... NEXT WEEK S PLAY The Way of the World,” —Congreve, will presented the Adam Smith Hall, Kirkcaldy next week. , Ilk* ».a> the World” d th.* finest example of the comedy, and if some of its hues sound trifle hawuy to the modern ear, must remembered tnat ...

... Wttjhr fit I. Christie. P. L. T M. Ura.-. J. Wright and Mr J. M. Mitchell, M SCOTLAND’S PLACE IN WORLD National Party Address “Scotland’s place in the world,” was the subject of, an interesting address given by Mrs Mary Dott, Edinburgh, National Secretary ...

... awards to the following:— Jubilee Cup. the ehiet honour of the green, which tarried with it the green championship—A. S. Robertson; President's Pr.se— John McKay; Commercial Jug —Win Noble, Robertson Medal—John Mc- Kay; Hai* Cup—John Rae; Finlay Medal (pairs)—A ...

... g talk on “The History and Work of the Glasgow City Mission.” Rotarian Henry said this was the oldest City Mission in the world, having been started 1826, and it would celebrate its Pioth anniversary in January of next year. The founder of the Glasgow ...

... announced that the following were the principal winners during the season Cun—E. Kilgour; Shepherd Cup—l. Humphries; oaltrimmers’ Cup—J. Thomson; Harrow Cup—G. Ritchie; Town Council Cn-p (first winners) G. Bin hie and W. Johnstone. It was also intimated ...

... had done its best with difficult material. But all tile beauty that Mr Matthews produced for us had to struggle hard against the vastness of the hall. Most of us listen with our eyes open, and the background was not compensated by the symmetrical palms ...

... Adamson but quickly rallied and were always masters of the situation. An axiom of Old Moore who used to travel Fife with boxing both was. “condition heats the world” Bowhill will have to this more seriously to heart. The other local team, Bluebell were made ...

... to the platform between items to fell us what we already found out from our p.i.atcd programmes, but he was so cood-looking and friendly and spoke pleasantly that we had not the •cart to tell him that most of us ad one time or another learned read. The ...

... the season had remained in force, although England and Wales it was discontinued some years ago. The result up to now has been the payment of a considerably higher rate of subsidy in Scotland than in England and Wales, says a Ministry announcement. In ...

... various Institutions were glad to have her visit. A large quantity of clothing which had been handed in. was proving most useful in giving comfort and warmth to the recipients. The bulbs gifted in October had now been distributed and were creating interest ...

... a well Ifnown, member (with Cabinet rank) of the French Government. ■ His Deputy received the in the Provost's room. -The World ih Indeed a small place. His son is married to a Scots lady who was a graduate of St Andrews University! In the Provost’s room ...

... , Kirkcaldy. •UTTIE.—In loving memory of our dear Linnie. who died 26tb Nov.. 1949. Let us remember this when we are aad, The happy with you that once had? Let us remember all the Joy knew. And whisper to your memory we loved you. —lnserted her mom and ...