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... vice. Oversee Nursing Services. Members of the Women*. Army Auxiliary Corps. Member.; of officially-recognised Voluntary Aid Detachments. Personnel working under the Joint War Committee of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ...
... Army Council to 'inaction the purulent of a money grant from the associations funds towards the expenses of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the City of London. The King haa conferred the honour of knighthood upon Mr. Justice Aetbury on his appointment ...
... ki. many work es nursing auxiliaries in Civil Emergency' Hospitals and at hrstsato posts. Others who have jonted Voluntary Aid Detachments help th Service Hosnitt,ls. Central Hospitsl Supply Service. This branch of the Red Cross supoliss =ten ,Is for Wo ...
... ce; he did not think there was any further need for courses of lectures and that out of the personnel available Voluntary Aid Detachments should be formed. The following recommendation was made: That lectures should only be given to those persons who ...
... her Majesty. She is a brilliant organiser, her capacity for which was well shown by the interest she took in the voluntary aid detachments in Derbyshire in connection with the War oMce scheme for mobilising a nursing force in time of war. With the active ...
... inangarated in 1909, state. that the branch oonaide of sixteen divisions, with thirteen men's and thirty-seven women's voluntary aid detachments, the total strength being 1,619. On Friday night a soldier who was late for the roll-Call and attempted to scale ...
... institutions, it was unlikely that they would be called into use it an early date. User 50 men from the Ghat. nester Voluntary Aid Detachments had joined the Army Medical Corps. Some 167 National . Reservists had been placed in Territorial Bons, and since ...
... Ambulance Association is in active correspondence with County Territorial Associations as to ways means of raising such Voluntary Aid Detachments as the Associations may desire. News of the Churches. The curate-in-charge of one of the Yarmouth district churches ...
... WATSON MEMORIAL HALL, TEWKESBURY. Dramatic Performances TIIE TEWEI:SIirRY BRANCH OF THE, RED CROSS SOCIETY No. 12, Voluntary Aid Detachment. `The Arabian Nights A FARCE, IN 3 ACTS, Will is given by LOCAL AMATEURS, On APRIL 19th, 20th, & 21st, At p.m. each ...
... Ambultince Brigade Voluntary Ald Detachments in the county, briefly explained the objects of the classes. She explained that the lectures were being started by the St. John Ambulance Associ , ition. whim was the pioneer of teaching first-aid, nursing and hygiene ...
... told how the counties were divided into districts with their detachments. Fur the women', detachment., sho said, ,iatending members had to qualify by attending a course of lectures on first aid, and had to peas suitable examinations; to attend twelve practices ...
... moat position and useful guide for all ambulance workers. and moistly for members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment of the British led Cross Society. First Aid Manual sad 'Miriam* Manual in tion. Of all Newsagents and Booksellers, or from CASSELL & ...