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... FOR THE RED CROSS Halifax Helps Hospitals Halifax is once again playing an Sjrtant part in the making of Red ospital Supplies. Since the comment . ment of this important work in OctoofJ' the following garments and bandagf?( etc., have been sent to the ...
... For The Red Cross. GRADUALLY things are becoming mere normal and many societies have decided to carry on as usual as long they can. It is pleasant to have an entertainmant to distract one’s thoughts for a few hours, and I am pleased to hear that such ...
... Red Cross Workers. MARRIED IN TOWN.—Mr. Fred Walton, of Arden-road, Halifax, and 'Hs bride. Miss Margaret Hirst, of 402, Gibbet-street, Halifax, leaving Harrison-road Congregational Church, with their attendants, on Wednesday LIGHTCLIFFE WEDDING.—Mr. ...
... Red Cross Concert Capital entertainment was at a concert at the White Swan Halifax, Saturday afternoon, ped effort to raise funds for the Cross appeal. The concert. and compered by Mrs- Fred Q & un was well presented and variea all tastes. There were ...
... RED CROSS CONCERT. provided Capital entertainment was at a concert at the White Hotel, Halifax, on Saturday afternoon, In an effort to raise funds for the local Red Cross appeal. The concert, organised and Compered by Mrs Fred Howarth. was well presented ...
... by Lie American Red Steps have been taken for the Immediate purchase of some 75.000 dollars! (L 18.750 worth of much-needed supplies. The Belgian Red Cross has also decided to participate in the relief work of the International Red Cross in ...
... ++ The Red Cross In Halifax. rf HE Yorkshire 242nd (Halifax) Voluntary Aid Detachment of the British Red Cross Society, the first annual inspection of which was made at Savile Hall. Halifax, on Saturday evening. by Brig.-Gen. W. Sandys. C. 8.. C M.G. ...
... RED CROSS APPEAL A further communication was read from the Lord Mayor cf London in which he stated that the money subscribed to the Red Cross and St. John Fund would primarily be used for the sick and wounded of the Forces on active service and prisoners ...
... At Red Cross Inspection. • ir - I •, Ilk , •• . , ~,•,.. I ' 40 , -- I. • 10 • •••••• N. -- . , 4 ...
... COTTON'S HELP FOR RED CROSS. By raising 1270 at the West Esirex Club, Chingford. yesterday, Henn - Cotton achieved his oblect of collecting £3,000 before Christmas for the Red Cross by means of exhibition golf matches. _ .. After a match in which Coiton ...
... BILLIARDS DRIVE FOR RED CROSS Billiards and snooker tilavera. amateur and professional are being organised in a national drive help the Red Cross. Details were discussed at a meeting in London to-daY. attended by Joe Davis. world snooker champion. and ...
... GOLFERS 9.2.506 FOR RED CROSS. Efforts of goif professionals in charity matches have produced nearly £2,500 for the Red Cross in nye weeks, and the programme arranged for the remainde. of November should result in the contributions totalling well over ...