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afternoon and go to the Magnus' - if they could take us. They could, so we moved.
Saturday, January 23rd
Our first plans were to stay with them [[insertion]] the M's [[/insertion]] until after Ed had arrived, but [[strikethrough]] on Saturday [[/strikethrough]] [[insertion]] today when [[/insertion]] we phoned Mrs Wooler to tell her we were not coming, - this at 8: 30 a.m - we were told that she was in town. Dick then went to the J.A.A and met one of the daughters and told her we were not coming, but it seems that Mrs Wooler had misunderstood. In order to clarify matters I made arrangements to go see Mrs Wooler this afternoon.
It was just as well I did, as when I got home Irene told me they would have to charge an extra 5 shillings a week for tea. This would make our bill [[pound symbol]] 5/15 - almost [[pound symbol]] 6. Also Mrs Wooler had said that laundry would never be more than 1/6 apiece and I know my laundry at 6 Norman road would be above that. Anyway a shilling saved is a shilling earned,