Methodist Church
The quarterly meeting of the Methodist Church was held in the Church on [?]Wednesday evening. There was a [?] attendance of members, though…
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Churches, 1918
384 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 20
Methodist
The Rev. Sabin, who conducted the service in the Mithodist Church, took his text from Esalm 46: "God is out rafuge and strength."…
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Sir,--Among the crimes you change the Catholic Church with is one of having a political organisation known as the Catholic Federation. You are…
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In a letter, published elsewhere in this issue, Mr. O'Keeffe returns to the attack on this subject. And a queer letter it is. In an effort to establish…
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The members of the Church of England Ladies' Guild, assisted by many willing helpers, recently held a very successful bazaar in the interests of the…
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The Bishop, who is staying at Woolgoolga for his holidays, has developed a cold, brought on, no doubt, by the inclement Weather prevailing at…
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Ballina's last Communion, on December 2, witnessed the addition of 34 members to the communicant's roll. Rev. H. E. Hulme is much encouraged in his work…
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At a meeting of ladies held hi the convent schoolroom on Sunday night last it was decided to hold a bazaar during July Carnival at South Grafton, in aid…
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The quarterly meeting of the Grafton Methodist Church was held, on Tuesday, and was well attended. The balance sheet presented was fairly satisfactory, but…
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Rev. H. W. Ramsay is progressing favorably, and it is likely that he will be allowed to walk about a little next week. His illness this time has been an…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill Butts In. Attacked by Mr. Barnes. London, Wednesday Night
Mr. Geo. Barnes, in a speech at Glasgow, made a sensational attack on Colonel Winston Churchill (Minister for Munitions) for butting in with…
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The annual flower show under the auspices of the Dorrigo Methodist Church, will be held in White's Empire Hall on Thursday and Friday next, 24th…
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Canon Hornabrook, of Adelaide, and who for some time was assistant to Canon Phillips at Three years ago, has been chosen Archdeacon of Adelaide, and succeeds Archdeacon Wilson, who has been…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Anglican Fete
Among the comeptitions at the forthcoming Anglican fete will be a lady's solo, open to allcomers (own selection). The prize will be a trophy to the value of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Methodist Flower Show. Successful Function
The annual Flow Show and Industrial Display, held in connection with the Methodist Church, was opened Thursday last in White's Hall. As…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queensland Disaster Mackay Wrecked. Collapse of Churches Nineteen Bodies Recovered. the Rivers Again Rising. Rockhampton in Danger. Brisbane
News received in Brisbane to-day by mail from Mackay, dated Saturday last, states the town was practically wrecked by the disastrous cyclone, tidal wave, and…
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The working bee on the Vicarage grounds on Saturday was a great success, about twenty men working all day, making great improvements. All seemed to…
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A correspondent asks us to enquire if North Dorrigo and Central Parishes are frightened to compete in the district exhibit against Mountain-top? He…
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The Methodist Flower Show came to a conclusion on Friday night of last week at about 12 o'clock. During the afternoon and throughout the evening…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Italian Front. Enemy Air Raid. Churches and Hospitals Damaged. London
Reuter's Padua correspondent states:— Ten enemy aeroplanes dropped sixty bombs on various localities at Albergodulia, and demolished hospitals and the…
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