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... McWalter, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs W. McWalter, 14 St Andrews Crescent, Arbroath, and Mr lain Macgregor, younger son of Mr and Mrs O. Macgregor, Panbride Schoolhouse, Carnoustie. The Rev, S. N. Pearson officiated at the ceremony. Given away by her ...
... LANG SYNE ? • . 1. 1 P A class at Parkhouse School, about 1919. Top row: E. Cairnie, J. Cant, W. Ritchie, M. Macpherson, N. Macgregor, W. Wallace, C. Edwards, E. Tarbert, and E. Connacher. Second row: R. Cargill, J. Nicoll, E. Wood, K. Phimister, —, E. Robb ...
... on Monday, June 22, with Bert Macgregor and his band hard at it from 10.30 p.m. till 1 a.m. It’s on again on Thursday, 25th, and Monday the 29th. The popular Lucky Wheel Talent Show, compéred by the inimitable Jimmy Mather, has its first pro‘duction on ...
... impossible t o g o back blazing. Mn Mathers, who came from her in. Within seconds the house was a mass of flames. A pet budgie and canary died in the fire. Mrs Mathers went to try and get them out, but Mr Macgregor wisely restrained her. Station Officer ...
... Cuff Links—lan Simpson, 58 Fraser Path: 14, Hankies— Mather, 58 Grampian Gardens; 15, Tea Cloth—SB. Black, 12 Guthrie Hill; 16, Cocktail Mats—Craig McKechnie, 81 Demondale Road; 17, Biscuits—Mather, 29 Bank Street: 18, Crochet Jucket—Ron Patterson, 45 ...
... Thursday night to St Mar> Street where Macgregor lived. Tliey entered neighbour’s and there declared their intention going lor Macgregor which showed very clearly | their object was preconceived and •crate. Macgregor was working at his door, and the son ...
... the Arbroath Council of Social Service, which was held in the Assembly Hall last Thursday night. In attendance was Miss MacGregor of the Scottish Council of Social Service. In his opening remarks, Dr Christie said that the Council’s initiative, which ...
... Maureen Caird, Aileen Mathers, Agnes Smith, William McDonald. Needlework— Agnes Smith, Ruth Spink. Handwork— Angus Roberts. Primary 111.— I, Athole Mollison; 2, Patricia Fox; 3, Robert Spink; 4, Williamina Swankie; 5, Robert MacGregor; 6, Barbara Cameron ...
... players being taken by A. V. Macgregor and J. Fairweather. The visitors won the toss and elected to bat, sending in, on a splendidly true playing wicket, B. J_ Pope and J. H. Bettington, against the bowling of Boyes and A. V. Macgregor. At the opening) play ...
... ult., the wife of Alexander Thomson, tailor and clothier, of a son. At 13 Elliot Street, on the 12th ult., the wife Alfred Macgregor, of a daughter. At 41 Marketgate, on the 6th ult., the wife of George Petrie, of a son. At 24 Ladybridge Street, on the 21st ...
... 6th inst., the wife Alfred Macgregor, of a son. At St Mary Magdalene's Episcopal Church, Dundee, on the 21st inst., by the Rector, Rev. Francis Burdon, Stewart Mathieson, to Bella, second daughter of the late Fred. T. Mather, Arbroath. At 10 Ardgowan Terrace ...
... D. & H. O. Wills ladies’ singles (second round)—Mrs E. H. Wilson 21, Mrs J. W. Haddon 16; Mrs J. C. Brown 19, Mrs 1. C. Macgregor 22; Mrs M. Birse 12, Mrs J. Lawson 21; Mrs B. Coutts 21, Mrs G. Taylor 18. ARBROATH CLUB An away game at Strathmartine on ...