Methodist Church Notes
The breaking-up socials of the various Church societies are now only a memory, but they were happy gatherings, both at Orangeville and in…
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Churches, 1950
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Methodist Church Notes
The youth activities of the church for the New Year will begin with a great Youth Communion in which all young people and other members of…
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Mrs. C. A. Smart, who was admitted to the Camden District Hospital on Wednesday night last, passed away the next day. Though her last…
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Dr. F. H. Rayward, of the Central Methodist Mission, has issued to farming members of the Methodist Church an appeal for two Ayrshire…
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Methodism is foremost amongst the Australian churches in missionary enterprise and enthusiasm. Her interests and agents are more…
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There's more than one way to build a church. Take the little wheat belt of corrigin. The Anglicans decided to…
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At their first meeting of the year, ladies of the Church Aid Association launched their programme for 1950. The series of quarterly street stalls…
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With the coming of the month of February, the interest of Methodist people turns to the Annual Conference of the church which always…
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The installation of the new team of officers of the Girls' Comradeship took place test Tuesday night. Those installed were: Director, Mrs. G. E…
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In spite of rain and unsettled weather, morning , services of the Harvest Thanksgivings at Cawdor and Camden were well attended, and…
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Stalls were very well sto[?]ed, and business was brisk at the Market Day, organised by the committee of St. Mark's Church of England, held in the Shire Hall last Friday afternoon. The dance at night too, attracted quite a good few folk…
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The Annual conference has now come and gone, it was a somewhat prosaic and uneventful one, though public gatherings commanded the…
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Mr. Cliff Doust, with Rev. E. and Mrs. Ferrier, left early on Saturday morning for Ungarie, where Mr. Ferrier is the Methodist Minister. It is…
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In the absence of Mr. G. Ross Thomas, Colonel Milne, C.M.G., D.S.O., came to address the men of the Brotherhood on Sunday…
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March 29 brings back to memory that day in 1944 when tragedy claimed young airmen of the then local air-school and amongst them the…
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Trustees at their meeting decided that the renovations and repainting now proceeding in the school hall should be extended to the…
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The annual meeting of the Ladies' Church Aid Association called together a goodly number of the workers of the church and their friends…
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Past Knight Grand-Commander of the Methodist Order of Knights in N.S.W. came to Camden on Saturday last to install the officers of the…
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The induction of the Rev. D. A. Langford to the parish of St. Mark's Church at Picton, and district, will take place in St…
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Those who attended the meeting of the Men's Brotherhood expecting to hear a scholarly and thoughtful address, and withal relevant to the…
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