... \oluntary Aid Detachment Committee formed during the war to administer the Voluntary Aid Detachments. the light of experience then gained, and with view to the most economical use of the personnel, it ia now proposed to call upon the ...

... NEW V.A.D. CHIEF. Sir Humphrey Davy Rolleston has been appointed Chairman of the Central Joint Voluntary Aid Detachment Council, composed oi: representatives of the War Office, Territorial 1 orce Association, Order St. John, and British Red Cross Society ...

... uniform of the Territorial Army. was decided to ask the War Office to hasten the publication of particulars oi i the Voluntary Aid Detachment organisation and of its duties. The whole movement in the county was. it was oon- sidered, likely to suffer delay ...

... up as main dressing station reinforced by the personnel of casualty clearing station. This was formed the Exmouth Voluntary Aid Detachment, with assistance of the R.A.M.C. The general operations in charge Lieut.-Colonel G. Lestoek Thornton, M.C (commanding ...

... Lodge-road, 'I hanks to the kind support of parents and friends, the proceeds of the Gipsy Fair held at Egerton School, Exeter, in aid of the Hospital, Ispahan, and other missionary work, amounted to £63. The total, including gifts since received, is £65 Conservative ...

... Director oft the British Red Cross Society (Devonshire Voluntary Aid Detachment): I writing to you would be good as ascertain one your members would undertake the duties Commandant Devon l?t V.A. Detachment (Men's). Ihis post has become vacant through the ...

... the purpose of dealing with any emergency ' cases, was in charge of Mrs* Fred j and Miss Anna Innes, of the Exmouth Voluntary Aid Detachment. I 9 of the principal features was a wellarranged horticultural show, carried out by Committee, with Mr. F. G- B ...

... lor the purpose of dealing with any emergencj cases, was in charge of Mrs. Fred Sansom and Miss Anna Innes, of the Voluntary Aid Detachment. One of the principal features was 'J® 11 arranged horticultural show, carried out a Committee, with Mr. F. G- ...

... proceeds, amounting to £25, were in aid of the new pulpit at the parish church, lIOLSWORTHY. A short musical service has been held in the United Methodist Chapel, the programme being much appreciated. Organ voluntaries were played Mr. E. L. Goodall, F.n ...

... and Teignmouth (for tea). The return journey wa,v via Totnes. The Rowing Club organised successful j flag and fete day in aid or tfhe Club funds. , Special features were The Daasant. in afternoon, -which largely attended, and a visit the Klan in motor ...

... manor, The Newton Abbot Salvation Army Band and Choir gave successful concert, at the Baptist, Chnrch on Monday evening, in aid a piano for the primary department. Key. J. Winsor presided. The collection ieali9ed £4 4e Bd. BRADNINCH. An impressive service ...