Randalstown S1

SAMMY WHITE
This portrait photograph of Sammy White was taken during the Second World War, the year is unknown.
You can tell it was taken during the war as the name of his ship is not on his cap so nobody could tell what ship was in port.

SAILOR WHITE
This is Sammy White relaxing below the twin barrels of a gun emplacement aboard H.M.S. Triumph, the year is unknown.
Stamped on the back was the following: Suitable for tramission through the post ( Not for Publication)

SAMMY WHITE
This portrait photograph of Sammy White was taken in December 1937.

SARAH WOODS
Here we have Sarah Woods getting her portrait taken in the studio. Just look at her blouse, remember all handmade with matching material buttons and two brooches. The year is unknown.

SARAH WOODS
This very elegant lady getting her photograph taken in the studio is Sarah Woods. The year is unknown

SCOTT CHILDREN
Standing in the field in 1953 with his arms folded is Gerald Scott, next to him is his sister Doreen and beside them not wanting to play is Tony.

SMYTH WEDDING
Standing outside O.C. Church Randalstown on the 26th February 1966 we have the Smyth Wedding Group.
From the left, Groom's mother Bertha Smyth, Best man Eddie Trimble, Bridesmaid Janett McDowel, Groom Jim Smyth, his lovely Bride Elizabeth Lindsey, her sister Margaret Lindsey and her mum Mrs Lindsey.

JIM SMYTH
I wonder what is in the tent behind Jim Smyth from Randalstown.
Jim was in the Royal Irish Fusiliers serving in Kenya in 1954.

SELFRIDGE WEDDING
It's 1943 and we are here in a studio for a wedding photograph to be taken.
On the left is the Best man Willie John McDonald, Groom Andy Selfridge who was in the Royal Irish and a corporal, his lovely Bride Lizzie McDonald and finally Bridesmaid Rachel Selfridge.

START YOUR ENGINES
These five riders checking all is ok before the start of the race.
It was being held on Lord O'Neill's land at Shane's castle. who they are or when the event was held is unknown.

BERTHA SMYTH
This is Bertha Smyth out at Randalstown, being the proud grandmother that she is.
Bertha could not resist the chance to show off her Granddaughter Roberta back in 1969.

ELIZABETH SMYTH
This is Elizabeth Smyth from Randalstown whose maiden name used to be Lindsay.
Now to get those waves in her hair the ladies used to used wave grips. They were about six inches long, slightly curved and teeth on them that would have bit into your finger quite easily!