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The words of Keats came rushing to my conscious mind as I trampled the highlands of Dorrigo around Ebor and Hernani last Tuesday and…
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Churches, 1942
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News From the Churches (This column is conducted by Grafton. End District Ministers' Fraternal). Grafton Methodist Church
A ladies' afternoon was held in the church on Tuesday, in aid of the Apron Stall at the forthcoming Spring Flower Show. The programme took the form of…
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It is very hard to know what to do for the best in regard to our evening services. At present we are expert Venting on a time-table. I, there…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News From the Churches (This Column is conducted by Grafton and District Ministers' Fraternal). Weekly Text. "Beware that ye forget not the Lord your God."—Deut. 13—11. Grafton Baptist Church
The prevailing sickness is gradually being overcome and the services are again back to normal, and last Sundays services were well attended and the…
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WASHINGTON, Thurs.—The Whitehouse has announced that Mr. Churchill has arrived for immediate conferences with President Roosevelt regarding the conduct and winning of the war. The President's secretary, Mr. Stephen Early, questioned…
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CANBERRA, Tues.—The Minister for External Affairs. Dr. Evatt, has returned to Canberra with these definite…
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The service last Sunday morning was conducted by Mr. C. H. Blackmore, who, in the absence of Mr. C. B. Bailey and Mr. W. H. R. Johnston, took the entire…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—Commenting on the latest reports from the Middle East, the Deputy-Leader of the Federal…
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WASHINGTON, Wed.—President Roosevelt has invited Congressional leaders to his conference with Mr. Churchill at White…
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Sunday morning last witnessed a happy meeting, when the right-hand of fellowship was extended to Miss McPhee, whose transfer from the Lower…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War Situation Reviewed By Churchill and Roosevelt No Danger of Losing Egypt and Suez Congressional Leaders Told of Position
WASHINGTON, Thurs.—President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill gave Congressional leaders a forty-minute review, particularly referring to the Libyan setback, and the second front in Europe…
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LONDON, Mon.—"This wicked, filthy business of trying to break up national unity, by playing off Winston…
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AUCKLAND, Tues.—Masterton was rocked again to-day, when Army engineers blew up all that was left of St. Matthew's Church,…
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WASHINGTON, Mon—Mr. Churchill told friends here last week that he had so many worries he was forced to set up a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE A.B.C. First Meeting Of New Body Staff and Church Broadcasts
CANBERRA, Wed.--Continuance of the A.B.C. Weekly, the extension of church broadcasts and the question of staffing were…
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We are deeply grateful for the inspiration and encouragement that the church has received from the visit of the President of the Conference. The…
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Now we have come to the end of another financial year of the Church The past year showed a definite strain upon the income of the Church. The…
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LONDON, Thurs.--The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, winding up the no-confidence debate on the Libyan campaign, said that…
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There was a representative attendance of crergy and cuizens present at the Council Chambers, Maclean, on Wednesday, afternoon. when Ald. E. J…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mass Invasion of Australia "Most Hazardous And Unprofitable" Churchill's Speech in Commons No-Confidence Motion Suffers Big Defeat
LONDON, Thurs.--"I am confident that a mass invasion of Australia would be the most hazardous and unprofitable operation for Japan. Some months back Australia feared invasion was imminent. If that was so forces would have gone to the aid of our kith and…
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