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... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Scheme of Extended Duties in Preparation. The War Ogee annources that it has been deMdete ten-ntt,hO• the Joint Volum. tory Aid Deuchmen: Committhe formed Jur. Mg the war to adminatsr th e Voluntary ...
... of Voluntary Aid Detachments. These detachments will furnish the recruit, for motor amt.:dem conveys and ambulance train•, hospitals end hospital ships, rest stsvons, convalescent horn.,, and other requirement. for the sink and wounded. Detachmerei will ...
... and voluntary aid detachments, but exclud- ing grants for works services, rents and upkeep of buildings. In the case of quartermasters and quartermaster-ser- geants, salaries would be paid, and, in the case o f cadets and voluntary aid ...
... North Staffordshire Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society were represented at a notable gathering in the Burstein Town Hall. Dr. Charles Reid, of Stafford,. the County Controller of the Voluntary Aid ...
... WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY AID. It was announced by the War °See that two Staffordshire Women' s Voluntary Aid Detachments, organised by the British Red Cress Society. have received official recognition under the new scheme. namely:— No. 86, Staffp ...
... of Mrs. Brinkley, wife of Captain J. T. Brinkley, chief constable of Warwickshire. She was keenly interested in voluntary aid detachments and those organisations which existed in the county at the outbreak of the war and proved so useful in succeeding ...
... the Voluntary Aid Detachment. Lady Perrott. representing the St. John Order, spoke of the origin of that movement, and also at the tine service it had rendered through the ages. She explained the Joint Committees scheme under which the Voluntary Aid ...
... John Ambulance Brigade. The premises will be used as headquarters for the St. John Ambulance Association and the Voluntary Aid Detachments, and the sum of .€5,016 which has been subscribed will be snakiest for the purchase and equipment of the premises ...
... PRESENTATION OF RED CROSS MEDALS AT STAFFORD. British Red Cross medals were distributed to over 370 members the voluntary aid detachments in Staffordshire by the Countess of Dartmouth at the County Buildings, Stafford, on Saturday. The following members ...
... safely transported from the General Hospital. The Lord Mayor, who presided, appealed for further support for the Voluntary Aid Detachments, pointing out that although 175 mobile women were asked for, only 53 were enrolled. ...
... Mrs. Brinkley, ' wife of Captain J. T. Bribkley, chief constable of Warwickshire. She was keenly interested in voluntary , aid detachments and those organisatibns which existed in the county at the outbreak of the war and proved so useful in succeeding ...
... and died yesterday, The Shropshire (Lady Tate commandant) and the Radnor (Mr.. C. M. Hudson commandant) Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments have received official recognition under the new scheme. W. T. Baines, of Whitnaah, who won the first prize in the ...