Money For Church At Hiroshima
LONDON, March 16.—An unnamed American has donated £12,500 for the construction of a Roman Catholic church at…
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New Mission Ship Arrives To-morrow
TO morrow is be a gala day for old young folk of the congregational Church of the northern districts, for on that day the new…
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Seventh day Adventist Church.[?] Services, Saturday: Cessnock, Sabbath School 10 a.m. Divine Service 11.15 a.m. Preacher, Mr., M…
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The concert presented by the Pres-byterian Women's Guild in St. Andrew's Hall last Friday night was w[?]l attended, despite the…
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Harvest thanksgiving services are to be held at the Congregational Church. West Maitland at 11 a.m. and 7.16 p.m. The…
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In striking contrast to the [?] sky, John Williams VI, the London Missionary Society ship of the South Sea Islands, rode [?]…
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"Possum Gully" has again demonstrated Its fertillty and the enthusiasm of the dahlla growers whose back yards are converted…
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Good fellowship and stimulating discussion marked the second meeting of the Scone Churches' United Youth Club, held on…
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Speaking on the broken body of Christ at the evening Harvest Festival service in West Maitland Methodist Church, Rev. Dudley…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—Local book makers are puzzled by reports from Adelaide that Comie Court will run in the Sydney Cub…
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SYDNEY. Thursday. — Trainer Jim Cummings said to-day that Comic Court was a possible runner in the Sydney Cup…
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NEW YORK, March 24—Leftist picket lines, organised by the committee against war propaganda of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, greeted Mr. Winston Churchill with a vociferous, if orderly, peace…
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Mr. Noel Batterham is at present engaged in painting the exterior of the Moon an Brook Union Church, and when completed it…
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MUSWELLBROOK: St. John’s Church fair and dahlia show was opened by Mrs. E. C. Humphries (Mayoress) who, at the conclusion…
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WASHINGTON, March 25.— Secret servicemen and police had to drive a wedge through reporters, photographers and…
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The Right Rev. Fortesque Ash, formerly Lord Bishop of Rockhampton, Queensland, and at present Bishop-Commissioner of the Australian Board…
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The Rev. J. J. Mountain is to conduct the services at the West and East Maitland Congregational Churches. At the evening…
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The annual meeting of the Eccleston district Congregational Church was to have been held on March 29, but had to be…
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Two separate fires last night gutted the Maitland Lawn Tennis and Croquet [?] houses on the park and damaged the Seventh…
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There was a large attendance at the annual meeting of the West Maitland Methodist Parents and Friends’ Association…
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