... Council before Joining the Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Pegg. This award is the first of its kind to come Into the Driffield area. The ...

... and District Nurse of the Queen’s Nursing Association, who will visit cases required. She will not live-ln the patients' homes, but will have her own quarters. The Queen’s Nursing Association was formed under the patronage of ...

... the York meeting. Sister Dempster, of the Alfred Bean Hospital, Driffield, spoke of her wartime experiences as a Queen Alexandra’s nurse, while serving overseas. Hostesses were Mrs. P. Wilson, Mrs, D. Wilson Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Ward. A handkerchief ...

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... Saturday. «) a Children’s Fancy Dress Parade led the May Queen and 'Attendants. , Later (ni Chlldren’s Sports! Evening. A dance In the school. fad).—An entertainment Tuesday (May 4th).—A Military Whist Drive. Wednesday /(May stb).—An Auction Sale outside ...

... of A.F.C. funds. Bto 11-45. Harry Hoppers Sana, Sunday Oct, 6—Congregational Church Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Oct. li—siedmere A.F.C., Military Whist and Old Time and Modern Dance. Hoppers Orchestra. J. Clark, Sec., siedmere, Malton. Frl., Hov. 8, ...

... whist drive for the Nursing Association, which she said was doing good work. The district nurse made LOGO visits the first year and 2,000 la the second year. This year they, were looking forward tpi more than that. The services of the nurse was not for association ...

... compere. Those taking part were Nurse Southwick, Sister Trussell, Miss Longfleld, Staff Nurse Harrison, Nurse Logan and Nurse Davis, Sister Young, Nurse Frankish, Pte. Sobell, the Misses Moore, the R.A.M.C. and ...

... TIMES, iATURDAV, MARCH 2, IM4. At the weekly Sunday Service held in the Victoria Cinema, the Rev. H. F. Rymer (vicar designate of Foston) gave the address and the soloist was Mrs. Saxton. The service was conducted by the Rev. W. R. George and the lesson ...