Methodist Anniversary
The Methodist Fellowship and Newrybar Young People's Guild held their 5th annual anniversary in the Masonic Hall at Bangalow. There were…
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Coraki Parish Easter Services
Palm Sunday was solemnised in the Anglican parish of Coraki with the blessing, distribution and procession of Palms at all services, whilst Holy Week…
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A most successful mission was conducted recently at St. Camillus Catholic Church, Bilambil, by Father McCarthy of the Mariest Brothers…
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Final arrangements were made at the last meeting of the Bexhill Church of England Women's Guild for the "Blossom Fair" to be held in…
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The Tweed Heads Presbyterian Women's Guild, of which Mrs. E. A. Ferguson is President and Mrs. J. Carlin Secretary, organised a…
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At the Endeavour meeting on Tuesday night the topic discussed was "The Sacrifice of Jesus." Next Tuesday will be the monthly consecration…
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LONDON, Saturday:—The First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Winston Churchill) in a broadcast recalled that six months ago he said, "if we reach the spring without any great event occurring we…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"Dealing With Nazis & German Menace" -Mr. Churchill Takes Neutrals to Task London
The First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Winston Churchill) to-night made an exceedingly frank broadcast in a review of the war position. Admitting the enormous magnitude of the conflict, he made no attempt to minimise the task of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Allies Tighten Grip on War Machine Intensification Forecast By Churchill Turkey to Open Dardanelles? London
MR. CHURCHILL'S forecast of an intensification of the war is interpreted firstly as a tightening up of the blockade, and secondly as an English and French diplomatic counter-offensive throughout the…
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The "Sunday Times" is of the opinion that the most important part of Mr. Churchill's broadcast was his reference to the position…
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The conduct of a night bazaar in the Corndale district for the first time, by the Corndale Presbyterian Women's Guild, was…
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LONDON, Sunday:—Italian political comment provides perhaps the most interesting reaction to Mr. Churchill's broadcast and emphasises the probability of a renewal of Allied efforts to attain a rapproachment with Russia…
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There were large attendances at both the morning and evening services at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church oh Sunday when Youth…
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Twenty-four palm trees, donated by Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Pidcock, of Coolangatta, were planted in the grounds of St. Augustine's Catholic Church,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →More Prominent Part For Mr. Churchill British Cabinet Reshuffle
LONDON, Wednesday:—Chief changes in the reshuffle of Cabinet portfolios announced by the Prime Minister (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) to-day are the appointment of the Lord Privy Seal (Sir…
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND St. James' Church of England Women's Guild yesterday decided that, in view of the many calls on the…
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After the service to-morrow the Parochial Council will meet the Women's Guild to confer on parochial matters. From April 8-11 the…
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A RE-ARRANGEMENT of the British Cabinet has been announced. The most significant feature of the change is the increase in the responsibilities allotted to Mr. Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty…
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Rev. C. Parker, of the Coraki Methodist circuit has been appointed to Raymond Terrace and will leave Coraki at an early date. After the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Mr. A. N. Percy Farewelled at Methodist Church
At an informal gathering in the Richmond Hall last night Mr. A. N. Percy, who is leaving Lismore to reside in Sydney, was farewelled by…
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