... 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 ...

... bracelets and belt buckles to match them. KI7I'Y CLIVE. Twenty thousand women and men belong to the Red Craw and Voluntary Aid detachments, and there are 12,000 junior Rid Cross nimbus. ...

... enter for the annual shield in the London competition. I.t. Col. liorwmxi explained what a Voluntary Aid Detachment meant, and said that the reports of the War Office medical officer for the V.A.D. had been very satlefactory indeed. He hoped that under the ...

... supple- Detachments. detachments will furnish pnel of Voluntary Aid the recruits for motor ambulance con and ambulance trains, hospitals and hospital other requirements for the sick and wounded. ships, rest stations, convalescent homes, and ...

... noted that last year they treated upwards of n cases. The Coventry City Division comprises the Men's Detachment (Warwick 2I) and also a Women's Detachment (Warwick 70). Citizens will remember what splendid work all the members did in the days of the Great ...

... then inspect • Guard of Honour consisting of about one hundred ox- Service men (in civilian clothes), slam Coventry Voluntary Aid Detachment, Cadets and Boy Scouts, who will be formed up outside the Council House on his arrival. It anticipated also that ...

... Coventry City Division comprises the Men's Detachment (Warwick 21) and also a Women's Detachment (Warwick 70). These workers are. then, always at the disposal of the people, and they are to be seen on voluntary duty at many a public gathering; there is ...

... work of the V.A.D., ie which she laboitred indefatigably throughout the War. She became Commandant of the Coventry Voluntary Aid Detachment, Warwick No, 70, and in recognition of her long and valuable services in this movement she received the M.B.E. in ...

... 4th, Mr. Watkins; mystery, Mr. Iturdett; special Detachment prise, highest score Luther Detachment, Mr. G. Sanders. The prises wire distributed by Mrs. Walter Beamish, Commandant, Women's Detachment. No. 70. After refreshments, there was dancing 9.30 ...

... Daimler Motor Co., Lid. Albert honorary treasurer, Warwick Local War Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Cramp, Commandant, Eli Voluntary Aid Detachment, War- wick, No. 70 Sarah Ann Griffiths, member of | Coven- try Local War Coventry Board Henry Qubitt Hi War Savings ...

... Phillips for stepping in and taking up the work of Mrs °aid icot t The Mayor thanked the ladies for their magnificent effort, and remarked that it was his last public appearance as ATo,yor. STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS. Speaking on behalf of the committee, Mr ...

... kiparkes.—(Bigueth WALT6R YOUNG, Capt. and Officer Commanding. BRITIBB RED CROSS SOCIETY (covaitry. City Dirasion, Mena Voluntary Aid Detachment, Warwick Eli.—Orekra for week enelng April 7th: Orderly Officer. Sect on-Leader A. E. Boyd; Orderly Sergeant. R. ...