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Methodist Church, Neath, 75th Anniversary. Recorded 19 September 1983. Part 2/4.
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SummaryTAPE 340B 75th Anniversary Neath Methodist church.
Recorded 19th September 1983.
Part 2/4.
Recording took place during the 75th Anniversary celebrations for the Neath Methodist church. Most of the recording is of the anniversary church service, with various short interviews with members of the congregation.
00:01
Recording of service (continued)
5:45
Service Cont.
7:00
Hymn
10:00
Service Cont.
26:30
Hymn
28:30
Dick Drinkwater. Jack Drinkwater. Mira Drinkwater. Jean Drinkwater. Jack Drinkwater
29:05
Una Bytheway, Bill Bytheway
29:35
Short interview with Mrs Edmonds (nee Wilson) about Neath Moved to Neath year the year the church was built. Owned newsagents at Neath. Later moved to Marks Point. Recollection of building Methodist church
31:30
Fred Yeatman. Everington family. Deliver meat on a push bike from Hector's butchery, Abermain
32:42
Short interview with Tom Fairfull. Hanley. Bert Maher, Dave Coldrake, Fairfull's general store, Abermain, Bert Longworth, Tom Lofthouse
33:50
Hector Roddom
34:45
Joe Shakespeare. Tom Walton
36:30
Short interview with Eddie Little
37:10
Tom Hetherington, born 1913
37:30
Kenny Cusick, Jimmy Cusick
38:05
Tom Shakespeare. Joe Tom Shakespeare
38:40
Myra Douglas
35:30
Short interview with Ken Cusick
40:45
Gary Purcell
40:58
Short interview with Len Alexander
42:30
End (Tape 340/Side B)
PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToTom FairfullFred YeatmanBill Bytheway - Post Office History. Recorded 13 September 1995. Part 1/1.Mrs Freda Edmonds, née Wilson (1897-) - Operated mixed business at Neath. Part 1/1. Recorded c. 1983.CollectionVoices of the HunterIdentifier340B
Recorded 19th September 1983.
Part 2/4.
Recording took place during the 75th Anniversary celebrations for the Neath Methodist church. Most of the recording is of the anniversary church service, with various short interviews with members of the congregation.
00:01
Recording of service (continued)
5:45
Service Cont.
7:00
Hymn
10:00
Service Cont.
26:30
Hymn
28:30
Dick Drinkwater. Jack Drinkwater. Mira Drinkwater. Jean Drinkwater. Jack Drinkwater
29:05
Una Bytheway, Bill Bytheway
29:35
Short interview with Mrs Edmonds (nee Wilson) about Neath Moved to Neath year the year the church was built. Owned newsagents at Neath. Later moved to Marks Point. Recollection of building Methodist church
31:30
Fred Yeatman. Everington family. Deliver meat on a push bike from Hector's butchery, Abermain
32:42
Short interview with Tom Fairfull. Hanley. Bert Maher, Dave Coldrake, Fairfull's general store, Abermain, Bert Longworth, Tom Lofthouse
33:50
Hector Roddom
34:45
Joe Shakespeare. Tom Walton
36:30
Short interview with Eddie Little
37:10
Tom Hetherington, born 1913
37:30
Kenny Cusick, Jimmy Cusick
38:05
Tom Shakespeare. Joe Tom Shakespeare
38:40
Myra Douglas
35:30
Short interview with Ken Cusick
40:45
Gary Purcell
40:58
Short interview with Len Alexander
42:30
End (Tape 340/Side B)
PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToTom FairfullFred YeatmanBill Bytheway - Post Office History. Recorded 13 September 1995. Part 1/1.Mrs Freda Edmonds, née Wilson (1897-) - Operated mixed business at Neath. Part 1/1. Recorded c. 1983.CollectionVoices of the HunterIdentifier340Bloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Methodist Church, Neath, 75th Anniversary. Recorded 19 September 1983. Part 2/4., [340B]. Living Histories, accessed 04/10/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/56015