Large Crowd at A'ville Church Farewell
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Alstonville, was crowded when Rev. Ian W. Ross preached his farewell service…
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Churchill Home From U.s. Visit
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday (AAP).—Mr. Winston Churchill arrived here today in the liner Queen Mary…
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BALLINA, Wednesday.—With a record of over 60 years' service in Church of England work, Mr. F. G. Cullen, 86, was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Presbyterian Hall for Dedication
An ex-Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of N.S.W.. Rt. Rev. A. C. Stevenson, M.A., will officially open the new…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Queensland National Art Gallery and the Church of England at Goondiwindi…
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LONDON, Thursday (AAP).—Britain was not committed to bomb China if Korean truce agreements were broken, Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons last night…
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LONDON. Thursday (AAP). —British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, will face a censure vote by Socialists…
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LONDON, Friday (AAP).—The Conservative Government of British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, won a vote of confidence in the House of Commons last night on his new…
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The Parochial Council of the Church of England Farish of Nimbin decided, at a recent meeting, to provide, a…
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LONDON, Wednesday (AAP).—The Labor Opposition has tabled a motion designed to draw further information from Mr. Churchill about his recent Washington talks on Korea…
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A combined Service of Remembrance to the late King George VI, whose sudden death in his sleep at Sandringham on Wednesday morning shocked the world, is to be held in Kyogle Memorial Institute Hall on the day of the King's burial…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The deep sense of loss at the passing of a well-beloved King was evident in all sections of the community today. Thousands flocked to city churches this…
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LONDON, Thursday (AAP).—Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill paid a tribute tonight to…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.— Churches in the city and suburbs were crowded with tens of thousands of…
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Further expressions of sympathy and sorrow in the death of the late King George VI were forthcoming over the week-end at church services and meetings. At the same time, with the official announcement that the King's funeral…
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The full day of mourning for the late King George VI will be observed throughout Nimbin on Sunday. The church…
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At a meeting of Kyogle church officers and stewards of the Methodist Church, reports on church finances…
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LONDON, Friday (AAP).—The British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill sent a wreath of laurel, with a white cross of carnations and hyacinth to the Chapel of St. George. Insci bed on the wreath were the words "For Gallantry."…
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"Do not be afraid of being high churchmen, but have the highest conception of the church," said Rt. Rev. A. M. Stevenson, M.C., M.A., in the East Lismore Presbyterian Hall on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Churchill Health Rumours Persist
LONDON, Sunday (AAP).—Rumours regarding the health of Prime Minister Churchill…
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