Christmas Message From Inverell Salvation Army Band
The Inverell Salvation Army Band spreads the Christmas message in town, performing in main streets on Christmas Eve and ending at the hospital on Christmas Morning. Captain Cross reflects on Jesus drawing people to him, compares Christ’s knock at the heart to a locked door, and urges heartfelt gifts of love over material goods.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Jesus
Shwe
Etosa
Inverell
Salvation Army
Christman
Cross
Christ
Mary and
Joseph
Jeter
Church
Church OF England
Ifehongra
Delmwara
Me Russell
Little Plain
Ciristmug
T. Jungr
Hon. Haly Fonenan
Boonda
Holy Communion
E. Reyner
Bt. Andrew's
Bt Andrew's
Aim
Gilgaind
Gilly
Christies
Chum
Fd Hayes
BCH OF Christ
Mr TW Young
Tis Pam
Cape
Christmas Tree Delight Draws 110 Children to RSL Event
More than 100 children and ex servicemen attended the RSL Christmas Tree party. Santa arrived by sleigh to gifts named for each child, with a talking doll a pony ride and plenty of sweets, ice cream and cordial. Captain Crow and Captain Sunastune performed, the tree glittered, and volunteers funded the celebration with donations.
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R.S.L
Santa
Hener
Gerytleman
Will
Rania Jid
Teave
Bayer
Crow
Iniere
Salvation
Sunastune
Sunalitte
Lowe
Tingtom
Inverell Radiance club raises funds with card games
The Inverell Radiance staff raised 21 pounds on Friday after earlier a 30 Mixmaster was donated to the club. Mim Lolo of Jack Street won the final competition, with other prizes including a kitchen set donated by Mrs. Meale and a dainty baby set donated by Mrs. Dawes won by Frank Kingsley Gum Flat. The club thanks supporters for the year.
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Inverell
Mim Lolo
Jack Street
Fragmented Text Notes on Jesus Christ and Fellowship
The passage discusses Jesus as the final self representation of God in human form. It emphasizes his sacrificial love holiness and redemptive power as core elements. A fellowship event is mentioned with singing at a temple and a morning service planned.
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Jesus
Tingha RSL Branch to Buy Its Own Building for Club
Tingha Sub-branch of the RSL plans to purchase the Bargain Arcade building in Tingha and convert it into a club. A branch meeting approved the move with financial arrangements discussed and no strings attached. The project aims to provide new rooms and a community venue, with broader goals including a possible Olympic pool and park in time.
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Tingha R.S.L
Tingha
The
RSL
Bargain Arcade
Ok Ohduede
Nbenie
Jones
Tian
Jonies
Roma
Legacy And Homes For Aged To Share £700 Each
Inverell Legacy and Homes for the Aged will each receive £700 from the 1952 Wool and Harvest Festival. The festival profit reached £1402 6s, with £170 more than last year, and £40 carried forward. A motion to allocate £700 to each charity and £40 forward passed.
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Inverell
Canees Mitter
Pele
Stoud
Wool Queen Committee
Harvest Queen
TSE
Carr
Warl
RA. Miller
G. Saville
Two Day Festival Field Bay in 1953
A fragment of a 1953 festival report mentions a two day event at a council chamber venue with various local figures and private enterprise involved in planning. It notes interest in festival formats and potential field activities and farm displays during the event.
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Field Bay
Hemerman
Lons
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