Methodist Church Mens Brotherhood Meeting
At the monthly meeting of the Methodist men's Brotherhood, held in the Church [?] prior to the evening service, on Sunday last, the topic,…
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Methodist Fair
The members of the local Methodist Ladies’ Guild were very unfortunate to have picked on Saturday last for their annual…
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At a well-attended meeting of the Presbyterian Tennis Club, held on Monday evening last, it was decided to again join the Association this year…
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The following is taken from the Australian [?] [?] any doubt about it the Church had [?]…
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Thieves entered St. James' Church, King Street, Sydney, yesterday, forced the iron safe, and stole £30…
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On Sunday, September 23, we were favoured with a visit from the Albury Male Choir who, in the afternoon and at the evening service, gave us…
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On Friday last, the climax of the effort of the Catholics of Darlington Point to free the church from debt, was reached. A ball was held in the…
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At a meeting of the Committtee of Management of St. Andrews Church, Deniliquin, on Monday evening, the question of attracting more young people to the church was discussed. It was suggested that young people's societies provided for in the…
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While the verger was temporarily absent from St. James' Church, Sydney, £30 was stolon from the safe. The money included cheques tor £13…
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The Bishop's visit was very short, but very helpful and valuable in every way. There were 20 candidates…
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The long looked forward to flower show and fair, in aid of the Presbyterian Church, took place on Thursday afternoon last, 4th inst., in the Variety…
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Competition papers in connection with the forthcoming Presbyterian Fete must be in the hands of Mrs. H. T. Miles not later than Wednesday…
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The failure of the electric light did not dim the ardour of some seventy or eighty members of the Methodist congregation who assembled to hear…
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The Rev. W. Robertson, M.A., who left Hay early this year, was present at the General Assembly of the United Free Church of Scotland, at…
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On Friday, a dance was held in the Shire Memorial Hall, in aid of the Church of England funds. The hall was filled with a gay assembly, and…
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Rev. D. J. Albert will conduct services in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday next at Berrigan 11 as and 7.30. p.m…
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The above annual function will be held in the Band Hall to-morrow afternoon and evening. The fete will be opened by the Mayor (Ald. R. F…
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On Sunday last, the Bishop of Riverina visited St. Paul's Parish. His Lordship both celebrated and [?] at the Sung Encharlst at 8 a.m., [?]…
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Every day has its "eve" The greatest of days, when important commemorations are held are preceded by a preparation, day. For Instance we…
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On Friday afternoon and evening last the annual Presbyterian Fete was held in the Band Hall, and turned out to be a very successful function. At…
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