Collie Catholic Ball
The annual Catholic Ball, held at Collie on Friday night last was attended by over 50 couples, visitors being present from Gilgandra, Dubbo,…
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Churches, 1935
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Church Services
Following are the various services for Sunday next. CHURCH OF ENGLAND Trinity XV (S. Michael and All…
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IT was pleasing to see the number who came along as a working bee to trim up the church grounds at Seatonville. A very happy time was…
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In connection with the above Church there will be held on Sunday week (October 6th) the Annual Flower Services; in the…
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This year's annual bazaar, in aid of the Cobar Catholic Church funds, was held in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday…
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Mr. Churchill, addressing the Carlton Club said he was surprised that so great a man as Mussolini was willing and even…
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A very beautiful service took place at St. Stephens' Church last Sunday at 11 a.m.It was the Children's Annual…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Impressive Dedication of Church of All Saints'. Attended By Hundreds Place of Beauty Dedicated to Worship
"A place as beautiful and worthy of its purpose as the hands of [?] own [?] it." said the Bishop [?] of the Diocc[?] of Bathurst, at the dedication of All Saints Church of England at Trangie, on Wednesday afternoon. He delivered a forcible address to…
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The culmination of nine years of patient work came on Wednesday afternoon, when the Anglican Church of All Saints' was dedicated by the…
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The final club dance held on Tuesday night took on a special importance by reason of the presentation made to our first two members to…
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The concert that was produced in Gilgandra recently by the Wesley Guild was presented with every success at Kickabil last night. As a…
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Last Sunday night's service was a memorial to the late Mrs. Barnes, and friends and relations augmented the congregation. The choir…
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Overseas Missions have been much in mind of late during the celebration of the anniversary of the Methodist…
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A euchre party and dance was held in Leary's Hall on Friday night last in aid of the funds of the Catholic Church…
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The evening' services at Wellington are now timed to start at 7.30 p.m. It is to be hoped there will be a, good, attendance at all services…
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Services will be held next Sunday as follows:—Children's Sunday School 11 a.m.; Evening Service 7.30 p.m.—…
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Prominent among many well-known figures associated with the early history of the Baptist Church in Wellington, who were present at the annual tea and business meeting at the Baptist Church last Thursday night, was…
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Last Thursday evening a social was held in the I.O.O.F. Hall organised by Miss D. Bonnington for the Presbyterian Church. Despite…
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Members and non-members are cordially invited to the coming meeting on next Sunday evening at 8.30, when Major Murphy, the well known…
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Following the success of their performance at Kickabil recently, the Methodist Concert Party will play at Curban on 16th. inst.As patrons…
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