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... Knocks programme. Better known to the Dalkeith townsfolk a 4 Alex. McKillop. Munraney will perform a clever song and dance act In this con. test. The name Mulraney goes back many years to a day in Ireland, when Kid Johnstone. welterweight champion ...
... P. Glasgow Club Loss- James Gilchrist, K.C., returned an smashed.—Reuter. geography—Joan Witney. F.P. don Club prize for dancing and P.P. Guild The governors of Heriot-Watt I cLEANS open verdict. The reason why the Edinburgh, to-day for the prize- prize ...
... the rink competition. Best wiahes of all will go with them, and if they annex the honour then their homecoming to the Ferry should be a memorable one. The decision reached by the club some years ago to re-enter the West Lothian competitions ha s certainly ...
... session last week, when they held a social In Hermiston Memorial Hall. Country dancing, whist and dominoes were enjoyed by the members. In the decorated baskets' competition Mrs Hamilton was first and Mrs Letham second. GOLE.—Dalmahoy ladies' autumn meeting ...
... standard of footwear worn in the factory has deteriorated, states Sir George. The clog and the old-fashioned stoutly made boot were no doubt out of place on the dance floor, and even in the factory they did not give the same measure of protection against ...
... and Every Saturday Nignt, OLDE-TYME DANCING. Demon st ratora GEORGE and HELEN HENDRY. JOE WALKER ACCORDION BAND. 7.45 - 10.45. Admission di-, OVER TWENTV•FIVE To-eight. 13.15 to 11.15. Admission 216. MODERN DANCING For er-25's &a m . /STEWART'S DAL A ...
... down at the seventh end. Two old age pensioners, Mr Aitken (soloist) and 31r Wm. Forrest (clog tlancet), also entertained the cont-' puny. Novelty competitions were' won by many of the old folks, who also received a parcel of groceries ,and a 10/- note ...
... LEtWluee szigb/IuyEATRE th with 8.35 It'PT t, Dancing A LOUNGE OF DISTINCTIVE TAL os-r_c ..,K,A N 143.9./s LASS COMPANY ;,,Eihat. 4/_ 3 * BED-SETTEE SUITES. Moquette or Florestine .. .. Fro, ~ /6, 2/6. EDINBURGH DANCE CLUB PlEFrt,;,,°ne FOU 5151. STEWART'S ...
... Margaret's and Gorebridge Cooperative Women's Guild. After a delightful tea a lengthy programme of games, novelty competitions and dancing was carried through and thoroughly enjoyed by the company. Representatives from the visiting clubs and guilds voiced ...
... occasion. general manager of BMC e the only child of Mr anti Mrs children of the Sunday School. Fulton. had just . a rted PASTER, DANCE.- Stoney- church. however. Fifty new donors iScotlandt Ltd. and was fascinated by Introduced by the local mini- helped swell ...
... weather We_ lan Brown and Mrs eundaions, Mrs McLaughlin welcomed a fairly good attest- IftKenzie. The meeting clogged! with praise and prayer. I dance of members in the Mr Neil Boyle, local district Masonic Hall. The three gentle- Councillor. outlined District ...
... win. The Rose were a strangely lethargic bunch with only Holladay and Witch showing any clogs. This exit from the Fife and Lothians Cup is the third cup competition in which the Root interest has been killed thus lemon, not so much by the greatness of ...