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... Y.M.C.A. HALL, SOUTH ST ANDREW STREET. EDINBURGH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 7.43 p-m. prompt. hainnan—W. FORDYCE CLARK. Esq. TICKETS— If- and 6d (Unreserved), übtainabls at Door or from Council of Amociatlon. EHNESTO JACONELLI, SIXAIN, l*-VtAK-QI.I) WONDER ...
... for the town, Mr Thomas Murray, 2a Atholl Street, Dundee, has won a Vauxhall motor car. The competition was to forecast the —mMmMBMBMBMm ™™™ number of people who would attend the l CHARITY FILM SHOW Motor Show in London. Mr Murray| cpjgren's charities will ...
... YM.C.A.. NEW BUILDING. GRAND MINNTREL ENTERTAINMENT l>.v THE BLACKAMOORS, WEDNESDAY. April, at 7-SO AomMlor> Fr~v CollectKm for Junior Section F'imte. K. G. HOOP. Secy. 9' TH ROYAL SCC«re ASSOCIATION. ALL MEMHKKS INTERESTED In the TION of it GOLF CLUB ...
... £BUB9 and Georee Young, silk manufacturer, Buchanan Glasgow, who left £34,941. I Y.M.C.A. Htm ra addition 'to their huts for interned men Murren and Leyain, the Y.M.C.A. are portly opening tw® now oenteea in Switxerland. • : ...
... attendance requesiea. RATEPAYERS’ ASSOC.—STENHOUSE AND HUTCHISON 8.8. HUT. Ford Bead, THURSDAY. Feb. 2. 7.30. Speakers Coun cillors CORMACK and Mrs LAUGH ion. ah Interested Welcome. YM.C.A. CONCERT TO-NIGHT, 30. . Mr GEO. CUNNINGHAM. Miss PAY ANDERSON, Miss ...
... Shaftesbury, play their homo League* games there. The prospects of Warrendcr entering the second are now inoro favourable, hut Holvrood will lx* more determined side tiilmerton. Soldier eiuhs thrive on a wide pitch, and the A. and 8. Highlanders liayc ...
... Entertainers was provided Edinburgh Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon in the North British Station Hotel to-day. Mr James K. Murray presided, Rotarian John Thorburn interrupted his address, “Round the Camps with the S.F.E.” so that those present could hear ...
... Laing. and Ferguson; Murray. Broadley. Johnston, and T. Watson. Referee—Mr R. Mackay. Edinburgh % ve’> the opening stages Altkeh. Campbell, and Walker had the Dun s goal in danger hut tup oaring save the very feet of the le ® £®?? - Murray eame near the mark ...
... INTliarn has become very popular among the golfing members the Scyttish Y.M.C.A., but the roles governing the competition would bo the better of alteration. Trio idea of diviellng the Y.M.C.A.'s of the country into four divisions is a good cue, but the rule laying ...
... P.S.A.—There was a very good attendance on Sunday, including Bro. T. Allan, who presided and introduced Mr Bertram Ray*, Y.M.C.A., Edinburgh, whose address on the value to the individual, The life of Jesus Christ, in history and modern life, was very ...
... deserving a goal. Every man played his part well, hut special mention must be made of Goddard, who held Bullard in check, besides backing up his forwards. Trinity 'Academicals just got home against Y.M.C.A. by the odd goal in three. Lawrie was again a c ...
... L. Tuesday was a great day for Edinburgh Boy Scouts. The Chiet Scout., who had been to the West. of Scotland to open a Y.M.C.A. hut for munition workers. had intimated to the association that ho would visit the City. Machinery was pit motion to welcome ...