Baptismal Service Discussion At Pingelly Church
A Pingelly Baptist church meeting lists 7 p m baptismal service with Rev A N George to discuss Baptism necessary. Leaders include C B Bollety Br R Stanley and attendees Marwonga Hey A George.
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Newspaper
Pingelly Leader
Location
Pingelly, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
2
A Pingelly Baptist church meeting lists 7 p m baptismal service with Rev A N George to discuss Baptism necessary. Leaders include C B Bollety Br R Stanley and attendees Marwonga Hey A George.
Compiled notes show Salvation Army event with Captain Williams and Captain Major leading a holiness meeting. Children competed in eight pin games while Major Price contributed to program alongside Enay Dil.
The text records an upcoming opening of a lodge event by the Australian Natives' Association with a vice president named, inviting ladies and gentlemen to witness a session followed by a social dance. The notice specifies October Wednesday at 7:20 pm and a later 12 o'clock event.
A fragment from The Pingelly Leader shows per quarter and per annum rates in advance and booked options with figures 30 and 8 6 per annum and 10 0 per annum. The text is partial and may refer to subscription or advertising rates.
A circulated notice announces the formation of the Country Progress Party aiming to unite yeomen and agricultural interests to influence state and federal parliament. A Perth conference and Adelaide farmers conference are planned to push regional and state representation, with a Gill of October meeting hoped for attendance.
A public meeting of farmers and advisers is set for Saturday October 8 at 4 p.m. to consider forming a league in the Perth centre. The note calls for broad interest among wheat producers and asks those concerned to attend and show support for coordinated action.
The article notes a special return visit by Clement Wragge on Wednesday October 8 for one night. His discourse titled A voyage round the World is expected to be engaging, following his past lectures.
The Beverley branch of the A N Apalk held a midweek athletic program drawing about 400 spectators. Events included open bicycle races and a range of minor events, with strong participation from Neilson Ay J and others, plus an evening bill featuring music and refreshments.
A large gathering at the Brookton Agricultures hall bids farewell to Mr. F Carthew and Mrs Carthew on the eve of their departure for Caballing. The Golden Green Lodge members and district residents praise Carthew for halting hall debts and serving as stationmaster designate while Mrs Carthew is lauded for her support.
The Very Rev P J Gibney celebrated Mass at the local Catholic Church. A farewell social and presentation honored Mr W Clu low by the Beverley Athletic and Gymnastic Club at the White Hart Hotel. Beverley Roads Board discussed retirement of secretary and supervisor and a rate reform using the zone system. The Beverley Mutual Improvement Society hosted a quarterly social with songs, recitations, refreshments, and games.
A columnist mocks the Parliament agenda and long bills as an alarmingly bloated Orders of the Day. He jokes about holiday delays, the Survey Bill defeat, Rip Van Winkle, and calls for drastic reforms while lampooning roads and locals in Western Australia.
Immortal universe imagery and cosmic grandeur describe the soul, death’s sting, and divine power. The speaker praises celestial wonders, planetary visions, and the Master’s infinite creation.
A busy program across Pingelly and surrounding towns includes a formal AW.A. branch opening with O Donohue and Crawford, arrivals of Clem Wengge on October 3, reorganization of the Pingelly rifle club, formation talks for a musical society, and a busy cricket season with inter-club matches, uniforms, refreshment provisions, preliminaries for agricultural show, and a public show luncheon tender.
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