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... that hy the time of the opening more than £2.000 had been raised. The institution is be almost entirely staffed the Voluntary Aid Detachments and helper* Accommodation is provided for 10* teds; the hospital has well-equipped operating theatre, and there are ...
... executed with precision, and the field day proved of great instructional value to those concerned. Altogether six Voluntary Aid Detachments participated in the operations, five of women font Knaphill, Woking. Ripley, Pirbright and' Chobham, and one of men ...
... of Russia, who is President of the Russian Society. According tho programme arranged, the work of the Rod Gross Voluntary Aid Detachments will shown for the first time in England under war conditions, with aeroplane assistance. Tho Alilitary operations ...
... proceeds of Red Cross Day in Woking is devoted to the support of (1) the curative post; (2) the motor ambulance: (3) voluntary aid detachments. As regards (1). the work of the post continues to expand, and is much appreciated by all classes of resident. To ...
... the men in camp. Adjoining the ground was a Red Gross hospital, staffed strong contingents of the Shore and Albury Voluntary Aid Detachments, in which Mrs. Strachey takes keen an irterest. ...
... rearguard action by Surrey Territorials, the presence of field hospitals equipped and staffed 500 members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments, the gun-carrying and scout aeroplanes, and the aeroplane search parties for wounded, will in themselves constitute ...
... Oripper, Ogilvie. Gilee, Mies Hooper (matron), the trained nurses, and members the Voluntary Aid Detachments duty at th© hospital, and about thirty members the detachments who were not on duty. The Chairman expressed th© pleasure it had given the committee ...
... with the national day prayer was held Weybridge Parish Church Sunday. The large congregation included the local voluntary aid detachments, Weybridge division police, postal representatives, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. The Rev. E. C. Tritton (rector) preached ...
... received Monday that a number Belgian wounded soldiers would arrive at Clandon. A largo number of male members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments tended at the railway station, including Surrey 9 (Guildford). 25 (Stoughton), and 19 (Shaiford). under Air. A. G ...
... important scheme which being inaugurated. the special request of the War Office, under which members th© Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments will take the places of men as dispensers, clerks, storekeepers, cooks, etc,, in military hospitals, thus releasing ...
... with the matron to •upcrtiae. Some the trained nurainfr staff could then act a« ward aistere, with member* of the Voluntary Aid Detachments working: under them. It would necessary add temporarily to the number the hon. medical etaff. It ia possible that ...
... 6 Orem Work In the Field. The Smith sr. mid Musso-Jananese Ware. Ala for Balkan Armlet. Ned Groat Training in 4. Voluntary Aid Detachments: t they ars for-Nor to .loin themt MemMrs are asked to do?—By CANTLIY. M.N.. P.H.C.S.. V.D.. Hon. Surgecia-OrloueL ...