Church Lost Best Workers
Brisbane.—A panegyric on the victims of the Mt. Lamington volcano disaster was read by Archbishop Halse, of Brisbane, at…
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Churches, 1951
319 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 2 of 16
Merit Passes In Local Catholic Schools
Posses by Catholic school children in the 1950 Merit Certificate examinations are as follows:— MARIST BROTHERS COLLEGE…
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Central street:—Services will be held at the Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., and we take the opportunity to extend a hearty welcome to any one who…
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Paris, February 5.—The World Council of Churches has written to 158 Christian sects throughout the world urging them to prevent…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Church Row Over Masonry; Bishops May Petition King
London, February 5.—Bishops, who are freemasons, may ask the King to intervene in a row among Church of England clergy over Freemasonry…
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Rev. H. C. Horner officiated at the wedding of Miriam May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Guy, 50 William Lane, for her marriage to Stanley George, son of Mrs. S. Hardy, and the late Mr…
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The annual convention of the Interdenominational Convention, usually held [?]t Upwey, Victoria, was this year transfered to the…
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London, February 6,—Winston Churchill's Conservative Party would sweep back to power with a big majority if a general election was held here now,…
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Sydney, February 6.—The Australian Council of the World Council of Churches will hold its annual meeting at Gilbulla, Menangle, next Monday. The meeting,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Churchmen and Matters Mica St. Methodist
The young people's organistions at Mica St. Methodist Church have recommenced activities during the past fortnight…
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CENTRAL STREET: On Wednesday the first meeting for the year of the Ladies Guild was held. General business was disclosed, and the…
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A tall 63-year-old American lawyer has arrived in Canberra for talks which may have a most important effect on Australia's future in the Pacific. He is John Foster Dulles (pronounced Dul-less). He has been visiting Japan…
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London, February 14.—The Leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons (Mr. Winston Churchill) sprang a surprise today with notice of another motion of censure:…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Catholic Tennis Team
J. Roche and D. Morgan, W. Moroney, sen., and J. Kelly, E. Paccy and B. Kelly…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Methodist Wool Competition
The annual Methodist Far West Mis[?]on wool competition was conducted on Thursday. February 8. The winner of the fine section was Mr. A. Johnston,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Greater Justice And Fuller Life Call By [?] Church Council
Sydney, February [?].—A call for greater [?] and fuller life for all citizens was [?] in a [?] to the nation issued by the Australian Council…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Surprise Move By Churchill Third Censure Motion Confronts Govt
London, February 15.—A surprise move by Winston Churchill has confronted the Attlee Labor Government with its third censure motion…
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Sydney, February 15.—The World Council of Churches yesterday expressed concern over the effect television might have on the moral life of Australia. The…
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CITY MISSION.—Special harvest thanksgiving services will be held in the Wesley and Oxide Street Churches on Sunday with special singing at each…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Churchill's Censure Motion On Defence Defeated
London, February 18.—The censure motion by Churchill's Opposition attacking the Attlee Government on British defence issues was defeated in the House of Commons on Thursday night by 21 votes—308 to 287. It was Labor's biggest majority…
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