relatives If you had never been out of your native town, and had never flown in a plane before, would your first trip be a short one. Probably it would. But that was not the case for Miss Catherine Hilary Sandison, who has just ...

... — Miss Gadabout wins two cups at Burravoe |“Simplify income tax” — M.P. The South Yell Boating Club has for a number of years been dogged by the lack of wind at their annual regatta, However, this year’s one, held last Tuesday and Wednesday, was favoured ...

... Progress in the nicuern world| Shetland to have S.S.P.C.A. inspector Although it was decided at the Althing on Saturday night that the idea of progress in the modern world was an illusion, one consolation point was agreed—that the world was still improving ...

... Hard-hitting articles on such controversial subjects as the “slavery” of modem ffcotfeallers and the eclipse of England in the World Cup are features of the lavishly illustrated “Day & Mason Football Annual, 1950-51,” just published by Dav Mason & Ford ...

... a dead mother . . in vain? Has he lost count of the fact that it was England who gave birth to one of the greatest leaders the world has ever known. That man (of all men) who led us through those “dar kened hours” and whose dauntless courage and bull-dog ...

... empire are sold in the US.A. and Canada and the dollars received go to increase the stock of dollars belonging to the sterling area. The regulations on exchange control require these dollars to be handed to the Bank of England. But the Bank has to hand ...

... Kingdom of Heaven. “God bless you—don't stop trying,” was his final sentence. After the service a short social, with a welcome cup of tea, was held in the hall, when members had an opportunity of meeting the new rector and having 5 word with the acting Dean ...

... his dog Spot, one of the dogs used by him in his recent demonstration at the Shetland trials. The trials were attended by rhany overseas visitors from as far South Africa and New Zealand to see what they called “The world’s finest sheep dogs Amongst the ...

... peradventure for a sood man some would even dare to die. But God commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” Using the example of John Wesley’s conversion he revealed that enly by grace and through faith could ...