... The congregation included members of the men’s and women’s sections of the British Legion, with their standards, Voluntary Aid detachments, and A.F.3. The service was conducted by the Rev. C. D. Job (vicar) and the Rev/R. Ball, and the names of the fallen ...

... It was one of the most impressive demonstrations of voluntary service ministering to the needs of the sick and wounded ever witnessed in the city. parade were Men's and Women'* Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Red Cross Society, Men's Divisions of the St ...

... in Birmi.igham are helping as voluntary workers at first aid posts, or are doing their 50 hours’ training required at the hospitals working in conjunction with the C.N.R. A few are doing paid full-time duty at the first aid posts. E. S. F. ...

... who had been the Sister at the hospital for a considerable time Was appointed Sister In charge. Several members of Voluntary Aid Detachments had quallffed for duty by attendances for • total of 60 hours at the hospital. The committee thanked them for their ...

... Andrew's Church, and with them went members of the Bexhill and Little Common branches of the Legion, men and women’s voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross and representatives of the Bexhill division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. The womens ...

... of the British Red Cross Society Issued on Thursday, reviews the wartime activities of men and women members of Voluntary Aid Detachments. The report, which is signed by Mrs Ridley, 0.8. E., of Maperton, Wlnoanton (president), states After the crisis ...

... Director. On the outbreak ot Inc Great War he resigned that appointment and became Chief Staff Officer of the Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments. The official publication. describing Kent's care for the wounded in the Great War. states: Not enough can be said ...

... been formed. THERE IS TOO Notwithstanding the set-back for our traditions and the objects for which members of Voluntary Aid Detachments enrolled themselves, she says, officials, officers and members loyally responded to the new alignments taken up ...

... circumstances in which soldiers. including women members, other than officers, of the Auxiliary Territorial Service or Voluntary Aid Detachments. may call in the services of a civilian doctor at the costs of the funds of the War Office. and as to the steps the ...

... besides the British Legion, were the Women's Branch of the Legion, the St. John Ambulance Brigade, Red Cross detachments, Voluntary Aid detachments, and various services of the City's A.R.P. organisation. Features of the parade were the number of British ...

... . the War office, applies to relatives of all ranks, including members of the auxiliary Territorial Service and Voluntary Aid Detachments. Not (CO-OP. CALL FOR PEACE more than two relatives can go on each visit. Cheap tickets will be issued booking 1 ...

... and Dr. C. A. McPherson (district medical officer of health). Thbsb present included commandants of the Red Cross voluntary aid detachments and St. John nursing divisions in North-West Surrey. Dr. Ferguson urged the need to stimulate recruiting for the ...