... entertained by Sinclairtown Songsters from the Salvation Army conducted by Mr Millar. Competition for a favourite cruet resulted — 1 Mrs Forret, 2 Mrs Samuel, 3 Mrs Gatt. Competition for three Highland biscuits resulted — 1 Mrs Forret, 2 Mrs Laird, 3 Mrs Carstairs ...

... Saturday, November 23 10 a.m.-12.30 p.m. Dysart Community Hall TR renmisce&e room, lm information stands. 30p entry. Coffee and biscuits. INDOOR CAR BOOT SALE Philp Hall, Links Street Sunday, December 1 11 am.-3 p.m. £5 per table. No food, drink or tombola. ...

... the Rev. Angus Kerr who gave a very interesting address telling of his training for the ministry andalsothetime spentinthe army as a chaplain, giving a graphic description of many incidents and hopponir;gs during his ministry. Mrs Naismith thanked Mr ...

... the work of Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore, South India, in the New Hall. Presented by Dr P. Moses. Tea and biscuits will be served. This meeting, in the nature of a ‘farewell’ to Dr Moses, is open to all members and friends. Monday, 20th ...

... days with the Indian Army and, in particular, with the Gurkha soldiers. The Gurkhas come from Nepal, a totally independent country with its own king and maharajas. A treaty was made with Nepal allowing the Gurkhas to join the Indian Army, but only British ...

... 17th, 7.00 p.m. on the work of tian Medical College ital, Vellore, South , in the New Hall. ented by Dr P. Moses. and biscuits will be »d. This meeting, in yature of a ‘farewell’ r Moses, is open to all bers and friends. , 20th, 7.30 p.m. — an’s Guild ...

... Donnelly presided and introduced the Rev. Alec Forsyth who is a Territorial Army Chaplain. The members enjoyed his interesting and very humorous tales of his work among the army personnel. Miss Reid gave the vote of thanks. The president then reminded members ...

... Henderson to give a talk on how to start a forum and what it entails, and got a group of people who were interested. Tea and biscuits were served and the raffle took place. The meeting was closed with singing the first two verses of the ‘23rd Psalm’. SSAFA ...

... welcome to all who had braved the weather to attend the meeting. After the sick report the business was dealt with, tea and biscuits were served and the raffle took place. The entertainment was by Tom on keyboard, Isobel on drums and Gwen on guitar, with ...

... of the talk this evening by Mrs Cam Johnson of the Salvation Army. Wi Booth wanted to help others and did this by starting the Salvation Army which was originally known as the Volunteer Army. At that time William Booth allowed his wife to preach, thus ...

... report. Mrs Meldrum gave a satisfactory treasurer’s report and Mrs Halcrow, the secretary’s report. At the interval tea and biscuits were served and the raffle was drawn, all prizes kindly donated. The entertainment was provided by ‘The Three Generations’ ...

... 15-12.30 p.m. — Readings and Prayers for Good Friday. EASTER DAY Sunday, 26th March 9.00 a.m. — Service in Park with Salvation Army (in church if weather bad). 9.45 am. — Breakfast in Hall. 10.25 a.m. — Prayer Group. 11.00 a.m. — Easter Day Service of Communion ...