Carrington Church Social
Lust night a well-attended social and dance in connection with the Carrington St. Thomas's Women's Guild was held, for the purpose of…
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Churches, 1921
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Anglican
The erection of the new church at Islington is proceeding satisfactorily. The rector, Rev. W. F. James, the parochial council, and the women's guild, are…
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Field-Marshal Earl Haig was recently added to the eldership in St. Columba's Church, London (Rev. Dr. Fleming's), along with other six…
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Newcastle C.M.M. Brotherhood.—Although the brotherhood has been in existence for many years, it has kept in the one class of meeting all that time. Since…
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Catholic Federation.—The Cessnock branch recently realised, by means of a picture film, a record sum for parochial requirements…
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Mr. A. T. Waters, missionary at Oba, New Hebrides, considers that the condominium is most unsatisfactory. The natives of Oba unanimously voted in…
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The presentation board of the Cessnock Church of England parish has nominated the Rev. Harold Fewtrill, B.A., to succeeded the Rev. A. H…
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So far, two nominations for the office of Moderator of the Presbyteian General Assembly of New South Wales have been made. They are the Rev…
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One student out of every four in the State universities of America is a Methodist. Out of a total of 152,161, the Methodists number 36,605. The…
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The Rev. Wesley Stocks is now in Adelaide, where he has begun his itinerary for Methodist foreign mission work, which will continue until the…
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On Saturday next a social and presentation to the rector of the Cessnock Church of England (the Rev. A. H. Venn) will take place. Mr. Venn is…
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St. Philip's Presbyterian school hall, a Watt-street, Newcastle, was a pretty scene this afternoon, when a three lays' Scotch fair, to swell the funds of…
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Woman's place in the church was debated at the Ecumenical conference of the Methodist Church. Miss Daisy Davies (American Episcopalian) said…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Items of Interest to Hamilton Mrs. M. Nordsvan Death at Hamilton Prominent Church Worker
The funeral of Mrs. M. Nordsvan, relict of Mr. I. Nordsvan, late of Tighe's Hill, moved from her late residence, Gulliver-street, Hamilton,…
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The Presbyterian Church bazaar way opened under very favourable conditions yesterday afternoon at the Waratah School of Arts. There was an excellent…
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Last night a concert was promoted by the Ladies' Church Ald at Carrington Methodist Church, held in the K[?] There was a good attendance,…
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A Scottish fair, was opened yesterday afternoon in the school hall of St. Philip's Church, Watt-street, by Mrs. A. Goninan, who was subsequently presented…
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The magnificent return of £573 was announced last night as the net result of the recent conversazione held under the auspices of the Hamilton…
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Waratah Presbyterians had a happy gathering yesterday upon the opening of the church bazaar at the School of Aria. Stalls containing…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Catherine Hill Bay. the Methodist Church
The reopening of the two Methodist Churches, removed to a more central site, was celebrated by a tea and public meeting. The Rev. R. S. Thomas…
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