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... e to until the outbreak of i war. It was resolved subscriptions to voluntary aid society did not confer mum barship the K«*d Cross Society, all organisers of voluntary aid detachments lie requested to enrol a* many us possible of the ...
... VOLUNTARY AID. TOPSHAM INSPECTIONS. The annual inspect the Voluntary Aid Detachments. Devon Women's and 11th Devon Men have been held. the Meinori Hall. Topaham, by Captain Bradley, the K.A.M.C. The officers were Mr. H. W. commandant the ...
... the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Bed Oross Society. Saturday Exeter is to be honoured by the presence of Princess Henry of Ratteriberg. Her Boyal Highness coming to present prizes won in connexion with competitions carried out by the Voluntary Aid ...
... read a letter from Earl Fortescue, in which said: H.R.H. Princess Henry of Battenberg, who is presenting prizes Voluntary Aid Detachments Exeter on 2nd November, will go there by road that day from Caetle Hill, motoring via South Molton Road end Crediton ...
... inspection of Voluntary Aid Detachments. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides lined the approach to the beautiful Elizabethan mansion of Montacute, and in the Park her Royal Highness inspected over women's and six men's Voluntary Aid ...
... and 1,636 girls. The cadet movement is a recruiting agency to the Brigade of fully trained members. There are 248 voluntary aid detachments, with personnel of 418 men and 4,940 women. The approximate strength the St. John Ambulance Brigade oversea is 300 ...
... ia»y be witluu their homes. .Voluntary Aid Detachment form part the VolniiMiry Reserve tfee Medical Services Grown, and would be required to these Services in the event of wax or other national emergency. The number Detachments registered at the War Office ...
... \oluntary Aid Detachment Committee formed during the war to administer the Voluntary Aid Detachments. the light of experience then gained, and with view to the most economical use of the personnel, it ia now proposed to call upon the ...
... sj)eak. may not bf* known the public that in connection with the Territorial Force K.A.M.O there what is known the Voluntary Aid Detachments, duly it will to furnish help for the sick and wounded in the event of war m the home territory. They constitute ...
... 20th, Afternoon and Evening. THE of this Feta will be devoted the equipment of the Exeter Branch of the Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments. All communications addressed Mrs. Herbert Terry. Hon. Sec., V.A.D., Exeter. Great Duryard, W’omea's Branch. THEATRE ...
... RED CROSS SOCIETY. DETACHMENT FOR THORVERTOX. A well-attended meeting was held at the Schoolroom, Tliorverton, Saturday evening, to consider the advisability forming a Voluntary Aid Detachment of the British Ked Cross Society. The chair was taken by Mrs ...
... numerous-war, workers who have received no British deeoralion medal. Anion- entitled receive all of the or it-. Voluntary Aid Detachments who, during the War, gave a minimum unpaid service home or abroad of not less than thousand hours'. In the case of ...