... OFFICIAL WESTCOUNTRY Y.A lS The following Westoountry Voluntary Aid Detachments have received official recognition by the War Office under the new scheme :— No. 66 Cornwall (Women), Commandant, Miss B. M. Rowe; No. 5 Somerset (Men), Com- No. mandant, ...

... ia»y be witluu their homes. .Voluntary Aid Detachment form part the VolniiMiry Reserve tfee Medical Services Grown, and would be required to these Services in the event of wax or other national emergency. The number Detachments registered at the War Office ...

... the current year, wore considered. The appointment was announced 001. H. C. Woo]dridge, of as County Controller of Voluntary Aid Detachments in succession the Major J. S. C. Davis. Col. Wooldridge was also co-opted a member of the Association. It was resolved ...

... considered. The appointment wa« announced of Col. H. C. Wooldridge, Haighmoor, Topsham, as County Controller of Voluntary Aid Detachments in succession to the late Major J. S. C. Davis. Col. Wooldridge was also co-opted member of the Association. It was ...

... exceptional circumstances, amd then only if the stores are available within the command. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS The following Westcountry Voluntary Aid Detachments, organized British Red Cross Society, hav ...

... schoolgirls assisted iv work of selling, aud there were also helpers nurses from the local hospitals, members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments, members t.lie St. Jonn Ambuianco Brigade, Toe H, and the Salvation Army. Many traders placed facilities for distribution ...

... then the Voluntary Aid Detachments to be reorganized and fresh members to enrolled. Tho War Office Issued mw scheme lor Voluntary Aid Detachments, and Mr. Davis was at once appointed the first County Controller ...

... 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 ...

... LARGE ATTENDANCE AT The British Red Cross Society was represented by a large number of its members from the various Voluntary Aid Detachments Devon the funeral their late County Controller, Mr. John Samuel Champion Davis, of Kiiigford, Burrington, which took ...

... 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 ...

... defence schemes) carried out by detachments the Devonshire Regiment, and the field Ambulance Corps (T.A.) of Exeter (which encamped at Instow the week-end) with the co-operation of the Instow detachment of the Voluntary Aid Red Cross Society. Barnstaple ...