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... North Staffordshire Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society were represented at a notable gathering in the Burstein Town Hall. Dr. Charles Reid, of Stafford,. the County Controller of the Voluntary Aid ...
... Importance of V.A.D. Work Dame Beryl Oliver then delivered address on Voluntary Aid Detachments a work of national importance.” She remarked at the outset that it was well i known at headquarters what magnificent work was done by Staffordshire during ...
... 76,000. Address pm totters ^ toguiry Duren, pinatasram Gasette. Oorporstion.drest. Sumach's. VOLUNTARY AID. The following are among Voluntary Aid Detachments (women's), which, it is announced, hare been registered at th. War Office :—Noe. ...
... pronounced close the service. Subsequently, a procession consisting of mounted polite, military represenla lives. Voluntary Aid Detachments, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, the Corporation, clergy, magistrates, e\-Service men. rela lives the fallen, and general ...
... prcsent.ilions. apjireeiative speeches. He a.ifnl -itt*; from the local Caledonian Society, the Stafford >liiiv Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Britisn Red ...
... 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 ...
... Dorothy Maynell, president of the branch. Dame Beryl dwelt on the importance of Voluntary Aid Detachments, and expla.ned the new rules of registration and orgamsation of detachments. Lady Dorothy Maynell presided over a representative attendance. The committee's ...
... report stated: The work wAlt which the Red Cross ffiniete uhielle eonowned to-day is the racing sad trisiaing of Voluntary Aid Detachment!, and since the new was issued by tho War Office, in the Wereasterabire Branch bee been actively engaged In reorgesneing ...
... made an appeal to ,StAfordshire to maintain its excellent record of Red Cross work. She dwelt on the importance of Voluntary Aid Detachments, and explained the new rules of registration. The speaker was thanked, on the motion of Dr. C. Reid. County Director ...
... Volunteer Helpers Bureau, Mr. Kettle. Hon. Becretary Old Scouts' Association: Medical (Mow, , Capt. Neville Crowe; Voluntary Aid Detachments, Mr. R. J. Hilliaz, Assistant County Controller; Rally Secretary. Major A. P. Hughes; Maimant Rally Secretary. Mies ...
... gift of the members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments in North f..itaff , rnisliire. She said it was her privilev and very great pleasure. to ask Dr. Russell to accept from the British! Red Cross Society Voluntary Aid ...
... re Voluntary Aid Detachuieut, he war, presented with a suitably inscribed gold cigarette eax. As is well known, Dr. Rus,ell is Teti:ming to ikotlandt after 40 years' practice in the district. Dr. Chades Reid, 0.8. E.. County Controller, Voluntary Aid ...