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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1949
Page
2
Captain A E Holley preached on The Loveliness of Christ from Song of Solomon 5 16 stressing Jesus as altogether lovely in perfect humanity. He described Christ’s sinless nature, humble acts, and compassionate outreach to the needy, urging personal faith and service as modeled by the Savior.
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A devotional reflection extols Jesus Christ as the ultimate act of divine love. It cites scripture from John 4 10 and hymn lines, urging readers to accept Christ as savior, friend, and comfort in sorrow, invoking prayers of forgiveness and personal devotion.
Tuesday July 12 death of Mrs Jane Parkes aged 82 after illness. Survived by husband John and six children living in the Wellington district. Surviving sons William Thomas James Robert Arthurvilles John Henry Alex Ernest and daughter Florence Miriam. Funeral at St John the Baptist Church with interment in the Church of England section of Wellington cemetery. Rev H Graham officiated. Murray Bros arranged funeral.
The death occurred at his residence in Clive Street on Monday July 18. Charles Henry Stubberfield aged 62 had not been ill long and was well known in Wellington where he lived all his life. He married Eliza Carr and was a noted skip buyer. He is survived by his widow, two brothers Walter and Bull, a sister Ethel, seven children: Harry, Colin, Robert, William, Florence, Marjorie and Mary. Funeral held Tuesday July 19 with service at the Baptist Church and burial in the Wellington cemetery attended by Rev. E A Walsham and Murray Bros. in charge.
The Minister for Post War Reconstruction Mr Dedman said on his arrival from England last week that more stringent cuts in Australia dollar imports were likely He would not name which imports faced cuts He warned that the fall in dollar and gold reserves of the sterling area threatened Commonwealth welfare more than commonly recognised
Norman Owens promotes plumbing work at 2 Maughan Street offering repair installation and maintenance services with emphasis on domestic and small commercial plumbing tasks.
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