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... continue grants towards Red Cross classes first-aid and nursing. He remarked that order had been issued the Board Education that no further grants would be made by theon the ground that the Voluntary Aid Detachments were under the Supervision of the War Office ...
... who have received no British decoration or medal. Among those entitled receive are all members the Society or its Voluntary Aid Detachments who, during the war, gave a minimum unpaid service at home or abroad not less than a thousand hours. the case of ...
... unless it could count tfn the trained and enthusiastic assistance of the Red Cross Society through the medium its Voluntary Aid Detachments. Throughout the British the Society was spending large sums every month in the magnificent work the relief disabled ...
... FUNERAL AT BURRINGTON The British Cross Society was Tuesday represented a large number of its members from the various Voluntary Aid Detachments throughout Devon at the funeral of their late County Mr. John Samuel Champion Davis, C.8.E., of Kingfordj Burrington ...
... Fortcscue, goes to the detachment obtaining the highest marks in first aid and nursing (practioaland oral), while the Acland trophy, presented by Lady Aoiand, is awarded to the detachment obtaining the highest marks in cooking. The detachment which wins the Mason ...
... Honour presented. His Royal Highness will afterwards inspect ex-Service men. Officers Training Corps. Red Cross, Voluntary Aid Detachments, Cadets, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, and Boys' Brigade. POSITIONS THE CLOSE Arrangements for Dealing With the Different ...
... t, lieutenant will'make presentations to. Highness. his Royal Highness ex-Service men, Officers' Training Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments, j ■ Scouts, Girl Guides and Boys' Rad will then take place. will play six bars the National the departure of H.R ...
... Scouts, Girl Guides, etc., were lined up. In.side the gates were the soldiera. after whom came the Old Comrades, ! Voluntary Aid Detachments (men and women), Willeye Cadets. Newton Abbot, ' Sidmouth, Crediton. and Exeter Cadets. these extending beyond central ...
... men, Cade $ Scouts, Girl Guides, etc., were l' Inside the gates were the disabled after whom came tlie Old \ r. Voluntary Aid Detachments women), Willey's Cadets, Newton Sidmouth,, Cmliton, and Exeter these extending beyond the centra leading to the north ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT DEVON A statement issued by the Devonshire Voluntary Aid Organisations shows that there are Detachments Devon, with d total of enrolled underline War scheme. has men's well a women's ...
... SEATON VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT. The first inspection of Devon 110 V.A.D., by the War Office Inspector and the County Director took place'at Seaton on Wednesday. Eighteen members of the Deatchment were present, and at the close were congratulated both ...
... Voluntary Aid WAR OFFICE SCHEME. A CHANGED MIND. Countess Fortescue on Saturday afternoon distributed long service medals, firsta>sl certificates, and badges members Exeter Division (.Devon 16 and 52) of the Voluntary Aid Organisation of the British ...