The Churches. Methodist Celebrations, Maclean
Despite adverse weather conditions there was a good attendance at the public reunion at the Methodist Church, Maclean, on Tuesday evening. An inspiring address…
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Churches, 1921
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Presbyterian Church News
Mr. W. E. Dorin has been removed from Grafton to Dorrigo. During his stay in Grafton he made many friends, who deeply regret his departure. His…
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The concert which was arranged some weeks ago, and had to be postponed through bad weather, and other functions inter veiling, eventuates on Monday…
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As arranged some weeks ago, the concert in the Grafton Methodist Church on Monday next promises a very good evening's entertainment to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maclean Mems. Methodist Jubilee
The final function of the Methodist Jubilee took place on Thursday night, taking the form of a tea meeting, concert, etc. Fully 300 attended the tea…
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At the Cathedral special services will be held on Sunday in connection with Education Week. Archdeacon Tress will deliver an address in the evening upon the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Master Crook Robberies Total £30,000. Churchgoer and Prince of Thieves
The master mind behind most of the big warehouse robberies has just been sentenced to three years' penal servitude, says "Lloyd's Weekly News"…
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The Rev. W. D. Mcllwraith spoke upon subject of Jesus Christ as a Teacher." He said that Jesus was pre-eminently a teacher not a preacher. The two offices…
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Rev. A. E. Walker, in commenting on the purposes of Education, Week, referred to the present system of State, education as being one of the potent factors in…
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Bishop James. Cannon, at the Virginia Methodist Conference, in reply to Lord Northcliffe's question: "When does prohibition begin said it might be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Education Week. In the Churches. Some Appropriate Addresses. She Subject or Morals
The Administrator of the Diocese of Grafton,. Archdeacon Tress, delivered an address last night in response to an invitation and in connection with Education…
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A very successful concert was held in the Grafton Methodist Church on Monday evening in aid of the forthcoming flower show. Much praise is…
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Sir,--A new Bishop having been appointed for Grafton and allied districts from the ranks of the plain Anglican ministers night not a step be taken now, when…
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The tea and social held under the auspices of the local Methodist Church in the Empire Hall on Tuesday evening last was a very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Baptist Church. Against Lottery. Sydney
The Baptist Union Assembly has protested against the proposal of the State Government to raise money by means of a State lottery…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Britain's Troubles. Mr. Churchill's Speech. the Irish Question. Unemployment and Economy. London
Mr. Churchill addressed his constituents at the City Hall, Dundee, which was [?]rowded. Thousands of applications for tickets were refused. Elaborate police…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lively Political Meeting Police and Unemployed in Conflict. Mr. Winston Churchill on Bolshevism. London, Saturday Night
There was considerable excitement at Dundee, when Mr. Winston Churchill, Secretary of State for the Colonies, addressed his constituents…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ireland Mr. Winston Churchill Pessimistic. Government's Offer Final Republic Must Lead to Civil War. London, Saturday Night
Speaking at Dundee Mr. Winsion Churchill, Secretary for the Colonies, said the Government was profoundly disappointed over De Valera's rejection…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Irish Problem. Mr. Churchill's Statement. Its Emphatic Tone Significant. Vital Question of Imperial Unity. London
While Mr. Winston Churchill carefully emphasised the Government's desire for an Irish settlement, the real burden of his speech was the insistence that the Cabinet…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →French Mission in Italy. a Hostile Demonstration. London
The "Daily Mail" states that serious anti-French disturbances attended the visit of General Fayolle and the French Mission to Milan and Venice. They were hissed,…
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