... TIM 1.4 BERKS. Mr. CYRIL COOK proposed the toast to The lat Berks Troop Bey Scouts, coupled wlth the name of he A.S.M. Fred Carter. Responding. SCOUTMASTER A. HEARN re-counted the history of the troop since the war. and said t* largely due to the influence ...

... Gillott, M.8.E.. Mr. Henry R. Harding (secretary of the Comand Lodg e 4910), Mr. J. Goodier, Col. R. Gutteridge. T.D., Mr. Fred Carter, and Mrs. Clifford. and Mr. H. Wright-Harvey (represent ing t he Fellowship Cointnittee of the ampt on Hot (lub). Dr. Hearn ...

... Wednesday between Miss Dorothy Blake Tomsett, second daughter of Mrs. Tomsett, of Wargrove Cottage, Herstmonceux, and Mr. Fred Carter, only son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Carter, of Seaside-road, Eastbourne. The Rector (the Rev. Dr. Bruce) conducted the service ...

... Spencer, R. George, J. George, G. Webb (Charndon). . The following received prizes for handwork and needlework : Boys.—l, Fred Carter. Charndon ; 2, R. and J. George, Charndon. Needlework. Girls —Junior, l O. Townsend, Blackthorn; 2, O. Taylor. Blackthorn ...

... wilt( DIM* mge 11.1 as h e ; . las your you. Om Ma la a Kw* , Ha ea . hit* reur at I e h im a imium b er a tk s E N O Fred Carter added thki is phi for of the Bosch Wino Rotary MO, and to 1 •b• rabbi i• out of *armed for I aid, as be 'ds sesdirmd us ...

... Reeltations.—.Scholars 14 to 16: I. Ries Skelton, Lecke Heath Congregational. Bible reading. teachers and primary helpers.-1, Fred Carter. lerton. -- Among the stewards who rendered much assistance were the Rev. K. F. Boxall and Messrs. H. Savage, 0. W. Cochrane ...

... stewards being Mr. H. Arterton and Mr. W. Hopley. - The winners in the hidden treasure competition were as follows :—1 Mr, Fred Carter, 2and 3 Mrs. C. Norton. MOTOR CYCLE GYMKHANA. This proved a very interesting event, the winners being :—100 yards slow ...