

Elsie
Green (nee
Bone)
A
good many
evacuees
essentially
became part of
the hostess’
family and not
only stayed in
one place for
years, but
maintained
contact for
many years
after the War.
For example,
Arthur Govus
has for sixty
plus years still
kept in touch
with the
Bones’
family,
attending
weddings and
christenings,
etc, of the
grandchildren
of his original
billet hosts
who lived in
the Lythanger
Bungalow at
Empshott.

The "young" Bones, Fred , Doris and Elsie

Harry Withers, Arthur Govus and Elsie 1941
Lythanger
Bungalow at
Empshott

Harry Withers, Elsie and Freda 1943


1944 Arthur Govus, Elsie and
Freda

Harry Withers and Elsie 1942

Arthur Govus, Elsie Green (nee
Bones), Freda and John
Re-union 2005
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