Presbyterian Fete
The annual sale of work in connection with Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Dubo, will be held at the Church School Hall on Wednesday and…
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Churches, 1923
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Why Labour Dislikes the Church
Spats and creased trousers catch the Church's eye almost to the exclusion of brogans and blue denim, say a number of labour leaders in candidly…
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The Baptist Church was well filled on Sunday night when the Rev. F. J. Dunkley preached the 5th sermon of "The Pictures of the Bible" series. The title…
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The Presbyterian School Hall was transformed on Wednesday afternoon into a place where almost anything could be purchased with commendable…
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At St. Androw's Presbyterian Church last evening the Rev. C. J. Mackay, who has been relieving Minister for the past three or four mouths, bade…
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Since Friday last people from all parts of Australia have been arriving in Bathurst, and yesterday special trains were run from Dubbo, Orange…
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There was a large congregation at the Baptist Church last night when the Rev. P. J. Dunkley preached the sixth sermon of the "Pictures of the Bible"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Anglican Church, Dubbo. a Busy Week
Announcements have been made of a busy week in hand at this church. On Tuesday and Thursday Confirmation candidates in No. 1 section will receive…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Presbyterian Bazaar
On Wednesday and Thursday last the congregation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church hold their annual bazaar. On this occasion it was held in the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Dubbo Methodist Church. Jubilee Celebration. 1873—1923
On Sunday and Monday last the Dubbo Methodist Church held celebration services and entertainment commemorative of the fiftieth year of…
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Methodism in Dubbo has just celebrated the jubilee of its foundation in this centre. As far back as 1873 the building of the first church, now used…
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On Monday evening a tea meeting was held in the Protestant Hall. It was an old time tea meeting, one of those functions that were the joy of church…
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The Mission to be conducted by the Rev Wallace Deane, M.A., B.D., in the Wellington Methodist Church will commence on Wednesday, September 26th…
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The Rev and Mrs. Ford, who have accepted the call to St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, arrived in Wellington on Tuesday night. Yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Methodist Jubilee
The jubilee colorations of the Dubbo Methodist Church were brought to a close on Monday evening by a public meeting in the church. In addition to…
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The annual Church of England ball, the proceeds of which is to be devoted to the completion fund at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, will be held at the…
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There was a good congregation at the Baptist Church last night when the Rev F. J. Dunkley preached the seventh sermon of the "Pictures of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Anglican Bishop in Dubbo Official Men's Breakfast. Stirrnig Address
Dr. R. M. Long, Angllean Bishop of Ba[?]hurst, arrived in Dubbo on Saturday evening, and on Sunday conducted a Confirmation service at Holy Trinity…
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The Bishop of the Bathurst diocese, Dr. Long, visited Dubbo for the services on Sunday at Holy Trinity Church. The day was a busy one for the Bishop…
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Wellington 11 a.m. Windorah 3 p.m., Wellington 7.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. H. G. Ford…
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