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... ! PORTSMOUTH NEWS. prisoners’ Aid Society Voluntary Aid Detachments, Hu' Prisoners’ Aid Society acknowledg** Xos. and 22t>, Hampebire omens with thanks the receipt of 10s. from Voluntary ...
... place no the County Cricket Ground. Southampton. and there will also be held on the ,nine aca•inn a review of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of Hampshire by General Sir Alexander Godley. K.C.8.. General Qfliecr Commanding-in-Chief. Southern Command. It is ...
... and of its Voluntary Aid Detachments are cordially invited to attend. There will be no charge for admission. but a collection will be taken to help towards defraying the expenses of the competition. The judges last Wednesday were:—First Aid, fajor- General ...
... embarked on the Ryde boat at Portsmouth Harbour, yesterday, on her way to Osborne for the inspection of the Island Voluntary Aid Detachments. (Evening News photograph) ...
... SUSSEX V.A.D. WOMEN Among Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments, organised by the British Red Cross society, which have been registered at the War Office under the new scheme, is No. *2 Sussex, Commdt. Mrs. M. H. Williams. Colonel David Davies, M.P.. and ...
... Mary, Viscountess Lascelles, is visit Portsmouth July ti, to review the Hampshire Voluntary Aid Detachment, in her capacity | Commaudant-iu-Chief Voluntary Aid j Detachments This great honour which her Highness ...
... OSBORNE ►RING[SS INSPECTS VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. (Prori Orr Own R•porlor.) COWES, Thisrodsg. Office,, and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments from ell Parts of t h e assembled in camp at Osborne, honoured ...
... defence of their country. The medical services in the last war could not have carried on without the help of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. and the same would hold good if War came again. The Government could not afford to ikeep a large, permanent, medical ...
... ritorial Army Asisx-iation td Hampshire netrhe o l r s le th e British he C r o ss Soc o e n y reported that seven Voluntary Aid Detachments had been registeteil nt the War Office, 'ringing the total number at present to of whieh had been raised by the British ...
... Chairman of the Executive Committee of the British Red Cross Society, has presented a shield for competition amongst Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Isle. The final will be judged at the end of May in London. The first round takes the form of group ...
... next, the 6th instant, Her Royal Highness Princess Mary (Viscountess Lascelles) is visiting the City to review the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Branch of the British Red Cross Society at the Clarence Parade Ground, opposite ...
... members of the british Legion and ex-Service men. who Amongst others took part were members of the Men’s and Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments, Fire Brigade, Buffaloes, Boy Scouts with their bugie band, Girl Guides, and pupils of the Girls’ Secondary School ...