Methodist Flower Show
THE annual flower show and industrial exhibition in aid of the funds of the Dubbo Methodist Church, will be opened at the Protestant Hall today (Wednesday), and be continued on…
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Churches, 1910
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The Methodist Flower Show
The above show and fair will be opened in the Protestant Hall this (Wednesday) evening. Exhibits for competition will be staged in the…
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The union of the Protestant churches, especially Anglican and Presbyterian, has been discussed by the Anglican Synod. A committee…
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The union of the churches, especially the Anglican and Presbyterian, was discussed by the Anglican Synod, end a committee to be appointed to watch for opportunities to bring…
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The services next Sabbath at the above will be conducted at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. by the Rev. A. J. Carter…
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The serives for next Sunday will be as follows:—11 a.m., "Anti-Christ"; 7.30 p.m., "Fulfilling the Law." Preacher, Rev. H. T. McGowan…
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THE annual flower show and industrial exhibition in connection with the Dubbo Methodist Church was opened at the Protes ant Hall on Wednesday evening, in the presence of…
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The Bishop of Bathurst (Dr. Camidge) visited Gilgandra for the purpose of consecrating the Anglican Church and to hold a confirmation service on…
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The united mission services commenced yesterday in the Presbyterian Church, when Mr. Fairley addressed the united Sunday schools and…
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THE Methodist flower show and industrial exhibition was opened again on Friday evening, when it finally closed, the three days having been a great success. There were…
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On Friday afternoon and evening the Methodist Flower Show was brought to a close, and the result of the effort, we believe, is likely to be satisfactory…
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The united mission services which have been held in the Oddfellows' Hall each evening during the week have been well attended. Mr. Fairley, the…
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The united mission which is being conducted in the Oddfellows' Hall by Messrs. Fairley and Little, evangelists of the Presbyterian Church, has been…
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THE Methodist Church annual Synod commenced its sittings at Bathurst on Tuesday, among those present being Rev. F. J. Curwood, of Dubbo. The following probationers were…
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Next Sunday the annual Flower Service will be held both at the parish church and at the mission. The children attending the 10 o'clock service are…
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TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) and tomorrow night, the Presbytorian Feto will be held in the skating rick. The creation of the stalls is complete, and they are heavily laden with…
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SUNDAY was Flower Sunday at the Church of England, and the service were of an interesting and pleasing nature. At 10 a.m. a children's service was held. The offering of flowers was…
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The annual flower service for the children of Holy Trinity parish was held on Sunday last. The children attending the 10 a.m. service were…
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On Friday evening, November [?], at 8 o'clock, Mr. M. J. Duffy (Mayor of Cobar) will open the the Methodist Fair and Flower…
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The following sensational message was cabled from London to Now York on Juno 4:—Protestant England is greatly agitated by strange and persistent reports…
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