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... active service). DaaG regretted by her loving Sister and _Mother-in-law. Agnes and William Grattan. also Nephew and Niece. 234 Tats a Avenue. Belfast. Safe is the arms of Jesus . BOYD—June 34. 1944. at her parents' residence. 122 Mersey Street. Belfast. WIRTNA ...
... at the organ. At the afternoon service. Child's Prayer and “Somewhere’’ were rendered by Miss Barbara Hanna, while ivirster John Krox sang God has given us a Bookful stories.’ There’s a Friend for Little Children was rendered by Miss Bella Irwin. Miss ...
... fire-engine was used enlivened the proceedings. ULSTER WEDDINGS Crowe—Rollins The wedding of Mr. John Crowe, son of the late Mr. T. Crowe, and of Mrs. Crowe, Cardigan Drive, Belfast, to Miss Florence Adelaide Rollins, daughter of the late Mr. T. D. Rollins, ...
... active service). Deeply regretted by her loving Sister and Brother-in-law. Agnes and William Grattan. also Nephew and Niece, 336 Tate's Avenue. Belfast. Safe in the arms of Jesus SELEHAW—June 25. 1944. at Lisburn District Hospital. FLORENCE, dearly-loved wife ...
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... BIRTHS. aim -June 1. 14 , Mrs. Nursing Homo t Charles. tore Msrraswah wife I JOHN D. Oakland Avenue, Boltast—a IVON- F -June 3, 944. at Royal tl Hospital. to CHARLOTTII and JOHN N . lt A F—a son ipronssturrl. MARRIAGES lAN—TAYLOR—May 27. 11144. at portadown ...
... Bally- Joyce, relict of Wilson Arm«nonc. Deeply regretted her loving Son. John. Canada. ARMSTRONG—Junc 17. 1947, at her Sunnyside. Bailee. Ballymena. Joyce, relict of Wilson Arm•rong. Sadly missed her loving j-anddaughter. Joy John Swann and Family. Clonoran ...
... give M.P.s an opportunity to discuss matters if they wish to so. COURT AND PERSONAL Buckingham Palace, Thursday. Brigadier John Combe had the honour of being received by the King this morning, when his Majesty invested him with the insignia of a Companion ...
... jackets. they are of the shallow kind All, or nearly all. his cardigan which do not make any serious suits had mock jumpers, which inroads on the yardage available. were a part of the cardigan. Gored skirts continue to be very Every morning frock in his ...
... David Hanlon. Wm. Brown. Wm. Giffen, Samuel Bell-2s 6d each. A. Wife:lvey. W. J. Caughey, John Finlay. Fronk Bell, Elaine Brown, Alex. Caughey. Wm. Bell. John Bell. John Galen. Thoi. Clyde. Samuel Clyde. Jos. 3/I•Master. Mrs. Gibson, Bessie Letkey. Mrs. Caughey ...
... 340 pal to Carmavey a —001 3 3 9 regretted her then. IlUter•ln-Ate and Tarn soeth Brown scary 1941. at the rev. J arother John Drown. gtlerosa. am. dearly-loved aunt 'lll Clovroe —Deeply regretted by Ind Joseph Goody and IRONJI 0• —Januar? In IRA. at ...
... seat on the understanding that he would be nominated. hel souid then be elected unopposed. The tact, of the case of Mr. Thomas John Carroll are well known. especially in Donegal. He was dismissed without pension rights front the princmalshila of the 20-teacher ...