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... will apply to the relatives of all ranks, including members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments, abd will be available for not more than two relatives on the occasion of each visit. ...
... U the trade mark PhtUlf rreporaiKm Magnesia. Special S y.A.D.s On Parade VALUABLE WORK FOR CIVIL DEFENCE Bexhill voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross and other workers were praised by Gwendolen, Duchess of Norfolk, president of the Sussex ...
... Children Caring for Bexhill School Going to School l T”-y jjmf .ia wittp « PH Bra* • BaMSpngHi m -J PP 'i »n Sunday Voluntary Aid Detachments in the procession. (1) Home Guards of 19MT Join with soldiers of 191«-t» in church parade at Bexhill on Sunday t ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Order of St. John have been 'trained in nursling and drat aid. Many work as nursing auxiliaries in civil emergency hospitals and at fist-aid pasta Others who have joined voluntary aid detachments help in hospitals. The Central Hospital ...