Grace Primitive Methodist Church - Revision history

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 '''''Additional information about the district:
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-'''On 1 July 1865 the editor of the South Australian Advertiser adds this paragraph to the article: "I have only a few words to say on the farmers' never failing topic - the weather; and that is that the present dry weather in very injurious to the crops and has altogether stopped the growth of the grass.  The lambing in this district will be very poor this year. I do not understand how Goyder's valuations and these dry seasons will correspond, but as you are a great advocate of them perhaps you can explain it." The Editor adds: "Goyder's valuations must be taken on an average of seasons; not the very worst, nor the very best."
+On 1 July 1865 the editor of the South Australian Advertiser adds this paragraph to the article: "I have only a few words to say on the farmers' never failing topic - the weather; and that is that the present dry weather in very injurious to the crops and has altogether stopped the growth of the grass.  The lambing in this district will be very poor this year. I do not understand how Goyder's valuations and these dry seasons will correspond, but as you are a great advocate of them perhaps you can explain it." The Editor adds: "Goyder's valuations must be taken on an average of seasons; not the very worst, nor the very best."
 '''In 1900 church union occurred between the Bible Christians, the Primitive Methodist and the Wesleyan Protestant Churches and formed one church known as the Methodist Church of Australia.'''

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 '''In 1900 church union occurred between the Bible Christians, the Primitive Methodist and the Wesleyan Protestant Churches and formed one church known as the Methodist Church of Australia.'''
 {{Info
-|Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Grace Plains Methodist Church,
+|Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Grace Plains Methodist Church
-|External Links='''Bold text'''
+|External Links=
 |Sources=South Australian Weekly Chronicle 10 June 1865, South Australian Advertiser 1 July 1865, Adelaide Observer 21st September 1867, South Australian Register 12 June 1865,
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 |SubCategory=Religious
 |AltName=Primitive Methodist Sabbath and Day School
-|Locality=Mallala South Australia
+|Locality=Mallala
 |DateEstablished=1865
 |Date approximate=No

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 '''In 1900 church union occurred between the Bible Christians, the Primitive Methodist and the Wesleyan Protestant Churches and formed one church known as the Methodist Church of Australia.'''
 {{Info
-|Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel,
+|Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Grace Plains Methodist Church,
 |External Links='''Bold text'''
 |Sources=South Australian Weekly Chronicle 10 June 1865, South Australian Advertiser 1 July 1865, Adelaide Observer 21st September 1867, South Australian Register 12 June 1865,

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 '''From the Adelaide Observer 21 September 1867:
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-Monday the 16th September 18s Forbes, Mrs Marshman and Miss 67 was the anniversary of the opening of the day-school held in the Primitive Methodist Chapel. The children were examined by Mr. William Storr of Port Gawler, who expressed satisfaction at the progress the scholars were making. He highly complimented Mr Lawson, the master, on the general state of the school.
+Monday the 16th September was the anniversary of the opening of the day-school held in the Primitive Methodist Chapel. The children were examined by Mr. William Storr of Port Gawler, who expressed satisfaction at the progress the scholars were making. He highly complimented Mr Lawson, the master, on the general state of the school.
 Though the weather was very bad and many children were kept away through sickness and other causes, there were between 30 and 40 children present.

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 The following article is compiled from various news paper articles published in 1865.
-'''The South Australian Register published on 12 June 1865, stated''': ''"Mr Roe, on  behalf of Mr Phillip Butler, (who had given the acre of land on which has been built the Primitive Methodist Church) promised another adjacent acre of land on which to build a school master's residence for the teacher in the day school. This speaks well for an out of the place such as this."
+'''The South Australian Register published on 12 June 1865, stated''': ''"Mr Roe, on  behalf of Mr Phillip Butler, (who had given the acre of land on which has been built the Primitive Methodist Church) promised another adjacent acre of land on which to build a school master's residence for the teacher in the day school. This speaks well for an out of the way place such as this."
 ''
-'''From the South Australian Weekly Chronicle 10 June 1865.
+'''The South Australian Weekly Chronicle 10 June 1865 adds this information:
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 ''"The neat stone edifice, intended to answer the double purpose of a day school and a Primitive Methodist Church on the site, was opened for divine worship last Sunday, when sermons were preached by the Rev. J.G. Wright and Mr. Kinner.

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 Some items were given and following a vote of thanks by the chairman the meeting separated with all highly delighted with the evening's entertainment."
-'''''Additional information from the district:
+'''''Additional information about the district:
 ''
 '''On 1 July 1865 the editor of the South Australian Advertiser adds this paragraph to the article: "I have only a few words to say on the farmers' never failing topic - the weather; and that is that the present dry weather in very injurious to the crops and has altogether stopped the growth of the grass.  The lambing in this district will be very poor this year. I do not understand how Goyder's valuations and these dry seasons will correspond, but as you are a great advocate of them perhaps you can explain it." The Editor adds: "Goyder's valuations must be taken on an average of seasons; not the very worst, nor the very best."

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 Monday the 16th September 18s Forbes, Mrs Marshman and Miss 67 was the anniversary of the opening of the day-school held in the Primitive Methodist Chapel. The children were examined by Mr. William Storr of Port Gawler, who expressed satisfaction at the progress the scholars were making. He highly complimented Mr Lawson, the master, on the general state of the school.
 Though the weather was very bad and many children were kept away through sickness and other causes, there were between 30 and 40 children present.
-A call was later made for subscriptions and with the money from the tea meeting, it was sufficient to pay the interest on the debt still due on the teacher's residence.
+In the afternoon a tea meeting was held in the school room, when a large number of children and their parents did ample justice to the good things provided - Mrs Forbes, Mrs Marshman and Miss Umpherston officiating.
 The amount of the principal, 65 pounds, was also promised and a list opened with money due to be paid after harvest. This debt has hitherto been a great drawback, and we rejoice that at last means have been found to wipe it out.
-Some items were given and following a vote of thanks by the chairman the meeting separated with all highly delighted with the evening's entertainment.
+Some items were given and following a vote of thanks by the chairman the meeting separated with all highly delighted with the evening's entertainment."
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 |Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel,
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-{{Memory|On 1 July 1865 the editor of the South Australian Advertiser adds this paragraph to the article: "I have only a few words to say on the farmers' never failing topic - the weather; and that is that the present dry weather in very injurious to the crops and has altogether stopped the growth of the grass.  The lambing in this district will be very poor this year. I do not understand how Goyder's valuations and these dry seasons will correspond, but as you are a great advocate of them perhaps you can explain it." The Editor adds: "Goyder's valuations must be taken on an average of seasons; not the very worst, nor the very best."}}
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-{{Memory|In 1900 church union occurred between the Bible Christians, the Primitive Methodist and the Wesleyan Protestant Churches and formed one church known as the Methodist Church of Australia.}}
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