Great Hospital Appeal. Church and State Combine
ONE of the hon secretaries of the "Church and State great hospital appeal" writes as follows:—The Executive Committee of this…
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Churches, 1931
324 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 17
Baptist Church News
Good congregations were the features of the services held last Sunday. The evening service at Wellington was conducted by the…
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Some of our people have been busy during the holidays erecting an outdoor preaching place. This enclosure is adjoining the church. We held our first…
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Sir,--A plain man, not given to platitudes nor cheap advice, 1 nevertheless consider that plain men would do well to take a hand in this little game…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church and State Great Hospital Appeal. Voluntary Scheme Turned Down in Bourke State Lottery Approved Of
On Friday evening last in Wonderland Wintergarden a public meeting was held to consider the question of the Church and State Great Hospital…
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There were good congregations at both morning and evening services last Sunday at Wellington. The Church was crowded for the…
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Sir,--Having only just got over feeling badly about the ingratitude of the October elections, the ingratitude as evinced at the Christmas' dinner…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Church Services. Methodist Church
Sunday, January 17th. Narromine 11, Mr. L. Smith. 7.30, Young People's Service, preacher, Rev. H. G. Ingate. Mungery 3, Rev. H. G. Ingate…
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The fuel that the Rev. Bernard Deane was booked to speak in the Methodist Church last night was sufficient reason for the absence of…
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As we advertised, there is taking place in the Dubbo Baptist Church a series of addresses upon the perplexing conditions of the world's troubles…
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The advent of the sewer has starved out 50 per cent, of the mosquitoes in Dubbo, but the pests are still thriving in other centres. Recently, at…
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Strange happenings are sometimes recorded in the West, as, for instance, when a kangaroo hopped into a Trundle church recently…
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THERE is a tendency to return to church. Inquiries in the city and in various suburbs indicate that almost all churches are now receiving…
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There were good congregations at the Church last. Sunday. The Rev. J. Hunter took for the subject of his sermon, Hard Times, And…
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At Gundaroo, last Sunday, the Rev. Canon Robertson was holding service at 3 p.m. in the local hall. A cricket match was being held on the local…
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For some time past great has been the enthusiasm among the younger people of the assembly. Conducting their meetings under the auspices of…
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Strange happenings are sometimes recorded in the West, as, for instance, when a kangaroo hopped into a Trundle church recently,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Parish Priest Takes a Holiday
Cobar's parish priest, Rev. Dean Hughes, has gone Sydneywards for a month's holiday for health reasons. His place has been taken by Father…
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Mrs. F Coffee is an inmate of the District Hospital, where she recently underwent an operation. We are very pleased to report that she is making…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Church Column Baptist Church
Mrs. F. Coffee, is an inmate [?] District Hospital, where she hast [?] gone an operation. Operations [?] times are serious things, but it is [?]…
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