Press cutting, nd.
Refers to a children’s party held by the Woolwich Radical Club, at which Warwick (an old member) was presented with a parcel of tobacco; it gives him the suffix DCM and refers to the President wishing him “a safe return”, so it possibly dates to between October 1914 and November 1918.
From a collection of 64 papers associated with Pte Augustus Warwick, 1st Bn Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment) and his wife Dorothy Evelyn Warwick (née Glazebrook), 1899-1944.
Associated with World War One, Western Front and Home Front (1914-1918).