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... V.A.D. INSPECTION IN PRESTON The annual inspection by the War Office of the West Lancashire Voluntary Aid Detachments was held in Preston Public Hall on Saturday afternoon. Col. B. Johnson, the Deputy Director of Medical Services for the Western Command ...
... Field Day of Voluntary 'Aid Detachments Cumberland Voluntary Aid Detachments had field day at Lowther Castle yesterday on the invitation of the Countess Lonsdale, who is county president of the British Red ...
... GUARDIAN. l ustrations of the Week. E sTON FESTIVAL PRIZEWINNERS. CHURCH EXTENSION AT BAMBER BRIDGE. . - ECTION OF VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS AT PRESTON. DI NG -HOUSE FULWOOD HOME INSh FOR BLIND. ...
... AND VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Lady Margaret Ampthill (Lady-in-Waiting) has written to Lady Brackley as follows:— The Queen has commanded me to express to you the great pleasure that their Majesties felt in witnessing the fine display of Voluntary Aid ...
... Edith Parker on Da rtf 3rd Heath, stated yesterday that thcie would be no appeal. Princess M«rv, Commandant-in-Chicf Voluntary Aid Detachments, paid a surprise visit yesterday to the British Empire Red Cross Conference at St. James's Palace. ...
... Society held a meeting in Manchester, on Saturday, when Colonel Coates said what they wanted in connection with voluntary aid detachments was the forming of rest stations and clearing hospitals. They wanted the personnel to convey the wounded and sick ...
... Cumberland during the past year, and that all the Voluntary Aid Detachments lit the county had been inspected by . an officer appointed by the War Office. Applications for the registration of new detachments had been received from Seascale (commandant, Miss ...
... VOLUNTARY AID WORK took prominent part in tho organisation f various voluntary aid detachments tho war. When war broke out also directed her energies to the Auxiliary Military Hospital Moor Park, and was president the hospital until ...
... with refreshments by the Red Cross Society, and the food was handed to the men by the Penrith Ladies' and Men's Voluntary Aid Detachments, assisted by some Boy Scouts from Penrith. Most of the men, were suffering from serious injuries, but a number were ...
... rgently needed for the t4i:-;. 4 ,Vit of the nine Voluntary Aid Detachments in qteivervistrict. with necessary Medical. Surgical. and the outlay on each Detachment before take the field being approximately £lOO. b: 1811 a neceesity, Donations, however small ...
... Civilians who have served with the Royal Army Medical Corps and have been finally d schargod, and nurses and members voluntary aid detachments who are permanently unfit for further service will also be entitled the badge. NOTICE. A.S. Corps, M.T. ...
... Treasurer, 20, Gordon-square, W.C. 1. Colonel Sir William Coates, who has been county controller of East Lancashire Voluntary Aid Detachments since their reconstitution in 1923, has now relinquished this appointment in favour of Colonel J. Howson Kay. ...