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... Bolfoat lot wook that days of 4m qualifying examination woro namborod and tho aoonor It gooa 4m bottor ~ Mr. Looney, who was speaking at the annual conference of the branch, said they welcomed the enlightened view of education advocated in the new programme ...
... held in the CHURCH HALL on SATURDAY. Ml JANUARY, INT at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mr*. 808 MCALLISTER (Uncvangelised Field Mi»»ion> will speak and sing. Followed by A MEW TEAR’S WEEK OF MISSION (7th—Hlh> Conducted by Re*. J. W. HOUSTON Final Service in Church SABBATH ...
... wifi (D.V.) be held in the Church B SATURDAY. JAN. 5. a S p.M. MB. and MRS. BOR McALUSTE (Evangelised Field* Mission) will Speak and Sing. Followed by a MEW YEAR’S WEEK OP MISSION conducted REV. J. HOUSTON'(7th —11th) Final Serv ice .is Church SABBATH ...
... MIRACLE OF A SAVIOUR V IRE MIRACLE OF SALVATION I'HE MIRACLE OF REDEMPTION Come and Hear Mr. G. M. LEAR (from the Argentine) Speak on the above Subjects commencing Sunday, m January at pm. (D.V ) and continuing Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, at 8 p.m. THE GOSPEL ...
... Strengthening our Forces was raised in the Northern Ireland Senate Senator James Bailie, J.P., Ballymena. On that occasion speaking on the destruction of Border Customs huts. Senator Bailie said: I would suggest that the time has now arrived when the Government ...
... their changing relations one to another and on the following Friday, January 2S. David Kennedy, Saint Malachy’s College, will speak about the Roman Catholic church during the period. Since the middle of the 17th century the religious life Ulster has run In ...
... Ulster and we need the support of all our friends in these nays continual and brutal attacks on our constitutional liberty.” Speaking on the Middle Eaat situation Mr. Cunningham said he welcomed the change In the attitude of the United States. President ...
... of the I.R.A. He spoke conditions prevailing in the South which had allowed the present situation develop. . , He went on speak of the Suez crisis, and our absolute dependence on Middle East oil. He explained the state of political affairs in all the ...
... seems nnlikclv. Their winners last, wcek-enl were George Fen- Jim Wylie, Sid Fvans and Willie Beattie. Former Linfield Leader Speaks At Youth Rally A FEATURE of the Youth Rally held In KeUlafarook Ball on Saturday ftight was a brief testlmooy ven Mr. W. Kennedy ...
... dear sister, Annie Maria, called home on January 13, 1946. Ever remembered her loving sister Frances. —Oracehill. Softly I speak of the one that is gone, Tenderly I think the past. Memories grow dearer as life travels on, But love and remembrance last ...
... ‘is good friaad Uhtar, and we need the support oil our friends these days of and brutal attacks «■ our NMUIgUunl libarfy. Speaking on tiie Middle East attaition Mr. Cbaningham said be welooowd change fa the attitude o( the United Stales. President Eisanhowar ...
... Waveney Singers, accompanied Mr. H. Alexander, who traina the chorus; McPeake Brothers (spoon percussionists). Rae Perry (verse-speaking). Roy Samnson (folk dancing), sketch entitled “Crossed Wires by members o* the Alexander Hale Chorus: Barbara Chambers and ...