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... contingent, 25 officers and members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment, under the assistant county director Wihnot), and St. John Ambulance Association by Assistant-Ckxmmissioner H. V. Miller. sinail detachment of ambulance men, under Supt. Warren, was afeo ...
... said they had been greatly hindered delay the War-office in issuing orders as to future niilitarv work required the voluntary aid detachments. The War-office had been trying to make up its mind since the armistice. They expected to receive instruct tions ...
... Branch was expecting to receive instructions from the War Office as to the definite work which was to fall upon the Voluntary Aid Detachments the future It was understood the War Office would classify members of the VAD’s in the future in two categories the ...
... Mr J S C -Davis Branch expecting receive instrue tions from the War Office to the ite work which to’ fall upon Voluntary Aid Detachments future It was understood the Office would classify members the VAD’s in the in two category the first being those ...
... VOLUNTARY AID Exeter's Mayor and ihe Future of the Work HEADQUARTERS REOPENED The matron oi largo told me' that she had been m many centres, but in none had she seen .-.ucb and determination shown at Exetei.'' Thus observed Mr. H. (Assistant County Director) ...
... all exist. Object kssons are afforded not only by the need for education, which has far outstripped the utmost that detached J voluntary effort car achieve, but also in hous- town-p] aiming, the public health service, ...
... Plymouth ladies on Limit a the county organisation for what they had done during use war, Yr.:Davis. county director. Devon Voluntary Aid Onganizatms, that in mane plans in the county there had been the war a dedining merest, • deplorable tendency for Red Cron ...
... was child, and she was an experienced rider. Mi was officer the Girl Gudes Tavistock. During the war she joined a Voluntary Aid Detachment, and wa s a nurse at the Royal Naval Hospita', Stonehouse. She was member the Amateur Operatic Society Tavistock ...
... Plymouth Co-operative Society Division, being appointed superintendent, ariid during the war was comllliWilnnt of Devon Voluntary Aid Detachment, serving, the Plymouth Drillhail and Newton Abbot V.A.D.Hospitals, amd the South Devon amd East Cornwall Hospital ...
... remainder of the expenditure being met by the Plymouth. Division. VOLUNTARY WORKERS. greatly needed in the town, it no means the important feature the socieiv's work Despite the fact that voluntary workers alone are the Plymouth division has done tremendous ...
... RED CROSS MEDALS. Y.A.P.'S FINE WAR SERVICE. The presentation Red Cross war medals |in connexion with the Division Voluntary Aid Detachment took place the Drill Hall, Bedford Circus, Exoter, yesterday. Nearly medals were distributed among members Devon ...
... The bridegroom's mother wore a navy tailor-made costume, with hat of black plush and white ospreys. Members the Voluntary Aid Detachment, with whom the bride served during the war formed guard honour outside the church. A reception was held in St. Gabriel's ...