New Church Hall
No wonder the Presbyterians are working hard to get a new church hall—the one that they are using at present is the…
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Catholic Celebrations
LONDON, Sept. 26.—Roman Catholics from all over the world yesterday began celebrations in London to mark the centenary…
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The flag bridge party to have been held by Soots Church Women’s Guild in the Presbyter Ian Hall, Maitland on Thursday,…
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The Rev. M. M. Redman, rector of St. Mary’s Church, Maitland, will leave on Saturday for Nabiac and Forster to conduct a…
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While in Singleton yesterday Mr. R. W. Hogg, of the Open Air Campaigners (Sydney) had a busy time. He arrived early in…
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Approximately 300 people were present for the official opening of the 1950 Presbyterian Floral Fete held in the James Theatre on Thursday last. The opening was performed by the Mayoress of Dungog, Mrs. F. H. Robinson…
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The World Council of Churches at Amsterdam has requested that Holy Communion be celebrated in all churches throughout the world next…
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The Methodist Fair and Flower Show is being held in the School of Arts to-day and to-night. At 8 p.m. the junior Sunday School…
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A colourful and varied array of goods greeted visitors to the annual Spring Fair, conducted by the West Maitland…
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Members of the Stroud Presbyterian Church were delighted to receive a visit from the State Superintendent of Home Missions of the…
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Commencing from this Sunday, all churches will begin their evening services at 7.30 p.m…
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The Rev. J. J. Mountain is to be the preacher at the Congregational Churches. At the Maitland church at 11 a.m. a…
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Over 180 children attended the three services held in the Maitland Methodist Church yesterday, to celebrate the Sunday…
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“Unreality” was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The golden text was: What is…
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LONDON, October 2 (AAP).— Telegrams poured into Mr. Winston Churchill’s home at Westerham, Kent, on Saturday,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Methodist Flower Show And Fair High Quality Blooms on Show. Judge Praises High Standard in Novice Garden Competition
The annual Methodist Flower Show and Fair was held in the School of Arts oh Friday. Although entries were not as numerous as in other years, the standard of the flowers on display was equal to that seen at previous shows…
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Members of Maitland Rotary Club took part In a service at St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church, East Maitland…
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The Church of England ball, which had been organised by the St. Paul’s Women’s Guild, was held in the Paterson School of…
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A 21-years-old Dutch girl, Nell Sindorff, who was married by proxy in Amsterdam last August to a Dutchman In Australia, went…
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Over 200 members of the Church of England Boys’ Society and their parents attended a special praise and thanksgiving…
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