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... bravely for us ‘and our country. Help can be given by :— 1 %Iloney, which is urFently needed. 2. Organisation of Voluntary Aid Detachments. | 3. The provision of supplies, such as the list appended shows. The work done by the Society includes:— R3O Red ...
... V.A.D. WORK. The report of the Hon. A. ,'Com tv Director for Ilcits), ...
... past fifty years. The progress of Voluntary Aid Detach- | Mr. Hall was 73 years old and was connected ments during the past year has been satis- | with the Liberal and Baptist causes in Luton factory. Of women’s detachments there are practically all his life ...
... Square on Saturday in aid of the National Children’s Home and Orphanage. Contributions of flowers, fruit and vegetables will be gratefully received, and may be sent to Messrs, Cumbherland and Hopkins’ Sale Yard. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS.—An interesting gathering ...
... borough and who would be immediately available ta the event of an air raid during the day. The 47th Basel, like other Voluntary Aid Detachments ta the district, trained, equipped and organised for air raids a* well hospital and other duties. Full particulars ...
... Horace Munday kindly giving their servicos as ‘cellist and pianist and My, Rose acting as M.C. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS.— As the Voluntary Aid Detachments to which reference was made in these columns last week ...
... afternoon of Monday week to conduct an inspection in general efficierjcy of the Wing, Linslade and Mentmore Units of the Voluntary Aid Detachment. The day was ideal for inspection, and through the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold de Rothschild, both of whom are ...
... truth of this statement, which is responsible for the formation of ‘Voluntary Aid Detachments in all i)arts of England, was made clear to the vilagers on Friday week, when the Wing detachment, drawn from Wing, Linslade, %ient‘tiore, Slapton and Ledburn attended ...
... heing shown at Marguerite Dumpleton’s, Paris House. v [Apvr. To-xteuT (Tnesdav), First Aid Lectures for Men (British Red Cross Society’s Voluntary Aid Detachments), at the Victoria Hall at 7.30 p.m. To-morrow (Wadnesdav\. Lectures to Women at the Town ...
... would go but additional reason why that should be done | & little way towards the training of Voluntary becauss there were eertain dangers arising I Aid Detachments, but it was hoped that many out of the liquor trade which were unknown , 18 the coarse of ...
... the Officvr Commanding Fi«-ld Ambulance, and the Voluntary Aid Detachment oped the a- a hospital end t assist with nursing •■f the pal', nts Only three day-' not - wits gi%en the Voluntary Aid Detachment, hut ...
... suitable Christmas fun; and small gifts and for ttii« stun was collected l»y members the Voluntary Aid Detachment. Since el.rsod revcrtd member* of tin; Voluntary Aid Detachment have been helping II vacancies ...