Mission News and Notes Mr. Frank Forrest
We are sorry to learn that doctor's orders have imposed upon Mr. Frank Forrest a term of enforced rest. Mr. Forrest has been the tenor lead in our choir and a…
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The President's Column "Every a Bible Methodist Student"
It is proposed to make this column a regular feature throughout the connexional year. Previously the President's visits and engagements have been recorded in…
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As ministers of Christ assembled in our Annual Conference we send you greetings in the name of our Lord the Divine Head of the Church. "Grace be unto you, and peace from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ"…
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In 1949 the beautiful old Church in Kempsey was severely damaged by floods. In 1950 a further flood completely destroyed the Church. Methodists and other Christian people…
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LONDON, April 25 (A.A.P.),— The Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, forecast to-day…
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Representatives of the laity and clergy will confer with the Anglican Archbishops of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth and eight diocesan bishops at the Australian Board…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would fo& more secure and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would be more secure and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would be more secure and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would be more secure and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would be more secure, and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would be more secure and "British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said yesterday he believed that within three or tour years world peace would he more secure and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Sat. (Extel).--The British Prime e Minister (Mr. Churchiil) said yesterday he believed that within three or four years world peace would be more secure and British solvency more firmly…
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LONDON, Saturday.—British solvency would be more firmly established and world…
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LONDON (I.N.S.).--The Rev. H. G. Goodall, rector of St. Edmunds Church, Salisbury,…
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LONDON (I.N.S.).--The Rev. O. G. Goodall rector of St. Edmunds Church, Salisbury,…
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BRISBANE, Wed.--Melbourne trainer E. Fisher was a visitor to a leading brewery yesterday, not for beer for himself, but some malt for his Caulfield Cup winner, Basha Felika. Malt is not easy to buy…
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The first Catholic Hospital for Incurables in Australia will be built by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul in the spacious grounds…
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BRISBANE, Wed.—Melbourne trainer E. Fisher was a visitor to a leading brewery yesterday, not for beer for himself, but some malt for his Caulfield Cup winner, Basha Felika. Malt Is not easy to buv…
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