Colourful Frocking at Catholic Debutante Ball
Smart frocking, beautiful gowns, fresh faces and a bright and cheery atmosphere were all features of the Kyogle Convent ball on Wednesday night…
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Appointments For Church of England
The Rev. T. R. Lawton, assistant priest of St. Mark's, Casino, has been appointed priest-in-charge of the parochial…
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A wide area of the North Coast was represented at the service in St. Patrick's Church, Wardell, on Saturday morning prior to the funeral of the late Rev. Father Patrick William…
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Two of the world's fastest runners—Roger Bannister, the first man to run a mile in under four minutes (right), and Gordon Pirie, the Olympic long-distance runner (extreme left)—accompanied by C. W. Brasher and C. Chataway, wait for the British Prime Minister (Sir Winston Churchill) to start them on their way…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Prince Arthur, owned by Sir Winston Churchill, was an appropriate winner of the 12 furlongs…
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The recent Catholic Ball at Billinudgel attracted a large crowd, with visitors from all surrounding districts…
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The monthly meeting of Eureka Church Aid was held with 17 members present and Mrs. M. L. Smith presiding…
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The annual Nimbin Convent Ball was attend0d by over 300 dancers. A feature was the belle of the ball…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Sir Winston Churchill, on the eve of his flight to Washington for talks with President…
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday.—Sir Winston Churchill yesterday made a plea for a "real good try" for peaceful co-existence with the Soviet Union to minimise the risk of a conflict which would "leave us victorious on a heap of ruins."…
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Mrs. L. N. Smith presided at the monthly meeting of Cowlong-Pearce's Creek Church Aid, 15 members…
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Entries for the cooking competitions at the Bangalow Methodist Fair were an all time record. The high quality of the exhibits made the task of the…
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Between 30 and 40 members attended the annual meeting of the Kyogle Methodist Ladies' Church Aid held on Thursday afternoon in the Methodist Church, at which the minister, Rev…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Catholic Social at Billinudgel
A Catholic social held recently at Billinudgel was a social and financial success, the proceeds going to the…
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At the ordinary, meeting which followed the annual, meeting of the M.L.C.A., on Thursday arrangements were made for the accommodation were…
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Mr. K. M. McCallum, of Grafon will be a representative from the Grafton Diocese to attend the Anglican Congress at…
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LONDON, Friday.— Sir Winston Churchill denied yesterday in the Commons that during his Washington…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Methodists Special Mission to Kyogle
Methodist ministers of the North Coast, led by the district chairman, Rev. C. J. Wells, of Lismore, will visit…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Queen Contributes To Catholic Cause
LONDON, Monday.—Queen Elizabeth has contributed to a Roman Catholic cause—and is believed to be the first…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Thanksgiving At Eureka Church
The Harvest Thanksgiving Service held in Eureka Church of England was well attended when the Rector,…
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