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... FIVE HAVE A CHAT Into Mile-End School dining hut last night went four of Rosemount's 8813 electors and the hut can hold up to 250 people. They were joined by the retiring Progressive member. Councillor Mi'cnell, and mutual consent she nomination meeling ...
... JUST A WEE BREAK FOR A CHAT Did something catch the fancy of this croup of “the lads”— or was it lust case of a wee break for chat? Enjoy Better Cycling on a THE “HIGHLAND’ .. Aipßr^^ BJ* roya ILANDSI ...
... Chat Wilh. a |2 MONTHS ...
... CHAT WITH DRUMMER A T CADET FORCE INSPECTION Major-General R. K. Arbuthnott chats with Cadet R. Robertson when inspecting the Aberdeen Grammar School contingent of the Combined Cadet Force yesterday. Also in the picture is Major Annand, C.O. of the contingent ...
... HOME CHAT NOW ON SALE— In the same issue you will find a simple competition in which you may win complete set of bedroom furniture ...
... chat . . . \JV treatment for the day was over, but the smile on the nurse's face suggests that there's plenty of variety in store for me in the treatment rooms. The remainder of this my second dav .at nature cure resort I soent chatting in front of enormous ...
... COSY CHAT n ||, v,.u l»l- » « ...
... Barlow, once a page-boy at Manchester hotel, rode a splendid race on Chalsworth. sending him through on the rails to settle the issue in tew strides. Torbango was three-quarters of a ■''ngih behind in second place, but this margin was only a slight cst ...
... CHATTING WITH VISITORS AT THE REUNION Three delegates from the 19th Belgian Infantry were present at the tenth annual reunion of the Aberdeen branch of the Black Watch Association, held in Aberdeen last night. Left to right—Monsieur A. Van Balberghe, ...
... CHAT WITH WOMEN'S PRESIDENT Mrs Florence Earengey, president of the National Council of Women of Great Britain (second from right), chats over a cup of tea with the Lady Provost (right) and Mrs E. S. Beaton and Miss H. Duncan after her meeting yesterday ...
... nails were worn away —a result of holding small articles in the fingers while filing them —and to the traces of rouge on the hands and clothing. “He never failed, went on Dr Doyle, “in detecting a man who had heen either a soldier or a sailor, would illustrate ...
... . * The moderator of the Church of Scotland, the Rt. Rev. J. A. Fraser, chats with the, matron and nurses of the Jubilee Hospital on his visit to Huntly, ...