Holy Week Service Schedule Across Circuits
Fragmentary notice lists multiple church services for Holy Week including 11 am Holy Communion at Bryan and Red Methodist Circuit with Rev E V Ashdown as pastor, Good Friday 10 am service, 3 pm events at Bryan, and Salvation Army and Holiness Salvation Lutheran services across locations such as World’s End, Hallett-Terowie, and Mount Bryan with various pastors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Methodist
Redruth
Pestor E. V
Ashdown
Christopher Ashdown
Christopher
Oorines Methodist Circuit
Hooringa
C. ‘Christo
B. V. Ashdor
Hallett—Terowie Halkett
Aunties and Uncles Brand Pop and Nanna
A brief note highlights Aunties and Uncles branding a pop and Nanna in community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Brand Pop
Nanna
Grass Fire Burns Over 100 Acres in Mt Cone Area
A Thursday grass fire in Mount Cone near Belounds homestead Mt Bryan scorched more than 100 acres of country. Fire alarms sounded in Mt Brygo Burrs as volunteers led by F. H. Reed controlled the blaze with firebreaks. Sheep were moved to safety, and fencing losses were the main cost. Fire began about 12:99 pm and was controlled by 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Cone
Belounds
Mt. Bryan
Mt. Brygo
Burrs
F. H. Reed
Harvest Thanks Services at Mount Bryan
Mount Bryan Methodist Church held Harvest Thanks services on Sunday March 28 with Rev. G Armstrong delivering two addresses to a good congregation. Afternoon activities included a Sunday School procession and fruit and vegetable gifts to the minister placed on tables. The augmented choir performed two anthems at each service and a Monday meeting followed with items and distribution of gifts coordinated by Mr R Pickering and Mr Foote. thanks noted for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Bryan Methodist Church
R. Pickering
Foote
Kooringa Methodist Sunday School Anniversary Observed
Kooringa Methodist See Anniversary services held with three Sunday sessions led by Rev Vanser of Rudantia. Special Anniversary Hymns from Voices No 1 featured. Kindergarten and Primary pupils sang All Things Bright and Beautiful. A Monday tea followed, with thanks to those involved. Sunday 4 April saw another afternoon service with more hymns and prize distributions for attendance. Prize winners included Janice Pearce and Raelene Hood among others. New year starts 7 April with re-perambulation for classes and welcome for new scholars. Senator McCarthy comment closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kooringa
Vanser
Rudantia
Edith Mounce
Val Terry
Beth Pearce
Sdule
Pam Boorman
Joy Bourman
Colin Nankivell
Christopher
Janice Pearce
Dianne Prior
Maxine Wohling
Raelene Hood
Joan Williams
Peter
Barbary
Brenda Bourman
Marilyn Chambers
Lorraine
Bewanatton
June Finch
Judy Williams
Beverley
Baulderstone
Pam Boureman
Donald Best
Clases
Jennifer Pisld
C! Christopher
Understanding Mau Mau in Kenya and Commonwealth concerns
An analysis argues that Mau Mau stems from native unrest rather than anti white policy. It notes Kenya's white farmers hold best land but native erosion and farming incompetence threaten livelihoods. The piece states Mau Mau targets natives, not just colonists, revealing broader native ferocity and calls for a native-led cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
Australia
British Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Africa
Keys
Tuléi
May terrorism education and native development debate
A critical view argues that terrorism is used to push natives toward education, better farming, schools, and hospitals while fostering social development rather than political aims. An observer notes educated natives gain dignity and career prospects, while deprivation may lead to disruptive agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holy Communion
Bryan
Pam
Boer North
Nao BS
Mount Bryan
Kelvinator
H. J. B. Jennison
Burra
J. G. Harris
Booborowie
Gents
Gaildren
Smallgoods
Balfour's
Tuntor Boys
Errat Hood
Gerald Baulderstone
Donald Topsfield
Alan, Day
Senator McCarthy
America
Matthews
Emporium
Drapers and Furnishers Market Square
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Adelaide
Wrigley
Laubman
Pank Lto Opticians
Gawler Place
WATCA
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