... C. Fox, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, acting metres at Winierrux Floapital, wbo resides at Crowthorne, bag been awa rde d the Royal Red Orces Decoration (Second Class). Her father, ...

... MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES A READING NURSING SISTER The Supplement to the London Gazette of April 4 carries the announcement that Miss Joan Bowstead, nursing officer (sister) in Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...

... Carshalton, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, and Willesden Maternity Hospital, Kingsbury. As a nursing sister in Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, she served ...

... Imperial Service Medal The King has awarded the Imperial Service Medal to the following: Ernest Bertle Mills. sorting clerk and telegraphist, Reading; Henry Edward Walesby Newman, assistant superintendent, Post Office, Reading; Albert Seeward, overseer ...

... Blandy, by the Queen Vittoria Jubilee Institute for District Nilrailli in Reading; Mrs. R. G. Rix and Dr. A. N. by the Carnahan' Nursing Association. The new Council will bold *See for three years. The Council now provides a nursing see. nor few members ...

... ARMY NURSES FUNERAL Military honours were at the funeral at Reading Cemetery on Monday of Sister Maude Rummell, whose 'dada at Queen Alexandra's Hospital for Raters, Vincent Square, S.W., announced in our hat Woe. Sister Rummell, who 42, eldest daughter ...

... OriTy for sta — ting that Queen Alexandra, who has succeeded Queen Inatome as Commander-in-Chief of this great arny of health- I bearem to the poor. lake, the greeted interest hal the welfare of the Jubilee lestitute for Nurses, and it her Majesty pleasure ...

... s watch. Warranted 6 years, £3/3/0. — Winch's. 23. Friar Street. Reading. lIIHE IMPERIAL TYPEWRITER (British A. right through) is built to last. There are more Imperials sold in the British Isles to-day than any other writing machine, almost as many as ...

... MALE DISTRICT NURSE NEW Q.V.I. SERVICE Reading's first male Queen's! D ,,„trica Nurse. Mr. T. M. of 31, Alexandra Road. was I ' , resent at the Governors' annual! of the Queen Victoriaç ln,..utute in the Town ...

... Reading Queen's Nurses with the Superintendent, Miss Carden (seventh from left, standing), whO attended a service of thanksgiving at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. till.C.A. TIMED MAYOR OF READING'S RECEPTION ISeveral hundred workers for the TALOA. (both ...

... A MIDWIFERY SERVICE. With regard to the Midwives Act, 1936.1 the Corpomtion had, in the main, handed over the working of this to the Institute. The latter had been asked to provide six midwives for the service, and a two years' contract had been entered ...

... the Reading Queen Victoria Institute for District Nurstng yesterday afternoon at the Town Hall. He went on to say that this Institute with its high ideals of faithful service belonged to the future we all uelieve in; that future of service and not of profit ...