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Film Making in Ulster - "Shooting" a scene in the film, "The Devil's Rock"
at Glencraig P.E. School, Craigavad, where pupils took part in a schoolroom
scene.
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1) Film Making at Cushendun - Miss Geraldine Mitchel, the Dublin actress,
and Gloria Grainger, the ten-year-old Lisburn film star, snapped between
scenes at their headquarters, Glendun Hotel, during the making of Richard
Hayward's new Irish film, "The Devil's Rock"
2) "Marooned"
Congregational Church Conference - Retiring Members of Executive Committee
of the Congregational Union of Ireland at the Opening of the Conference in
Donegall Street Congregational Church, Belfast, Yesterday.
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1) Marriage? Rogers - Holmes: September 17, 1969, at Kilmacolm, Keith,
younger son of the late S. Crawford Rogers, and of Mrs. Jo Rogers, 108
Spiers Road, Bearsden, to Fiona, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
Holmes, Summerlea, Kilmacolm.
2) Story of "Mastersingers." Humorous Romantic Opera
3) 1939 Opening for the Free Churches, Efforts to Meet People's Spiritual
Needs: Donegall Street Congregational Church, Belfast
4) Obituary: Rev. J. B. Wallace, M.A., Loss to Congregational Church - The
death of the Rev. J. Bruce Wallace, M.A., occurred at his residence, "Ashawadi,"
near Limavady, yesterday. Mr. Wallace, who was 85 years of age, was a son of
the late Rev. James Wallace, a pioneer missionary in India. CLICK image 4 to
read the full Obituary.
5) The late Rev. John Bruce Wallace, M.A., "Ashawadi" Limavady, whose death
occurred on Thursday.
6) Found guilty of collecting money for a bogus football club, Stephen
Hamilton (26), Enfield Parade, was fined 40s and costs at the Belfast Police
Court yesterday and bound over to keep the peace for twelve months. Mr. W.
F. McCoy, R.M., said people like Hamilton jeopardised legitimate causes that
asked for support.
7) The Rev. James Wylie, Former Pastor of Donegall Street Church: The death
occurred at Parkstone, Dorset, of the Rev. James Wylie, who for a
considerable time was pastor of Donegall Street Congregational Church,
Belfast. He left Belfast about 36 years ago and went to a charge in
Birmingham. Thirteen years later he went to Worcester, Mass., but in 1914
returned to England as pastor of Lancaster Road Church, Preston. Mr. Wylie
subsequently ministered at Seaton, Devonshire; Kirby, Lonsdale; and (from
1929) Insch, Aberdeenshire. He had resigned recently this charge. Mr. Wylie
was held in high esteem in Belfast, and there was much regret when he left.
He was an able preacher, and he also had great gifts as a lecturer and
speaker. He reciprocated the affection Belfast people bore for him, and he
made so many friends here that he frequently revisited the city to keep in
touch with them.
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1) ... Chapter No. 14. In the last Great War he served as a captain with the
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers of the Ulster Division, and since the opening
of hostilities in the present campaign he was actively engaged in A.R.P.
work, being a warden. A keen golfer, he was connected with Fortwilliam and
Massereene Golf Clubs. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. Mrs.
Muir is a daughter of the late Mr. James Masson, of Edinburgh. One of his
daughters is Dr. A. I. Muir Leech, wife of Mr. W. J. Leech, Khartoum, and
the other is Miss Georgina Muir.
2) Belfast Telegraph, Monday, May 16, 1938: Nelson Memorial Church
3) part article: Belfast Telegraph, Monday, May 16, 1938: McKenna Appeal,
Before Court To-morrow, Divis Street Shooting Affair. An appeal will be
heard to-morrow by the Court of Criminal Appeal, sitting in Belfast, in the
case of Patrick McKenna? Glenard Park, who at the Belfast Commission on
April 6 was given? ten years' penal servitude ... of the attempted murder
... Smyth, ex-prison ... Street, who was ... Messrs. Wor...?
4) Belfast Telegraph, Monday December 31st 1925: a)
Death of Veteran Orangeman. Br. George A. McCartney, who died at the age of
85, was a member of Loyal Sentinel L.O.L. No. 572 (No. 2 District, Belfast),
for 55 years, and held the office of Master for 25 years. He was in the
employment of Messrs. Riddel's Ltd., Donegall Place, Belfast, for upwards of
65 years, and was uncle of Br. J. W. McCartney, Master of No. 2 District.
b) Belfast Breadvan Fired, At
Castleblayney Station, A Castleblayney correspondent says:- A breadvan, the
property of a Belfast firm, which arrived at Castleblayney station on
Saturday night, and remained in a waggon on the siding pending unloading,
was destroyed by fire on Sunday night. Two empty petrol tins found in the
debris lend colour to the local belief that the act was malicious. But for
the timely efforts of railway officials the waggons attached would have been
destroyed. A horse for the van arrived this morning. c)
Partridges Strike Wires, Tramp Sells Them at 5d Each. CLICK image 4 to
read full article (2nd column) d)
Lord O'Neill's Birthday e) To Face
The Recorder: In the Belfast Custody Court to-day. Edward McSherry, Theodore
Street; Thos. Crowe, Falls Road; and James Tully, of Slate Street, were
returned for trial, on bail, at the Recorder's Court, charged with the theft
of a bicycle, the property of Wm. Armstrong. Crowe, in addition, was
returned for trial charged with stealing a bicycle belonging to Rev. Robert
Elliott. Charged with the theft of a ten-glass bottle of whisky, the
property of John McMahon, Henry Street, on the 19th inst., and with
assaulting Mary McCann, of Nelson Street; William John McCullough, address
not disclosed, was, at the Belfast Custody Court to-day, returned for trial
on bail at the Recorder's Court.
5) bits and pieces, not much local
6) Belfast Telegraph, Thursday, February 11, 1932: a)
When Boy Scott Was Killed, Case of a Bangor Motorist, A motor accident on
December 14 last, in which a Boy Scout named Gibson Oliver was fatally
injured, had a sequel at Bangor Petty Sessions yesterday, Edward Sharpe,
Groomsport Road, being charged on the usual four counts in respect of the
driving of his car. District-Inspector Nevin prosecuted, and Mr. J. D.
Chambers (instructed by Mr. R. S. Neilson) defended. Stanley Wallace,
taxi-driver, said he was standing outside the Bangor Railway Station on the
night in question when he saw a car skidding past his taxi. He then saw the
boy Oliver lying on the road, and assisted in taking him to Bangor Hospital.
From where the boy was lying on the road to where the car stopped was about
50 yards. Andrew Boyle said the car passed him in Abbey Street at what he
considered too fast a speed. Samuel Luke (12) said he was going home with
deceased and another boy from a Scouting meeting. They had just left the
footpath and were walking three abreast, Oliver being on the outside, when
deceased was lifted from beside witness and carried away on the mudguard of
the car. Capt. Harriott, inspector of public vehicles, said the car was in
good order. Mr. Chambers said it was a very tragic occurrence, but there was
no evidence to show that his client was guilty of any neglect. He had the
car under perfect control. The R.M. said it was a case in which it would not
be safe to convict. He had every sympathy with the feelings of the driver
that he had been the instrument of the tragic affair. b)
Belfast Automatic Traffic Lights. c)
Motor Buses and Speeding, Dunmurry Court Reflections, At Dunmurry Petty
Sessions before Mr. George McElroy, R.M. (presiding), Mrs. Beattie, and
Messrs. A. H. Anderson and K. M. Moore, District-Inspector Fletcher summoned
George Heslin, Havana Street, Belfast, for speeding with a bus; Owen
Murray Dunlange, Keady; George N. Slipper, King's Road, Knock,
Belfast, who was summoned for failing to keep the rear identification plate
of his car duly illuminated, was stated by a constable to have been very
civil to him; Hugh Hill, Megaberry, Moira, was fined 20s and 12s extra
costs for driving to the public danger at Finaghy.
7) Belfast Telegraph, Thursday, February 11, 1932: various non local
articles
8) Belfast Telegraph, Thursday, February 11, 1932: a)
Career of Rev. Isaac Nelson, Belfast Ishmaelitish Minister;
b) Bangor and Weekly Court, Bench to Consider the
Matter, At Bangor Petty Sessions, Mr. S. C. Clarke, R.M., presiding, Mr. W.
I. Mahaffy, solicitor to the Bangor Borough Council, asked the magistrates
to take the necessary steps to establish a weekly Court at Bangor from May
to November. There were two Courts a month at the present time, one of which
was occupied by motoring and other cases requiring the attendance of an R.M.,
which left only one Court for the ordinary petty sessions business of the
third largest town in Ulster. He read a letter from Mr. James Milliken, town
clerk, supporting the application. It was decided to convene all the
magistrates of Bangor district for the next Court to consider the matter. ~
Wm. McLean, King Street; Paul Fox, Mill Row, and Robert McFarland, Castle
Lane, all of Bangor, were prosecuted for using premises for the purposes of
betting. Mr. J. M. McKee defended. Defendants were each fined £5 and costs,
and summonses against a number of local men were dismissed on the merits. ~
Andrew Campbell (22), of Holborn Avenue, Bangor, was charged with stealing
15s, the property of his employer, Robert McCance, Dufferin Avenue. Mr.
Frank McKee defended. The evidence showed that Campbell collected 15s from a
customer and kept the money. The amount was subsequently refunded. Accused
who had been previously convicted, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one
month's imprisonment. ~ Richard R. McKee was summoned for being under the
influence of drink while in charge of a motor-car on January 13. Defendant
pleaded guilty, and a fine of £10 and costs was imposed. ~ Herbert
McGladdery, Ballygomartin Road, Belfast, was charged with the reckless
driving of a motor-car on January 12. Mr. J. McKee, for defendant, submitted
that there was no evidence to properly determine blame for the accident. The
charge was dismissed on the merits.
9) Belfast Telegraph, Thursday, February 11, 1932: a)
Belfast Boxing Scene, Irish Champion's Draw at St. Mary's Hall Show, Crowd
Protest with Vigour; b) Whitehead
Badminton Club; c) Irish Rugby
Fifteen, McCormick Unable to Play, Dunne Drafted into Play;
d) Bowling in Ireland, National Team Building,
Constitution of Committee; e) The
C.I.Y.M.S. Rifle Club; f) Ulster
Successes at Cruft's Dog Show, Ballymena Man's Awards, Champion Terrier
Belfast-Bred; g) World's Largest (Gasometer)
Seen in Belfast During Gasworks Visit; h)
Moratorium Wanted by County Armagh Farmers; i)
Larne District Hospital; j)
Pomeroy Petty Sessions: At Pomeroy Petty Sessions, on Wednesday, Malachi
Grimley, 73 Oban Street, Portadown, was charged with the larceny of a spare
tyre and tube from a motor-lorry the property of Charles Donnelly, Cavanacaw,
Pomeroy. Accused, who pleaded guilty, said he was about to return the wheel
when the police came to look for it. Defendant was fined 10s, with 18s 8d
costs and bound over ~ Patrick Coyle, Crannogue, was fined £10, recommended
to be reduced to £2 10s, for carrying a gun without a licence.
k) Comber Church Guild; L)
37th Troop (Argyle) Boy Scouts; m)
Ulster Girl Guide Notes, Song and Hockey Lectures; n)
Glen Head Collision with German Ship, Claim by Latter's Owners in London
Admiralty Division; o) Law and
Striking Tenants, Notices to Quit, Sureties Warned, The "rent strike" in the
York Road area of Belfast still continues, but the agents of the property
have set the law in motion to enforce their claims. Notices to quit have
been served on the tenants who are on strike, and their sureties warned of
their failure to pay rent. The claims for possession will come before the
next sitting of the Recorder's Court, as the weekly rent is outside the
jurisdiction of petty sessions. Summonses claiming the rent already in
arrear have also been served, and these will be heard at the local Petty
Sessions Court. About 100 tenants are affected, and the cases will,
doubtless, attract much public interest; p)
Old-Age Pension Prosecution, At the Belfast Summons Court to-day, before Mr.
H. Topping, R.M., an elderly man named William Henry Gillespie was summoned
for making, as alleged, false representations for the purpose of continuing
an old-age pension. Dr. J. V. S. Mills prosecuted for the Ministry, and Mr.
B. Campbell defended. Upon the defendant undertaking to pay back in
instalments the amount he had received the case was adjourned.
 
Glasgow-Belfast Bridal - Mr. William Roy Farmer, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas M. Farmer, Hillhead, Glasgow, and his bride, Miss Isabel
Kirkpatrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, "Beaumont," Cyprus
Avenue, Belfast, after their wedding in Belmont Presbyterian Church,
Belfast. With the bride and groom are:- Miss Clara E. McCance, and Miss
Muriel J. Kirkpatrick (bridesmaids), Mr. Thomas S. Allan (best man), Mr. J.
A. McCance (groomsman), and Master John E. Boyd (train-bearer).
Farmer - Kirkpatrick - The wedding of Miss Anna Isabel Kirkpatrick, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, "Beaumont," Cyprus Avenue,
Belfast, and Mr. William Roy Farmer, only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
farmer, Hillhead, Glasgow, took place yesterday at Belmont Presbyterian
Church, Belfast. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. J. B. McIlroy,
M.A., D.D. (McQuiston Memorial Presbyterian Church) assisted by the Rev. S.
K. Jamison, B.A. The church was decorated with palms, china-blue and
lavender delphiniums, and narcissi lilies; and Miss Mary Long, L.R.A.M.,
presided at the organ. The singing was led by the primary Sunday school
teachers from the McQuiston Church. The bride, who was given away by her
father, wore a gown of ivory satin damask fashioned on classical lines, the
corsage having a heart-shaped neckline outlined with gold beads. The long
train was cut in one with the skirt. The veil of stiffened net edged with
gold fell from a head-dress of orange blossoms tipped with gold. She also
wore a pearl and diamond pendant which, with her sheaf bouquet of narcissi
lilies, was the gift of the bridegroom. The two bridesmaids - the Misses
Clara E. McCance and Muriel J. Kirkpatrick (cousins of the bride) - wore
crinoline gowns of ivory lace with hooped skirts caught up here and there
with true lovers' knots, revealing petticoats of delphinium blue. On their
hair they wore blue coronets, and they carried sheaf bouquets of china-blue
and lavender delphiniums. Master John E. Boyd (cousin the bride) was
train-bearer. He wore a dress kilt of Royal Stuart tartan. Mr. Thomas S.
Allan acted as best man. An "At Home" was afterwards held at the Midland
Hotel. Mrs. Kirkpatrick (mother of the bride) wore a floral patterned silk
frock, with an edge-to-edge coat of navy Georgette, and hat to tone. She
carried a bouquet of golden Ophelia roses, the gift of the bridegroom. Miss
Farmer (aunt of the bridegroom) was wearing a two-piece ensemble of Wedgwood
blue marocain, with matching hat. The bride's travelling suit was of regina
blue French cloqué, trimmed with summer silver fur. The bridal
trousseau was supplied by Renée, 5 Donegall Square West, Belfast. The
wedding cars were supplied by H. Henderson, Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast.
Wedding bouquets and church decorations arranged by Hamilton's, gold medal
florists, Arthur Street.
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1) Weddings, Henning - Kelsey. Mr. James Henning and Miss Jennifer Gael
Kelsey were married in Hillsborough Parish Church. The Rev. J. R. P.
Ferguson officiated. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Henning,
Carnmeen, Sheepbridge, Newry, and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Kelsey, Plantation Farm, Lisburn. The bride wore an organza gown trimmed
with guipure lace. Miss Sharon Anderson and Miss Anne Henning were
bridesmaids. Mr. Stanley Henning was his brother's best man, and Mr. William
Kelsey, brother of the bride, groomsman. Guests were entertained at Drumkeen
House Hotel. The honeymoon is being spent in Ibiza.
2) Canon's Daughter as Bride - Bridal party at marriage of Mr. Norman
Greeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus M. Greeves, "Garranard," Strandtown, and
Miss Isobel Olga Olden, daughter of Rev. Canon G. R. C. Olden, M.A., rector
of St. Columba's, Knock, and Mrs. Olden. Miss Beryl Hirst was bridesmaid,
Miss Rosemary Johnson, train bearer, and Mr. Gordon Greeves, best man. The
bride was given away by her brother, Rev. A. R. C. Olden, B.A. (right)
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1) Wedding at Bloomfield Presbyterian Church, Belfast - Mr. Robert H.
Elliott (son of Mr. James Elliott, J.P., and Mrs. Elliott, Portaferry) and
his bride, Miss Marjorie Florence Price (youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Price, Glenwood, Cyprus Avenue, Belfast), after their wedding
yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Mary Beattie was bridesmaid, and Dr. James Elliott
acted as best man.
2) Belfast Wedding - Bridal group after wedding of Mr. James Walter Grant,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grant, 22 Cadogan Park, and Miss Irene
Anderson Smyth, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. C. Smyth,
Magherafelt, in Fisherwick Presbyterian Church. With the Bride and
Bridegroom are the Misses Kathleen and Norah Lowry, Katharine Bondcocks,
Norah Lamb (Bridesmaids), and Mr. F. F. Rainsford (Best Man).
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1) 'A Happy Christmas' Mary and Alice? with Amys love.
2) 'With Special Thanks' from Trevor, Hilary, Lynsey & Caroline xxxx
3) 'Our First Baby's Here' Graeme 22nd August 1969 (1.27p.m.)
6lbs 8½ozs Mike & Wilma 21 inches
4) from Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, with sincere good wishes for a Merry
Christmas and a bright and Happy New Year. Maryville, Knockbreda Park
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1) 'Birthday' Many Happy Returns from Auntie Lucy
2) 'The Parade, Donaghadee' - Dear Betty & Pat Watson
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1) envelope: Davidson & Co. Ltd., Sirocco Engineering Works, Belfast - Let
him go. Let him tarry, Let him sink or let him swim, He don't care for me &
I don't care for him, He may marry another but that wont me annoy, As I'm
doing? to marry a far better? boy. - With best wishes from L. Jones
Photo Envelope: Lynn's, Cushendall, Glens of Antrim & 7 photographs, no
info.
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1) The Misses Watson, Knockagh Stores, Greenisland - Donegall Street
Congregational Church, Belfast. The Minister and Deacons cordially invite
you to the Opening Ceremony and Dedication Service of the new church on
Saturday, 10th September 1955 at 3.30p.m. If you are unable to accept please
return this card to Mr. J. M. Laughlin, 39 Rosetta Park, Belfast
2) Donegall Street Congregational Church, Belfast Public Worship 11th
September 1955
3) Donegall Street Congregational Church 8th May 1963 Induction of the Rev.
J. W. Alexander, M.A.
        
Donegall Street Congregational Church - Church Manual - Year 1956
with subscriptions and freewill offerings for 1955 (names and addresses)
~ Mr. & Mrs. Watson, Misses Watson
       
Donegall Street Congregational Church - Church Manual - Year 1961
with subscriptions and freewill offerings for 1960 (names and addresses)
       
      
Irish Congregational Orphan Society - Annual Report and Statement of
Accounts 1961
       
Donegall Street Congregational Church - Church Manual - Year 1964
with subscriptions and freewill offerings for 1963 (names and addresses)
      
Godfrey Winn's book of Favourite Carols - Presented with Woman December 19,
1964
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1) 1923 T. Johnson & Sons, Ltd., 43 Bedford Street - Mr. Watson - 11th
January 1923 ~ ? from Fitzwilliam to Whiteabbey
2) David Orr Perry, Druggist and Grocer, 86 Ann Street - Mrs. Watson - 2nd
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1) 27th November 1935 to Mr. & Mrs. Watson, Woodlands, 25 Cherry Valley
Park, Knock, Belfast - Announcing the Arrival of a Baby named Margaret Anne
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Cushendall, 26th November 1935
2) 'F' Married 21st June 1939 - Anne Isabel Kirkpatrick with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Roy Farmer's Compliments, 3 Edgehill Road, Bearsden, Dunbartonshire
3) Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Watson, "Woodlands" 25 Cherryvalley Park, Knock, Belfast
'K' - Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kirkpatrick request the pleasure of Mr. & Mrs.
Watson's company at the marriage of their daughter Isabel to Mr. Wm. Roy
Farmer at Belmont Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday, June 21st, 1939, at 1
o'clock, and afterwards at the Midland Hotel. Beaumont, 5 Cyprus Avenue,
Belfast R.S.V.P.
 
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1) 'M' 'C' - Eileen McClatchie with Mr. & Mrs. James H. Crowe's Compliments,
Upperlands, Co. Derry. 1st June 1937 - James H. Crowe
2) Mr. and Mrs. John Watson request the pleasure of the company of Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Watson, at the marriage of their daughter Kathleen with Mr. Robert
J. Scott, at Donegall Street Congregational Church on Thursday 3rd April
1941 at 12-30 p.m. and afterwards at The Midland Station Hotel, 18 Easton
Crescent, Cliftonville, Belfast R.S.V.P.
3) Zada M. W. Younge with Mr. & Mrs. George C. Goodall's Compliments,
Craig-y-don, Cherryvalley Park, Knock, Belfast - 14th July 1943
4) 'M' Eileen Hyndman with Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. McKnight's Compliments - 110
Woodvale Road, Belfast - 31st October 1945
5) 'K' Molly Anderson with Mr. & Mrs. W. Hendersons Kelsey's Compliments,
Plantation, Lisburn - 3rd November 1948
6) Mrs. Mary L. Anderson requests the pleasure of Mr. & Mrs. W. Watson & The
Misses Betty & Pat Watson's company at the marriage of her daughter Mary
Irene to Mr. William Henderson Kelsey, at Hillsborough Presbyterian Church,
on Wednesday 3rd November 1948 at 3-30p.m. and afterwards at the Kensington
Hotel, Melvin House, Hillsborough R.S.V.P.
 
 
 
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1) Nan Wilson with Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Watson's Compliments, 75 Coronation
Road, Carrickfergus - 7th December 1954
2) Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Wilson request the pleasure of the company of Mr. & Mrs.
W. Watson at the marriage of their daughter Nan to Mr. Herbert Watson at St.
James's Parish Church, Antrim Road, Belfast on Tuesday 7th December 1954 at
2.30 p.m. and afterwards at The Grosvenor Rooms, 3 Madison Avenue, Belfast
R.S.V.P.
3) 'M' Deirdre Magee With Dr. & Mrs. Kevin McAviney's Compliments, Mullagh
Mor House, Greenisland - 14th April 1955
4) McCracken Memorial Church, Belfast Tuesday February 21st, 1961 11.30a.m.
Helen ~ Rahamin
5) 'C' Married 19th September 1962 - Eileen Ross With the Compliments of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Chambers, 63 Glenholm Avenue, Saintfield Road, Belfast 8
 
  
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1) 3rd July 1967 Postmark Carrickfergus to Misses P. & B. Watson, Knockagh
Cash Stores, Upper Road, Greenisland - Michael and Wilma Wedding Day, 4th
July 1967
2) Maureen E. B. McBride With Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crook's Compliments, 32
Egremont Road, Exmouth, Devon - 23rd August 1969
3) Patricia A. McGregor with Mr. and Mrs. R. Hull's Compliments, 70 Somerton
Road, Belfast - 22nd September 1971
4) 18th May 1972 Postmark Lisburn to Misses E. & P. Watson, Knockagh Stores,
Greenisland, Whiteabbey, Marriage 'K' - Mr. & Mrs. William H. Kelsey request
the pleasure of the company of The Misses E. & P. Watson at the marriage of
their daughter Jennifer Gael with Mr. James Henning at Hillsborough Parish
Church on Friday 16th June 1972 at 1 p.m. and afterwards at Drumkeen House
Hotel. Plantation Farm, Ballymullan, Lisburn R.S.V.P.
  
  
 
 
  
Jean & Peter Mr. &
Mrs. Walsh (Elizabeth Greer
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Coulter
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