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... For The Red Cross. GRADUALLY things are becoming mere normal and many societies have decided to carry on as usual as long they can. It is pleasant to have an entertainmant to distract one’s thoughts for a few hours, and I am pleased to hear that such ...
... FOR RED CROSS (To the Editor of the “North-Eastern Gazette’*) Sir, —i have received a letter from the Lord Mayor of Londou, who states that be is organising a great effort response to the Duke of Gloucester’s Appeal on behalf of the British Red Cross and ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS. Lisbon, Thursday Night. The British Colony here despatched to-day the Aragon the Bed Cross Society in London the first instalment articles for the victims of tlie war. The Anglo-Franco-Belgisn Committee has remitted £320 the Paris Red ...
... THE RED CROSS THE thing that stands out prominently in all the stories told by our repatriated prisoners, no matter what part of the country they hail from, or what camp they have been in overseas, is the unanimous tribute to the parcels of the Red Cross ...
... For Red Cross In connection with the raising of £60 10s for the Red Cross penny-a-week fund reported in the '■ Mail recently, it should be pointed out that this sum was collected in the Setting Dyke and Ledbury estates, Pnory-rd., district 21 ...
... For the Red Cross Three • children. Barbara Booth, aged eight, Brian Petch, aged nine, and Norman Best, aged five, have collected 12s 6d as the result of two jumble sales held on Saturday, June 3, and Saturday, Jun3 17, on the Summergangsrd. The oddments ...
... For Red Cross The following children, ail 12 years old. raised £1 10s for Red Cross Pennv-a-Week Fund a jumble sale: Kenneth Crooks, til, Ella-street; Bruce Winter. 75. Salisburvstreet; Dennis Bielby, Newstead-street. ...
... For Red Cross of £17 3s 6d has th° i sed for Hull's Red ny-a-Woek Fund th efforts of the Jar, the Minerva Hotel, (jfjfis B. Baker. A collects bottle with Ught £12 3s 6d and kJ* ltion arising out hsed a further £5. ci, the competition patrons of the ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS Halifax Helps Hospitals Halifax is once again playing an Sjrtant part in the making of Red ospital Supplies. Since the comment . ment of this important work in OctoofJ' the following garments and bandagf?( etc., have been sent to the ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS Mrs. G. Johnstone, of Stockton, Commandant of the 112th Detachment of the British Red Cross, has received the sum of 35s for the funds of the detachment, this being the proceeds of a private whist drive organised by Mesdames Porteous ...
... For Red Cross Contributions to the Red Cross penny-a-week fund from residents and workers of Hull during April amounted to £3,377. this, £2,151 came from collective contributions by workers, 645 firms and organisations; and £1,226 from regular house-to-house ...
... For Red Cross Since December I, £60 10? has been raised residents Ledbury-rd.. Priory-rd.. Hull, for the Red Cross Penny-a-Week Fund, which has been handed over to the secretary of No. 21 district. STOP PRESS 'Phone: Hull Central 15100 ...