... THE PARSON SPEAKS “The Reader May Respond’’ By REV. H. PUGHE MORGAN How often have you been irritated with the programme issuing from your loudspeaker, so that you have found yourself unconsciously uttering What rot!** or “That’s entirely inaccurate ...

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... THE PARSON SPEAKS Thoughts on Resurrection REV. H. PUGHE MORGAN Another Easter week-end has come and gone. To some it has been great festival thanksgiving for the living hope given us by the Risen Clirist. To others it lias been the first break rather ...

... SPEAKING CONTEST Sir,- May endorse ail tliat ‘‘Matilda Maria” has to sav about ♦be functions and orgnfti - sutioni of youth groupK. 'Flie only thing that rankled was her reference to the public speaking 1 the Lads* Show. This was only friendly contest ...

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... SPEAKING CLOCK During the four weeks ended February 10th. telephone suhaerihers in made 2,873.000 .alls Tim.” This brings the London total calls since the introduction the service in July. 1036 463.803.000. The speaking eloek service is available subscribers ...

... [The Parson Speaks IMASINATION By REV. WALTER BURKITT Hera is a word, fairly familiar, but perhaps oftener used in a derogatory sense than any other. A “lively imagination” is apt to suggest untruthfulness, or at least tendency to exaggeration. Come ...

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