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... given ami pay according qualifications. For enrolment forms and further particulars apply to: The County Controller, Voluntary Aid Detachments, The Armoury, Pydar Street, Truro, or The County Secretary, British Red Cioss Society, Lloyds Bank Chambers, Truro ...
... given, and pay according to qualifications. For enrolment forms and particulars apply to: The County Controller, Voluntary Aid Detachments, The Armoury, Pydar Street, Truro. or The County Secretary. British Red Cross Society., Lloyds Bank Chambers, Truro ...
... and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Williams, Cheltenham. Both Mrs. Hutchln and Mrs. Williams belong to their local Voluntary Aid Detachments the British Red Cross Society. OLD BOYS’ TRIBUTES. Happy memories of their long association with St. Saviour’s Home ...
... 212 wemen; Red Cross—lB6 men, 651 women. Since September two new woracr.'s detachments had been registered, bringing the total in the county to 25. The Voluntary Aid Detachments were—men six, women 12: Red Cross detachmentsmen two, women five. Of the mobile ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...