... JAMES CANTLIE, Esq., 8., F.R.C.S., RED CROSS FIELD HOSPITALS will equipped and staffed by 500 member* of the SURREY VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. directed ...

... are three trained nurses, Sisters Preston. Corley and Hums, besides, a largo staff of workers connected with the Voluntary Aid detachments. ...

... been enrolled member* voluntary aid detachments (applause). conclusion, he I pointed out that even war were never declared—and he hoped it never would bej it was an enormous advantage to all them to know the rudimenU of first aid and nursing in their own ...

... decided to the Central Committee to provide the screen. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT. WAR OFFICE INSPECTION. An inspection on behalf of the War 01fiee of tho Walton and Outlands Voluntary Aid Detachments (Surrey, ...

... Verna, and chord by Mrs. Ileoher. of Camberley. ho generousiy hooded over El to the Benefit Ninon& Association. The Voluntary Aid Detachments of tho Dritieh Red erosa Society rem on duty during tto afternoon and escnine. The marquees. tent.% rope,, etc.. ...

... connection wuii Surtcy t.nd Kingston Dfvis ; of Hritish Cross Society. addition aonv- 500 members of the various Voluntary Aid Detachments con.erncd, there were |>r..ent » great ncliv© supporters v»( the cause, and inen.bera of the general public, ■ ••d ...

... Spartell. J.P.. C.C. The voluntary aid detachments of the branch were present uniform. The .timmittee reported that great progress had been mado by the branch +ill,o it, for. motion at the beginning of 1910. Four voluntary aid ...

... High Sheriffs private guests. There will r-ix enclosure* for the general public. Red Cios* Hospital, staffed Surrey Voluntary Aid detachments, will established the camp Whit-Sunday will on eventful day in camp. Holy Communion will celebrated early in th ...

... for which they may fitted. Women thus engaged in military hospitals nead not have iho first aid nursing certificates, but must belong to a Voluntary Aid Detachment. The age limit also does not affect them. Their salaries will be: Dispensers (who must be ...

... practices, and hospital attendances, and establishment training schools for tho education of the personnel the Voluntary Aid Detachments. One trainmg school was established at House, Buri»iton. and one at Otter mead, Ottorshaw, which did valiMhle #«»rii ...

... there are three trained muses. Sisters Preston, Corley and Hums, besides a large staff of workers connected with the Voluntary Aid detachments. There were present the opening Satur ...

... (Chantry Dene). Mr. R. B. Pringle, Mr. C. J. Sc-ott, and Mr. E. H. Everett (Shalford). There were four divisions of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society present Surrey 9 (Guildford and Morrow), and Surrey 19 (Shalford, under Section ...