... the work of Somerset 22. Mrs. Capper, flag hand, also addressed the detachment in the same strain, and urged the members to cherish the glorious traditions the Voluntary Aid Detachments and be constant and zealous their devotion to duty. The colour party ...

... (Tavistock), Captain Campbell, Messrs. J. Kennaway and G. Scott Browne. Mr. Davis (county director) reported that voluntary aid detachments had been already formed, and included members at Plymouth (women, 1; men, 3), Torquay (women, 1; men, 1), Exeter ...

... BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. MEETING AT EXMOUTII. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS TO BE FORMED. A meeting called wittli the object formins: Voluntary Aid Detachments the British Red Cross Society for Exmouth was held ...

... Davies an rm detailed the scherne at length. Mr. i Champernowne moved that it was desirable to form one or more voluntary aid detachments in Totnes, and that a Com- mittee be appointed to make the necessary arrangements, with power to add to their Mr ...

... specimen of'the silversmith's art, has been presented Mr. .T. Mase,n, of Portlcdge, for annual competition the Women Voluntary Aid Detachments in Devon, ano will presented to the winning to-morrow the Princess. The cup is of Greek design, with acanthus l*a ...

... erritorial jieal Service to meet war home, should that er hap Cclone t Boyle, of the Red Cross Society, Bath. said Voluntary Aid Detachments, if fully trained in time of peace, were capable of fulfilling three separate functions: —(1) The formation of clearing ...

... men teachers had voltiiiteered, and that seven women teachers were liable called upon the War Office a*- member? Voluntary Aid Detachments. The following changes of staffs were reported the Special Sub-Committee appointed at the July meeting to deal with ...

... issues beyond the limits of voluntary part-time workers. The Director- General, however, wishes to direct attention to this subject, aud the wide and valuable field offers for National Service. Members Voluntary Aid Detachments who are giving part-time in ...

... of 6,346. Under the control of the brigade were 18 roadside first aid huts and 38 first aid posts. Nurses numbering 232 were registered as members of St. John Voluntary Aid Detachments. Units controlled area administrators and the Lady ...

... responsible for taking similar measures with regard to men serving home, this agreement to include all men the mobilised voluntary aid detachments. Unless arc Attested, COMPULSORY SERVICE :: Certain, ...

... 9.30 TO 12.30. Voluntary Aid Detachments The British Red Cross Society. EXETER AND NEIGHBOURHOOD HOME NURSING COURSE. E first of the of Nure- Classes for those who paid for the Classes at the time of the tiret starting of the First Aid Lectures will be ...

... War Ufiice issued a scheme lor Voluntary Aid Associations, the object ; of which was supply was laekint? the medioal service of the Territorial Force, but only in the event of invasion., I these Voluntary Aid Detachments were provide ...