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... and UK. « Joining the Army as a boy in 1913, Oliver served vverseas throughout the 1914-18 war, and landed in France shortly after the declaration of D Day. RELATIVES were contesting the £131,000 will of a 79-year-old Clydesdale woman, who had died the previous ...
... Upper Ward land girl—lsobel Walker. is the employment at Mr G. Prentice, West Lindsaylands, Biggar, and Margaret Clingan, employed by Mr F. Lean, Castle Hill, Symington—took part on Sate rd a y in the farewell parade of the Women's Land Army • at Buckingham ...
... VI October 8: St Andrew’s November 5: Kilncadzow Church Guild, The Land WRI. A Black Country Army - church hall. Upbringing™* - district hall. October 10: Carluke EU November §: St John's Church Church. soup and sweet. Guild. Alaska - church hall. October ...
... TALE (BBC 2, 3.15 p.m.): Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger wrote, produced and directed this 1944 film. A land girl, a GI and an army sergeant unmask a crooked magistrate. Eric Portman, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price and Charles Hawtry star. JAWS 3 (Scottish ...
... world is out of step except Russia.—Yours sincerely, A. R. McijouGALL. P.S.—Judgment is coming! The Red Army is coming. Sword in hand, the Red Army will never abrogate its right to anyone tojudge the guilty. We shall judge ourselves. We shall leave thejob ...
... T WOMAN’'S GUILD., — There was a good attendance of members at the first meeting of the new session of Coalburn Woman’s Guild. Speaker was Lt. Farquhar of the Salvation Army, who brought along seven young friends who entertained members in music and song ...
... herself posseesed by the spirit of a murdered woman. In her imagination she sees exactly how the murder wee committed and, influenced by an unseen and frightening power, she identifies herself with the dead woman. Because of her interpretation of the murder ...
... their appreciation of the encouragement to ‘Have an “Ice’’ Day’ by awarding this float first prize. A warm welcome to the Tod Woman who Lived in a Shoe’. roup’s entry (X - e _ QUARTER o il l, ‘Ye Old Jelly Babies’ were pleased to be awarded a first prize ...
... thanking all the ladies for - o'Clock Club were: S€veral groups not After a lovely tea, music the speaker, Mrs Rennie, promised a land fit for g given to the committee by surplus food stuffs to all the support they had given ~ i L whist, Georgie Moule; represented ...