... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... start of this game at Hallatrow On Boxing Day, the players and officials lined up and observed a silence in memory of Mr. Fred Carter, the well-known sportsman, of Paulton. _ _ _ . From the kick-Off the homesters were first dangerous, Watts being early tested ...

... Kathleen Gregory (grand-daughter). Mrs. Ronald Maggs, Miss Habberfield (housekeeper for over 20 years), Messrs. George and Fred Carter, Priston, Miss Sarsfield (niece), Rising Sun, Paulton, Messrs. H. Moore, John Blacker, John Dando, Ernest Watts, Mr. and ...

... represented. Before the start both teams and officials •lined up, and stood for a few moments in silent tribute to the late Mr: Fred Carter, of Paulton, a playing member for some years of the Nikon Rovers A.F.C. The Paulton players also wore black armlets. For ...