... WHY THE FLAGS WERE OUT SEVENOAKS MEN HOME FROM DUNKIRK When Guardsman James Berry reached his home at 146 Seal-road, Sevenoaks, on Saturday he was greeted with fluttering Union Jacks and streamer on which were the words; “Welcome Home.” Guardsman Berry ...

... left behind in a dug-out. The only road knew was that to Dunkirk, so, finding a lorry, he set out for the coast with three or four other men. When they reached Bergues, about ten miles from Dunkirk, they joined up with the Royal Engineers in one the forts ...

... Colin Yarrow, R. West Kent Regt., after mid-day on Tuesday, May 28, when was seen by brother officers about 27 miles from Dunkirk. ...

... DUNTON GREEN THANKSQI VINO SERVICES for the successful evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk were held at St. John’s Church Sunday, there being Deum. PINED AT BROMLEY. —John James Richard Newman, Donnlngton M»aor. London-road, Dunton ...

... Bennett as accompanist. Miss Daen read the lesson. ST. NICHOLAS' CHURCH.—Prayers of thanksgiving for the deliverance from Dunkirk were offered on Sunday. The Church was completely filled the morning service, conducted by the Rector, and there was again ...

... brief halt in the town. News shortly spread that these were some of the men who had taken part in the historic evacuation of Dunkirk, ana in a few moments they were being accorded an unofficial reception of the warmest kind. Including every sort refreshment ...

... IDE HILL THANKSGIVING SERVICES for tbs sale evacuation the B.E.F. from Dunkirk were held tike Cburcb Budday. tfce Rev. G. H. (vicar) conducting services, and expressing especial thanks for the safe return number 01 local lads. News has still be of several ...