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... Boys under commences June 4th, Head Master: C. L. WISEMAN, M.A. (Cantab.). South Africa's new Cabinet was sworn in. Voluntary Aid Detachments and women) total 22,838 members* ...
... V.A.D. CAMP. Thirty Counties Represented at Osborne. ■■■» DEVON NAMES. national camp instruction for Voluntary Aid Detachments the British Red Cross Society is being held at the old Royal Naval College,- Osborne. opened last week, and will continue -Tune ...
... Red Cross. EXMOUTH DETACHMENT. .« i' f I WAR OFFICE INSPECTION. Exmouth Voluntary Aid Detachment of the, British Red Crass Society (Devon 66 the members which distinguished themselves during the week winning the Mason challenge bowi (the chief trophy ...
... proceedings, after which his Royal Highness will inspect the troops, ex-Service men. Officers* Training Corps. Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments. Cadets. Boy Scouts. Girl Guides, and Boys' Brigade, although part the ceremony, remarked .above, may have curtailed ...
... is sip doubt that a definite need of the people The training ami -work, ci, the Voluntary Aid detachments proceed' steadily. In various towns and country 1 places voluntary and valuable work is being done. some places civil work is ' shared with the St ...
... death J. S. C. Davis, and tributes were paid his valuable cervices connexion with the Association, the Cross and the Voluntary Aid Detachments. A voto condolence was passed with relatives. The appointment War Office , | Lt.-Cel. Viscount Ebrington, M.C., coitti ...
... system had just been introduced as vital part of our preparation for • war, and we were bidden to raise and equip Voluntary Aid Detachments, and those responsible asked Mr. Davis to become County Director and to organise the new force. There were some who ...
... excellent partner Mrs. Pett, wh'o has for years carried on important and xrduous work in connexion with the Sxeter Voluntary Aid Detachments ind in training the younger members for service in that valuable work. Citizens of Exeter, many of whom tavc benefited ...
... Territorial system had just been introduced as vital part of our preparation for war. and were bidden to raise and equip Voluntary Aid Detachments, and tlfose responsible asked Mr. Davis to become County Director and to organise the new force. There were some ...
... just been introduced, and, as a vital part of our preparation for possible war, we were bidden to enrol and train voluntary aid detachments, and those responsible asked Mr. Davis to be their chief and to act as County Director. There were some who rather ...
... Exeter J*? the Prince Wales Whit-Monday. command all the formations in the Green —disabled soldiers, exrvico men, Voluntary Aid Detachments, John Ambulance, Cadets, Boy Scouts, Guides—was placed in the hands g General Sir Edward May, as Colonel -°mtnandant ...
... VOLUNTARY AID List of Detachments Registered in Devon 1924>5 The following is a list of Voluntary Aid uevon ourmg ijcueme, tor voluntary acumen is lbZ3:— Mens lyetacmn/jut.—Uevon 1: Exeter, Mr, L. . members. ...