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... Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments to attend the hospital for a course of practical instruction in nursing, and that these facilities had been welcomed by the Society, was shown by the fact that since August, members the Voluntary Aid ...
... GifTard. Pendryl Hall, Codsall Wood, Wolverhampton ; County Director of Voluntary Aid Detachments, Captain J. C. Furness, Kidsgrove, Staffs. ; Assistant Director of Voluntary Aid Detachments: Edward Esq., M.D., ...
... the Territorial Forces, like the Regulars, by the provision of proper ambulance and other facilities. To this end, voluntary Aid Detachments are being formed in every county. ...
... was divided. The objects of the Society were then explained Capt. Furness, who dealt exclusively with voluntary aid detachments. The objects were to aid the sick and wounded time of war offering such additional comforts and help were beyond the reasonable ...
... ) Twenty teams, consisting of six members each and representing Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments from all parts of the county, entered for competition and were judged in first aid by Captain Furness. R.A.M.C.. and in the'home nursing Dr. Lila S. Grieg ...
... —Aldridge Branch. British Bed Cross Society, 31 walking, sticks. A course lectures first aid lie given Dr. Austin C. Dixon, for members of Voluntary Aid Detachments in Walsall and District (men and women) at the Municipal Institute, Bradfordplace, commencing ...
... The Voluntary Aid Detachments of the local brauchjcommenced to organise the declaration of war, under the earnest and capable guidance of Dr. Dawson Sadler, whose organising abilities had found full scope. Although the voluntary aid ...
... let it be seen that the work you are doing is indispensable.” Special constables were not exempt; Red Cross and Voluntary Aid Detachments (i.e.. as distinct from men the K.A.M.C.) were not exempt, although he realised to the full the enormous amount good ...
... (Collecting box).. 0 10 The three Walsall Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments have now been recognised the M Office, and given the following numbers Detachment, Commandant .Mrs. Davies. Xo. ; Detachment. Commandant Miss Shipley. 70: Deatchment ...
... the rasing of voluntary aid detachments, composed of men and women. In each c.asc the irambers of these detachments must vises, • first aid certificate, and in the case of women they must possess • home nursing oeriiticate also. The first ...
... Guildhall had been divided into two, and at one end Captain Furness, 8.H..A.M.C., County Director of Voluntary Aid Detachments, judged the first-aid work, and at the other end Colonel Starr judged the work in home nursing. The teams presented much smarter ...
... known the British Red Cross Society and which consisted of a series of sections called Voluntary Aid Detachments. An endeavour had been made to organise these detachments in every village and every portion of the community. The idea was that they should be ...