The Churches To-morrow’s Services
Friends will regret to hear of the illness of the Chairman. Mr. [?] Bowes Thistiethwayte, which has made it necessary for him…
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Church Ball At Scone
SCONE: Success crowned long hours of work carried out by members of St. Luke’s Women’s Guild, headed by the…
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SIMLA, May 13.—The conference between the British Cabinet mission and leaders of the Congress Party and the Moslem League has ended. An official communique said the talks had concluded as “no…
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Splendid congregations met yesterday to celebrate the 96th anniversary of the historic West Maitland Congregational Church,…
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The Own of Newcastle (the Very Rev A. E. Herrie) presided at the tenth annual meeting of the Newcastle diocesan section…
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Special services conducted in local churches yesterday in connection with Mother's Day were largely attended. Singleton, in common with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr Bert Bruderlin Fareweled Pleasing Function at St. Luke's Church Hall
Mr. Bert. Bruderlin, who left Singleton for Sydney yesterday, to accept employment with the State Housing…
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Mother’s Day was fittingly remembered by the young people and kindergarten department of the West Maitland Methodist…
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MUSWELLBROOK: At a special meeting of the trustees of the Methodist Church, it was decided to open a Memorial and…
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Gandhi, in a statement, said the breakdown of the conference of British Cabinet Ministers and Indian leaders was not final, and there was no…
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LONDON, May 14.—En route home. Mr. Winston Churchill yesterday left the Palace in Amsterdam where he had been…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →96th Annual Tea Congregational Church
The 98th anniversary celebrations of the West Maitland Congregational Church were concluded last night with a tea…
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The annual appeal on behalf of the Society for- promoting Christian Knowledge (known as S.P.C.K.) was made at St- Paul’s…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cabinet Mission’s Plans For India Pakistan State Not Included (Australian Associated Press)
LONDON, May 17—The formation of a Union of India to include both British India and Indian States has been proposed to British Government by Cabinet Mission to india…
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The Conference President of Churches of Christ in N.S.W., Pastor W. C. MacLean, of Sydney, visited Cessnock on Saturday last. A…
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The sessions of the Churches of Christ in the Newcastle and Coalfields district, held in Cessnock [?]ist Saturday, were largely attended…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →East Cessnock [?] Church
On Saturday afternoon May 4th, the Superintendent and [?] the [?] of the [?]…
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The morning services at the East and West Maitland Congregational Churches will be taken by Mr. A. K. Clulow. The…
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SINGLETON Monday—T[?] anniversary of the me[?] Church was celebrated at service held yesterday [?]…
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Mr. Edgar Victor Wright, a native of Singleton who arrived here seven weeks ago to reside with, his brother, Mr Harry Wright, of Macquarie…
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