St. Stephen's Church Clothing Appeal
In response to the church appeal for funds and clothing for U.N.R.R.A., on behalf of destitute people of Europe, the following amounts have been…
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Mount Druitt St. John's Church of England
A highly successful function was arranged by Mrs W. A. Goodman and members of St. John's Guild recently, at the home of Mrs Goodman. Over…
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FOLLOWING is the text of the Question Box Session broadcast from Radio 2SM last Sunday night by…
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WELLINGTON (NZ), Thursday.-- A young Wanganui soldier had been dismissed from fellowship of the Christadelphian…
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The right to he termed successor to the founder of the Christian Science Church (Mrs. Baker Eddy) is claimed by Mrs. Leila M. Potter, of Fuller's Road, Chatswood…
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On Saturday evening, July 14, Cabramatta Baptist Church was filled to capacity for a concert preesnted fay String Orchestra of the Royal Marine Band…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Professor Laski (chairman), on behalf of the British Labor Party thanked Mr. Churchill for the great services he had given to the nation as Prime…
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LONDON, Friday. -- In a farewell statement issued from No. 10 Downing- street, Mr. Churchill said: -- "The decision of the British people has been…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--"Internationally, the disappearance of Mr. Churchill and Mr. Eden at this crucial moment is…
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LONDON, Friday.--Winston Churchill, whose inspiring leadership in Britain's darkest hours kept the flag of freedom flying, beat himself at the recent elections…
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LONDON, July 26.—Labour swept the polls in the British general elections, winning 376 seats out of 640 in the House of Commons. Mr. Churchill's Conservative Government had its following in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Government Downfall Seen Early Churchill Watched Fate on Chart
LONDON, July 26 (A.A.P.).—Seated before a large chart at No. 10 Downing Street, Mr. Churchill from early this morning traced the downfall of his…
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The risen sun of power-crazed, incredulous atheists, is sinking into the ruins of Japanese militarism, the last stronghold of antichrist doctrine of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Christian Nationalism An Address by the Rev. R. B. Lew, B.A., given in the Manly Methodist Church on the occasion of the King's Birthday
We have just taken part in a service of dedication of the flags of our country and of the Empire. I would emphasise that it is in no jingoistic or narrow national spirit that…
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I do not wish to dampen the enthusiasm of those who plan great things for young people after the war, but I think, judging from my reading and observations recently, we are, to use a homely term,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Emily Rees Mason Passing of another link with our First Church
At a private hospital, Sydney, on 27th June, 1459, Emily Rees Mason in her 87th year. Mrs. Mason was the widow of Thomas…
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Sir,— The contribution on the above subject by Mr. R. L. Mote seems to be timely and worthy of earnest, consideration by all responsible for the conduct…
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LONDON, Saturday. -- Mr. Churchill is about to join the army of flat-hunters in London. Although Mr Attlee's first…
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From the standpoint of international relations, the disappearance of Mr. Churchill and Mr. Eden at this moment was…
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LONDON, Friday.--Mr. Churchill said a few days ago that if the soldiers did not went him as Prime Minister, he would fee "prepared to go," says the Daily Mail. "As he smoked his first…
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