The Churches
THE CATHEDRAL. — On Sunday, which is the third Sunday after Epiphany, there will be celebrations of [?] Communion in the Cathedral at 7 a.m…
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Churches, 1943
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Asylum for Jews Anglican Leaders' Appeal
LONDON, Jan. 2.—The Archbishops of Canterbury, York, and Wales, in a statement issued in the name of the entire Anglican…
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A former home of Major and Mrs. Randolph Churchill, in Hertfordshire, has been converted into a day nursery, and is operated by the Canadian Red Cross. Mrs. Randolph Churchill plays with some of the children in the sandpit…
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NEW YORK Sunday.— "Women can keep war secrets," says Mrs. Roosevelt, who to-day told a story about Mr…
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A small party of British and American officers welcomed Mr. Churchill at the Casablanca landing ground. A second plane…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Roosevelt-churchill Meet in Casablanca War Plans for 1943 Are Completed Offensives Decided For Fronts Including Pacific
LONDON, Wednesday: President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill have just ended a secret conference in North Africa. At this conference, which lasted 10 days, they…
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The Rev. A. W. Bray presided at a social evening held by the waratah Methodist Ladies' Church Aid Society to assist its fund. A programme of…
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LONDON. Thursday.—Paris radio reports that 12 American planes which made a forced landing in Portugal on January 15…
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CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.—Next Sunday will be Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany. There will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at 7…
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—A British Mission has arrived in Washington to discuss oil supplies and tanker shipping. It is headed by the…
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London. Monday (AAP)—with dramatic suddenness It was announced In London to-day that Britain and America…
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The Increase in convictions for drunkenness in Newcastle in 1912 and decrease in convictions for selling liquor in prohibited…
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LONDON, Feb. 2.— Britain and America have undertaken to help defend Turkey by an agreement reached at the two-day conference attended by Mr. Churchill in Turkey…
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LONDON, February 2.—Mr. Churchill spoke proudly of Allied strength when he visited Cyprus. He said: " We have seen some of…
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LONDON, Feb. 3.—The meeting in Turkey of Mr. Churchill and President Inonu was a "shooting trip," the British Ambassador…
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Income exceeded expenditure during the past quarter in the Mayfield Methodist Circuit. It was reported at the quarterly meeting…
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CAIRO, Saturday. — Mr. Churchill visited Tripoli by air on Tuesday and thanked the Eighth Army for its…
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THE CATHEDRAL.—On Sunday, which is the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, there will in the Cathedral of Holy Communion in the Cathedral at 7 a.m…
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Adamstown Methodist Church commenced its Harvest Festival yesterday morning when the service was in charge of the Rev. S. W. Bonner, of Hamilton…
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LONDON, Feb. 7.—Mr. Churchill arrived back in Britain to-day. He landed safely at an English airport this…
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