Annual report of the Nottingham Children's Hospital : 1940.

Nottingham Children's Hospital. nb2014007118.

Date:: 1940

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Credit: Annual report of the Nottingham Children's Hospital : 1940. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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tributory Fund. He would have considerable pleasure in conveying the purport of these remarks to those who had so loyally supported him in establishing the Fund—a Fund which he thought, was going to be the solution of that “ bug¬ bear ” of Voluntary Hospitals, the difficulty of making both ends meet. in proposing the re-election of the Board of Manage¬ ment as under, Mr. Thornton Simpson said he felt that such a list of names comprised a galaxy of talent which ensured that the affairs of the Hospital would continue to be main¬ tained in the most efficient manner. Major T. P. Barber, n.s.o., T.D., D.L., J.P. J. Bos worth, Esq. H. D. Bright, Esq. Lt.-Col. Clifton, c.m.g., n.s.o., D.L. C. A. Hingston, Esq. C. W. Hind, Esq. This motion was seconded 1 unanimously. On the proposition of Mi Mrs. Osborne, the following c year. N. P. Haynes, Esq. J. A. Howitt, Esq. R. G. Law, F]sq. A. G. Mellors, Esq. C. A. M. Oakes, Esq. J. Ashley Player, Esq. J. D. Player, Esq., d.l., j.p. F. Pragnell, Esq. , Miss Russell and carried Id. 1). Bright, seconded by. icers were re-elected for the Hon. Treasurer. Mr. J. F. Young. Hon. Auditors. Messrs. Hubbart, Durose & Pain. In proposing the re-election of the Ladies’ Committee as under, and a hearty vote of thanks for their efforts during the past fear, Lt.-Col. Clifton said he would like to pay a tribute to the work being done by the women of England, an example of which was shewn by Mrs. Derbyshire in her capacity as President for the past year, and by the outstand¬ ing work of the Ladies’ Committee. Miss Eveline Bright. Mrs. Philip Barber. Mrs. H. L. Birkin. Miss Edge. Mrs. C. A. Hingston. Mrs. G. J. Mackness. Mrs. J. D. Player. Mrs. H. C. Roe Miss Russell. Mrs. Seely. Mrs. R. A. Shipstone. This resolution was seconded by Mr. J. F. Young and carried unanimously. In proposing a vote of thanks to Mrs. J. N. Derbyshire, Mr. J. A. Player said he was glad to have been afforded an opportunity of thanking the Chairman, not only for the kindly and . gracious way in which she had taken the Chair S