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St Andrew's Manilla marks 30 years of faith and progress
The Manilla parish hall welcomed St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and friends for a 30th anniversary. Speakers traced the church's 1903 to 1913 development, including a 1904 opening, the first ordained minister A M Ogilvie, and the move to a debt free manse by 1911. The event honored past work, noted wartime trials, and urged plans for a new church building while praising the Ladies Guild and local officials for support.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Manilla
M. Mitchell
God Hie
Wei Me
Mechanic’s Tnstitute
John Walker
Dr. Walker
Smith
J. J. Smith
J. D. Kennedy
Tamworth
Mechanic's Institute
A. M. Ogilvie
Warby
General Assembly of Australia
Presbytery of
New England
Jas. Kinghorn
St. Peters
North Sydney
Ogilvie
Bective
Bendemeer
Barraba
E. N. McKie
Charles Anderson
Adam Park
Ork
D. K. Telfer
Namoi
Jan. Kinghorn
Monte Adan Park
A. Blanch
T. W. Roberts
J. Glover
J. Veness
C. Anderson
J. B. Thorn
G. A. Gordon
E. D. Pearson
S. M. Mitchell
Kennedy
Ald AR. McLeod
David Allen
Mechanic’s Institute
Presbyterian General Assembly
Dr. Johnston
Royal Hotel
Ellis
W. HL McCook
St. Andrew's College
Home Mission Committee
The
Presbyterian Church
John D. Kennedy
W. Mitchell
Presbyterian
Presbyterian School
Manilla Presbyterian Church
W. H. McCook
General Assembly
Walker
Upper Namei
John Glover
M. Byron
W. Chapman
Ald
G. A. White
Mandowa Shire
St. Andrew's
Dr. White
R. Grayson
Mr Grayson
Mitchell
Grayson
Allmott
Committee of Management
Ie Ladies Guild
Ir. Blanch
Nemoi River
Aley
Ladies Guild