Abandoned tournament and festive Wellington notes
A washed out tournament at Anis Thurday and heavy rain led to its abandonment by Saturday. The Wellington week end scenes include engagements announcements and social events with families visiting, a debutante at Parkes, and local fare from Boots Stall earnings. Local church and hospital visits, plus rail fare issues, are noted along with fashion and marriage news.
Sermon on Following Christ and Its Costs at Salvation Army
The Salvation Army sermon by Senior Major James Mintenison emphasizes following Jesus as taught in the Gospel of John. He discusses the costs and rewards of serving Christ, including separation from worldly comforts, potential misunderstandings, and dying to self for Christ’s life to live in believers. The preacher reflects on poverty and spiritual wealth, peace beyond worldly measures, and the need for steadfast faith even amid misrepresentation.
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Paige couple depart for London post graduate work
AR and Mrs Bruce Paige left Montreal aboard the Empress of Canada for London to pursue further advanced studies. The pair have lived in the U.S. and Canada for 18 months and enjoyed their stay and experiences. Meg Paige returned to Warnest for an indefinite period after metropolitan hospital closing.
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Following Christ Brings Abundant Reward and Eternal Life
A devotional reflection emphasizes faithful following of Jesus Christ, noting the miracle of loaves and fishes as proof that faith, service, and reliance on divine grace yield sufficient sustenance. It urges readers to forsake worldly ties, endure sacrifice, and pursue a life of usefulness to gain eternal honour with God.
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