... n their team consisting of Henry Watts Enna Hallett. Pearl Carter. Dorothy Houghton. Olive Croswell, Betty Mc- Mahon ' Fred Carter, Betty Grace and Grace Boacnist. The report for 1932 was read by 'Lient.-Colonel A. V. Jenner, D. 5.0.. J.P., and medals ...

... the competition. The team was: Henry Watts. Esme Hallett, Pearl Carter. Dorothy Houghton. Olive Cresswell. Betty McMahon. Fred Carter. Betty Grace and Grace Hoggust. The report for 1932 was read by Colonel A. V. Jenner. D. 5.0.. JP.. and medals awarded by ...

... J.P. who was president of the Carnival Executive. and the Mayoress. Mr. C. F. hiscack, chairman ot the Executive, Mr. Fred Carter, for.. sec., air. Haroid woson. organiser. Messrs. C. H. Paice and C. B. H. Clark, managers ot Carnival Fark. Mr. A. G. ...

... Amongst others present were Mrs. Crump, Mr. Geoffrey Cramp, Mr. Geoffrey Horseman, Mr. and Mrs. Savile (all of London). Mr. Fred Carter (Southampton). representatives of the Vortigern Lodge of Freemasons (Bournemouth), Miss Whitley (Bournemouth), and the staff ...

... 55.; Rotarian W. Burrough Hill. £5 55.; Past President Claude Ashby, £.5: Herbert Collins and Mrs. Collins. £5. Rotarian Fred Carter and Miss Hilda Woolley are again acting as joint hon. secretaries of the fund Contributions should be snit to the Financial ...

... scorers being B. Crook (6), 6. Crook (3), C, Whittle (2). W. Sett and W. Moot*. For Southwick R. Adams, F. Stubbington and Fred Carter were the pick of a strong defence. A. Crook led the forwards in his best style, while W. Suctt at inside left' was a fine ...

... Bill Stan. ford, goes centrehalf, Percy Teague part. nerieg Jimmy Maynard at back. May. tin will lead the forwards, with Fred Carter on his but. Cas Company are on the up-grad., Their Junior Oup-tios may have smartened them up sufficiently to hold the St ...

... given wonderful service in organization, collections, packing and In dozens of other directions. Miss Hilda Woolley and Mr. Fred Carter were the hon. secretaries, and worked like trojans. Ten guineas was collected at the second carol recital, given by All ...

... L. J. Foreman; Co-operative Stores, Oxford Street: Alessrs. Dawkings, Canterbury Road; Airs. Spendiff, High Street; Mr. Fred Carter, 21, Canterbury Road; Mr. C. Theobald, High Street; Air. H. T. West, Harbour Street; Air. D. H. Sinden, Tower Parade, Tankerton; ...

... Holcombe, Gladys Ooble, and James Pope. There then followed -song and drill, entitled “The Signals,” which was well done by Fred Carter, Arthur Scott, Edgar Pope, Peter Freeman, Ronald Ashman, Boland Burcher, Reginald Parsons, Robert Deardon, Malcolm Murphy ...

... by Tice and Montague .. , everal others doing their got within striking dial: all over winners when, at moment. enter Fred Carter former taking the ball it ?—clesn rnen in four deliveries, and ~. run out from • well-judged 4 r: , That Stoke way when ...

... running a carnival as places abroad. He particularly( mentioned the strenuous and devoted work ( f Mr. C. F. Hiscock and Mr. Fred Carter (hon. secretary). Mr. Hiscock. who said they were only at the beginning cf a very big thing for Southampton, mentioned ...