Catholic Club Euchre
There were eleven tables in use at the above Euchre Tournament on Wednesday night. Mrs. M. Hynes, with 13 games, won first prize, and Mrs…
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Culcairn Presbyterian Tennis Club
The following officers .were elected at the annual meeting of the Culcairn Presbyterian Tennis Club: President, Rev. Williamson; vice-presidents…
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At the fortnightly meeting of the Wodonga Catholic Youth Club, there was an excellent attendance. Miss Rale Murphy reported on the picnic…
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Sixty members were present at the last fortnightly meeting of the Albury CYM. Mr B. O’Shaughnessy presided. Bookings for the Wagga trip…
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The past year had been su[?]sful socially and financially, it was reported to the annual meeting of the Wodonga Presbyterian Women’s Guild…
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The end of our financial year will be 31st March. We would be most grateful if those who contribute to the church funds through the…
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The Berlin correspondent of the “Daily Telegraph” says that the British authorities have asked Colonel Tulpanov, chief of the Russian Press…
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On Thursday night a team from “Tara”' guest house, visited the CYM. club rooms and played table tennis. An enjoyable night was spent. Les…
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At the monthly meeting of the Church of England Ladies’ Guild, tile president (Mrs K. Waite) welcomed introduced several new members. Mr Moyle…
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Remember the Sacred Pageant by your children on Sunday at 11 a.m in St. John's Church. Encourage them in their faith, and service for…
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Speaking of warships in the atomic age, Mr Churchill said at naval architects’ dinner in London last night that it was foolish to discuss surface…
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There were 12 tables in use at the above Euchre tournament on Wednesday night. The first prize was won by Mrs. M. Foold with 12 games while Mrs…
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The secretary of the Hosiery and Knitted Goods Manufacturers’ Association (Mr A. Upjohn) today repealed his association’s protest against the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →MODERATOR'S VlSIT Next Saturday Church Work in the Outback
The Right Rev Hilton Thomas Moderator of the Presbyterian church of N.S.W., with Mrs. Thomas, are[?]iting Balranald on Wednesday, 2nd…
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General Franco, in a broadcast last night, announced that a bill would be sent to Parliament which proposed that Spain should become a Catholic and…
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There were 15 tables engaged at the above Euchre tournament on Wednesday: Mrs. J. Holden with 13 games won first prize, while Mr. S. Burns with 12…
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Reuter’s correspondent in New Delhi states that Mr Gandhi, at the Asian relations conference, stated: “We have not come here to wage war against…
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Members of the Russian Parliamentary delegation that is visiting Britain almost mobbed Mr Churchill at a reception at the Russian Embassy,…
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On Wednesday afternoon the 16th birthday party of the presbyterian Ladies' Guild was held in the School of Arts…
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Rev. D. E. Pickering advises that in connection with the Henty Easter celebrations Methodist members and adherents are holding a tea and social…
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