... Week-End Radio The Island of Lewis — “ Scottish Music of To-day ”’ “ 8.8. C. Ballroom ”” — Morris Motors Band — ““ Music- Hall ”—8.8. C. Theatre Orchestra—Govan Burgh Band— Orchestral Concért—Fred Hartley and his Sextet—‘‘ I Was There ’— ...

... performed, the leading characters in the pageant taking part. LABOITI3, PARTY AND GOVAN DIVISION. It is understood that the Labour party do not intend to contest, the Govan Division of Lanarkshire should a General Election take place this year. They have ...

... THE BOWLERS WARDIE CLUB.—The annual whist drive and dance and presentation of prizes was held in the Wardie gdasonlc Hall, when the club prizes were presented by Mr Archie Martin, of the Scottish Bowling Association, as follows: Club championship and ...

... South Cumberland Street. Glasgow. Rev. D. Cnliu Archibald Mackenzie, minister of tbe Go*pei. residing some time at Morris Villa, Govan, now at Gibson Street. Hillbead. Glasgow. Kenisou, Company, ship and insurance brokers, )o7 West George Street, Glasgow; ...

... Allan, Master of the Merchant Company, who presided at the closing concert of Daniel Stewart's College, held in the Synod Hall last night, spoke of the importance of the average boy. Average boys, he said, were the majority, and it was to them one must ...

... Falkirk 11 1 4 F Bortha-ick, Edinburgh •• .• 1 3 C. Barrie, Motherwell .. A. Millar, Govan 9 J. Young, Belford .. 10 1 ,f 2 H. Whittaker, Clitheroe.. .• A. Morris. Peebles.. 10 H. Roberts, Musselburgh HEAT 29. J. Lockley, WUlen-11.01 .. 10 T. Gardner ...

... Blair, A, E. Bennett, L. G. Doig, E. Anderson, J. Craig, A. D. Govan, and W. F. Malcoim. ST ANDREWS UNIVERSITY—R, Robertson, D. J. Macrae, A, A, M. Heep, E. R. Winton, 1. B. Watt, R, J. A. Morris, and F. A. Macrae. SCOTTISH WAYFARERS—J. C. Stothard, W. N ...

... Stewart 0 Clark and Hood 1 Bank of Scotland won by 2 and 1. ST MATTHEW'S. BLACKFORD. Simpson and Buchanan 7 Finlay and Govan H . 0 M'llwrick and Fisher 3 Little and Lamb , 0 St Matthew's won by 10 and 8. SEED TRADE. LEITH SHIPP. Watt and Young ...

... Blackhall; Ed. Hay, Ardmillan, v. R. Edward. Portobello; J. D Govan. Craigmillar, v. R. W. Paterson, Edinburgh ; J. Smitn, Dean, v. J. W. M`Donald, Willowbrae; D. A. Hall, Corstorphine, v. M. Hall, Whitehouse; A. R. Burgess, Maitland. v. K. Bruce, Summerside; ...

... (Regional) — The 8.8. C. Dance - Orchestra (directed by Henty Hall). 11.0 (Regional)—Gramophone Records of } Dance Music. ‘11.15 (National) — The 8.8. C. Dance l Orchestra (directed by Henry Hall) (continued). _ Time Signal ~from i Greenwich at 11.30. '12 ...

... golden wedding, and were the recipients of many congratulatory inctssages and presents. Mr Hunter succeeded his father, who was hall porter in Hopetoun House for 45 yea,rs. He has served for 60 years under three Earls, and for the past 37 years has twice daily ...

... LITTLE, 39 Giffnock Park, Giffnock. MORRIS—‘{URNBULL.._AI; St Columba’s, Pont Street, London, on April 14, 1945, by the Rev. R. F. V, Scott, D.D., JOHN MORRIS, Grenadier Guards, only child of Mr and Mrs JOHN MORRIS, Rosslyn, Stanley Park, Liverpool, to ...