... EXCELLED IN MANY SPORTS PASSING OF MR. FRED CARTER PARISH CHURCH FUNERAL There was laid to rest at Poulton Cemetery, on Monday afternoon, one of the best-known all-round local sportsmen, Mr. Frederick Carter, of Hope Place, Poulton, whose sporting activities ...

... club had made good progress. The supper was organised by the club committee, of which Mr. Albert Chivers is captain, Mr. Fred Carter vicecaptain and hon. secretary, and Mr. C. Hall (licensee of the Victoria Inn) treasurer. The alley had been tastefully ...

... life, and shall love you yet. You are ours to remember when others forget CARTEIL—Yondest memories of our dear brother, Fred Carter. who departed this life, Dec. 23rd. 1938. Never forgotten by his loving Sister Minnie, Harry and Gwen, at 21. Hope Place ...

... of Time.' Bro. Dennis Lintern was at the piano. The meeting passed votes of condolence to the relatives of the late Mr. Fred Carter, of Hope Place, also to Mrs. T. Evans, of Winterficld, in their bereavements. Other Pennon News on Page 4. ...

... the team representing the Lamb Hotel, Paulton, are champions, and the winners of the trophy and set of medals are Messrs. Fred Carter (captain), R. Raikes, Tom Rowsell, Fred Rowsell, Tom I3ourton, J. Brent, W. Clark and W. Parnell. The runners-up of the ...

... W. Gregory. playing a• lady (goose); 3, Mr. 0. Padfield, playing as lads (eockerel); 4, Mrs. P. GenOM. Gentlemen: 3 Hr. Fred Carter (turkey); 2. Mr. T. Stevens (goose); 3, Mr. H. Mears (cockerel): 4, Mr. E. Langrichrs. A good sum was realised for the ...

... Margaret Shearn, A.T.C.L., of Paulton. Dancing was indulged in, the piano accompaniments being shared by Mr. T. Watts and Mr. Fred Carter. The Vicar and others thanked the ladies for their generosity in providing such a happy time. ...

... Mrs. T. Branch (sister), Mr. and Mrs.] R. Lewis (brother and sister-in-law), Mr. T. Branch (brother-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter (brother-in-law 1 and sister-in-law). Mr. 11. Abbott, Paulton (son-in-law), Mr. W. F. Carter (nephew), High Littleton, Miss ...

... 'Jot allow the occasion to pass without making some referebea to the death recently of one of their respected members, Mr. Fred Carter. On the suggestion of the chairman, the company stood in silence as a tribute to Carter's memory. The chairman also submitted ...

... have won the second prize, his greatest pleasure was to have taken part in the final, and then to have been beaten by Mr. Fred Carter, that well-known allround sportsman. Mr. G. Hall added that, as he already had a presentation case similar to that he had ...

... competition funds, while a fourth prize was kindly given by Mr. Edgar C. Heal. The competitors in the finals were: Mr. Fred Carter v.George Hall, for the first and second prizes, the former winning by nine shots; E. C. Heal and W. Lane competed for the ...

... took a very real interest in the movement, and there was no more true, loyal and devoted Brother of the Order than bra. Fred Carter. was a devout worshipper at the Parish Church of Holy Trinity, Paulton, and except when ill-health prevented he could always ...