Church Services For New Year
Special New Year services were conducted at most Goulburn churches on New Year's Eve and New Years's Day. Church leaders outlined the features of the past year—the…
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Churches, 1952
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Churchill's Boat Speeds Up AS U.S. Talks Are Extended
WASHINGTON: President Truman has informed Mr. Winston Churchill he would like to discuss the question of Japanese recognition of the Chinese Nationalist regime in Formosa as the…
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The 92nd anniversary of Merrilla Methodist Church was celebrated last Sunday, when the Rev. W. J. Douglass…
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WASHINGTON: Reports that the impending visit to Washington of Mr. Winston Churchill was unwelcome to United States officialdom were foolish…
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WASHINGTON: Mr. Winston Churchill talked informally yesterday with the United States' Military High Command on military problems in Europe, the Middle East and Far East…
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Details of two Church conferences now being conducted at Canberra and Mittagong were released to-day by the Church of England Diocesan Church House of Goulburn…
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WASHINGTON, Monday: Economic problems arising out of defence efforts of Britain and the United States were discussed to-day at the first formal conference at White House between…
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Rev. Colin Mullan, who has had charge of the Bowenfels Presbyterian Church, and has accepted appointment as minister in…
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Approximately 100 friends of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bryant gathered at the Methodist Hall in Goldsmith Street last night to farewell them before their departure for Lismore, where Mr. Bryant will take up duties as District Inspector of…
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Holy Communion will be celebrated at St. Nicholas' at 7.30 a.m., and at St. John's Kenmore, at 8.30 a.m. Evensong will be…
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Sir-Re the letter in your columns under above heading (17/12/51). I understand that Dr. Young…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Dinner Club
The next function of the Yass Catholic Dinner Club will be held , in the Memorial Hall on February 26, commencing at 6.45 p.m…
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WASHINGON, Mon.: The decision of the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, to stay in the United States four days longer than he originally intended has no politcal, or…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Catholic Youth Club Formed
Folowing a period of preliminary organisation, the Rev. Father Egan called a meeting of the young catholics of his parish…
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The Catholic Ball, staged at Golspie on New Year's Eve attracted the largest attendance ever seen at the Golspie Hall…
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The wedding of a former Goulburn girl, Miss Ann Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lloyd, took place on Saturday…
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The first church for men in the Snowy River construction camps was opened last Sunday at Island Bend…
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History was made recently when Saint Mary's Church of England, Yarra, witnessed its first Air Force wedding. Further highlight of the little church was the fact that a marriage has not…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fr. Casey Leaving Boorowa Appointed in Charge of Bungendore Parish
Rev. Father F. Casey, Administrator of St. Patrick's Parish, will be leaving Boorowa shortly for Bungendore,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill Meets Cheering U.s. Congress
WASHINGTON, Thursday: The British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, told a packed and cheering Congress yesterday that Britain and the United States had agreed on "a blunt, resolute and effective" reply if the Korean truce negotiations failed…
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