Item 03: Thomas Alcock war narrative, 1917-February 1919 - Page 95
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[Page 95]
with us. He is very restless in his manner, and I think deaf.
I became attached to the Congregational Church here. Took a class also in the Salvation Army. Spoke on the Open Air.
During the week-days I would go and see the Boy-Scouts drills The Girl Guides also had a troup Upon leaving Southall I was given a photo of the Girl Guides and the boy scouts. I visited different people in the locality and was warmly welcomed.
Of a Saturday Afternoon a lady friend would come down and take me out for a walk in the chair. It was beautiful to go to the surrounding parts of Southall, Axbridge, Parish of Norwood, were two
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