Influence of sport on spiritual life at Pirie conference
At the Church of Christ northern conference in Pirie delegates from Kadina Wallaroo Long Plains Owen and Balaklava attended with over 50 men at Central Baptist Church. Speakers warned that sport and recreation can hinder spiritual growth urging pastors to balance leisure with devotion and to teach youths the value of the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerence
Church of Christ
Pirin
Sisters of the Church
Goode Road
Kadina
Wallaroo
Long Plains
Owen
Balakiera
Pirie
Central Baptist Church
W. McDonald
J. Harkness
A. J. Ingham
Balaklava
Harkness
Tolla
Brotherhood
Christ
Mr. Harkness
Jesus
Br Thoushis
J. Turner
State Foreign Mission
Curtis
B. C. Bottrall
Ana
J. Meyer
Adelaide
Mr. Meyer
Incham
Kew
Jngham
Jesus Christ
Ingham
Sisters Confer In Church of Christ Chapel Goode Road
The annual Sisters Conference was held yesterday afternoon in the Church of Christ chapel on Goode road. About 50 ladies from nearby and visiting branches attended. Mrs A C Kilimier welcomed delegates and visitors, Mr G Bennett replied, minutes by Mrs D Evans and treasurer's report by Miss A L Bennett were read and adopted. The treasurer reported a balance of £1 11s 4d.
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Church of Christ
Goode Road
S. J. Warren
G. Adoles
Tas
Fpirte
A. C. Kilimier
G. Bennett
D. Evans
Wallaroo
A.L. Bennett
Eddress
Scullin set to lead attack on unemployment bill in Canberra
In Canberra the House of Representatives convenes with debate resuming on a £331,000 unemployment works appropriation. Mr Scullin plans an amendment opposing government spending and urging cuts. Government also aims to remove property clauses from old age and invalid pensions legislation, amid opposition and Lang Group amendments demanding pension concessions and refunds. Mrs Verco questions whether God cares for earthly trials, citing faith and daily provision. Electing officers, the year’s leadership slate for the Wallaroo group includes Mrs G Rootes as president and several regionally named officers.
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Canberra
House, of — Representatives
Somorrow
Scullion
Mir. Scullin
Torio
Uch
Treasury
de Hiegatees
Bright Programme at Young People's Meeting
The Young People's meeting drew a packed crowd for an evening programme led by chairman Mr. W. J. Maren sman with songs by Mr. A. E. Arnold and a prayer by Theo Edwards Norwood. Miss Mavis Donaldson sang, and Misses Mavis Broome and Shirley Patrick performed. Pastor H. Manning spoke on champions in life, urging balance between sport and faith, and stressing daily victory over evil while upholding Christian ideals and Bible inspiration.
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W. J Marensman
Owen
A. E. Arnold
Theo. Edwards Norwood
Mavis Donaldson
Marshman
Duntor
Mavis Broome
Shirley Patrick
H. P. Manning
York
God
Stir At Federal Dock Police Intervenes At Swim Meet
A disturbance at the Federal Dock pool drew attention as Miss E F Gleeson a women police officer instructed three young girl bathers to leave the water. She arrived to replace Miss Curtis on annual leave and stated she viewed unattended swimming by children as improper amid mixed reactions from locals and the dock’s caretaker noting prior lessons and routine at the site.
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B.elas
Federal Dock
E. F. Gleeson
Miss Gleeson
Adelaide
Not Spail Sport Woman Officer Proposes Dock watchdog plan
Miss Gleeson told The Recorder she favors parental and public awareness of mixed bathing at the dock and supports an adult oversight body for children. She notes decades of criminal work experience and urges a swimming club to appoint watchers and a fixed hour for child supervision to prevent improper activity.
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Sone
Mise Gleeson
Political bomb in Victoria sparks ministry reshuffle
In Melbourne a joint conference of the Parliamentary Country Party and the Central Council of the organisation voted 27 to 14 tonight to abandon the composite Government. The Premier is expected to meet Parliament tomorrow with an all UAP Ministry. A two Country Party Ministry with Mr Dunstan as Premier is anticipated, while Sir Stanley Argyle plans England visit for the King's jubilee.
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Melbourne
Country Party
All-U.ap
Dunstan
Stanley Argyle
England
Empire Parliamentary Association
Thermometer Readings Show 83.6 Peak Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 83.6 degrees with a low during the 24 hour period ending at 3 30 a m. The report notes the maximum temperature for the day.
Doctor Dyed Evidence At Hospital Enquiry
During a Hospitals Commission inquiry into three resident doctors resigning from Royal South Sydney Hospital Dr Hugh William Hambrett testified that after a tea visit he returned late at night and with others shared whisky while plans were made to paint him with dyes. Campbell Youngland and Dr Edward Ryan described subduing him with a mattress and dyeing him in the dispensary, prompting resignations as a “bit of horseplay.” The enquiry continues.
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Sydney
The
Hospitals Commission
Royal South Sydney Hospital
Hugh William Hambrett
Department of Public Health
Campbell Youngland
Ryan
Mr. Putland
Dr. Hambrett
Bland
Edward Ryan
Hambrett
Joynton Smith
Transfers and appointments blur Pirie council notes
Plainclothes-Constable B Phil lips is moved to Norwood and will leave Pirie early next month. Constable Mudge will replace him. Mr D A Waterman leaves Crane Theatre for the city. Mr H G Nesbit sat as magistrate in Pirie Local and Police Courts. Hospital Board members attended the meeting with E T Cornish as chairman and J Pirminga et al. Official visitors to Pirie Hospital named for the month. Members at the annual Pirie Football Association meeting noted.
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B. Phillips
Norwood
Pirie
Mudge
Meffrath
Phillips
Pirie Hospital Board
Messrs
E.T. Cornish
J. Pirminga Eta G. Dey
A. Degenhart
Co. Davis
F. 3. Meatahon
Amd J. Twasie
Mbestastalentee
Pirin Jochins
A. Degenhardt
Pirie Hospital
Federal view of Redhill railway saves SA and Commonwealth
A Canberra report outlines that converting the Redhill to Port Augusta line to standard gauge could save South Australian taxpayers £43,000 in annual interest and reduce Commonwealth construction costs by £250,000. The plan involves Commonwealth takeover and debt assumption, with estimated rebuild costs at £1,169,250 and projected annual profit near £6,000 after interest and expenses. Net SA savings around £5,500 after traffic diversion losses, with adjustments in the Port Augusta Redhill Railway Act amendments.
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Canberra
Redhill
Port Augusta
South Australan
Commonwealth
South Australia
Port Augusta and Redhill
House of Representatives
Two Aspects On Redhill Port Augusta Rail Plan
Adelaide Tuesday quotes Mr Clarke of the Taxpayers Association expressing concern over Commonwealth spending of over £1,000,000 on the Redhill Port Augusta railway. He cites the federal railways' financial crisis and points to South Australia facing a loss of £840,714 that year absorbing land tax, stamp duties, and most succession duties.
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Adelaide
Redhill
Port Augusta
Clarke
Taxpayers’ Association
Commonwealth
Acting Judge Hannan of South Australia Considered
It is believed Mr A J Hannan KC Crown Solicitor has been offered the role of acting Judge of the Supreme Court of South Australia. An Patt Adelaide district native born July 27 1887 now aged 47, he is a Pirie boy and brother to solicitor C R Hannan of this town. He studied at Marist Brothers College and Adelaide University.
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Adelaide
A. J.hannan
K. C
Supreme Court of South Australia
Hannan
Pirie
Mrr. Mannan
C. R. Hancans
Frank A. Hannan
Marist Brothers College
Adelaide University
Trial for Buller and Brooks in Auburn shooting case
In Criminal Court today Roy Buller aged 24 and Albert Brooks aged 20 faced a charge of wounding constable Simpson at Auburn on January 44 with intent to murder. The Crown contends Brooks admitted shooting the constable and Buller admitted to accompanying Brooks to rob a house. The hearing is unfinished.
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Melbourne
Criminal Court
Roy Buller
Albert Brooks
Simpson
Auburn
Brooks
Buller
Petition for life sentence man in Adelaide Hospital
Frederick Charles Rolfe, 35, serving a life term for attempting to murder his wife at Adelaide Hospital, recently returned to hospital under police guard after a nose operation. He is said to have a petition for release being arranged. He is the third life sentence inmate to pass through Yatala jail.
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Adelaide
Frederick Charles Rolfe
Vera Rolfe
Doreny
Adelaide Hospstal
Yatala Jeremly
Rolfe
Yatala
Seine
Striking Sustenance Workers Rally Across State
About three hundred sustenance workers walked off their posts on Yarra Boulevard in National Park today. The action aims to pressure the Government to supply full-time jobs for the unemployed, with branches statewide urged to vote on their stance.
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Melbourne
Yarra Boulevard
National Park
Prest's Limited Autumn Milinery Display Invitation
PrestS Limited announces a coming display of autumn and winter millinery coats and costumes. The event runs March 21 with an invitation extended to visit the showing.
April 3 Parade Preview With New Bias Piet Concept
An upcoming event described as novel for Bias Piet, with mentions of Peres ot Expert Mesneceies and bowtie 5 from Ade laide and Melbourne. The notice promises further details in future space updates and references Autumn inter Goods priced at $1. The text is fragmented and promotional in tone, lacking clear factual specifics.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
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Gleeson
the Recorder
Victoria
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Prests Limited
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Bias Piet
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