Catholic Attitude on Nationalisation
SYDNEY—An editorial in "Catholic Weekly" declared yesterday that if the Federal (Government's plans for socialisation and…
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Churches, 1947
348 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 13 of 18
Presbyterian Mission Preacher Here
An arrival by plane from Melbourne was Hew Phillip E. Shepherd, Presbyterian Minister of the Parish of Ballarat…
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FRANGIPANNI blooms held the hand-made embroidered tulle veil in place worn by Betty…
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Yesterday afternoon a large crowd gathered at the New Masonic Hall for the annual fair of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ladles Guild. The Hall was filled…
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SYDNEY. — A new Catholic religious order is being introduced to Australia to found a colony in Sydney for the care of mentally…
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Mrs. J. Walker, of Sydney, is paying a short visit here. She has spent 25 years as a missionary of the Salvation Army in…
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THE Ladies' Guild of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church held a fair yesterday afternoon in the New Masonic Hall…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Of INTEREST to WOMEN Hendy—Varcoe Wedding At Wesley Church
FILMY georgette, worn over silk, was the choice of a gown by Miss Melva Yvonne Varcoe for her marriage, which was solemnised at Wesley Church on Saturday afternoon. The bride is the youngest…
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FIVE weddings will be celebrated in Broken Hill this week. One will be at the Anglican Church, three at the Cathedral, and one at the Oxide Street Methodist Church…
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SYDNEY.—Declaring that there was an air of unreality about stained glass windows, blackbound Bibles of seeming antiquity,…
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Adelaide, September 23.—Speaking in Adelaide, Mr. Randolph Churchill attacked what he called the "closed shop policy of Australian unions" and…
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"IN America they do not say 'if the next war comes they say 'when it comes.' It is my conviction that the next war is here now. It is the war of ideas. It is also a world conflict and we in Australia are now part of that conflict. The main issue today is the fight between Christianity and atheistic Communism…
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"These days are just as dangerous as days of war," said the Rev. A. D. McCutcheon at the Methodist service at Wesley Church…
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HUNDREDS of young Methodists reaffirmed their Christian faith in a spectacular March of Witness through Broken Hill streets yesterday. The Rev. A. D. McCutcheon, president of the South Australian Methodist Conference, returning to Broken Hill after an absence of 13 years, was given the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Responsibility for Petkov Death Lies With Govt. Of Russia Says Churchill At Rally
London, September 28.—"There con be no doubt that the prime responsibility for the murder of Bulgarian patriot, Petkov, lies with the Government of Russia. It was doubtless intended to be a lesson to the various countries fallen into…
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A DOUBLE tier of orange blossom worn by her mother on her wedding day held her cut tulle veil in place when Joan Winifred, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Workman, of 120 Williams…
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PERTH.—Three of the first aboriginal women to have been successfully trained by the Roman Catholic Church as nuns left Beagle…
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The Rev. A. D. McCutcheon, president of the South Australian Methodist Conference, returning to Broken Hill after an absence of 13 years, was given the…
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THIRTEEN years ago Rev. A. D. McCutcheon left Broken Hill to take over an almost derelict Methodist Mission at Port Adelaide. Today that mission is one of the most flourishing…
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CANBERRA.—Commenting on Randolph Churchill's criticism that Australia was not bearing its sliare of the Empire's defence…
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