... Bedrule Rifle Club. AWHIST DRIVE AND DANCE (in aid of the shove) will be held in BEDRULE HALL on 15th FEBRUARY, at 7.30 p.m. Whist, 1/6 ; Whist and Dance, 2/U ; Dance, 1/6 and 1/, 107 J. G., Sec Whist Drive & Domino Competition (In Aid of Glen Douglas School ...

... padlock , to this lady can do so. R. LIGHTLY The Factions Northinniirian Clog' Dancer. I J. MACDONALD kiandoinie Soloist. MISS GRIFFITHS MERRY MAC'S CABARET DANCE BAND. SISTERS LOCKEY Dancing Trio. See these Tiny Tots—Unbeatable. • MISS E. ROBSON le Voca li ...

... MIRED LANGTON is prepared to take PUPILS for Clog, Jig, Hornpipe, Top. Boot, or Coon Daucing—Songotod Daces Style a Speciality. Clubs or Schools atteuded. Address—C/o Miss Wool,, 5 Queen Stroet, DANCING. Air 0. C. MacLENNAN (Of the Albert Hall. Edinburgh) ...

... tee by Mr T Irving who also provided prizes for competition. The winners of the prizes to a stroke competition were—l, Miss N Russell ( . 26) 85 ; 2 Mn W R Easton ;22) 87. Winner o hidden hole competition—Miss M Veitch. Tea was served in the club house ...

... were won by Mrs A. Hardy and Mr W. Hogg. A dance was held afterwards, the music being supplied by El:iot's Band. Cpl. .J. Kennedy, 8.8., acted as Ni.C. A spot waltz was won by Mr and Mrs J. Wilson. Competition prizewinners were:-1, Mrs J. Wilson; 2. J ...

... Doo.—At Jedburgh Sheriff Court to-day (Thursday). Alice Douglas or Scott. Mamburnford, was charged. witn keeping a dangerous clog, which had mole4ted a postman. A man, who appeared on her behalf. mated:— If the postman will amtoy the dog you can't expect ...

... Denbolni, and which was first at Hawick. In the open pony jumping competition, Miss Ada Donglas, latehouseeote, Hawick, was first prizewinner. COMING EVENTS. sat. 8--Jed:: — e:t Sheep and Dog —Dance in Public Hall. Sun. 9—Rev. A. L. N. Mackenzie, Crailing Church ...

... Church were wound up on Thursday evening when a whist drive and dance was held in the Liberal Utah Hall. Theta was a large attendance of bent and friends The prize.winnerr the shirt competition (which was asperintended by the Ken. J. P. Ale:ander) were i—Ladieer— ...

... and the Border Trio (Messrs Wm. D. Clarkson. Win P. Laidlsw and Tom Small); and dances by Mine Gladys Kole. Miss Mary H. Small was tho accompanist. The annual ' Play and Dance' in connection with the Clan Lindsay Amateur Dramatic and Glee Clubs wen held ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF H.G. DANCE. A large crowd were present at the Home Guard dance on Saturday evening in the Drill Hall, where Joe Mcßurnie and his dance orchestra were again to the fore. The stewards on duty were Messrs W. Neil, R. D. Scott and T. Renton ...

... Ctimatittee, the OM Vi a Drill Hall, following the I t ri e Pu e i l l Hallfter A n othe r h t late dance i nr Nicht More concert, and the usual Games Day dance will also be held in the Public Hall on Saturday evening. So let us hope that we have a guid ...

... ladies supervising tea arrangements. At the dance which followed. splendid music was rendered by . Fair's Band from Kelso. and Mr R. Affleck. assisted by Mr A. Fortune, acted as floormaster. Prizes for a spot dance were won by Mr .1. Bruce and Miss H:111 ...