... Associate (Second Class) MedaJ to Miss Elizabeth Phyllis Marehant. Sister, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Miss Marelmnt. who Is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marchant,. of ...

... Sunday Services. 11,6.30 Mildred Cable Children Service, 3 Francesca French warm is c\li iul« *i Fricmls and Scholars, Bus 84 passes the Church every hour from THE ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED h«-l t*o William Alcnjiihlvi . »»«!> son «»t' Mr. Arthur Wunshronjih- ...

... as Lieutenant) on the 'Queen Alexandra Imperial Nursing Staff. After a short leave, she is now serving overseas. She was on duty throughout the whole of the London Blitz. All will wish Sister O’Dell the best of luck in .her service and safe ...

... pendant. She was attended by her sister. Miss Elisabeth Marehant, who is a sister the Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service, and wore the uniform of that service. ...

... Training Corps, nursing units and .other youth organizations have joined the Society. Affiliated organizations can avail -themselves free of charge of the services of the Society's staff of lecturers from the Colonial Office and-the Imperial Institute, London ...

... DANCE Mas held at the Queen's Hall on Saturday. the music being supplied by military band. The proceeds of the dance and subscriptions to the Piano Fund totalled £l5 ss. for the week's effort. There will another dance on June at the Queen's Hall in aid of ...

... lccture,—-AnvT. A MILITARY DANCE.- There was danct*sponsored »y Englifili military unit Htatioicd * somewhere in Sussex “at the Queen's Hall Friday evening. Tin* function was excellent organized, and tin* Hall was tusteJully decorated. A Military Dance Rand ...

... She was .Matron in the Queen Alexandra Imperial Nursing Services. K.R.C. (first class), and was mentioned dispatches several times Lord French and Lord Haig. She went out 1014 with the Expeditionary Force and opened ...

... King-Emperor, for service rendered the driver of train in India. the Gazette of India, dated December 5, 1942, Mr. Cottingham commended for brave conduct. Here the wording; I am charged to record his Imperial Magcsty’s high appreciation the service rendered.” ...

... Agency, Hasswks, Telephone 212. MOTOR DRIVER, private or coin- excellent knowledge eight years last situation ; unfit for military service. D. W. Pack. Sydney Hoad. Heath. MRS. HICKS. Slone House. tan (with >■ aped who seeking i»osi . domes! ituteci. PARLOURMAID ...

... Board, held at Oaklands, Haywards Heath, January 23. lie remarked that he had been able to get a nurse from the Civil Nursing Reserve, -and anothe • nurse had been loaned from a hospital which was favourably circumstanced at the time. Ho reported that ...

... and took an active part in the welfare of discharged and disabled sailors and soldiers, rendering great service in connection with the Queen Alexandra Hospital Home for discharged soldiers at Roehampton Hospital, and the Royal Savoy Association for relief ...