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... DEVONSHIRE BRANCH. A MEETIN Will be held at the CASTLE OF EXETER' ON THURSDAY 6th JANUARY At 3 p.m., To the formation of Voluntary Aid Detachments in the County. COUNTESS FORTESCUE WILL, PRESIDE. All interested in either ee or the ‘erritorial Force are invite ...
... sj)eak. may not bf* known the public that in connection with the Territorial Force K.A.M.O there what is known the Voluntary Aid Detachments, duly it will to furnish help for the sick and wounded in the event of war m the home territory. They constitute ...
... pass it too, m onder that people an wich tae Territorial might fear by bit: what soubl be ube Amoriations, to form voluntary aid detachments under of such bay! at Anything a director ww the various centres.-Cok nei inom inconclusive, anything more departing ...
... Territoral unit is to bo limited to an regate of twelve 8, and tbat po extensions that period be permissible LEVON VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT: At a meeting of the Devon Education Ceanmitter at yes) ay. Lord Clifford of Chudleigh pre 11 the letter was read ...
... First Sea Lord, is on a visit to Devonport. deduced on behalf of the majority of the electors in the Talk about the Voluntary aid detachments are to be formed in Devon for dealing with sick and wounded troops in the event of an invasion Devon Education Committee ...
... 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 ...
... hospitals at the front. It is to fill the space between the two that the Red Oross Voluntary Aid Detachments are required. The duties which would fall to the lot of these detachments would vehicles to prepare country for removing patients, umnprovising str ers ...
... meeting under the auspices of the Hod Society was held l.\mouth tlua afternoon, connection with the proposal to a Voluntary Aid Detachment of th« Territorial H.A.M.C. Major Wild more presuled, and an address was delivered by Admiral White, Heavitree. Mr> ...
... was formed, with power to to their number, with the object of starting classes of instruction in first aid, with a view to a voluntary aid detachment of the Society being formed in the town. Feathers, and Fans Kid Gloves, Shoes, Exeter.— beautifully Cleaned ...
... auspices of the Red , Cross Society was held Exmouth on Wed-1 nesday in connection with the proposal establish a Voluntary Aid Detachment I the Territorial R.A.M.C Major ad more ; presided and an address was delivered Admiral' White, Heavitree. Mrs Gill ...
... Phillipps. was formed, with power to add to their number, with the object of starting of instruction in first aid, with a view to a voluntary aid detachment of the Society being formed in the town The meeting in opposition to water echeme t roan Council was chiefly ...
... hospital the voluntary aid detachments. It had been a women'* movement all through, but they had strong detachment at Torquay, with divisional director, and hoped able to start claasee of instruction for men that town. The voluntary ...