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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1952
Page
8
Rev Graham’s sermon centers on Advent as the coming of Christ both present and future. The speaker contrasts modern denial of accountability with Advent’s call to personal responsibility before the Lord, ending in hope through Christ’s Cross and Resurrection.
John Philp Fogarty died December 6 at St Vincent's Hospital Darlinghurst after eight weeks of illness. Born in the West, educated in Dubbo, he spent much of his life there and in the Georges district before serving in the war. He led transport at St Vincent's, earning respect as head of staff and driver to the Sisters. Survived by his wife and two children, Honony Margaret and Clifford, with numerous siblings in Sydney and regional towns. A Requiem Mass was held at Sacred Heart Darlinghurst and burial at Botany Cemetery. A guard of honour of schoolchildren accompanied the body.
Mr and Mrs Jim Davidson made a hurried trip to Sydney seeking a transfer to Est Botany but found accommodation unavailable and did not accept the move. The family then motored to the South Coast for vacation. Miss Joan Whiteley left for Bathurst for a Christmas holiday. Copland Gates and Mr and Mrs Jim Fogarty came home from Sydney after funeral attendance. Port Moresby phone surprise for Mrs Harold Dewar. son George plans to visit home around September. Pam Bills returns from Bathurst for holidays. Fred Howe visited his aged father in Orange. Concerns grow over the health of Mr William Brummell, senior. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Payne of Zoba to Mr White of Blayney. Sympathy to Mrs Reith McFarlane on her mother Mrs Waters’ death in Grenfell. Mr Syd Shard celebrated his eightieth birthday with his daughters. Local children congratulated for Intermediate Examination success.
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