Bemboka Catholic Ball
The ever popular ball in aid of the R.C. Church funds was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday night. The hall was very…
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Church and Woman Suffrage
"Are the Baptists, after all, going to give the lead to the churches in the matter of 'Woman suffrage?" asks the "Christian Commonwealth." "Recently a deputation of the…
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The ball in aid of the R. C. Church, which was held in the Cobargo School of Arts on Wednesday night last, was a must…
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The quarterly meeting of the Cobargo-Tilba Methodist Circuit was held at Central Tilba on July 10. The night being very cold, Mr. J. Latimer…
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In the year 1854—sixty years ago- the Presbyterian. congregation originated 'in Shoalhaven, and the office-bearers are now engaged arranging special…
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âI can never understand the arguments of those people who say that the church must have nothing to do with polities. Of course the church…
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A fashionable wedding in New York was rudely interrupted yesterday afternoon (says the correspondent of tho âDaily Telegraphâ on June 25),…
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The ball organised by the Bermagui parishioners of the Church of England was held on Friday night last week, and was apleasing social success as well…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Genesis of the Presbyterian Church in Shoalhaven. Reminiscences by R.A.
In the latter part of the year 1853, at the instance of the Sydney Presbytery, the late R[?] Alexander Salmon, Moderator, made a tour of the South…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Clay Eaters. Aid of the Catholic Church
What the Catholic Church has done for the Alabama "Hoosier," or clay eater, is given in two contrasting pictures by a writer in America. The first one is depressing enough…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Diamond Jubilee Celebrations. Shoalhaven Presbyterian Church. Making History
Monday night last marked an epoch in the records of the Shoalhaven Pres[?] a large congregation of the different denominations assembling at…
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Monday night last marked an epoch in the records of the Shoathaven Pribyte[?][ianism, a large congregation of the different denominations assembling at…
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The Rev. J. Kemp-Bruce, one-time minister of the Presbyterian charge of Shoalhaven, preached in the Nowra Church on Sunday last, in connection…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Methodist Farewell
On Friday night last, at a gathering of the local Methodist choir members, Miss M. A. Power was presented with…
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âWar would be greatly popular with the navy. The announcement of hostilities would be good news to every officer in the fleet, and be cheered…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Methodist Sale of Work and Entertainment
The Methodist Sale of Work and Entertainment was opened in the [?] or the Bega School of Arts on Yesterday night by the Mayor…
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The weather, was not all that might be desired for the opening of the bazaar in connection with the Church of England at the…
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Trinity Church, New York, which has just voted a handsome donation to the Preservation Fund of St. Paulâs Cathedral, is the most richly endowed parish…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Methodist Fair
The Methodists do not often appeal to the public for funds, and it was rather unfortunate that the Fair, for which the ladies had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Methodist Sale of Work
The above, which may now be regarded as an established annual fixture came off on Wednesday and Thursday, and in view of the…
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