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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... daughters in their bereavement. The funeral takes place to-morrow afternoon. The Tiverton Voluntary Aid Detachment the Red Cross Society held a flag day the town yesterday aid of funds. Mrs. E. St. A. Wake (Commandant, Devon was the organiser, and the collectors ...
... operas the pier. conjunction with the ladies the Voluntary Aid Detachment fie Cross Society, under Misa London, and the assistance Boy Scouts, the Division of the St. John Ambo- Brigade will run a firsts-aid station *■ the Coastgaard building for the treatment ...
... through the clearing station, from whence they were conveyed by motor ambulance to Bideford, where the Instow detachment the Voluntary Aid (Bed Cross) Society, with Miss Dorothy White (Commandant) and Dr. Ellis Pearson (Medicalofficer) had a hospital ...
... TOTNES carnival Wind-up to Week's Efiort. PRIZE-WINNERS. an:3B ...
... author several publications, including Settlement Reports of Hardol District, Oudh, 1894-97, and Handbook of the Devonshire Voluntary Aid Organisation, 1910. His Clubs wero the New University ajid t'he Devon and Exeter in Northernhay-place. Recognition cf the ...
... particularly useful innovation was ill* ambulance depot established fit the Coastguard Station by the ladies' the Voluntary Aid Detachment Red Cross Society, under Miss T-andon. and the Division the St. John Ambulance Association, under Inspector Bastin ...