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Unknown occasion or organisation about 1910 at Freeford
Rev Cohu - seated right; Mrs Mary Dyott - seated centre; seated on ground: J. Charles Phillips (centre); Alf Martin (left) |
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Kings Messengers & Band of Friends (girls' group) - ca 1918
Miss Hodges (the governess to Mary & Eleanor Dyott at Freeford) ran both groups. It is reasonable to assume she is pictured here at the centre. Seated front row: Edward Pass (2nd from left); Jack Pass (3rd from left); Reg Swain (4th from left); Bill Carter (3rd from right).
Bill Ballinger (middle row, far left)
The King's Messengers were a semi-religious, charitable organisation for children. Its purpose was for the children to learn about giving to missions and helping people in far away lands. |
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Band of True Friends with the Chief Friend, Mrs Mary Dyott (nee Paget) at Freeford - 1920
Rose Ballinger is standing front right; next to her (front row second from right) Daisy Owen.
Can you identify anyone? |
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Kings Messengers & Band of Friends (girls' group) - ca 1920 |
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Band of Friends - 1924 |
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Whittington Girl Guides - late 1920's/early 1930s
not in uniform - Edie Taverner
Back row: Bett Evans (2nd from left), Joan Simpson (4th from left), Barbara Fleming (5th from Left)
Phyllis Wardle (4th from left)
Front row: May Pass (1st from left)
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Band of Friends, Junior Festival - ca 1930 |
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Band of Friends, Senior Festival - ca 1930 |
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Band of Friends at Freeford - ca 1930 |
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Possibly Boys Club Group with Miss Smith |
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Dancing around the Maypole on the Croft - the Hawthorns can be seen in the background - probably 1930s |
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Scouts outside the School in Church Street - 1930s
John Britt (the tallest) not in uniform. Maurice Fisher (probably) next to him on the left. |
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Youth Club Membership Card - 1946/47 |
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Youth Club Membership Card (inside) - 1946/47 |
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Youth Club Play - At the Station - 1948
From left: Mary Withers, Margaret Baines, Betty Perry, Freda Boston, Rose Treadwell, Joyce Chapman, June Kendrick |
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Youth Club camping at Beaudesert - August Bank Holiday 1948
From left: Joyce Chapman, Rose Treadwell, Betty Perry, Barbara Phillips, June Phillips (two girls in background from Tipton) |
