Churchill Can See Peace Ahead
LONDON, November 26.—The Allies were moving surely, steadily, irrestibly, and perhaps swiftly towards a victorious peace, said Mr. Churchil…
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Churches, 1944
271 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 13 of 14
Church of England Fair
St. Peter's Church of England fair will be held in the Town Hall tomorrow. Mr. P. G. White will perform the opening ceremony at 3 p.m…
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There will be bargains galore, and coupon free, at the annual fair of St. Peter's Church of England in the Town Hall tomorrow afternoon. The…
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St. Peter's Church of England fair, which was opened at the Town Hall this afternoon, attracted a good attendance of visitors, who found plenty…
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The recently-appointed Anglican Bishop of Riverina, Bishop C. H. Murray, arrived from Hillston last night. The main purpose of his visit…
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LONDON, November 29.—"I must warn the House and the country against any indulgence in the feeling that the war will soon be over." said Mr. Churchill speaking in the House of Commons yesterday in the debate on the Address from the Throne. "The truth is that no one knows when the war will be finished, still less how long the interval will be…
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The Bishop of Riverina, Dr. C. H. Murray, is here from Hillston. The main purpose of his visit is to officiate at confirmation ceremonies, but he will also…
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The abundance of goods which are ordinarily only sold for precious coupons was one of the strongest and most popular feature of St. Peter's Church…
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There was an excellent attendance at the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon when the ladies of St. Peter's Church held their annual…
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NICHOLLS STREET METHODIST CHURCH—The Kindergarten Folk held a successful christmas Tree Party in Ivey Hall last evening, and despite…
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LONDON, Dec. 3.—There was a bright party at No. 10 Downing Street when Mr. Churchill's cook sprang a surprise on him by making a…
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London. December 5.—Reuter's correspondent in Athens states that fighting was reported in the Athens-Piraeus area late last night and a senior…
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LONDON. Dec. 5.—Mr. Churchill, addressing boys at Harrow, his old school, said: "You read in the newspapers a great deal about the future…
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Last Sunday at the Methodist Church the usual evening service was dispensed with an in its stead a short play, telling the story of the Prodigal Son, was…
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For several years the Nicholls Street Methodist Choir has presented a choral service immediately prior to Christmas, and now, with the early holiday period,…
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NEW YORK, December 12.—"Mr. Churchill hus won a vote of confidence for British policy in Italy and Greece, and deserves it," says a…
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Tomorrow morning the Rev. O. L. Noske and party will journey to Mannahill to conduct a Christmas service. In the afternoon service…
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London, December 15.—"Hopes I thought proper and indeed necessary to express lost October have failed," declared Mr. Churchill in the House of Commons, when opening the debate on Poland…
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NICHOL[?]S STREET METHODISTS—After the service last Sunday evening the chair, with other helpers, visited the Old Folks Home, and under the baton…
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LONDON, December 15.—A direct appeal to President Roosevelt and Marshal Stalin to meet him at the earliest possible time was made by…
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