... the memorial to our late beloved Queen Alex?ndia, the Patron of '' District Nursing. ’ ’ In other words, in order to perpetuate the memory of the long association of Queen Alexandra with the Jub lee Institute ,'or Nurses, a great national ...

... JUNIOR IMPERIAL LEAGUE. CHICHESTER BRANCH’S INAUGURATIVE SOCIAL. “To encourage the coming citizens ol the country to take a real and personal interest in politics, and to give support to the senior associations of the Conservative organisation. ’ This ...

... Miss Hood (auut). Nurse Strong. Mr, Mrs. Rogers. Miss Prior, Miss Mrs. Bafdy, Mrs. Philpole, Mrs. Lee. Rev. Walker. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. N. Ticenuret, Miss Smith, etc. Floral tributes were received from father, mother and Holland. Nurse Strong. Mrs. E. L ...

... DENTAL SERVICE. The Medical Officer of Health was arranging. under the County Council, for dental service for expectant and nursing mothers and infants under live years age. The local associations would to Tend the services of their nurses ...

... HIS MAJESTY THE KING, HER MAJESTY THE QUERN, QUEEN ALEXANDRA. awe' : Mt. Minium Buick. Ararar's Nem : Miss L. TETI. ARTHUR'S HOME was erected in lISI by a• anonymous lady. and is called Arthur's Home, in memory of her son. It bears an inscription at ...

... St. Matthew's, 3.15 p.m. Children's Service. 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Bev. C. C. Griffiths. Rector Bt. Leonards. Organ Becital with soloist and choruses after the Service. MONDAY. OCTOBER 14th:- p.m. Thanksgiving Service, especially for hotel and boarding house ...

... announced that, under th? Queen Alexandra Memorial Scheme, (ioodv.orxl C.ardcns arc to be opened to the public to-morrow (Th; day) f.'om 12 to 7 p.m. A charge ot Is. will made, and th? proceeds will b? devot ...

... way of other members of re-decorating sitting-room £l7 19e. 741., the wilily to prevent them visiting the long service fund for Queen's nurses £l2 home. If the father was not capable of Se. a total of £782 15s. 7d.. _and the bank managing his domestic affairs ...

... portion of the tour, the Queen had little chat with Mr. C. TuDett who. with one other employee, Mr. G. Pamdale, gained the Military Medal. The Queen congratulated him on his award, and asked him how long he had been the service of the firm, to which he ...

... the rights has merited in directing the States's course. Dnty tests that fitrrss. Queen Victoria. Queen Alexandra. Queen Mary have always shown du»y ne. These three Queens have won reverence through the heart; in the spirit of wioinhood they ...

... FOR THE QUEEN'S Nl;ling. !Co more deserving cause could have lien found by Miss Marjorie Anderson and Miss Peggy Cirummit for their recital at the Atheinerum Hall on Thursday than the local Onnen's ?Curses. nor could one wish for more ,harming recitalists ...

... Prince o: W a les. the late Queen Alexandra and other members of the Royal family wrote expressing their appretiat 'on The memotint was lime !ed by the rl of Malmesbury. Due- ng the lime I was an aetive n !Tiber of the F.re Service, two Heyri ...