... October Tth, in the Institute-lane schoolroom. Here Mr. Cecil Armitage spoke on the propriety of forming in Alfreton a Voluntary Aid Detachment in cosnection with the British Red Cross Society. Especially now, with storm clouds gathering in {he East—and who ...

... more particularly the reasons given for this decision.” - Lt-Col. C. Herbert-Stepney reported that the Bakewell Voluntary Aid Detachment were winners of the competition to represent the county for the Staniey Cuap The Chairman reported that he had inspected ...

... Miss Lyon. Mrs. Oakes is the pioneer of the Red Cross Movement in this district, and takes a keen interest in her Voluntary Aid Detachment, holding competitions of bedmaking and bandaging in her own grounds a short time ago, and hospitably entertaining ...

... addition to usual Army unurse sent by the War Office, the hospital will be staffed by the members of the wflock Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment. 3 DAY SCHOOLS. From the ¢ Parish Magazine”: * The diocesan inspector visited our schools on Oct. Ist for the pu ...

... , and the Rally, which was the first of ils.! kind yet held at Chatsworth, was highly successful. ~ The Bakewell Voluntary Aid Detachment were on duty, and many cases of faintness were dealt with. * l Folk Dancing. i The afternoon’s programme consisted ...

... the Town Hall, Wirksworth, a highly interesting demonstration in practical work was given by the Matlock Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachment (Commandant, Dr. Marie Orme; Superintendent, Mrs. Bell-Graham). A few amongst those present were Miss Florence Arkwright ...

... the salaries of assistant women teachers during the period of training as nurses or dur. ing their service under Voluntary Aid Detachment Hospitals, but to guarantee employment within the county on their return if so desired. ~ Ald. Waite asked for a ...

... xwh, accom‘Eonioé by their Scoutmaster, Mr. E. W. ‘Goodall. Interesting ngorh 'wziven of the work done by the local Voluntary Aid Detach‘nmt by Miss Nelson, who stated that Mrs. ‘Mallalieu had promised the loan of her residence (Swallows’ Rest) for the ...

... Since the opening of the Red Cross Hospital for wounded soldiers 94 men have been nursed by the ladies of the local Voluntary Aid Detachment, of which Miss Nelson is commandant. An important official visit of inspection was paid on gonne 29th by Sureeon-Genenl ...

... arranged in the grounds of Chatsworth Park by the British Red Cross Society. Mrs. Burke :mti members of the local Voluntary Aid Detachment. Twenty debilitated schoolgiris specially selected by the assistant school medica! officers on account of their poor ...

... were also entertained to tea, bilhards, and music. On October 13th some of the pacients and members of the Darley Voluntary Aid Detachment helped to collect for “ Our Day,” and a goodly sum was raised: on Saturday 20 men heiped in the Matlock collection ...

... Taylor (Bakewell), Mrs. Nelson, Miss Nelson (commandant), and Mrs. Parry (secretary). All the members of the local Voluntary Aid Detach‘ment were present in uniform, and several ~wounded soldiers from the Ockbrook hospital, accompanicd by the sister-in-charge ...