Group outside the Mission in Angelina Street. Mr Bowyer (front row with moustache) was the leading figure for many years. Apart from handing out soup, the Angelina street mission was somewhere where the people of Butetown could meet, children attended Sunday school, Whitson treats were organised and as part of the Christian mission, a benevolent club provided food & clothing for the destitute.
Photo published in Western Mail in 1970
Mission ladies outing. Theresa Rees front row second on left, Nana Santos second row behind lady in white dress carrying handbag, Mrs Roberts 3rd from R in the front, Rose Dacruz tallest lady at back on left, Front row, Mrs Brito, Mrs Jason, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Best, Mrs Pervo, Mrs Boston, Mrs Williams, Mrs Sinclair, Mrs Actie, Mrs dacruz, Mr Williams. Mrs Lima behind Theresa Rees. Sarah Laventure 3rd row, 3 in from L.Gertie Pine second left and Dorothy Tucker 3rd left top, Rosetta Williams back row in fron of the first bus window on L. Mrs Soloman.
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in Cardiff docks for the opening of Queen Alexandra Dock on 13 July 1907.
Seen here leaving for a triumphal procession to the city.
