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... Carmarthenshire Monthly Meeting. The CaWinistic Methodists held their Monthly Meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28th and 29th at Rhydoymmerau. The place being rather inconvenient, there were not many ministers and deacons present. At two o'clock the first day, a conference was held, presided over by Mr John Hughes, Llanelly, when resolutions relating tocon- nexional and other matters ...

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... ANNUAL MEETING. May Day, 1896, was a long-looked for day by the young women of Ferryside, it being the annual meeting and outing day of the Ferryside branch of the Girl's Friendly Society. It had been originally intended that the members should take a trip to the ancient ruins of Llanstephan Castle where the cup which cheers but does not inebriate was to be partaken of. It however trans- ...

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