Churchill Refuses Freedom of Dundee
LONDON, October 21.—Mr. Churchill has declined the offer of the freedom of the city of Dundee, which he represented in the House of…
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Churches, 1943
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Churchill's Message to Union Congress
LIONDON, October 22.—"The sternest phase of the war may well lie before us, but we have the right to feel that victory will ba won…
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The 44th annual synod of the Methodist Churches in Broken Hill opened in the Sulphide-Blende Church on Friday last with the ministerial session. The chairman of the district (Rev. G. H. Pemberton) presided. The following officers were elected: Secretary, Rev. L. R. Barker, L.[?]…
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Gum blossom was extensively used in the decoration of the stalls and platform at the Oxide Street Methodist Hall this afternoon for the annual…
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A "coupon-free" miniature fair held at the Chapple St. Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon attracted a large crowd of enthusiastic buyers. It was…
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MELBOURNE.—The Baptist Church would align itself with the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches in Queensland, who had refused a…
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Mr Churchill during his voyage by sea to U.S.A. The Prime Minister spent most of his time aboard ship dealing with official papers and news reports from London and in meetings and discussions with the Ministers and senior officers accompanying him. Sometimes he went to the bridge to talk with the Captain, or took a turn on the deck. He took his meals…
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A large attendance of members and friends were present at Wolfram Street Church of Christ to welcome Pastor and Mrs. Paddick who have recently arrived…
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ADELAIDE.—The Rev. W. G. Clarke, 84, of Northgate Street, Unley Park, died at the Memorial Hospital late last night after an…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Church Notes Central Street Methodists
At the Central Street Church the preacher on Sunday morning will be the minister, who will administer the Sacrament of Baptism…
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On Saturday, November 13, at the Lane Street Methodist Church, members will hold an afternoon in aid of the New Kindergarten Fund. There…
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The anniversary services in connection with the Methodist Church at Silverton were celebrated yesterday afternoon. The Rev. O. L. Noske occupied the…
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CENTRAL STREET METHODISTS.âA Men's Service has been arranged for Sunday week, November 21, at 7 p.m., the Rev. R. C. Guthberlet will be the…
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In succession to the Rev. A. I. Davidson, whose term of office as Presbyterian Chaplain General, expires next month, the Presbyterian Church of…
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The suggestion by a Brisbane Stipendiary Magistrate, Mr. P. Wilson, that there should be a revival of the practice of having "daughters of the…
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Word has been received that the Revs. E. A. Clarke, L.Th., and H. K. Bartlett, L.Th., have arrived somewhere in Papua to commence the work of…
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Messages of congratulation have been received from practically all over the world on the occasion of Mr. Churchill's 69th birthday. No official celebration…
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SYDNEY.—Maj.[?]Gen. Lethbridge, leader of the British Military Mission in the south-West Pacific area, has announced the death of Lt.[?]Col…
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LONDON, December 1.—Mr. Churchill was nearly mobbed at Malta when the warship in which he travelled put in at Valetta[?]…
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