Church Notes Encouragement For New Confirmands And Flower Show
The article reports light attendance at Sunday morning services after the time change to Summer Time, with Evensong well attended. The 11 am service next Sunday will include newly confirmed members taking their first Communion in confirmand dress, inviting older communicants to support them. The Guild of St Paul meets Thursday at 3 pm to finalize Flower Show plans.
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Guild of St. Paul
J. A. Smith
Back to God Campaign Sows Unity for NSW Churches
Protestant ministers across New South Wales were informed of a November Back to God Campaign endorsed by all churches. The plan calls for a united effort with country districts, pupil exchanges on the first Sunday and weekly united prayers in November. Also notes a Holy wedlock for Harold C. Saxby and Doris M. Yeark and a Vatican Radio report that George Watson is a prisoner of war in Italy.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Harold C. Saxby
Doris M. Yeark
Australia
Vatican
George Watson
Italy
Congregational Year Ends With Gratitude and New Calling
Rev. B. Martens reports a financially successful Congregational year 1941 42 aided by Home Mission Board funds and local efforts totaling £174 from city churches and £94 district support. He concludes his Copeland mission and accepts a joint pastorate at Stockton Junction Church, reflecting on faith, trials, and thanks to district officers and the Advocate editor as he prepares ordination.
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Home Mission Board
Copeland
Stockton Junction
Advocate
Rev. B. Martens
Baptist Church Confirms Three Convert in Public Testimony
Pastor E A Walsham notes three members joined the faith last month through open confession, urging reliance on Romans ten nine and ten for salvation. He cautions against relying on personal goodness and stresses that only those who confess sin and accept Christ inherit true Christian status.
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E. A. Walsham
Red Cross ships deliver supplies to prisoners of war
A large consignment of Red Cross stores including food clothes medical supplies and cigarettes has landed at Singapore for Australian and British prisoners of war and internees in the Far East. The International Red Cross Committee will distribute shipments pro rata based on prisoners held.
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Red Cross
Far East
Singapore
International Red Cross Committee
Yokohama
Netherlands East Indies
Manila
Shanghai
Batavia
Australian Society
International Committee
Europe
N.S.W
Australian Red Cross Society
Dudley C. Turner
Gold 100 Percent Brass Medal With A Remark About Japan
Veteran New York photographer Jimmy Hare, who won a 1907 gold medal from the Japanese emperor, asked a jeweler to recast it for the first American pilot who bombs Hirohito’s palace. The jeweler revealed the medal was brass, and Hare said it showed that the medal like much of Japan was no good after 35 years of discovery.
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New York
Jimmy Hare
Hirohito
Toyo
Hare
War Agricultural Committees Ruling Clarifies Roles NSW
The Director General of Manpower in New South Wales issues a ruling to Minister for Agriculture. Dairy Factory Manpower Committees and Rice Growers Association must route all manpower representations through National Service Officers. Emphasizes War Agricultural Committees oversee rural manpower and approve district coordination.
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New South Wales
Ww. C. Wurth
Rice Growers’ Association
National Service Officers
Worth
National Service
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Hiding Behind Flag Critic Says Army Officers Hide in Jobs
Major-General Rankin in the House accuses army and government staff of dodging frontline duty by holding sinecures in Allied Works Council and other agencies. He cites deputy-directors associations, former police officials, and others as examples, calling for troop service instead of desk posts. The Sydney Sun reports.
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Rankin
C.P. Vic
Victoria Barracks
Allied Works Council
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Coffey
Lacey
Victoria
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Saymour
Considine
Douglas Maloney
M.H.R
Selbourne Chambers
Army
Spender
U.A.P
N.S.W
Sydney
Sun
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