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... people in need. MAYOR INTERVENES The Mavor. Councillor W. H. Wolsey, interrupted and told the Alderman that he had no right to speak again. Alderman Anderson submitted that he was entitled to wind uo the' debate on his motion. He then started to continue but ...
... if a person felt inclined to gance on a Sunday he was entitled to do so. Thev believed n freedom on that narticular sense. Speaking personally, and not on behalf of a party, Councillor Newell believed it was wrong to try and “ram down other peonle’s throats” ...
... down and Lurgan to acquire for a new floor and will| .mm’ into the Nor- was there to compliment rector proficiency in public speaking come before the Counefl in Authority in April, and people on their accom-/ when a class, organised by the due course. 'and ...
... CHINA INLAND MISSION OVERSEAS MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP MR. STEPHEN METCALF (on furlough from Japan) 2 \\‘l_LL SPEAK IN Friends Meeting House, Portadown On Wednesday, 20th January Subject—,'Post War Christianity in Japan” Ilustrated by Coloured Shides ALL ...
... that on July 13 Constable Delacour and Constable Bovd were on traffic patrol. They had occasion to ...
... rector’s full recovery In asking the Dean of Armazh Mr. Sloan paid a tribute to the | from illness, and exoressed the| to speak. the rector said that services whicgmhad been rendered | earnest prayer that Mrs, Milling-' when he came to Portadown the by ...
... at 8 pm. l REFUGEES AND COMMUNISM | Dr. Wisener from the First Reception Refugee Camp this side i of the Iron Curtain. will speak on the subject. ‘ | REFUGEE PROBLEM CAUSED BY COMMUNISM. | ...
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... ; Week-nights 8 o'clock (Fridays excepted) é Z FROM SUNDAY., 24th JANUARY 3 - - z Pastor T. O. Dando : - - z WILL SING AND SPEAK AT EACH SERVICE : ...
... song,” said the Archbishop. He was delighted to see a blend of joy and sacrifice and also giving from all organisations. Speaking on the sacrifice of the poorer. the Archbishop said the poorer were the “salt and light of the world.” It was they who kept ...