Mr. Churchill and the Navy
The appointment of Mr. Winston Churchill to the Admiralty is causing a good deal of discussion. Some critics declare that it means a police of severe…
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Churches, 1911
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Tighe's Hill. the Methodist Church
The anniversary celebrations of the Methodist Church were continued by a public meeting and concert, in the church, last evening, Mr. A. Popper presiding. The function…
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A fair, in aid of the Presbyterian Sunday school funds, was opened by Mrs. A. F. Toll, Mayoress of Wickham, in the Smedmore Mechanics' Institute…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Dr. Bruce. a Noted Presbyterian. Sydney
The Rev. David Bruce, DD., who was known as the Father of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, died at his daughter’s residence, Killara, early this…
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As usual on the Sunday preceding Christmas Day, the services in all the churches yesterday were in keeping with the spirit of the Advent season…
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Mr. Winston Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty, said that the navy was strong, both actually and relatively, and he paid a high tribute to Lord Fisher, to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Christmas Day. Church Services
Christmas Day is one of the quietest days of the year, not even excepting Sundays. Friends and relatives forgather, and usually they pass the day quietly,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →How Wags the World. London, November 25. Hats Off in Church
The First Methodist Church of Ithaca had for some time been suffering from a lack of male worshippers, who declared that it was no use their attending church…
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That is what it has come to—in Philadelphia. The Baptist Tabernacle there, of which Dr. Russell H. Conwell is pastor, is likely to take over the…
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