... missionary work. The four children of Mr. Mullen can speak fluent Japanese, but the oungest child can not speak any ‘i‘nulnh, During their stay here they attended Harding Memorial School l;md now they all speak very good English. Mr. Mullan and his family are ...

... WHITEHEAD TOPICS Town Clerk speaks on local government DIR. G. S. PENTLAND, lown Clerk, was the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of Whitehead Parent-Teacher Association on Monday last in the Primary School. In his address on “Local Government’ Mr ...

... heard above the general hub-bub, and in the words of one Newington official, “she certainly knew what she was talking about.” Speaking to the * Larne Times” on the occasion of her 80th birthday, Mrs. Moore wished it to be known just how much she appreciated ...

... friends. Like many other travellers he thinks our railways compare very unfavourably with the diesel coaches in the States. He speaks highly of the standard of living enjoyed by the American worker and his wife. Most of the men can afford to run a car; and ...

... served by the ladies. COMPETITION Congratulations go to the young people of the Island Club who were placed at the public speaking com%titions in the Royal Hotel on onday evening. Results were:—l2-14 years:—l, M. Ross: 2, (tie), O. Niblock and F. Black; ...

... enjoyed, it was the opinion of the members that it was not up to the standard of previous years. The East Antrim area _public speaking contest of the Y.F.C.U. was held in the Royal Hotel, Whitehead, on Monday evening last. The following clubs took farl—Straid ...

... Marshaltown: also Mrs. Morris, St Cemetery. His father and xrand- Brides Street {;‘teheorf x 21’9 master tlllo;'s. and “We were speaking on the phone eased's sons is carrying out 5Sk st e gmy phe Profs | the family tradition. When the first Whiteabbey (gr. John ...

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... Public speaking Ballylinney _\N encouraging number of Bally linney club members competed in East Antrim Area gublic sfeaking competitions held at the Royal Hotel, Whitehead. In the over 21 years Impromptu Class, 2nd place was taken by James Cross, while ...

... Mr. Cunningham was asked to give an outline of the Opposition attitude to Ulster. Replying, the speaker said that broadly speaking Ulster’s friends were on the Government side of the House. There were enemies in the Opposition, but some good friends too ...

... Antrim, by the way, who is chairman of the English-Speakin% Union in Northern Ireland, wil be touring America during February speaking on the Union's affairs. NEW ADJUDICATOR “’HILE it is unfortunate that Mr. Guy Vcrney, celebrated London actor =ld producer ...

... Replying, the speaker said that broadly speaking Ulster’s friends were on the Government side of the House. There were enemies in the Opposition, but some good friends too. @ : ...