Many Avenues of Church Work
Reports dealing with many avenues of church work were presented and adopted at the Grafton Diocesan Synod, which…
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Churches, 1949
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Women's Place In Church Work
Interesting addresses o[?] work of women in various church activities were given at yesterday morning's session of…
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Mr. B. T. Barnes, who for many years has been a prominent figure in the activities of Christ Church Cathedral,…
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OVER one hundred women listened with rapt, attention to an address on the Amsterdam Conference given by Mrs. G. K. A. Bell, wife of the Bishop of Chicester, at the Christ Church Cathedral, Grafton, yesterday…
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LOWANNA.--The Catholic ball held in Lowanna Hall was a marked success. Church funds will benefit by about £30…
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Judges at the Church of England children's frolic in the Parish Hall on Saturday afternoon awarded prizes to each of…
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PRAGUE, Sun. (AAP) --The official Czech newsagency claimed to-day., that the first weakening of the Roman Catholic Church…
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CANBERRA, Sun.--The Minister for External Affairs (Dr. Evatt) announced to-day the Very,Rev. Robert Wilsonculey, of…
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In weather unfavourable to tennis, the finals of the "B' Grade Mixed Doubles and "B" Grade Gents Doubles were…
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GRAFTON Methodist Church Hall was bright with flowers, decorated stalls and streamers, and busy with the large crowd purchasing goods at the first day of the Grafton Methodist spring flower show…
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Coffs new Presbyterian Hall was opened on Wednesday evening by the Moderator of the NSW General Assembly, Rt. Rev…
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"The time for denominational differences has past. The human family was intended to be united as one brotherhood," said Rt…
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"PEOPLE should not regard the church as a modern institution which must adapt its principles to suit the people of to-day," said Archde[?]on Ashley Brown, speaking at St. Matthew's parish tea, at the School of Arts, South Grafton, last night…
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LONDON, Fri. (AAP).--Mr. Winston Churchill's horse, Colonist II., completed the hat trick yesterday by winning the…
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MACLEAN.-- Attendance at Maclean Methodist tea meeting exceeded the average. The Ladies' Church Aid, however, was equal…
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Pride in a notabte achievement involving church progress was evident at the opening of the new Presbyterian Sunday…
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LONDON, Monday (A.A.P.).--Vatican Radio announced in a special broadcast to CzechoSlovakia that 35 leading members…
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LONDON, Tues. (AAP).--Rev. R. A. Jardine, who married, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in 1937. arrived at Southampton…
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WOOLGOOLGA.--Woolgoolga Returned Soldiers' Memorial Hall was transformed with bright flowers and gaily decorated stalls for the annual…
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MANY entries in the floral arid fancywork sections of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Spring Flower Show, held at Grafton yesterday, provided keen competition, and resulted in a splendid exhibition of flowers and handiwork…
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