The Salvation Army

[Celtient]

The best of a bad bunch. At least they do some good at times. Having said that, I quit as a junior soldier, age 9, disillusioned due to the lack of weapons training

[Sailor]

Done a lot of good in East London,

[Omygawd]

My Dad said that in the 2nd world war (he was front line) the Sally were always around with food and drink. Naafi nowhere to be seen.

[Max B Gold]

They have a shop in our High Street selling assorted tat from every decade since the end of the war.

I suspect Gilso gets his stock for his Tattatoria from there

[Scuba Diver]

Done a lot of good in East London,

Do a cooked breakfast twice a week in Southend for those in need. I used to attend when times were tight : lovely people

[Oiram]

The best of a bad bunch. At least they do some good at times. Having said that, I quit as a junior soldier, age 9, disillusioned due to the lack of weapons training

You were probably chucked out for blowing your own trumpet daily.

[greyhound]

used to call them sally Ann.
when we where kids we only went there
because they gave us a free hot dog.

[Sailor]

Ran the " mothers hospital" Homerton, Hackney,

[Omygawd]

The best of a bad bunch. At least they do some good at times. Having said that, I quit as a junior soldier, age 9, disillusioned due to the lack of weapons training

You were probably chucked out for blowing your own trumpet daily.

What were you saying to others about garbage comments?

[Oiram]

The best of a bad bunch. At least they do some good at times. Having said that, I quit as a junior soldier, age 9, disillusioned due to the lack of weapons training

You were probably chucked out for blowing your own trumpet daily.

What were you saying to others about garbage comments?

You should know, you make enough of them!

[Thor]

I understand that they do a lot of work with the homeless etc. That should be applauded.

[one o in huntingdon]

Got a lot of time for the Sally Army, they had a Citadel on the corner of my turning in Walthamstow.
Usually give them and Crisis a donation at Christmas, do good work for the homeless.
Do they still come round the pubs with the War Cry or Young Soldier?

[Disoriented]

Agree, probably the most grounded of them all.

[Omygawd]

You were probably chucked out for blowing your own trumpet daily.

What were you saying to others about garbage comments?

You should know, you make enough of them!

[Omygawd]

What were you saying to others about garbage comments?

You should know, you make enough of them!

Your name calling and playground responses do you no credit.
Time for bed, foe list fella.

[Oiram]

You should know, you make enough of them!

Your name calling and playground responses do you no credit.
Time for bed, foe list fella.

‘Time for bed?’ Who are you, Aunty Maud?
Fcuk orf!

[Omygawd]

Your name calling and playground responses do you no credit.
Time for bed, foe list fella.

‘Time for bed?’ Who are you, Aunty Maud?
Fcuk orf!

Reported

[Oiram]

You were obviously the classroom snitch?

[Sid Bishop]

Old boy I used to work with said that when he was called up for national service, he was put in the Army. When they asked him what religion he was he said ''The SA'' When asked what he meant he said ''The Salvation Army'' ! lovely old guy and all his family ( still see his son who lives round the corner from me ) were in the Salvation Army. When I see his son, we often talk about his dad who was a real character ! Yes good people who do a lot of good work for those in need and I buy the pack of Christmas cards which they send to me at Christmas.