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... explained meeting: held under the chairmanship of the Mayor (Mr. J. Heywood, J.P.). the proposed organisation of Voluntary Aid Detachments for the Territorial Forces connection with the British Red Cross Society. resolution supporting the object jwas carried ...
... resignation of the Clerk, Mr. Orchard. Devon 52, under Quartermaster Mrs. Pett, should have been included in the list Voluntary Aid Detachments present at the Garrison Church Parade at Exeter on Sunday. Viscount St. Gyres wired to the Hon. »ecretary the Atlantic ...
... SOCIETY. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. ‘Tre Countess Fortescue, who is president of the British Red Cross Society (Devon- shire Branch), presided over a large and attended meeting at the Castle t Exeter, called for the purpose of estab- lishing Voluntary Aid ...
... VOLUNTARY AID. IN DEVON. At two recent examinations in home nursing, in connexion with the Devon Voluntary Aid Detachments, held at Honiton and Tavistock respectively, the following ladies successfully- Honiton district*:— Exroouthi—Misses ...
... VOLUNTARY AID. For the final competition for the Mason Challenge Cup, to leld at Exeter November Ist, Voluntary Aid Detachments jrom the Exeter, Honitoa, Torquay, Totnos, Plymouth, Tavistock, and Southmolton Divisions will probatbly enter. ...
... margin for anything else. We badly need to .strengthen our detachments, and fop that we must try and enlist the young ones. Brigadier General Frith, C.8., county director the Voluntary Aid Detachments, reports a decline during the year of 74 women and two ...
... Dominions (except as agreed with their respective headquarters; (4) Munition factories; (5) Controlled firms; (6) Voluntary Aid Detachments. Military Hospitals, or Red Cross Hospitals; (7) Schools (teachers); (8) Municipal enterprises; (9) Firms engaged ...
... VOLUNTARY AID IN DEVON CJi«ll*n-.ge Cup PreE* fl> Competition Mr. J. Mason, presente d, challenge cup guinea* tor competition the Voluntary Aid Detachments . competition will take plac there will be preliminary tests so . the be ...
... the current year, wore considered. The appointment was announced 001. H. C. Woo]dridge, of as County Controller of Voluntary Aid Detachments in succession the Major J. S. C. Davis. Col. Wooldridge was also co-opted a member of the Association. It was resolved ...
... Association, First Aid and Ambuiaitce in Devon The County Territorial Association have requ«t.t«Hl the Devon Education Committee to make provision for classes in first aid and ambulance, with a view to the formation of voluntary aid ...
... at Exeter on Saturday: The General Officer Commanding wishes to express his appreciation the way in which the Voluntary Aid Detachments Devonshire co-operaied the Divisional Staff Exercise Saturday, May 16th. He desires to thank all those who tcok part ...
... report for the year 1937 the British. Red Cross Society, Devon is shown to have been the sixth largest county in Voluntary Aid Detachments with two men's and thirty-one women's sections. None of the Westoountry counties, however, was Included in the list ...