Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... +RED CROSS® THE POUTS TUI »ED * «T. Mm* m*a4> »•» ■« «»• (C4t*.rm*n : Col. lit** «t. Hon. p.c.. «.« • THIS SPACE IS * BIFT THE RED CROSS Rvl Th« Prowietors »f IHHHEFORD’S MA6WESIA” | YOUNG ALLWOODII PLANTS »rt >t> for d*liw«ry. tfMC tl l*Uctlo*« thaw ...
... RED cross '■■ c ;..rmail balance • t.. ...
... For Red Cross A darts match was played on Wednesday between the and Horses and Ole King Cole ' tams. The former won 5-4. Details (the Waggon and Horses' , team first.: H. Gaunt 501. H. Clay 491: P/0 Palmer 310, E. Hundleby 501; F. Jackson 27 F. Simpson ...
... FOR RED CROSS Mr. C. F. Smith, hon. organising secretary of the Local Appeal Committee for the Duke of Gloucester’s Red Cross and St. John Fund, acknowledges the sum of £2O, part of the proceeds of a dance held at the Assembly Rooms, Lincoln on May 15 ...
... RED CROSS SMRTS eOMMITTH W THE MS CROSS A ST. JOUR fChairraso i Col, Tbs Rt. Hon. Lou Wiosah, r. 4., 0.C.5., 0.c.t,0., cm) To The Hon. Sccrelary Red Cross A St. John Fund Sports riswo'lttsf, Dept. fa. Lancaster Cate, London, W.a, ptaara ...
... THE RED CROSS , step forwari Lincolnshire. There was one snag at the moment, they could not secure sufficient costings from farm accounts to form a true picture of the country. The Accountant, Mr. Bayliss, dealt with a number of queries by members on ...
... FOR RED CROSS competition for doll, dressed and presented Mrs. A \V. Hall, of Carholme-road. Lincoin, realised £l3 3s. for the Bed Cross Prisoners of War Fund. Mr. W. E. Brown adjudicated, and the doll was won by Mrs, Rolletl, of Hewsonrbad. 'Lincoln ...
... FOR RED CROSS. Farmers and Auctioneers Co-operate In Novel Scheme. K.mwrs mnd their employee*, auctioneer* and other people directly interested In the agricultural Industry, lirlng within radius ol approximately ten miles of Lincoln, are embarking on ...
... pardon | yhenever I She rega ed him indignantly. “ Will you not take so much trouble for o” ne she demanded. He lifted his red brows, “ What do you want me to do?” he asked. She now became vague. “Obtain a pardon or—something,” she nswered; “anything ...
... For Red Cross A T as very gratifying to find -A. tile local tted Cros.. pennya-week fund is doing such splendid work. There are so many appeals upon tne public's pur se what with contributions to the war effort, the Hospital and otindry other demands ...
... IN THE RED CROSS ...
... RED CROSS. r '.'ipieats «>; honours Ins .M»j'-*tv the King s»»m. r Edith received th'- Ro\al Red Cross. Sue daughter of ilrs. W. Ald rman, received her training at> a nurse oeaiuen's 110.-pital and Waterloo latier, she was at one time n. She is now sister ...