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10 THE AGE, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1961 IN THE CHURCHES Archbishop to Head Procession Archbishop Mannix, now in his 98th year, will lead the St. Patrick's day procession next Saturday. Salvation Army Cadets' Reunion Five people who attended the Salvation Army International Corns Cadet congress Praise for the Back-seat Driver Back-tear drivers', the bugbear of very motorist, were praised yesterday by Miss Patricia Swan, "Miss Road Safety Queen," of Wellington, New Zealand. Bible Year Begins With Thanksgiving THANKSGIVING services for the 350th anniversary of the Authorised Version will be held in hundreds of Victorian churches tomorrow. Bible Society Appointment for Chief Justice The Chief Justice of Victoria (Sir Edmund Herring) has been appointed a vice-president of the parent committee of the British and Foreign Bible Society in London.

Sir Edmund Herring, who la also a Wee-patron of the Victorian branch, will represent Victoria ai the Bible Thanksgiving Service in Westminster Abbey. He will be accompanied by Lady Herring. off how fast and recklessly they can drive. If a girl shows them she does not appreciate this, (he ean be a good Influence," Hiss Swan said. Alter her 12-day prize-winning trip to Australia, Miss Swan will return to her secretarial job in Welling, ton.

Missionary Became Colonel Mr. A. E. Norrish, field secretary of the Bible and Medical Missionary Society, who will visit Melbourne this month, has a strange record: He was called from missionary service into the Indian army. He served with the Gurkha Rifles for six years, becoming a lieutenant-colonel.

His missionary society is actively associated with the recently opened land of the Gurkhas, Nepal. Mr. Norrish will preach at St. Hilary's, Kew. at 11 a.m.

on March 26, and at St. Jude's, Carlton, in the evening. During Easter he will attend the Belgrave Heights Convention as a guest speaker, and he will address a meeting in Collins Street Baptist Church on Friday. April 14. He is actively engaged In the Christian Literature Institute In Delhi, and the Union Biblical Seminary, Yeotmal, near Nagpur.

The Bible and Medical Missionary Fellowship wonts In India, Pakistan and Nepal, and places missionaries intstrategtc spheres of service in cooperation with others. Its missionaries also have a hospital on wheels, complete with operating theatre and pathology laboratory, working In the villages of Lower Sind, West Pakistan. Educational channels and methods to be commandeered for the purpose of Bible reading. Extension of the distribution of the Bible by the churches, which must accept more responsibility In this direction. Further celebrations throughout the year had been planned.

Archbishop Woods will speak at a Canberra commemoration service on It will start from the corner of Bourke and Queen streets at 2 p.m., and traverse Bourke, Nicholson and Albert streets, to St. Patrick's Cathedral where It will disperse. Cadets and boys and girls London Preacher at Wesley Dr. Colin Roberts, of London, one ot Britain's leading evangelical preachers, will begin a short Interim ministry at Wesley Church to morrow night. Dr.

Roberts, is an ex. president of the British Methodist conference, and a former general secretary of the church's Home Mission department. He sained world recoerd' tion as organiser of the great "Commando cam paigns In Britain alter the second world war. Be will preach at Wesley Church on the next four Sunday nights and on Good Frldav nierht. It will be Dr.

Roberts's second ministry at Wesley. During a visit to Australia five yeais ago he spent 10 weens tnere. Mr. K. J.

Clinton, a lecturer at the College of the Bible, will begin an interim ministry at Swanston Street unurcn 01 unnst tomorrow, during the convalescent of Mr. a. Macnaugnton. from Roman Catholic schools and colleges will be prominent. Members of Irish national and Roman Catholic socle-ties and organisations will march and pupils of Irish dancing classes will give displays on decorated floats.

After the procession Benediction will be given in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Solemn High Mass for the feast of St. Patrick will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Cathedral next Friday, at 10.30 a.m.

The preacher will be Rev. Father N. McNaboe, of the Oblate Fathers. The St. Patrick's concert and pageant will be held at the Town Hall on Friday night Baptist Missionary Won D.F.C.

Rev. P. N. Ewing, who won the DJ.O. with the in Burma, and then entered the ministry, is visiting Melbourne after 11 years on the mission field in Assam.

He will address the Baptist Women's Missionary Union in Albert Hall on Wednesday morning and will address a Baptist Men's Society rally there on Friday night. Mr. Ewlng, a Western Australian, became impressed with the need for missionary work in the Indian theatre while serving on. the Burma front. On demobilisation he entered the Baptist Theological College, Melbourne, and after completing the four years course went to the mission field.

He will spend March In Melbourne, and then go to New South It will inaugurate the Bible Commemoration year and start a four-day Bible celebration that will have Its counterparts throughout the English-speaking world. Features of this will be: Tomorrow Thanksgiving services In churches. Attention will be drawn to the rich heritage ol the Authorised Version, and its triumphant progress during the 350 years. Monday Bible Year Council's display float in the Moomba procession. This will spearhead the Bible Reading Campaign which Is the ultimate objective of the Bible year.

Tuesday. World-wide release of the New Translation of the New Testament. The first edition will be almost a million copies, the printing order having been progressively increased from the original 250,000. A Thanksgiving service will be held in St. Paul's Cathedral at 1.15 p.m.

Archdeacon T. W. Thomas will preach. Wednesday. Mass Thanksgiving meeting In Melbourne Town Hall, 8 p.m.

This will bo attended by the Administrator of Victoria (Sir Charles Lowe) and Lady Lowe. The Moderator-General of the Presbyterian Church (Rt. Rev. A. C.

Watson) will preside and the Archbishop of Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr. P. Woods) will give the address. The music will be under the direction of Mr.

L. E. Warner. Moomba The Moomba float will be a 30-foot tractor-drawn semi-trailer. The secretary of the Bible Year Council iMr.

S. Russell Baker) will officially launch the Bible Reading Campaign at the Town Hall Thanksgiving meeting. Presentation copies of the New Translation will be given to Sir Charles Lowe and the heads of the churches. A State-wide network of similar meetings had also been organised with emphasis on the leading provincial centres, such as Oeelong, Bendigo, Ballarat, Warr-nambool and Swan Hill. Mr.

Baker said he felt this was not only a great year for observance but a year of unprecedented opportunity. Programme The Bible Year Council had commended to clergy in Victoria a five-point programme: Encouragement of the Bible in the pew. Enlistment of a host of new Bible readers. Emphasis on expository or Biblical preaching. am WES CERTAINLY OP II a IN mt WORLD IN TMc WORLD Pakistan Curate at Ridley Rev.

Sadlq Masih, curate of the Cathedral of the Resurrection, Lahore, has arrived in Melbourne to spend a year studying at Ridley College. Mr. Masih was educated at the C.M.S. High School. Narowel, Pakistan, and studied theology at Kha-tauli, India.

He was ordained in 1943 and for the past six years has been at the Lahore cathedral. He Is also chaplain to the Pakistan Forces In Lahore Cantonments. Mr. Masih Is here at the Invitation of C.M.S, and Ridley College. GOT ON BEEN 7 i 'tyj 1 ra AM) SO ThECOLDNSL WIHE 1TAL Rev.

Robert Boyd, previously of Cranbourne, will begin his ministry at Cairns Memorial erian Church tomorrow. Christian Education Methods New methods of Christ-Ian education will be examined and discussed at the second ecumenical Church and Group Life laboratory which will open at the Churches of Christ Centre, Monbulk, on Monday. Staff members of the General Board of Religious Education of the Church of England In Australia have been asked to lead the conference. The director (Mr. V.

K. Brown), Rev. K. Jago (adult work and leader training) and Rev. P.

Prentice (youth work and audiovisual aids), with four of the delegates from the first ecumenical laboratory, will present the programme. The laboratory has been arranged by the Australian Council of Christian Education, and will be attended by 27 delegates from Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational churches and the Churches of Christ will be represented. The Y.M.O.A. plans to send a delegate also.

The gathering will continue until March 24. for Church; 3 p.m.: Wesley P.S.A.; 7 p.m.; Ewing Presbyterian Church, East Malvern. March 28. 2.30 n.m.: Com bined Women's Meeting, Col lins street Baptist unurcn; 7.45 p.m.: Kew town hall. March 29 Box Hill town hall.

March 30. Coburs: town hall. March 31. Bendleo cltv hall. ADrll 2.

11 a.m.: Kew Ban- tlst Church; 3 p.m.: Bel-grave Heights Convention Young People's meeting; 7 p.m.: Salvation Army City Temple. April 3, Belgrave Heights Convention Missionary day. npiii am p.m.: wesiey Church, Geelong; 7.45 p.m.: Collins Street Baptist Church. April 5, Collins Street Baptist Church. Miss Aylward will return to Formosa at the completion of her Australian visit.

Her visit is sponsored by World Vision and the Church Missionary Society. Busy Visit 'The Small woman Arrangements for the Melbourne visit of Miss Gladys Aylward, famous woman missionary to have been completed. Bishop Fox at Breakfast Bishop Fox will give an address at the Communion breakfast of Roman Catholic waterside workers at St. Ignatius' Hall, Richmond, on Labor day, at 8.45 a.m. 'HF STRUGGLING Like THE OEVIL.

FiGHftNft Tfl t)t' OUT I HE It POWER 1 kimMAim 1 TELLING ME HIS VI GLAD I I I V7UOS am FUME VTHAT? I HES A I i TROUBLES AND WORRIES-! I DIDNT 1 I VMIlLIONAIRe NOW A VMIS ULCERS HISTAX I MARRY I WES A NOW "I TROUBLES AND WORRIES VJ-IIS ULCERS-HIS TAXj. MINE in London In 1957 have been reunited in the cadet-training session which has just opened in Meioourne. Three of the new cadets. Miss Thelma Hosklng, of Mount Gambler (S.A.) Mrs. A.

Gibson, of Gosnells (W.A.), and Mrs. W. Spencer, of Glenroy, went to England to attend the congress. While there, they met Brigadier Geoffrey Dalziel, who was serving in the training college in London, and is now training principal in Melbourne. The fifth of the party Is Cadet Sergeant Glenys Phil-pott, of Brighton, who also went to the congress and Is now on the staff of the training college in Melbourne.

The first field day of the new training session of Salvation Army cadets will be held at the City Temple tomorrow under the direction of Colonel A. E. Mln-gay. It is the first course extended to two Simnel Cake Ceremony at St. The Simnel ceremony will be observed at St.

Silas's Church, North Balwyn, to morrow morning. After the second lesson the traditional prayer of messing oi tne simnei caxes will be said, and after the service au motners will re ceive a Dlece of cake. The old English custom was for girls in service to go home to their mothers in the country on Mothering taking simnel (fine nour; caKes. Mothering. or Simnel, Sunday is the fourth Sunday In lnt.

Slmnel cake resembles Christmas cake, but the almond paste is cooked Into the cake "half-way up" instead ot being used as icing. Dr. Morris Going to Cambridge Rev. Dr. Leon Morris, vice-principal of Ridley College, Farkville, will leave shortly to become Warden of Tyndale House.

Cambridge. Dr. Morris recently returned from 15 months in Britain and the United States, during which he was Guest Professor at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. He holds degrees In science, divinity, theology and philosophy. He will preach at St.

Paul's Cathedral tomorrow morning and at Holy Trinity, Wiliamstown, at Evensong. Sisters Buy Property The 210-acre property of the late Cr. W. A. Comeadow at Woodend has been taken over bv the Missionary Sis ters of the Society of Mary, who bought it for 32,750 wnen it was auctioned recently.

It will be known as Casa Maria, the name of the Sisters' property, of 82 acres, at Watsonia, which has been sold privately. The Sisters came to Watsonia from Sydney in 1956. my sister, and every child previous me in iny signc. So help me, God. Amen." C.E.M.S.

Communion on Monday The annual Corporate Communion and Breakfast for the Church of England Men's Society will be held in St. Paul's Cathedral on Monday at 7.45 am. The Archbishop of Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr. Frank Woods) will be the celebrant and the Bpeaker at the breakfast, in the Chapter House, will be the lay president (Mr.

J. L. Bishop). The C.E.M.S. annual meeting will be held on Thursday, and the archbishop will institute the incoming lay president, Mr.

P. W. Chal-len. Archbishop Woods will also commission the recently-appointed organising secretary, Mr. R.

o. Hlnne-berg, in St. Paul's Cathedral at 7.45 pjn. on Thursday. Special Mass for Mother The mother of Rev.

Fr. A. Cleary, parish priest of East Preston, and of Sister M. Kevin, Superior at St. Anne's Hall, Carlton, Mrs.

noran vieary, has died in Ireland. Father Clearv win cele. brate Solemn Requiem Mass at noiy name unurcn, East Preston, on Thursday, at 10 a.m. Lecture Rev. H.

A. stamp will deliver the opening lecture of the Presbyterian Theological Hall, at College Church, Parkvllle. on Monday night. His subject will be Some Religious. Ideas and Ideals of Ancient Israel.

Twenty year old Miss Swan, who has held a driving licence since she was 15, agreed with Mr. T. O. Pater-son, former director of the Australian Road Safety Council, that back-seat drivers had an Important part to play in road safety. "No one gives unnecessary Instructions from the back seat.

If there is a back-seat drlvre, then not a very competent one at the wheel," Miss Swan said. She felt teenage girls could do a great deal to help cut down teenage driving deaths the largest age group among road fatalities. "Most boys like to show CHURCH NOTICES CHUBCH OF ENGLAND; ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. Lent 4.

8: Hoi, Communion. 11: SUt-Uni (A. B.C.). Jen Word ot God. Mount.

Rer. Dr. Leon MorrU. 6: Bible stud, (CAnoo. Vestry).

7: Kventonx The Dean. Disobedience ol sun end tbe Ftltnfulneu of God. Prt II: St. Mtthew Ptt-Hoo. Been.

Mmdr 7.45: C.E.H.S. Corporate CommunlUon. Tuesday, 1.15: Thinaiilvuu Serrlce, 360th Annlversar, Authorised Version of the Btoie. Archdeacon T. W.

Thomas. Wednesday: 1: Lltany. 1.15: The Archbishop. Studies In the Sermon on the Mount. Thursday: 1.15: Bible study.

Friday. 1: Litany. 1.15: Organ Recital. Saturday: 7.30: O.P.S. Corporate Communion, Dally Services: 7.45: Holy Communion.

8.15: Mattlns. 5: Evensoni. 5.11: uoint nome prayers, CT. JAMES Old Cathedral, West saeioourne. 11 a.m.: Horning Prayer.

Preacher: The newly Inducted Vlcar. Rev. Gu, Harmer. Visitors always welcome. OT.

PETER'S, EASTERN HILL. a.m. Prescher: Rev. Canon Mavn. ard, Th.D., B.Sc.

Xvensong, 7.30 G. H. Taylor, rpHB Canterbury FeUowshlp, Trln-X lty College Chapel. 9.15 a.m.: Choral Bucharlst (Charles Wood). The Rev.

Dr. Kenneth Henderson. 7.30 p.m.: Evensong. Responses: Smith of Durham. Anthem: Remember Not (Purccll).

Address: The Prlndpsl, Janet Clark. Hall. ratESBTTEBIAN. CAIRNS MEMORIAL. East Melbourne.

Rev. Root. Boyd commences his Ministry, 11. Holy Communion. 7.

Christian Virtues. AT SCOTS CHURCH, Collins St, REV. CRICHTON BARR. M.A. 11: "The New Birth." 7: "The EzplanaUon Is God." Wednesdsy Lunch-hour Service.

1.15: "The Man who came by Night." A7ELSH CM. CHURCH, 320 La-TV trobj St. 11.13 Am. and 7 p.m. (EnglUh).

3 p.m. (Welsh). Soloist: Mrs. Prank Parker. Rev.

R. Caradoc Hughes, B.A. 8 p.m.: Church meeting. METHODIST, CENTRAL MISSION WESLEY CHURCH, LONSDALE ST. 11 a.m.: rev.

stuart g. rea. 3 P.m.: P.S.A. REV. W.

J. JOHNSON, "THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN LONELINESS." Soloists: Leonle Henshllwood contralto, Howard Bell, baritone. 7 p.m.: REV. DR. COLIN ROBERTS, "FOREVER THE SAME.

WATTLE CLUB, Thursday, 8 P.m. MISS ELVA RICHARDS, B.A. "PILGRIMAGE TO OBERAMMERGAU" Illustrated. BAPTIST. rOLIJINS Street.

Rev. J. Arthur KJ Lewis. B.A. 11: "The Bible and the Word of God." 7: "The Authority ol the Word." TONIGHT, at 7.43 p.m.

Film Rally. CONGREGATIONAL. JPKXLLINS ST. INDEPENDENT y-J CHURCH. 11: Rev.

Keith Elsenberg, Creche and Sunday School. 7: Thanksgiving Service, Independent Order ol Rechabites, Mr. w. Jackson: "A Mind to Work." ORDINATION Service of Ronald Alan Moffatt. to tho Christian Ministry at EUstmwlck church, Thursday, March 16, 8 p.m.

CHURCH OF CHRIST. AT Swanston Street (op. Public Llbram 11 a "Th- wnrri of Truth." 7 p.m.: "The Gospel of nccuncmauon. rreacner Mr, j. unnion.

B.A, OHURCH OF CHRIST. Uygon St. Arauea jituij. 11 nd 7 P.m. Sermon Series, Commencing Sunday evening: "The HAgoanimlty -of the CHURCHES OP CHRIST.

TJOOTSCRAY WEST. Tlie Church -T of Christ meets each Sunday In the Barkly Street Progress Hall at 10 and 11 a.m., and 7.30 p.m. Sach service is centred around Christ. Nothing but the Bible Is taught by those speaking. We believe all scripture Tim.

3: 16-17. You are invited and encouraged to be present at any or all the meetings. This week's speaker wui be Lee. Other meetings of the church are at 46 KusseU Street, Melbourne, at 7.45 p.m., Tuesday. Free literature is available at all meetings and by writing to Box 32, Footscray LEN HUNTLY (cor Rothschild St and TViroihw i nn Rl where tram also This ts one of the rThurvhpt nf nhrist which accept and offer only Bible teaching, acknowledging that "the law and the prophets' of the Old Testament are God's fulfilled word (Matt, while the gospel of Christ contained In the New Testament Is the living and ever-abiding work of the Lord (1 Pet.

The former was the first will of God for O.T. times and ended at the death of Christ, but the letter Is the second win of God for N.T. times which began after the Savior's death (Heb. 7:22: 6-8; 9: 15-17; 10: 9-10). As no one is permitted to alter the will and testament of a man whose death has sealed It, so no one dare add to or take from the last will and Testament of the Lord In the gospel of Christ whose death sealed It (Gal.

a- 15: Rev, 22: 18-191. God now saves men under he terms of His new covenant, You are cordially Invited to study God's word with this New Testament churen tomorrow at 10.15 a.m. Btble'classes for adults and children. Subject for Seniors; "The Old and New Covenants. 11.15 a.m..

Worship at the Lord's Table, (subject: "What ll 7 P.m.: Gospel message and question period (Subject: "Restoring the New Testament Prtychen Burgln. TtTEST HrTIDBLBKRG. A Church of Christ meetj at the Hall of Memories. 160 BeQ Street, each Sunday, at 10 a.m. Classes, 11 Breaking of Bread and Worship, at 7 Bible Study.

Wednesday, at 7.45 p.m. Bible Btudy. G. F. Ctu-then.

Speaker. All visitors are welcome. Questions Invited. APOSTOUC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. 233 Punt Road, Richmond.

11 a.m.. Communion. 3 p.m. Bible Study by Mr, 7. Smith.

Pastor J. P. D. Thompson 7.45 p.m. Address to -Christians, SPEAKER: Pastor D.

J. Daly. Followed by United Tarry Service. You are Invited to all these services, and to listen In to Apostolic Church Services on Sunday on 3XY at 8.13 a.m. and 3TR Sale at 5 p.m.

Come to the Church with the Friendly Welcome. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 313 Bridge Road, RICHMOftD. 8 p.m.: CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS, 11 a.m.: BREAKING OF BREAD.

Pastor C. GREENWOOD. 4.45 to 5.15 p.m.: SERMONS IN SONG over 3XY. P.m.: EVANGELISTIC SERVICE, Pastor C. 1.

GREENWOOD. Baptismal service. Musical numbers from CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA. After church prayer service. Tues P.m.: CHRISTIAN TRUTHS.

Thun.t 2 Missionary council. A service for ladles. 8 Church PRAYER Meet VP. REMEMiBER: March 18, 8 P.m.: MUSICAL MEMORIES presented by CHOIR, ORCHESTRA and MISSIONBTTES. THE GOSPEL IN 80NG.

BI11TIBB ISRAFX. BRITISH Israel World Fed'n. Lecture by Rev. D. Thomas, "The Divine Intention for Today." 'Tape), 8 p.m.: Central House, 174 Collins St.

Book-room Room 8, 3rd Floor. The Block, Ellis bet st. All Welcome. BUDDHISM, p.m. All nors rmr uu xio iouins at, OHTU BT A DfnAptll A N.

1 ANY QUESTIONS A panel of Bible students will answer your scriptural problems. Come along tomorrow to our popular BIBLE FORUM. 7 p.n.., at Oddfellows' Hall, 30 UtrotM CUT. 31 A torta Melb. (op.

Trade, inn). rteuwpWAnj hold Memorial 11 Changing Africa Mr. Frank. G. Menzlea, brother of the Prime Minister, will address St.

Stephen's Presbyterian Brotherhood, Surrey Hills, on Sunday, March IS, on Changing Africa. Mr. Menies was one of the independent Commonwealth Advisory Commute Advisory Commission reviewing the constitution ot the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyassaland. CHURCH NOTICES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCI CHURCHES.

MELBOURNE. Brsnches of the MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST. In Boston, Msssachu. setts, hold Services Tomorrow, 1 a.m. and 7.15 p.m.

Subject Lesson.Sermon, "SubJtance." 8unday School. 11.0. TESTIMONY MEETINGS. Wednesday, 8 p.m. CITY.

First Church, and Readlns 340 St. Kllda Rd. R.R., open dally and Sunday afternoon. OTTY. Free Reading 247 Collins St.

Public welcome. CAMBERWELL. Second Church sil R- 20 Rivers, dale C'welf Junct. ELSTERNWICK. Third Church, Rlpon Grove, R.R., 334 Glen 9.30 a.ra.-12 noon, piRANKSTON.

First Church, a X1 pavey St. (next door p. 12 38-3 pm. Wed, and Frl! MmSS' QAKXEIGH Society. 76 Dsndcnonj Church and R.R., 26 Station St.

10.50 a.m. 'RING GHAM Society, 28 Wal. xi.xo, bug 1 p.m. 1st and 3rd Sundays. tfREB READING Rs.

supply the Bgle and Authorised 1 TOW CHRISTIAN SClENci LL HEALS RADIOCAST every Sunday, 3XY, B-ndlgo, 4 to: OVEJ? LOKS VICTORY TELECAST. GTV-9 3.45 p.m.: gome Questions and Answers oi Healing by Prayer. COMMONWEALTH REVIVAL CRUSADE. lirsLBOURNS Assembly. 60 Russell 3 p.m..

Communion, Pastor Ron Beeklngsale. 7 p.m.: Gospel Service. Bro. Ron Blenvena. For Gospel Assembly with a Full Gospel Message for You.

UBEKAL CATHOLIC. LIBERAL Catholto. 241 Punt Richmond. 10.30 a.m,: Holy Eucharist. LUTHERAN.

ST. John's. SO Clay ana) S7: Rev. W. Paech.

r. MARK'S. 39 Hothara tv Melb. 10.45 a.m. 1.30 p.m.

O. NATIONAL REVIVAL CRUSADE. TflLVIN HALL, 55 Collins) Plsca, 11: Communion, Thomas Fos- ter. -Laving a victorious uie. New Oral Roberts Film, "MASTERY OF JESUS OVER SIN AND SICKNESS." David Kennedy, "Africa, London and Bible." KELVIN HALL.

7 p.m. New Film, "TEENAGE Thomas. Foster. "Youth and Today." radio: GL at 8.30 a.nv XY, at 3.30. OTHER DENOMINATIONS.

BIBLE Talks, Cecil Place, Prahran, 3.30: Study. 6.40: Baptism. R. Collins. 1 MORJ5LAND Full Gospel Church, Tram Stop 33.

Sydney Rd. vie ii and Salvation. Healing. Deliverance. PENTECOSTAL.

MEETING for Pentecostal Believers and others will be held at No. 10 The Crofta, Richmond (near Apostolic Church), March 12, 3 p.m, preacher: F. vlcary, REAL PENTECOSTAL, -TtASTING Out Demons. Healing, No Failures. Sundsy Evening, 7.15.

1066 High Armadale. SPIRITUALIST. T1 St- are. Sunday. 3.15: Mrs.

Eda Walker, Healing. Tea. Psychic Forum 6 p.m., Mr. Vollnskr: 7: Gertrude Leonty. 6: Mrs.

Kda walker. Heallnj Group Tuesday, 7.30: Mrs. Mc-Murren, Friendship Circle. 8: Mr. Kel.

3.30 to Mrs. HocQuhard. 8: Mr. KeeL 7.30: Mr. Richards.

2 4o: Psychic Tea, Mrs. Faith Watson. Hon. K. Llni.

XU1122; AA.A. TEMPLE. 127 Choluley X. Prahran. 3.U and 7.15: Pat Brakes, John Ander' son.

Dems. 8 p.m. Friends, All welcome. LA6357. AA.A.

Malvern spiritual Church, Veletta St. 3.15: Sp. Mrs. Ed. wards.

Med. and Heaters In att. Teg and class. 1 p.m.: Sp. Mr.

Mltcbeiq. enji iviia, sn.f iiuwcr HI, naei. rung Yarra. 30 Claremont Sat. 8 p.m., BENTLEIGH C.S.O.L., Theatre Building.

3 p.m.: Mrs. Bell, Mr. Mltchen. 6.45: Mrs. McKen-ale, March 19, 3 p.m.

Transition service for the late Mra. Vera Murray. Flowers. Mra. Partridge.

fRUNSWICK, Lyceum, Victoria St. 3, circle. Speaker: Mrs. Hocguard. 7, Mr.

G. Weir, mr. nerinon. 46 Pitt St 1 Barton; 7.15: Mrs. F.

Smith; Mon. ana a.ix ats. STies- murs. ptilfARO, 165 Collins St. Coma VSunday, 3.15.

7 p.m. Help given "1IRCLE. 8. C.S.M., 406 Chapel St. S.

Yarra. CS.M.. 466 Chapel S. Ysrrs. 3: Mr.

Grsydon. Mrs, L. A. Williams. Flowers; Mrs.

Eley. Flowers, dlrcle. 334 Dorcas S. Melb. 2 mln.

from Stn. Sat. 8 p.m.. Sunday, 7.15 p.m. Mrs.

Hamilton. pt S. Hawthorn, 152 Burwood Bd. Kj 3.15: Mrs. Hull.

7EONTY. Circle, end Frl, lj Healing st 8 p.m. JB1253. ROTHERWOOD St. Richmond.

Sunday, 7.13 p.m. Mrs. Karl-tn. SPIRITUAL Research, reopening March 19. Bourke House.

Offer of chslrs. Ring 211 3429. SPIRITUALISM Explained. Questions Answered. Gertrude Leonty.

chairman Mr. Lei Sat. 18th. 7.43. C.S.M..

466 Chapel VSnNDSOR Church. 163 Albert St. 3.15. 7: Rei.Wlison and friends. 2.15.

7.13: G. Wilson and Rev. F. Abbott. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

a BniMi 1.7 i-niiiiu Street Sunday. 7.15 p.m.: Mr. J. A. PV quharson.

"The Esoteric Side thj cospel story." Thursday: 7.30 P.m.. Inquirer's Class. Mrs. Alice Mc-Kensle's slath and last talk: Soma Basic Teachings of Theosophy. Discussion and Questions.

Lllten in to 3TR or 3CV, Sundays, at 8 a.m. UNDENOMINATIONAL. BEREAN Lecture. 254 Swsn St, Richmond, 3 P.m.: matlon Interfere with Resurrection of Dead! Listen 3GL. 10 a.m.

UNITARIAN. A LL Souls' Unitarian Churen Unitarian t-nurcw wardle: "Good and service, Sunday. nanr. P-rarle St. Rev.

T. M. wardle: HE MELBOURNE UNITARIAN CHURCH (Founded 18321. Cathedral Place, C.2. 4 P.m.

service In Church. 4.13 P.n. cast of UNITARIAN HALF-HOUR from Church by 3XY. Rev Victor James. EARTH'S FRUITS ARE ALL MEN.

7 P.m. Service In CMren. Rev. Victor Jamei. Subject: MORS LABORERS FOR THE HUMAN-1ST HARVEST.

united oonrn. mission. tENTRAL Hall. 203 Lit. Sunday.

P. Speaker: Mr, GOTfe Bowman, subject: "1 WILL RETURN." united PEOTESTArrr AMOOt TION. OSJHDAT. 8 HaU rear ChOT- Christ. Swanston St.

wv. Jonef-Roberti. i Nr FIGHT HARDER IF HE I I 5raKl THE BOOK THAT TELLS MY I Nn IblORY. MU5T TELL ALSO tf- TO Iff MM WHEN I FOR IKE TURN 1U Trie KAii ME I 1V liiurs Easter Prayer on Road Safety The National Safety Council has invited churches to use the following road safety prayer in services on March 19, or on any other occasion during Easter: mm Miss Avlward is the sub ject of Alan Burgess's book "The Small Woman," and of the film The Inn of the Sixth Happiness. She will give IS addresses In 15 days.

The Archbishop of Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr. F. Woods) will preside at her opening meeting, in uoiuns Street Baptist Church on Wednesday, March 22. She will address other meeting as follows: March 23, Malvern town hall.

March 24, Heidelberg town hall. March 25, This is Life Rally, Assembly Hall. March 26, Wesley MISS GLADYS AYLWARD Mission's Secretary Returns ml nanaval BWNlfarV fit the Australian Baptist Mis- QMlatv WAV -T VJ. Williams, will return to Mel bourne in tne Himalaya Tuesday. With the principal of the T) frhanlnalal floUaO-A ln South Australia, Rev.

E. u. tturieign, ne nas ueeu a tnree monuis uispeKuuii ui miRsinn wnrle In India and West Pakistani Also on the ship are Miss Miss E. N. Hale, from Paki stan, Dapusc imssiuiituies, returning to Australia on furlough.

i Members of the Young Anglican Fellowship Council will confer at St. John's, Toorak, on Monday. Holy Communion at 9 a.m. will be conducted by the chairman (Rev. J.

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ii you wit i THAT OllT YOURSELF I linuu buuic "The Giant said, "were VI Then he recalls OlOSS WORD PUZZLE No. 508S "Almighty God as we go forth from our homes at this time, to seek the quiet of the hills, the wonder of the sea, and all the golden beauty of the summers end, grant that we may be filled with a deeD sense of our oneness with Thee, and with au our ieuow travellers. "Make Us determined to see that the highway and vne oyway snail oe places of Joy and safety, untouched by the shadow of disaster and death." It has been sunested that congregations might repeat tne iouowing ueaicauon: "I solemnly vow that no act or omission of mine shall cause hurt or harm to anyone. Let me so realise my duty to others, that I shall see every man on the road as my orotner, every woman Church Organ Recital Four electronic and electrostatic church organs will be demonstrated at Stephen's, Church Street, Richmond, on Tuesday night. The recital-demonstration by Mr.

I. 'L. Thomas, organist and choirmaster of St. George's, Malvern, has been arranged to allow organists, and all associated or interested in cnurcn music to hear modem tvnes of organs under actual cnurcn service conditions. Moderator I at Geelong The Moderator Rt.

Rev. C. W. Auldlst) will begin a tour ot Geelong at the presoyiery tomorrow. He will nreach at Win- Chelsea tomorrow morning, Blrregurra in the afternoon, and Colac at night.

On Tuesday he will visit Lome, Apollo Bay on Wednesday and Peeao on Thursday. the Dragon's words be lit) a ago. Toads" (his friend never nice to know, had The ran Is shining o'er the sea as Curly Wee awakes. Bis eyes are hurting In the light, and now his forehead aches. HI limbs are feeling sore and stiff, his trotters cold and numb, And In his snout he still can sniff some strange effluvium I They don't breathe out" (his friend had warned), "clean, wholesome flames, like us, Th-y puff out odors of decay, extremely POISONOUS.