No Time for Sport Finances Keep Churchill Busy LONDON
The "Sunday Despatch" says that Mr. Winston Churchill is to sell his polo ponies as he is unable to play, owing to his duties as Chancellor…
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Churches, 1926
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Church to People Novel Sunday Service 'Procession of Witness'
Newcastle Church of England authorities made an effort yesterday to reach be me of the non-churchgoers by conducting a special service on…
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At the usual meeting of the Hunter district committee of the Presbyterian Fellowship Union, held at Hamilton, Mr. N. Symes, presided. There…
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The tenth anniversary of the Islington Christian Endeavour Society was held last night. Mr. J. Reid, district president, presided. The report of Miss…
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Mr. N. Symes, president, occupied the chair at the bi-monthly meeting of the Hunter district committee of Presbyterian Fellowship Union, which was…
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Details of Angilcan services in the seaside and Lake Macquarie districts during Easter are set out in an announcement which is published in this issue…
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Services will be conducted by the Church of England at all the townships around Lake Macquarie, and at Charles town, Dudley, and Catherine Hill Bay…
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Rev. J. J. Willings will preside at the united service and communion in Brown-street Church to-morrow morning at 10.30. In the evening at 7.30 he will conduct…
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With a view of strengthening Congregationalism in the Newcastle district, it has been decided to hold, on occasions, special combined services…
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In what is usually regarded as a temple of fisticuffs, the Church of England clergy are arranging a great Passion Service for to-morrow (Good…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Merewether. Presbyterian Church
The induction of Rev. J. C. Gibson (late of Brisbane) to Merewether Presbyterian charge took place in the church, Morgan-street, on Tuesday night in the…
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The following services are advertised for to-day:— NEWCASTLE CATHEDERAL. Litany and Ante-Communion will be…
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A special service will be held in St. Philip's Presbyterian Church, Wattstreet when Rev. A Robson M'Vittle, M.A., will speak on "The Wondrous…
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Preaching at St. Philip's Presbyterian Church in the morning, the Rev. A. R. McVittie, M.A., took for his subject "The Theme of the Cross" as described in the…
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A united service of the Methodist churches of the Hamilton-Wickham circuit was held at the Hamilton Methodist Church in the morning, which was…
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At St. Mary's Church, Newcastle, the Mass of the Pre-Sanctified was celebrated at ten o'clock yesterday morning. Very Rev. M. F. McAuliffe was the celebrant,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →District News Lambton. Lay Methodist Church
The thirty-sixth annual camp meeting of the Lay Methodist Church was held on the Lambton Park yesterday afternoon. There was a largo attendance,…
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Good Friday was observed by special services at various churches in Newcastle and the district…
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A united service and communion was conducted by Rev. J. J. Willings in the morning at the Newcastle Congregational Church, at which the Rev. O. E…
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