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... CARNOUSTIE SCRAPBOOK scale. Early in the present century ‘he Merry Widow Hats were the aeight of fashion. These were huge ;artwheel affairs, kept in place by ong hatpins of a most vicious nature. The pins, which had, as 1 rule, large circular gem-studded ...
... Carnoustie Scrapbook (Continued from Page 8) There were no public dance halls at this time, at least not in Carnoustie, What dances there were days, with the line “ Every second were arranged privately, and these Tuesday” or whatever day they varied in ...
... Carnoustie Scrapbook A Rambling Story of Facts and Fancies onerous and important task of driving the supplies of liquid nourishment to the Grog Hole, and woe betide him if he was late! During this friendly interval one popular habit was to ** borrow ” ...
... Memoirs From My Scrapbook. W. B. M. Some weeks back I wrote an art*le frrlm my scrapbook memoirs of a cricept match played on the Hill a great many summers ago. Its popularity by far cxceeded the humble writer's expectations and resulted in him receiving ...
... 45—Chamber Music—New English Trio. 12.15—Beneath the Green Willow'—An Episode from Izaak Walton's The Compleat Angler. 12.45—Organ Recital by Frank E. Woodhouse, from Manchester. I.ls—Gramophone Records—M iscella leous. o—For the Schools —Interlude ...
... contains 76 old postcards and photographs illustrating life in and around the town from the 1830 s through to the end of World War Two. It really is a history scrapbook, said Mrs Macintosh. After I was approached by the publisher with a view to compiling ...
... end with mere words. Gas supplies were rationed. It was provided front 6 a.m. tk, $ a.m., again from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the final ration was alliwed from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. At 6 in the evening the gas was cut off until 6 o'c'ock the following morning ...
... m LESUE BAILY (left) and CHARLES BREWER (right), who are responsible for those interesting Scrapbook programmes. The 1907 Scrapbook repeated in the National Programme at eight o'clock to-night. TO-DAY. Scottish Programme—767 kcs., 391.1 2. o—For the ...
... artisan club in the church service.at Ladyloan was over |at last rcvive‘d. bmuglffl l‘ound by a' ducted by preachers from Dundec world, but it was the first club and done with long before the!taste of. the ‘ Auld Ku’k, he looked}and Arbroath. ever to beat ...
... Carnoustie Scrapbook A Rambling Story of Facts and Fancies PART TWENTY-TWO ing newspapers, all from Dundee.|in the case of the Gem ; Grey- sur the imagination or to-du John Leng & Co. were first in the|friars in the * Magnet.” A little| grandfathers ...
... continues to grow so far as one can see. 1 am far from saying that the links are the only attraction of the place. The attractions are innumcrable, and adapted to all* tastes. Strangers from Carnoustic who from time to time come under safe escort to visit ...
... competition and open to everyone in the United Kingdom. The competition is for a scrap book made from Christmas, birthday or greeting cards and cuttings from books and nsagazines. The judges will take into cotiiideration iMaginative treatment, suitability ...