Presbyterian
Services were disorganised somewhat yesterday on account of the rain. Intermittent showers too helped to make attendances much…
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Churches, 1940
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Church News Methodist
Owing to the abundant rain, for which we are all truly thankful, the afternoon service at Spring Plain was cancelled. It is hoped that it will be…
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The Methodist Annual Fair and Flower Show will be held in the Town Hall on Saturday next 28th September…
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The annual Church of England Bazaar and Exhibition of Flowers and Cooking was held in the Moree Memorial Hall on Friday afternoon…
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Splendid attendances marked the services each night of the Convention and despite the wet weather for Saturday and Sunday the Church…
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In spite of the rain on Saturday-- or perhaps because of it-- the response to the invitation of the Manilla Methodist Ladies'…
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At the annual meeting of the Manilla M.Y.P.C., Mr. F. R. Heywood was unanimously re-elected president for the 11th successive…
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Services were held yesterday at Narrabri in the morning, "Myall" in the afternoon and Wee Waa in the evening and all services were well…
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Moree, 11 a.m., Mr. Gentle. Moree, 7.30 p.m., Rev. A. C. Towner. Gravesend, 7.30 p.m., Mr. Gentle. Mungindi, 11 a.m., Rev. A. C. Towner…
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There was a fair attendance at the services yesterday despite the sudden cold change. Mr. H. K. Riley, travelling…
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The Manilla gardens, responding to the rain, are alive at the present time with a riotous mass of colour of spring blossoms and…
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The Methodist Red While and Blue Fair will be opened to-morrow (Friday) at 3 p.m.. The members of the church are anticipating considerable help from…
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The annual Scotch Fair was held on Saturday in ideal weather, and was very successful both from the social and financial aspects…
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The Moree Methodist "Red, White and Blue" Fair, flower show and sale of work, held in the Memorial Hall on Friday, was one of the most successful…
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The members of the Junior and Senior Choirs gathered in force yesterday on the occasion of their Choir Festival. There were a few…
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Services were conducted as usual on Sunday at Wee Waa in the morning, Spring Plain in the afternoon and Narrabri in the evening. All…
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Splendid attendances at all services marked the visit of His Lordship the Bishop. The Lantern Lecture at night in…
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The usual services were held on Sunday at Maule's Creek in the afternoon, and Narrabri in the evening both services maintaining the…
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Last Sunday week the Narrabri pulpit was occupied by Mr. Gordon Young and Mr. Ian McFee. The early part of the service was…
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Commencing next Sunday a fort-night's mission will be held in Moree by the Rev. Fathers Monaghan and Brosnahan, of the Marist Order…
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