... attired in a dusty pink two piece with brown accessories, and carried pink carnations, was given away by her father. Rev Joseph Nimmons, B.A , officiated at the ceremony. The bridesmaids were Miss Jean Topping (sister of the bride!, and Miss Emma Neill (sister ...

... 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 ...

... Sunday after - Gifford; Wm. John Craig, R.N., Lenaderg; Wm. B. Crangle, R.1.F., noon by Capt. L. P. S. Orr. M.P. Laurencetown; Bertie Duke, R.A.F., Situated on the Banbridge Road Knocknamuckley; Samuel Fitzwilcorner, the tablet is positioned below liams, R ...

... 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 ...

... great and famous Abbey what a marched along the main Lurgan-Gifford Mr. Road to a field kindly placed at the dis- pin. Mr. Bertie Hunter. Mr.W. D. Ira in. gorgeous sight is seen, Mrs. J. Johnston. Mr. C. A. Jackson, Mr. The world is represented there, ...

... and a duet was V. Wakelcy. curate of St.. Jude's given by Miss Johnson and Mias DEATH OF MR. . Church, Belfast; rtev. J. Nimmons, Best The choir rendered several BA., Nea.mills p res b yterian suitable harvest anthems. The FARQUHAR. Church, Belfast, and ...