SUCCESSES Awards Musical Festival on Wednesday were:— Soprano—lst. Kdna Wallace. Belfast; 2nd. Doreen Johnston, Lisburn; 3rd. Edith SCaKOwan. Belfast. Pianoforte Duet—lst Willie Horst and Louden R>an. Porto down; 2nd, Lily Rover and Pejrgy Halt. Lisburn.

Ontario —to another woman. fh; ..- 'Wife' -- WhO appealed to Franco was blonde American show girl Edith Rogers—the world knew her in 1937 as Mrs. Edith Rogers Dahl. The girl he married in Ontario was Miss Eleanor Roblin Bone. Dahl is at present an officer

ROSE.*' ASTORIA, k k Anna Neagle in ** NURSE EDITH CAVELL. , » with Edna May Oliver, George Sanders, May Robson, showing at 2-0, 4-25, 6-50, 9-15. CAPITOL N T all week A ° Anna Neogte, Edna May Oliver, NURSE EDITH CAVELL.” Showing at 2-20, 4-40, 6-55, 9-10

ana Edith Devlin. Funeral to-day (Tuesday), p.m.. Tartaraghan. Deeply regretted her sorrowing Father. Mother. Brothers and Sister. DEVLlN— August 17, 1947. at her residence. Anagray. Annatrhmore. Portadown. Eva. youngest daughter of James and Edith Devlin

E.'s as a sapper, Mr. Jones was sent with the occupation force to Berlin There he met a pretty, brown-eyed brunette named Edith Hartwig. Their romance flourished despite the fraternisation ban. "We managed to see each other." James told a reporter, "but

Cremmin, Spring Villas, Tramore! CLASS 52 (Soda Bread)—! Miss Hynes; 2, Mrs. Edith R. Jacob; H.C., Miss Mary Walsh, Rockfield, Tramore, CLASS 53 (.Wholemeal Bread) —1, Mr'. Edith R. Jacob; 2, Mrs. Martin; H.C Mrs Tiry. CLASS 54 (Home-made salad cream, one

prior to the interval Edith Galway brought the home total to three. The visitors showed up better on the restart. Mary Robinson reducing the deficit, but their early success was short lived for Garrick returned to the attack and Edith Galway again rattled

Florrie and Joe: Iris. Abbey, Shirley and Sam; George. Sarah and George W.; Jack and Edith; grandchildren, Jack, Thelma. Jim and Harold; Torn and Miriam; Joy, Warren and Edith; John. Dotty and family; Gwen, Joe and Doris; brother George, also Harold. Sally

also his wife Edith, daughter Vera and son George, aged 3 years. Funeral from the City Morgue. Laganbank Road, to-dav (Saturday), at 3-30 p.m.. to Carnraoney Cemetery, Deeply regretted.—R. M. Heaney. Heaney—Joseph Andrew, his wife Edith, their daughter

youngest daughter of James and Edith Devlin. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Friend, Ernest Williamson. DEVLlN—August 17, 1947. at her residence. Anagray, Annafhmore, Portadown, Eva, youngest daughter of James and Edith Devlin. Deeply regretted Mr. and