contention over clause four affects non-board schools
Mr H Thomas proposed replying to the Education Department explaining Clause 4 was intended to secure cooperation of school managers to ensure attendance of children funded by the board due to poverty. Mr Alsop supported, stressing ratepayers pay and deserve value. An amendment by J W P Baker to favor non-board schools was defeated eight to three as the board carried the original motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thomas
Education Department
Sieenehe
Alsop
J. W. P. Baker
Turner
Missions Meeting in Town Hall Celebrates 77 Years
The Birmingham Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society held a Wednesday evening gathering in the Town Hall with the Mayor presiding. Speakers praised the society’s rapid progress, noted increased income, and argued mission work strengthens trade, education, and civil society while urging continued support to spread Christianity across India Samoa and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
London Missionary Society
Jhairman
Robert Moffat
Tuomas Anthony
Grovet Turrner
Samoa
British and Foreign Bible Society
Bible Society
Samuel Baker
Samuel
The
Religious Tract Society
Hear
E. A. Warrnam
India
Christ
Baboo Keshub Chunder Sen
Bramah Samaj
England
J. Mathens
East India
Madagascar
Moffat
R. W. Date
Tle
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Europe
Jesus Christ
Missionary College Proposal Moves South Africa plan
Birmingham Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society discusses establishing a Moffat College in South Africa to train native preachers and schoolmasters. Moffat College would memorialize Rev. Robert Moffat. Supporters pledge funds and aim to raise 1000 with promises from Avery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
London Missionary Society
Lovegrove’s
Robert Moffat
W. Fairbrother
Mullens
Turner
R. W. Dale
Avery
Johnson
Warden
Kemp
Allens
Moffat
South Africa
Kuruman
Mr. Johnson
Cheer
Henry Manon
Mites
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God
Earth
Heaven
Friends of Missions
Missionary College
Africa
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