... District Impeetea J. Briggs, 8.E.M.. There was a large attendance to hear and Mr. R. I. Taylor, C.P.S., were in Mrs. Linton speak on her visit to Retirement which is so characteristic of the occia attendance. Canada, where she was a delegate to mon. CYCLISTS ...

... Midgley) visited Central Clonevin Park, at the age of 62. He was news that there was a distinct pot MTS. Todd (Lisburn) will speak on nation's history. The weather, not to Primary School, where he wis received a well-known figure in British Legion sibility ...

... proportion to population, more houses since the end of the war than any other rural council in Northern Ireland. She was.speaking at a luncheon after she had officially opened for the Council an estate of 54 bungalows at Corcreaney. near Lurgan. The ...

... members at the December meeting of Hillhall Women's Institute. There was a very large attendance to hear Mrs. J. G. Linton speak on her visit to Canada, when she was a delegate to the Conference of Associated Countrywomen the World, held in Toronto. Mrs ...

... resolution requesting the Minister of Commerce to make permanent the experimental system of traffic control. 14th February—Speaking at a dinner in Belfast, the Minister of Commerce (Mr W. V. M'Cleery) said that, including factories bought for letting, his ...

... MARKET SQUARE. MR. WM. HENDERSON WILL SPEAK NEXT LORD’S DAY (D.V.) at o’clock. “Let my mouth filled with thy praise and with thv honour all the day. Ennnaauel Fellowship BOYS’ HALL Saturday, 7.30 p.m.— MR. WM. FULLERTON Sunday, p.m.— REV. W. J. WESTCOT ...

... be-| comes Master, the general becomes Com- 1 mander and the underling becomes the| leader. In such circumstances the Lord ■ speaks to Joshua assuring him that chough He had buried Moses. He would carrv on his work through Joshua, who was to take mastership ...

... Christian work. Mrs. Todd, Lisburn, will be the speaker on behalf of the W.E.C. Missionary Society. Mr. Tom M’Kinstry will speak on behalf the Lisburn and District Bible Clubs. Mr. W. Crothers will be chairman and will also soeak on behalf of the Welcome ...

... ideals. Pot spines every of activity *Md. la ignores LINKS WITH ULSTER border, as Md. Be referred Lord Wakehurn, went on to speak a to rwAty football. in which Northern Ireland, its people and geo- ad acted as a unit to International graphy and the pert ...

... yet in the parish and in their own J. R. Hal. B.A. (cu-ate), who vole= a lives. word of cheer to the patients. Mr. Landrum, speaking on the Queer The choir. numbering upwards of 40 (kin of new year resolutions, said the voices, closed their programme with ...

... bees • Iwo sad added in at this thad. — John /Lewitt% Play. The Moe has for Its a steep path above the w the Antrim mesa It speaks et the hatred *bleb tortured the people et the oneeteenth au It is . . The has cooled and set and is harder Moat: whemewe ...

... Lisburn SERVICE RESERVOIR ON MONDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1954, at 8.0 p.m. Hillsborough District T SUBJECT : dm tered THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO-DAY : Will* M W Speaker: The Rev. Ansley F. Rash (Belfast) ALL WELCOME COLLECTION BOOKSTALL Term Water Mains are in We ...