Methodist Church
The final preparatory service to the mission to be conducted by the Rev. Wallace Deane, M.A., B.D., Chairman of the Bathurst District, will be held…
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Churches, 1923
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Live "Copy" for the Church
The Church's merchandise, the most valuable in the world, needs no advertising, it has generally bee supposed, since it is free for the…
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Memorial Services will be held morning and evening, at St. John's Church on Sunday next, for the late Sir Walter Davidson.—R. Barry Brown, Rector,…
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During the last fortnight there has been much activity, in the churches established in Dubbo, and interest has been concentrated on them largely to…
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The annual meeting of the Catholic Tennis Club, Dubbo, was held at the Catholic Boys' School on Sunday evening, Mr. E. J. Logue was in the chair…
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This match was played on the Methodist court on Saturday, and resulted in an easy win for the town team. The following were the scores:…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lord Alfred Douglas's Charges Lord Kitchener and the Jews Mr. Winston Churchill's Evidence
A case which created great interest in England was recently heard when Lord Alfred Douglas received a farthing damages from the "Morning…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic
The annual Presbyterian Sunday School picnic was held yesterday in Glenrock paddock, the day being a pleasant one for such an outing, which…
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The Dubbo Catholic. Tennis Club he[?] their annual meeting during last weekend. About 50 members were present, the President (Mr. E. J. Logue) being…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Lord Alfred Douglas's Charges Lord Kitchener and the Jews Mr. Winston Churchill's Evidence
A case which created great interest in England was recently heard when Lord Alfred Douglas received a farthing damages from the "Morning…
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The Methodist Mission services, conducted by the Rev. Wallace Deane, M.A., B.D., which commenced on Wednesday last, have proved very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wongarbon Presbyterian Fair
On Saturday, 22nd September, Wongarbon was a scene of bustle and activity, when the first effort in aid of the local Presbyterian Church was held in…
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The Methodist special mission, which was conducted by the Rov. Wallace Deauc, M.A., B.D., was concluded last night. The services throughout the…
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On Sunday night at the Baptist Church, the Rev. F. J. Dunkley will preach the tenth sermon of the "Pictures of tho Bible" series. The title…
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It has been decided by the congregation of St. Brigid's, Dubbo, to hold a fete early in December, to raise funds towards reducing the debt on the Sacred…
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On Tuesday evening last the Empire Hall was the scene of the Church of England Ball, which was held in aid of Holy Trinity Church Memorial…
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On Sunday a meeting of the congregation of St. Brigid's was held in connection with the holding of the annual fete. The meeting was very well…
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The Baptist Church was well filled on Sunday night when the Rev. F. J. Dunkley preached the tenth sermon of the 'Pictures of the Bible" series. The…
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The Rev. H. Barder, preaching in the C.E. at Lithgow, complained that the Church of England did not seem to welcome strangers with that warmth…
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On Sunday night at the Baptist Church the Rev. F. J. Duuklcy will preach tho eleventh sermon of "The Pictures of the Bible" series. The…
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