... J. Nimmons, 8.A., outlined the work of the congregation during 1953, and thanked all who had given of their time and talents in the service the Church. A Sale of Work had raised £438, and repairs to Church property had been undertstkcn Mr. Nimmons expressed ...

... address on World Evangelism by Rev. J. Sidlow Baxter. Mr. G. R. Chapman again presided, and Miss Alice Tarleton sang. Mr. Bertie Montgomery led the singing by the choir. Mr. Baxter said they were met in times of unprecedented international gravity. The ...

... Ford, M.A., organised games, assisted by the Churchwardens, Mr. G. W. Patterson (who also a Sunday School teachei) and Mr. Bertie Hewitt. . The children enjoyed conjuring tricks by Mr. Paul de Winter. After tea. served by the teachers a short programme ...

... ; James liyton, R.A.F., Gifford; John W. MRoyal Navy, Lenaderg; William , angle, Royal Irish Fusiliers, p Aoe urencetown; Bertie Duke, RAF., knamuckley; Samuel Fltswilliam, .F., Loughans; Andrew Fullerton, Royal Ulster Rifles, Loughans; Richard Major ...

... gates were going on Easter Monday? To Porta- closed. !Iv fallen. make it appear that the rented , and was won by M a r. ls° Berti pre e . . j Club . cannot . carry on unless _some , Rogers. Ladies of the Parish anu down Cricket Clubs Grand Dance ors I Mr ...