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... been authorised by the Council of the British Red Cross Society, in recognition of voluntary services rendered by members of the society and its Voluntary Aid Detachments during the period August 4th, 1914. to December 315t:1919. who have not received any ...
... -at work the masseuse above mentioned. Assistance would afforded, it is hoped, regular at ten dance voluntary workers from the voluntary aid detachments in the area. All operative and institutional treatment would carried out at Longflelds. For the business ...
... prcsent.ilions. apjireeiative speeches. He a.ifnl -itt*; from the local Caledonian Society, the Stafford >liiiv Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Britisn Red ...
... work the masseuse above mentioned Assistance would be afforded, it is hoped, by regular attendance by voluntary workers the Voluntary Aid Detachments in ti e area. All operative and institutional trcatment would be carried out at Longfields. For the business ...
... to members of Voluntary Aid Detachments and others who fulfilled the conditions laid down for services rendered during the Great War numbered 1,119. 11;n:.ereWpresenr 36women's and right men's companies of the Voluntary Aid ...
... Mrs. Jervis, and And - ail:nice Onierga A. Atlantis and (later; Goldenhill Band (Mr. (4. Bradbury, Bandmaster); Voluntary Aid Detachments of the &Birth Red Cr. ss Society. ender the command of Commandant Mm. A, (Staffs. and Hon. Cominsintan:, Dr. F. Gibbend ...
... and he has been second in command of the Rugby Howitzer Battery since he has resided. in tho town. Amongst the Voluntary Aid Detachments (Women's) which have been registered at the War Office is No. 90 Warwickshire; COMMIII&Int. Miss C. A. Pester. The ...
... Dorothy Maynell, president of the branch. Dame Beryl dwelt on the importance of Voluntary Aid Detachments, and expla.ned the new rules of registration and orgamsation of detachments. Lady Dorothy Maynell presided over a representative attendance. The committee's ...
... Joint SO-committee of the Order of St. John And British Red Cross Society, which has /men formed to control the Voluntary Aid Detachments in the county of Stafford. WESLEYAN STATIONS. FURTHER REVISIONS AT CONFERENCE: The Wesleyan Conference did not sit ...
... apprenticed to a trade. The General Purposes Committee reported that the results conference between representatives of Voluntary Aid Detachments and the Council County Territorial Force Associations the future action of V.A.D.s had been received, together with ...
... remains were laid to rest yester- day (Thursday) in the little churchyard at Newbold of Pacey. Many representatives Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Warwi-' shire Red Cross Society attended, and numerous red heads throughont villagers stood with the solemn ...
... report stated: The work wAlt which the Red Cross ffiniete uhielle eonowned to-day is the racing sad trisiaing of Voluntary Aid Detachment!, and since the new was issued by tho War Office, in the Wereasterabire Branch bee been actively engaged In reorgesneing ...