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... Marra. DAY, Mad APRIL. at p.m. INSTITUTE HALL, EAST CALDER. Oa FRIDAY, APRIL, at 7 p.m. WARDROOM, UPHALL, OD MONDAY, Mth APRIL, at S p.a. INSTITUTE HALL. PUMPHERSTON, OD MoNDAY, APRIL, at 7.31 p.m. POLY I LeHNIC HALL. WRIST LDS& on The Moat Beautiful and ...
... Atone A 25. MO and Morrie Oxford dels: two months old: acceptable. Telephone West Calder 602. DUREX GOSSAMER, 9/. dozen Petherlite. 12/6 doz. Nuform, 12/6 dozen. b regular post In plain envelope. Post free. No callers.- Relax. 1197 Govan Road. Glasgow. S ...
... falls. U. P. CHURCH JUNIOR BIBLE CLABB.—The annual social meeting of the above class took place on Thursday evening in the hall adjoining the Church, presided over by Mr John Buchan. Over 40 sat down to tea, and after doing ample justice to it, Miss Mary ...
... were glv.•u. new feature was a set of Morris 'lance's rendered by a sound of six members, and gave satisfaction to the visitors. Sgt. Thos. lowe's exhibition of Indian clots swinging was brought forth loud The hall was wilt, snba•rihers. and of our menibera ...
... by bd per 1000 cubic feet, Young challenge fur-1 M. Morris, and manual workers' wages are going Stirling; 2 A. Watson, Edinburgh; 3 up by 41. per week. What we want to E. S. Dickson, Falkirk; 4 M. Govan, know is when are the Union Jacks Edinburgh. going ...
... GOSPEL HALL WHITBUWN Ministry Meeting, 4 p.m. Gospel Meeting, 6.30 p.m. Speaker: Mr James Paton, Stevenston, Ayrshire. B ROXBURN BAPTIST CBUBCII Freeland Avata• Sunday, 12 Noon, 1.30, 6.30 p.m. Di. H. J. Fraser. B ROX BU R N CHRISTIAN UNION Hope Hall, Greendykes ...
... netome— M* Dona bd ; Nel and M ‘Cor. mack; KR. Roberta, and Meikle; Boyne, W.H. Roberts Cenpeor, and Rellar- Reteree—Mr Bloomer, Govan. Both The game had a quiet opening. were some of ther regular plavers. Cradaally the visitors as-amed the aggressive, but Boyne ...
... condition —T Dadaists 3177. 37 W Tel. delivery. 9/- dos en. Srllte. 12/6 doe, Nuform regular post In p Poet tree. No cans.— IY7 Govan Root Glasgow. and llor No. ba 164. it INEReply timber Panora = O.A.P. DM = at Grata sad C oft and 11, wW Street. tale. condition ...
... loo special lo ever lorael Love Amanda MARTIN In ol my JOHN 1st March 1990 Always Ian and Jill MORRIS In loving memory ol my beloved wile BARBARA S MACKAY MORRIS suddenly 27th February 19B7 Heaven sent Inserted Thomas and family SIBBALD memories ol JAMES ...
... mentiment. DUNDEE CONSERVATIVES V. ST. MARY'S. These clubs played their return match in the rooms of the latter, St Mary's Hall, Forebank Road, Dundee, on Saturday last. There ass a large turnout of players to witness the contest, which has Is-en poked ...
... altogether, and the Tank is ours! NE OFFTCER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED. Second-Lieut. G. E. M. Govan. Black Watch i.prionsly wounded), is the youngest son of Mt ■nd Mrs J. 0. Govan, raise Brae, rorstdrphine. He was educated at the ltoyal High School. and school champion ...
... residence: White- blares, up permost in th e battered • took the form of a Celtic game wasevening Tom Morris conferred ing. President Mrs Fagan Church Hall, a Disco side, in Bathgate. His birth- minds o f lane queue at ones by boys from Hallowe en party with ...