... service to the late Mr. Thomas Rhodes was held in the Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday evening. The service was condueted by Mr. Fred Carter, of Bolingbroke. The deceased’'s favourite hymn, * Hiding in Thee,” was sung by Mr. Ackrill, of Bolingbroke. ...

... Order, 1997 Dwelling houses together with the Out. buildings thereto belonging, now or lately in the occupation of Messrs. Fred Carter, Gilbert Holmes, Harry Tong, ! Sidney %Vatson. Jaintz Hodson, and Albert Keywor,h. all at High Street, (North) Ruskington ...

... Chesterfield, To-morrow Afternoon (Saturday), May h. at ;!.20 p.m. 11l rounds JOHNSON v. HAT. SHARKEY TOMMY FOI.EY v. FRED CARTER Also Jeft Johnson v. I,es Valentine, and other bouts. 6d., vi, 2,-. ...

... DRATUOTT MAN INJURED. Fred Carter. oT Derby-road. Draycott. received injuries to his foot on Tuesday in attempting to board an omnibus belonging to the Barton Transport Co.. Ltd.. In Derwent-street. Derby. It appears that the omnibus was moving and a ...

... SERVICE to late Mr. Thomas Rhodes wee held in the Weeicyan Chapel on Sunday evening. The seri if.e was conducted by Mr. Fred Carter. of Bolingbroke. Tbe deceased's favourite hymn. Hiding in Thee. was 10011 by Ur. of Bolingbroke. IN OUR I.F IMPORT it ...

... ishes this week go to: — August 19: Doris Knock. August 20: Pamela Gibbs and Leslie Baxter. August 21: Pamela Griffiths and Fred Carter. August 22: Helen Smith. Jena Wright Shelia Smith and Kenneth Barnett. August 23: Audrey Chapman. August 24: Tony Watson ...

... DRAYCOTT MAN INJURED. Fred Carter. or Derby-road. Draycott, received injuries to his foot on Tuesday in attempting to board an omnibus belonging to the Barton Transport Co., Ltd., in Derwent-stroet, Derby. It appears that the omnibus was moving and a ...

... DRAYCOTT MAN HURT Fred Carter, of Derby-road, Draycott, received injuries to his foot yesterday in' attempting to board omnibus belonging to the Barton Transport Co., Ltd., in Derwent-street, Derby. The omnibus was moving and near-side wheel of vehicle ...

... working of £7 I=, an increased membership and a larger number of pigs insured. Officers and committee were reelected. Mr. Fred Carter asked to be relieved of his duties as marker, and Mr. John Turner was elected. Entertainment was provided by Mr. A. E. Ward ...

... (Continued from nest column) Mr. A. L. Dalton; ladies' darts, Mrs. Hayes and Mis. F Maddison, gentlemen's darts. Mr. Fred Carter and Mr. J Ward; bird's nest. Mr. J. Stevenson; fishing competition, Mrs. Waltham (15,: stepping the chain, Alr. Birch; pe ...

... their position. With 11r. B. K. 13rightue as president, Mr. A. Hallam Harding, treasons; Captain J. W. Dew, simestaryt Mr. Fred Carter, captain let XI., and Mr. Jack Spofford, osetain 2nd XI., • successful seams is an , icipated. A strong committee was elected ...

... ■aay Winner. Fred Carter (Bestwood) was an easy winner on, points In a six-rounds featherweight contest against Tom Herbert (Leicester). There was too much wrestling, and Herbert’s attacks were launched in clumsy rushes, Carter being slightly cooler. ...