Catholic Club Euchre
There were 11 tables engaged at the above euchre tournament on Wednesday night when 4 players. tied for the weekly prizes, the ultimate winners…
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St. Stephen's Church of England Jubilee Year
This year (1947) marks the Jubilee of St. Stephen's Church of England, Jerilderie, the foundation stone thereof being laid in 1897…
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The monthly meeting of the Brotherhood is being held on Sunday, July 27, at 5.15 p.m. The speaker is Mr. W. Gollan, BA. Albury, and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Debs. Presented to Bishop Henschke at Howlong 400 At Catholic Ball On Wednesday Night
Debutantes were presented to [?] Rev. Dr. Henschke, Bishop of Wagga, by Mrs. Doolan, at the Howlong annual Catholic ball, on Wednesday night. Over 400 dancers were present…
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Please remember the visit of the Right Rev. Bishop Ash on Sunday, August 3. The effort of St. John's Club last…
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A surprise social evening sponsored by the Wodo[?]ea Methodist Christian Endeavor Society was tendered to Mr W. K. Elbolt in the Methodist school…
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The representative of the Home Mission Department of the Church to the Riverine area will be Rev. A. J. Skinner. L. Th., of Sydney. Rev…
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There were 12 tables engaged at the above euchre tournament on Wednesday night. when Mesdames Ferguson and Hooper divided the weekly prizes…
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In a joint statement issued today from leading ministers of the Church of England. Methodist and Baptist Churches and the Church of Christ…
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A meeting of the Presbyterian Church held at Yerong Creek last week agreed to again hold the flower show on October 25. Miss McRorie…
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Bishop Fortescue Ash, Commissioner of the Australian Board of Missions, who is conducting an appeal with £100,000 and 50 missionaries as this…
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AN imitation of a delightful conseratory was the effect of the stage setting at the Town Hall on Tuesday night for the Annual Catholic Ball. The effect was heightened by the tall ornaments of wood and polished brass that held Iceland popies…
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Please note the visit of Bishop Ash to St. John's, Corowa, and also to Howlong and Buraja next Sunday. The good Bishop has resigned as…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Last Minute News Evatt Says Mission “Completely Successful” TOKIO
Dr Evatt today described his mission to Japan as “completely successful.” He told this to correspondents a few hours before he was scheduled to…
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A subsidence in an old mine [?] endanger the Seventh Day [?] Church in Sandford avenue here. [?] subsidence appeared near the church…
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A social afternoon with varied attractions is to be held in the Methodist Hall on August 12 for church funds. There will be a sponge cake…
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At the monthly meeting of Holbrook Catholic Women’s Guild, the president (Mrs J. Cottrell) welcomed a new member, Mrs Gibson. She thanked…
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There were 14 tables engaged at the euchre tournament on Wednesday, night when three players, Mesdames Collins, Barnes and J. Fitzmaurice, tied…
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Leigh Erol were the names chosen for the second son of. Mr and Mrs S. Scholz, “Hawthorn.” Jindera, when he was christened at Bethlehem Lutheran…
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“There will be no recovery until the guilty men whose crazy theories and personal competence have brought us down have been driven from power, declared Mr [?] on Churchill, Leader of the Opposition, last evening. “Then indeed there would be a bound forward in British credit and repute in every…
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