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... endeavour increaso the income the Home asking for ires'll subscribers. It. was hoped that nurses members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments would still use the Home and occupy the newlybuilt spare-room. For 17s. per week they won made welcome and comfortable ...
... and County School 0.T.C., Territorial Army, R.A.F. Voluntary Reserve, Air Defence Cadets, the Men’s and Women’s Sections of the British Legion, Auxiliary Territorial Service, Voluntary Aid Detachments, British Red Cross, anil Old Comrades' Associations ...
... s of securing abour of any kind at the present time, I approached some of the officers of the Borough Red Cress Voluntary Aid Detachments, to see if they would be willing for their members to undertake the work if asked do so. They all readily agreed ...
... went to Addenbrooke's Hospital and the Cambridge and District Nursing Association. . The Mayor and Corporation, Voluntary Aid Detachments, the Fire Brigade and members various Friendly Societies in the district attended the annual Friendly Society service ...
... Division - 8.8.C. —Certificates of honourable service have been received and forwarded I*> the following members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the l/ocal Committee for services rendered during the Great War. IJMI-1919, Mrs. Rhodes (vico-pres\lwit), and ...
... all commandants, appointed deal with all matters concerning tne Voluntary Aid Detachments, nn ...
... Friendly Societies, the Mayor number of members of the Corporaiton, ...
... the Master Pembroke. The report went deal with the changes in the Executive, and the valuable work performed the Voluntary Aid Detachments Cambs. 7 and 13, and concluded etaiting that one could tell how much longer they would called upon continue the work ...
... ila d * Faulkner. A. Taylor. F. Milor j• ' strong. Militarv J’robationer R- B. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS RAISED THE ASSOCIATION, ~ t!ie roiort also return or’ \oluntarv Aid Detueluiu-nl.s the December 31-t, 1!>1S, under the Lounlv Uirwtor, the llov. Charles ...
... sermon wil! be preached by the Vicar (the Rev S. T. Adams). We understand that it will be attended by the Local Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Red Cross Society. CONFIRMATIONS AT CAMBRIDGE- Ccinflrmation services were held by Bishop Morley S>. iiarnal-as' ...
... Society work of first aid and classes the 1915-16 showing that of Camb's Branch during past was mainly training for Voluntary Aid Detachments and promotion of the areas that Council their allow at least twelve grants with that first aid ...
... V.A.D.’s for the work they had performed. doing so. said : U gives very great pleasure speak of work done by the Voluntary Aid Detachments the British Red Cros the County during the war. and I this with a full knowledge of their work, because apite of ...