... where treatmaent is given by civilian doctors. This includes women members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service er Voluntary Aid Detachments, but not officers. Sometimes it happens that during the period of leave illness overtakes the person on furlough ...

... with the national day prayer was held Weybridge Parish Church Sunday. The large congregation included the local voluntary aid detachments, Weybridge division police, postal representatives, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. The Rev. E. C. Tritton (rector) preached ...

... accompanied by Miss Harrison. 0.8. E., Staffordshire Vice-President. inspected the Detachment on parade and later inspected the first-aid work of the members. The detachment was under Mrs. F. T. Sudlow, Commandant, with Mrs. J. M Mason, Assistant Commandant ...

... recognised as *“Qur Day at Haverhill, when collections. by means of the sale of small flags, by members of local Voluntary Aid Detachments, were made for the British Red Cross Society. In the town and district a total of £66 7s. 6d. was raised, a result ...

... lives. Of the 35,000 nursing sisters of the Brigade, the large majority have joined the Civil Nursing Reserve or Voluntary Aid Detachments. Many of these are now employed either in civil or military hospitals, whilst others are giving their services in ...

... Health, serves on the Massage Corps Committee. In time war. military hospitals draw their massage personnel from Voluntary Aid Detachments, whose masseuses hold the qualifications ol the Chartered Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics. The Royal Navy ...

... chairman. Mr. J. Teare Harry; the Brigade was under Capt. T. Sanders: Police under Inspector Mallett; men's and women's Voluntary Aid Detachments under Assistant Commandant J. Williams and Dr. Katherine Moore: Ist and 2nd Boy Scout troops under Scoutmasters Lobb ...

... are not eligible Volunteers 1/4 „ to apply. This. too. applies to members ,„ Cooks , 2d day extra subject to of Voluntary Aid Detachments, staff of a of commanding officer, hospitals, and women with special CLERKS (having passed trade test). nursing ...

... V.A.D.’s PERFORM SUCCESSFUL REVUE WEYBRIDGE The voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross Society in the Weybridge district have some very talented entertainers. In their spare time they have rehearsed a revue, which, under the title of “Red ...

... Police Sergeant McNaNy and four constables from the Droxford Police divisicms, and a number of representatives of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. were also present After the interment the Last Post was sounded by a bugler of the Royal Marines. The grave had ...

... foreword the President points out that despite the set-back for traditions and the objects for which members of Voluntary Aid Detachments enrolled themselves, caused by tho new regulations as to V.A.D.’s, officials, officers and members loyally responded ...

... and elsewhere. The Voluntary Aid Detachments were first formed thirty years ago, and during the last war they were at work in almost every country in which British troops were engaged. Men and women of the Voluntary Aid ...