Bombs Damage Famous Church
LONDON April 23—It is disclosed that the well-known Fleet-st. church, St. Dunstan’s, in the West, was…
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Funny Church Experiences
In old churches wherein there was not a choir or a band to lead the singing, the commencing note of a hymn or anthem was…
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SINGLETON, Monday — The anniversary of the Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Church was celebrated at a service last night…
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One of the most beautiful of ancient churches in Britain is that of St James’ the parish church of Wield Wield, under…
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We have called in God to help us in this war. It is time that we called in God to help us a bit in out muddled thinking and ideals. There to nothing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Muswellbrook Chronicl[?] FRIDAY, 28th APRIL, 1944. Anzac Day at Muswellbrook Street Parade and Commemoration Service. Large Congregations at Churches
ANZAC DAY was observed on Tuesday last by the holding of a united commemoration service at the Soldiers' Memorial and special services in the Churches. Preparations for the day were…
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A Solemn Requiem was said in Christ Church at 7.30 a.m. The names of those Anzacs on the Honour Roll of the Church who had paid the supreme…
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SINGLETON Friday.— A social afternoon was hold at the Methodist Hall to celebrate the Ladies Church [?] anniversary…
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Capt, Chas Hogan, from a military camp, will be the preacher the , West Maitland Baptist Church to-morrow morning and…
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Enwrapt in that silence and mystery that clings, To things that have weathered the passage of years;…
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The driver is seen at his control in the driving seat He is . operating the left hand steering lever…
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The Presbyterian congregation of West Maitland and Rutherford turned out in full strength to attend a social evening in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr Churchill Telephones Mr Curtin
The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) called up Mr. Curtin, Australia's Prime Minister, by telephone, at his London hotel…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Methodist Autumn Flower Show
The Methodist Autumn Flower Show was held on Thursday, April 21, in the Sunday School Hall. During the afternoon Mrs Taylor, Mrs. Baker…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill Welcomes Dominion Premiers Unity Of Outlook Expressed At Conference(AUSTRALIAN Associated Press) 1
LONDON May 1—The Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) presided at the first session of the Prime Ministers’ conference. He made a speech briefly welcoming the Dominion Premiers, to which each Prime Minister replied…
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LONDON, May 2.—The Yugoslav Radio describes a visit to liberated territory in Croatia by Prime Minister’s son, Major…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Successful Church of England Flower Show Official Opening by Mrs De Witt Batty
The annual flower show, fair, and tennis tournament, conducted this afternoon in All Saints' Parish hall in aid of All…
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SINGLETON Thurs.—A very successful Roman Catholic Ball was hold at Glendon Brook last night. The promoters of the…
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SYDNEY Thursday—The new Anglican Bishop of Tasmania the Right Reverend Geoffrey Cranewick, said today that more…
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A Recognition Service, which is the receiving of new members into the Church will be conducted by Rev. C. L. Connor at the Dungog Methodist…
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