... months. More Nurses Needed for War Fronts An appeal to State registered nurses to enlist the military nursing services for work in *ll war areas has been made an official nnoimcement. Now that the Queen ...

... Employment a professional nurse for the sick or as a probationer, or as a nursing auxiliary in the Civil Nursing Reserve. (This covers qualified nurses, assistant nurses, student nurses, and ...

... of Nurse H .L. Gearey succession Nurse Campbell, and said the Association were very fortunate in securing her services view of the great shortage of nurses throughout the country. It was agreed to send from the meeting letter of welcome to ...

... • To study hoapitals in Denmark, six Nursing Officers of the Queen Alexandra’s Roval Naval Nursing: Service are to visit Denmark for two weeks from the 27th August at the invitation of the Conenhncren County Council. Miss K. Baker. R.P.C. ...

... report as follows: ■During the year our two nurses attendeu 202 cases, involving 5.499 visits. These visits not include infant welfare. Nurse Tolland, Queen s Nurse was replaced November by Nurse Appleton. ...

... young babies were taken from the train and organised nursing parties gave assistance. The Queen Thanks Householders THEY “OPENED THKIK DOORS. Delivery has -tarted of the personal message which the Queen is sending to some 320,000 householders in England ...

... once resign his Professorship Queen’s and devote himself exclusively Parliamentary work. Professor Savory has resided in Ulster for well over 30 years, and throughout this time has rendered distinguished service to Queen’s University and consistently ...

... who acted as Bishop’s chaplain. The organist at the service was Miss Olive M. Stewart. A.T.C.L.. Dennington. The church bells (6) were rang before the service by the local ringers and after the service by visiting . campanologists. An informal gathering ...

... anniversary services the Baptist rtViristian Endeavour Society were held on 9 11 Monday. Services on Sunday Sunday endeavourers, in the were conducted oyine an( , T'niahTby Mr A Paterson (Scole). Miss R smith rendered a so'o at the evening service'and the ...

... , died at Bury St. Edmunds. A memorial service was held at Needham Church, for Lieut R. H. S. Pemberton of Harleston, who was killed in action. The death occurred of' Mrs. M. Witts, of Roydon. A memorial service was held at Wilby ...