Binnaway Methodist
January 4.—Binnaway, 7.30 p.m. (Subject: "Going Forward."). Rev. G. A. Knight…
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Churches, 1931
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Methodist Church Services and Meetings
Sunday, 4th January, 1931. Services Bathurst 11 a.m. and 7.15 p.m., Rev. N. H. Kline (South Bathurst) 11 am, Mr. R. Sinclair, 7.15.pm., Mr. H. E…
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A Consecration Meeting: Eglinton 3 p.m.; Bathurst 11 a.m.; 6.45 p.m.; (Prayer Meeting); 7 p.m. (Community Singing); 7.15 p.m. 2.25 p.m. (H.C.)…
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Ladies attended yesterday's monthly Bothering of the Methodist Men's Brotherhood at the William Street Lecture Hall, and a very pleasant time was…
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"Alpha" notes with asperity, the lad habits of some of the people who make a practice of arriving late at divine service:—…
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Considerable damage was done by a windstorm in the district today. The new building of the Church of England at Yorklea was lifted off its block and…
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The Mayor (Ald. Schofield) has received a request for co-operation in the Church and State appeal for hospitals. The matter will be discussed…
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The Ladles' Night in connection with the Brotherhood' proved to be a good function about 125 assembling. The February meeting should be…
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St. Stephen's, 11 a.m. Morning Worship (Preacher, Rev. J. Hunter); 7.15 p.m. Evening Service (Preacher Mr. Sinclair); [?]glinton, Service [?]…
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The absence of the choir on holiday has thrown upon the Cathedral congregation the pleasant task of setting their own music "pace" Last Sunday…
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The Gulgong Methodist Church quarterly meeting was held at Mr. Frank Rhodes residence, Dunedoo, on January 3, and those present…
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In pursuance of the campaign to ridicule the Sunday Observance Act of 1667, under which prosecutions, regarded in some quarters as vexations…
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The announcement was made by [?] Norton, at [?]. Michael and John’s [?] Bathurst, on Sunday, that All Hallows’ College, the new…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rev. Hammond’s Opinion. “Churches’ Blind Stupidity.” SYDNEY
The [?] of the Council of [?] churches [?] the [?] sum of…
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Commencing on Sunday, January 18, the Rector of St. Andrew's proposes to hold regular services at Weetaliba. This portion of the…
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The Mudgee Methodist Men's Brotherhood held its monthly meeting in the school hall, Mortimer-street, last Sunday afternoon…
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Mr. H. H. Farrington, P.M., held an inquiry at the Mudgee Court House on Wednesday into the circumstances [?]nding the fire which…
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Rev. S. A. Eastman of the Council of Churches, replying to the Rev. R.B.S. Hammond's criticism to the Church and Slats Hospitals Appeal,…
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Sunday, January 18—Burraga, 11 a.m., Obriens Creek. 3 p.m., Tru[?]y 7.30 Mr. W. H. Rank.n—Canon Hornfray, Rector…
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At the Methodist quarterly meeting last week the annual election of church officers was held. Mr. William Matthews was…
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