The Churches Go Gay in Their Advertising
THE sign lised on a church in Gothenburg, Sweden: "You are welcome to sleep in the church—though not during…
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CHURCHES C. Of E. Schools
Archbishop Mowll states in his Diocesan Magazine that eight new Church schools have been opened by the Church of…
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NEW YORK, Friday.-- Railway officials scoured the city to obtain a bottle of 1811 Napolean brandy for…
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ONE of the most colorful and powerful figures in Australia has been John Smith (Jock) Garden, according to what the braw Scots laddie himself had to say before the New Guinea Royal Commission this week. Garden was a parson,…
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NEW YORK, Sat. -- All America -- including even the isolationist and anti-British newspapers -- is welcoming Winston Churchill and his cigar…
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NEW DELHI, Monday. -- The Reuter delegation to India, led by Lord Lay ton, left New Delhi for Karachi…
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The train carrying Mr. Winston Churchill and his wife (left) to Washington was 18 minutes late leaving New York, and the British wartime leader seems displeased it as he fumbles for his watch. Mr. Churchill is…
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The train carrying Mr. Winston Churchill and his wife (left) to Washington was 18 minutes late leaving New York, and the British wartime leader seems displeased about it as he fumbles for his watch. Mr. Churchill is…
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The train carrying Mr. Winston Churchill and his wife (left) to Washington was 18 minutes late leaving New York, and the British wartime leader seems displeased about it as he fumbles for his watch. Mr. Churchill is…
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THE World Council of Churches reduced the problems of the world today to these…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →New Appointments in Methodist Churches
The annual conference of the Methodist Church in New South Wales, which concluded its session on Monday, March 7, made…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Big rally of Presbyterian women at Wahroonga
THREE hundred women representing 72 guilds, attended the first rally of the Associated Women's Guilds of the Presbyterian Church in Sydney at St. John's, Wahroonga, today. Pictured above are Mrs. A. M. Stevenson, wife of the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church, Mrs. D. J. Flockhart, wife of the…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Christian Science Churches
"Reality" was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, 27/3/49. The Golden Text was:…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Oldest Baptist Church Building in N.s.w. Nearing the Century Mark
Parramatta Baptist Church is the oldest Baptist Church building in the State. Bathurst Street, City, Church was actually the oldest Baptist Church, the Bathurst Street property having been resumed by the Government and rebuilt…
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A re-union tea of members and adherents of the Parramatta Baptist Church will be held on April 2 to mark the…
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Nearly £20,000 has been collected in the past 12 months by women of the Associated Womens' Guild…
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NEW CASTLE (Delaware), Wednesday. -- Randolph Churchill, the son of Winston…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Speeding Fine For Churchill
NEW CASTLE (Delaware), Wednesday. -- Randolph Churchill, the son of Winston…
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Winston Churchill greets onlookers with his V for Victory sign as he stands with President Truman…
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NEW CASTLE (Delaware), Wednesday. -- Randolph Churchill, the son of Winston…
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