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The achievements and progress of the Guyra Presbyterian Church during 1952 were stressed by the Rev…
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Memorial Gifts to Church
Two chairs for the Communion Court of St. Columba Presbyterian Church have been, donated by Mrs. Y. A…
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Mr. Churchill, sailing in the liner Queen Mary to New York, jauntily raised a glass as the ship's bell tolled in the…
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NEW YORK: Queen Mary, carrying the British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) to his meeting with the United States President-elect, General Eisenhower, is due to arrive in New York this morning, according to the latest radio report from the liner…
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MELBOURNE: Rev. Lyall Dixon yesterday urged the Church to "get in first" with television…
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NEW YORK, Monday.—The "Queen Mary", carrying the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, to his…
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Preaching at St. Andrew's oil Sunday, the Rev. Norman Monsen said: "No description is too eloquent to describe the…
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NEW YORK: The A.N.Z.U.S. Pact is believed to hare been the subject of discussions between Mr. Winston Churchill and Mr. John Foster Dulles at a meeting last night,…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday: The ANZUS Pact is believed to have been the subject of discussion between the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, and Mr. John Foster Dulles at a meeting last night, according to Reuters'…
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A Broken Hill clergyman yesterday advocated 10 p.m. closing hours for hotels. "Closing at 6 p.m. is…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.-- The Reverend Lyall Dixon yesterday urged the Church to "get in first" with television…
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The achievements and failures of the Presbyterian Church in Guyra during the past four years were stressed…
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During the absence of Rev C. Weis, who is on his annual holidays, Lay Reader Mr. F. H Barwick will conduct services…
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WASHINGTON, Friday: President [?]words to Mr. Winston Churchill yesterday conform to protocol. "Woulldn't you like to be in…
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WASHINGTON: Mr. Truman's first words to Mr. Winston Churchill yesterday did not conform to the protocol. "Wouldn't you like to be in the bulb and film business?" said the President as he…
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Preaching at the Inverell Methodist Church on Sunday morning, the Rev. F. J. Hayes said: "The greatest moment in…
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G. B. Shaw once said: "The B We is much more alive than the morning's paper." But people still ask, "Why…
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The Rev. Dr. Douglas Horton, visiting American clergyman, called for a world-wise united…
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Results of the annual examinations in Religious Knowledge in the Church of England Diocese of Armidale…
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A start probably would be made on the new St. Paul's Church of England, Emmaville, within two months, Rev. Gordon Dent said to-day. The approximate cost of…
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