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... Lifeboat Institution spends over £250,000 a year on 220 stations. Twenty thousand women and men belong Red Cross and Voluntary Aid detachments, and there are 12,000 junior Eed Cross members. Tho old flags taken down from the Cenotaph are coveted by patriotic ...
... and 1,636 girls. The cadet movement is a recruiting agency to the Brigade of fully trained members. There are 248 voluntary aid detachments, with personnel of 418 men and 4,940 women. The approximate strength the St. John Ambulance Brigade oversea is 300 ...
... excellent partner Mrs. Pett, wh'o has for years carried on important and xrduous work in connexion with the Sxeter Voluntary Aid Detachments ind in training the younger members for service in that valuable work. Citizens of Exeter, many of whom tavc benefited ...
... SEATON VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT. The first inspection of Devon 110 V.A.D., by the War Office Inspector and the County Director took place'at Seaton on Wednesday. Eighteen members of the Deatchment were present, and at the close were congratulated both ...
... VOLUNTARY AID ORGANISATION Presentation to the Hon. Mrs Trefusis at Exeter At a social gathering held on Tuesday at Lennard's Buildings, Exeter, under the auspices of the Devonshire Voluntary Aid organisation a presentation was made of an ornamental purple ...
... dedicated for the use of the Yeovil Voluntary Aid Detachment (Somerset 19). The ceremony took place in the Borough by the Vioar Yeovil (the Rev. J. E. S. Harrison), and the ambulance was received behalf of the Detachment by Brigadier- General Firth, C.B ...
... EXMOUTH V.A.D. » uat inspection. 1 (fc j S k tfj,, Tl Voluntary Aid De,L>, British Red Cross Society i** ' e Sailors' R.est Lit .-Col. ' nton > Mc (A.D.M.S., C f| 4g aild Brig.-Gen. Edwards '> V ...
... regular after-care treatment at the clinic, and cases attended at varying intervals. Thanks were expressed to the voluntary aid detachment for their valuable assistance. Mr. C. Richards (hon. treasurer) reported a balance in hand of 13s 3d. The Chairman ...
... bells were rung in honour of the wedding, and as the bride and bridegroom passed to their car members of tbe Dawlish Voluntary Aid Detachment of the British Red Cross, of which the late Mrs. Hildyard was the esteemed Commandmant the time of her death, formed ...
... the Mothers' Union members in the near future, COLYTON. A flag day, organised Miss Marsh, has been held in aid of the Devon Voluntary Aid Detachment the East Devon Ambulance. Much credit is due to the following collectors: —Mrs. Cockram, 6s 3d; Miss R. Richards ...
... Exmouth and providing visitors with information last year. Exmouth Voluntary Aid Detachment (Devon, 66) has a good record for the past year. An excellent report of the whole detachment has been received as a result of the War Office inspection, while the ...
... and members of the Corporation, Magistrates, . and Borough officials, who attended in State, and numerous Territorial detachments, Boy Scouts and Gfrl Guides, Ambulance units, etc. The brief, simple, yet deeply impressive service, conducted the Vicar ...