New Guinea Mission
The Rev. Canon John Bell, Secretary for NSW of the Australian Board of Missions (Church of England), in a general communication to the Rector…
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Church of England Ball at Mount George
The spacious School of Arts Hall a Mount George was comfortably filled last Friday night, 3rd August, 1945, when the Annual Church of England…
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On Friday night, 3rd August. the Annual Catholic Ball was held at Wherrol Flat. The weather was perfect for dancing, and the function was…
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Attention of all, particularly young people, is drawn to the Lantern Talk on "Pilgrim's Progress" to be given by Miss Jean Porter, of the…
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The most outstanding social event in the Anglican parish of Coopernook during the past month was undoubtedly the Annual Ball at Moortand. This…
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The outstanding social event in the Anglican Parish of Coopernook during the past month was undoubtedly the annual ball at Moorland…
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In all the Churches, Thanksgiving Services were conducted by the respective clergymen. Generally speaking, the various denominations did their…
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In connection with the Thanksgiving for Peace on Wednesday, Rev. Father Mulcahy conducted service at Wherrol Flat. On…
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On Friday night, the annual Catholic Ball was held at Wherrol Flat. The weather was perfect for dancing, and the function was a great success from…
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An hour after the receipt of the news of the Japanese surrender, a service of thanksgiving was conducted at St. John's Church, Taree, followed by…
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The spacious School of Arts Hall a Mount George was comfortably filled on Friday night, 3rd August, 1945, when the Annual Church of England…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Church Notes Methodist Church. Do Not Worry
We have nothing to do with to-morrow until we get to it. When the day comes with its cares, then we may meet them and then God will…
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Preaching to a crowded congregation at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Rev. Hunter Howatson said: "We are gathered together to-night…
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Speaking in the House of Commons the Prime Minister (Mr. Attlee) said that Mr. Winston Churchill was one of the main architects of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church of England Homes for Children. Good Samaritan
Next Sunday, 26th August, 1945, will be Good Samaritan Sunday, and for over 20 years the Church of England in the Newcastle. Diocese has made an…
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In all Kempsey Churches at the Sunday services there were crowded congregations, bearing witness to the sincerest of all thanksgivings for the ending of war hostilities. In every instance addresses of thanksgiving appropriate to…
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What was jocularly termed "an invasion" took place on the evening of 21st August, 1945, when a strong force of Fellowshippers…
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Preaching at the Church of St. Thomas, Canon Gerry said : As had been previously arranged and announced a thanksgiving service…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Anglican Annual Parish Tea and Social
For a number of years now the Annual Parish Tea and Social run by the Church of England and held in the Town Hall. Wingham. has been held…
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