Church Services Across Denominations in Gloucester Region
A schedule of church services for multiple denominations in the Gloucester area and surrounding communities. Services include Church of England, Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational, Stroud District Baptist, and Australian Union Hall events with dates mainly on June 17 to 24 and times ranging from morning to evening led by various ministers.
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Church of England
Kio Ora
Gloucester
H.C
Barrington Church
Heatherdale
E.S
J. A. Smith
Bowman Farm
D. Glyn Jones
Stratford
Stroud
Allworth
Emporal Union Hall
E. A. Walsham
Church Schedule and Fund Appeals Stir Sunday Plans
The Presbyterian Church considers shifting Sunday service times on the second and fourth Sundays to 4 PM to combat dark and cold July nights. The Sydney Hospitality Centre needs 2500 pounds by month end, with 500 pledged by Assembly and 2500 more required to proceed. Donors are urged via General Secretary, Presbytery meetings, and church notices. St Paul’s CHURCH and parish council report generous responses to debt relief appeals, with donor lists on view in the Church Porch. Confirmation classes begin June 23 at 4 PM and 7:30 PM. Kia Ora Service is noted by Rev J A Smith.
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Taree
Sydney
Clamant
The
Presbyterian Church
Box
G.P.O
D. Glyn Jones
Church OF England
St. Paul's Parochial Council
Herb Muddle
Muddle
Kia Ora
J. A. Smith
Congregational Church Mission Concludes With Mixed Reception
Rev B. Martens notes a disappointing finish to the Mission but urges perseverance. Thursday midday service drew moderate attendance and may grow with continued effort. Barrington Free Church lent space, and services will resume Sunday at 7 p.m. with an invitation to all to worship.
One Step at a Time Faith Sermon Theme
Pastor FE Walham urges steady faith in daily steps not distant leaps. He contrasts blind optimism and dire pessimism, urging believers to trust God day by day and keep an unimpaired friendship with Christ, tomorrow safely in His keeping.
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Baptist Church
Teoth
God
Christ
FE. Walsham
Younger Set Cake Stall Returns Saturday
The Younger Set will host another cake stall on Saturday. Save your weekend cakes for them to enjoy and support the event.
Local Stock Trade At Homebush Involving Numerous District Vendors
A large district stock sale was held at Homebush last Thursday. Several buyers including Winchcombe Carson and J N Laurie led the listings with 12 bullocks at 15 pounds 7 pence, 13 steers at 13 pounds 10 pence, and 22 bullocks to 18 pounds 8 pence with average around 12 pounds 16 shillings 8 pence. Heifers, vealers, and cows from Gloucester, Bundock, Mount George, and Stroud Road brought prices from 6 to 16 pounds per head, with typical averages noted for each lot. Notable consignors included K Chisman, D R Campbell, H H W Andrews, L S Cooper, P Campbell, Mrs F Shaw, M Campbell, and Mrs M Campbell.
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Homebush
Winchcombe Carson
J. N. Laurie
Gloucester
J. B. Robinson
Bundock
F. W. Ince
Stroud Road
K. Chisnalm
D. R. Campbell
H. H. W. Andrews
Mount George
Cooper
P. Campbell
Maitland Sales Report High Yardings At Campbell Hill
A holiday Monday sale at Campbell's Hill yielded over 1000 fat cattle and about 60 store cattle. Prices held firm for top quality with some softness in second grade. best bullocks to £15 10s 0d, cows to £11 7s 6d, vealers strong, pigs mainly excellent with firming trend. Hides, skins, and rabbit pelts quoted. input supply steady and demand variable. hare skins sold well.
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Campbell’s Hill
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Clothing Ration Scale Issued By Rationing Commission
The official coupon scale for clothing and footwear was issued on Saturday. In the future, rationed goods require surrendering coupons from ration books issued on Saturday and Sunday. The scale allows 112 coupons per year, with at least 56 after November 15. A man’s complete outfit needs 113 coupons and a woman’s 72. The commission issued a consumer guide for using ration books.
Britain and Russia seal 20 year wartime alliance pact
The Treaty of Alliance pledges Britain and Russia to joint war effort until Hitler is defeated and to cooperate on postwar European reconstruction. Molotov and Eden discuss a second front in 1942, with full understanding reached.
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Britain
Russia
Hitler
Europe
Versailles
M. Molotov
London
Washington
Eden
White House
Charcoal Correctives for Producer Gas Storage and Lubrication
The N.R.M.A. warns that wet weather charcoal used with producer gas causes excess water vapour which condenses in cooled engines and causes cylinder corrosion. It advises storing a dry reserve of charcoal and using an upper cylinder lubricant, ideally graphite-containing.
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N.R.M.A
Boats Returned to Owners as NSW Coast Calm Restored
NSW coast small craft once seized by authorities are being returned to owners as military needs ease. Minister for the Army Forde said the immediate necessity to retain boats has passed though future takings may occur for security. A separate dispatch reports Greeks in famine, Italian fascists’ wealth, and a fatal cow goring at Wingham saleyards killing 68-year-old Michael L. Cox.
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New South Wales
Army
Forde
Wherrol
Wingham
Michael L. Cox
Cox
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Phone
Garden of Roses
Peter Moutzouris
W. R. Irwin Cash & Carry Store
Tyrell St. Gloucester
Clem Walsh
King
Commercial
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Rome
New York Times
Associated Press of America
Italy
Mussolini
Diana
Tuscany
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
UTM
Thomas Cowan & CO
Streets& Parish, Pty., Ltd
Bowen
Box 4
K. L. E. Monro
Market Street
W. T. Howard
Dungog
Arthur V. Eastwood
Shin Buyer
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