... Guest at AGM MRS. PARKINSONCUMINE from Downpatrick was guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Lisburn branch of the Women's Section of the British Legion, now the Royal British Legion, in the Legion Hall, Sackville Street, on Tuesday evening, November ...

... THE LATE CANON PAIIKINSON• CUMINE. 'Mc lout WI of the late Canon Parkinson-tummy, '1..t., acre laid to rest, by his dcsua, iu the mewtyry attasshed to the thumb at Nvaloan. butler, where he had so long, and ;mina% laboured, ou Thursday last. A large ...

... presided at the annual meeting of the branch afterwards. Mrs. J.G. Johnston, out oing president, welcomed Mrs. B. D. Plrgm' son-Cumine from Downpatrick. @~ 5 Mrs. Johnston said it had been a successful year and while the fact that twenty-four new mem{eers had ...

... Legion was held. Mrs. L 'chairman) and the attendance included Mrs. J. ;presided. G. Johnston (president). Mm. Parktrys9n-Cumine,.Dowit- patrick: Mrs. D. M'lver than. treas.), and Mrs. S. Crothers *hon. sec.). The proceedings began with a silent tribute ...

... the members the Rotary Club of Lisburn at their weekly luncheon last Friday. Miss Boyle, who was welcomed President J. S. Cumins, said the Inter national Farm Youth Exchange programme was arranged to enable rural young people live in another counlr> for ...

... Cup, Lisburn play Rossmore on 12th May at Monaghan and on 14th May at Lisburn. The team has been selected as follows; —J ,S. Cumins (captain). H G. Emerson. T. Fletcher. J. H. F. M’Carrison, A. M’Gowan, E. N. Thompson. S. J. Thompson. Reserves —F. Boyle ...

... scored 's goal, while minute later long, ria tap stot by Roberts made matters level. A desperate struggle ensued. At length Parkinson secured • third point, and the Eoglish League were left the winners of an exciting game by three Pals to two. LIAGUE. DIVISION ...

... days. tended a hearty welcome to Mrs. B. D. Reddlck, G. Bamford. Win. Balmer. R B. Morrow. John Allister. Win. Porter. Parkinson-Cumine (Downpatrciko, say.- They are only sent out when there ing not only was she interested in the is a prospect o some work ...

... office-bearers ground that he had no legitimate coin- .nection with some small items and he installed in their office. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine presided, the Plaint against the umpire. South had made a slight reduction in his ac- Mr. Shirley said that if the relieving ...

... exhibition consisted two sets of singles and set of doubles, tho results being:—Singles—Cot to beat Kemp. 7-5; Jackson beat Cumins. 6-1. Doubles— Kemp and Cotto beat Jackson and Cummings. 6-4. The umpires were Mr. C. S. Wilson, M.Ch.. and Captain W. Hawthorne ...

... Leckey Bros., 1055: J. Mack, 1050: J. Corken, 1048; J. Murphy & Son, 1016; Hanna Bros., 1616; T. Gilmour, 1045: Magee, 1039; Parkinson Bros., 1039; Dornan & Hamilton, 1036; Coburn Bros.. 1035; Led Bros.. 1035; T. Kcory A* Son, 1035; W. Doneguii, 1001 ; S. ...

... 111%1111er: It came to matters renting to the club's By kind permission the City Sur- Scores:— welfare. 1.210, J. Allen 1,193. Parkinson Bros. veyor of Londonderry. the competition 1,192. A. Beatty 1,191, J. Doman 1.191, Total Bowling-8. Rooney 6 for LOSS TO ...