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... ‘o’ /' éfz{% ' ¥y Mr. Bertie Fry, Taylorstown, Toomebridge, and his bride, Miss Sarah Nimmons, 3 Daisy Hill, Randalstown, signing the register after their wedding in Second Randalstown Presbyterion Church.—Photo by W. |. McAllen, Randalstown. B Mr. George ...
... Johnston and W Stewart S. P Bost and J Moore II: Mr aril —- Mrs 0 Mahon S. 8 Nimmons and J MeOookin Third round—Mr and Mrs Joe Ringland I. T Deal and J Moore 7: 8 Nimmons and J 16. Mr and Mrs H Oardiner N and M Warwick 11. Mrs Mawbinary and W Woodside ...
... tournament. They entertain WILSON AGAIN Bangor at home on Sunday with a 6-1 first-leg leeway to make up. CLANDEBOYE golfer Bertie Wilson continued his SUNDAY'S Open Junior run of success in Bangor com Scratch Cup at Banbridge w hen Week when he collected ...
... RITCHIE, BERTIE — In loving memory of my dear Brother, who died August 26, 1967. — Always remembered by his Sister Ruth and Family, 32 Glenone Villas, Portglenone. . . Precious memories how they linger. RITCHIE, BERTIE — Treasured memories of Bertie, died ...
... of joy. NIMMONS — August 22, 1978, at Hospital, Susanah. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter Beth, Son-in-law James Craig, and Grandchildren Suanne, Joan and Alistair, 41, Ballydonnelly Road, Toomebridge. Peace, perfect peace. NIMMONS — August ...
... in the home, in the church and at the graveside were conducted by Rev. D. G. Bothwell. Chief mourners were :—Jim Nimmons (son-in-law); Bertie M'Cutcheon (brother); Charles M:Cutcheon (nephew): Leslie and Isiah Wright, Thomas Richardson (cousins); Thcmas ...
... Browne, daughter of the assistant secretary, Lt.-Commander R. W. Rutherford- Browne, was handed over by the chairman, Mr. Bertie Robinson, at a joint meeting of the association and the Northern Ireland Ratepayers’ Association. The monthly visitation to ...
... t, Johnston. third. and B. Meltearue: li. Mr. and Robert Burns: chairman. The Turco, Pairs wait to 0. Mrs. J. R. Kennedy. Bertie Mcßroom; vice-chair- McKenzie. and Mrs. Johnston. and the ureter event resulted in Bangor may 1. mir w.non man. Jim Robinson: ...
... Johnston and W Stewart 3, F. Boal and J. Moore 11; Mr. and Mrs. G. Mahon 3. S. Nimmon and J. McGookin 9. Third round—Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ringland 6, 7. Boal and J. Moore v 8. Nimmons and J. McGookin 16, Mr. ano Mrs. H. Gardiner 2: N. and M. Warwick 6. Mrs, Mawhinney ...
... RIGHT—Mr. George Thompson (left), who was back in Ballymena on a holiday from Canada. chatted with an old school pal, Mr. Bertie Nevin, and his former teacher, Mr. G. Leetch, the retired principal of Harryville 'rom Cully Fro bac! key, S _ A \ I L B o ...
... Gillespie' and Miss Sloan; 3. J. Nimmons andl A. Pollock. KW.: I. Mrs. Corry I and R. Robson; 2. Mrs. Pear and' Mrs. Blackman; 3. Mrs. McKeown I and Miss McCavana. ISi NS., 1. Miss Mahood and W Lang; 2. Mrs. R. Nimmons and A. Pollock; 3, Mr. and Mrs. N ...
... to-day (Monday), at 2 p.m., to Mountjoy Presbyterian Churchyard. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter Gladys, Son-in-law Bertie, Grandchildren John and Clement, and all the Family Circle. Tobe with Christ, which is far better. v McNEILLY — September ...