White County record., 1922-10-12
Bradford Breezes

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 Words reached here last week of the marriage of Miss Mason Huckeby and Robert Pen1oaf Sunday Oct, 1st, at St.Louis, Mo Mrs. Pennock was formerly a Bradford girl and has many friends here who wish her hap piness. Mir. Pennoek is in busi- ness with Bloomington Produce Co., of Bennington III. The hap py couple will make their home in Bloomington.
 J. 0. PickIer, of Corning, Ark was the guest of Miss Lyda Mae HuckebY Sunday.
 Mrs. M. A. Robertson, of B2ld Knob. visited her daughter Mrs. Ollie Howard and family a few days last week.
 A. H. Whitlev was Q Judsosi visitor last week.
 MT. and Mrs. 5. s. ThI0ckm r ton, Mrs. Fife Shelton, Mrs. E L. Green and Glenn Green drove to Searcy on business Wednes- day.
 Mss Oracle Hcbbs is visiting relotives iu Bald Knob ttis week.
 Henry ard Bradin Virdo'', of Bald Knob spent Saturday in Bradford.
 Asa Fraser and N. D. Rogers were among those who attend ed Rinelin9 Bros and BaInum and Bailey Circus at Little Rock last week.
 Mrs A. c. Cole and son, Virgil and Philip. drove to Little Rock on business Monday.
 Mrs. c. H. Strout very pleas antly entertained a number of gr,ests last Friday with a special shower in. honor of Mrs. R. l.. ammond, a bride of recent date Mrs. Hammond received many useful and beautiful gifts. The time was spent in playing games, conversation and music. Delic- ious refreshments were served after which the guest departed, thanking their charming hostess for most delightful afternoon and wishing the bride much joy and happiness.
 Mrs. l.. E. Throckmorton and little daughter Kathleen, went to ] Little Rock Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends. Thev will remain in Little Rock until after the fair.
 I, P. Henfv moved his family to Walnut Ridge this week. They have many friends in Bradford who wish then success in their new home
 Miss Regina Thomas left Wed nesday night for St. Louis, Mo-, where she will remain for the coming winter months.
 Miss May Bell Carder was call ed to Harrisburg. Ark, last Tuesday on account of the ser- ious illness of her sister, Mrs. R. E. Julian of that place.
 Bonn on Thursday Oct, 5th, to MT. and Mrs. Clyde Humphreys, a nine pound daughter
 Kermit Mckenzie was a Ken sett visitor Saturday and Sun- day.
 Rev. w.. o. Stroud, of Elme, Ark, is holding a series of meet ings at the North Methodist Church this week and a great deal of interest is being shown.
 Jessand Earl Siler. of Russell, were Bradford visitors Saturday night.
 Sunday was the regular meet ing day at the Baptist Church., Rev. Williams preached two very interesting, forceful sermons on that day. to full houses.
 Saturday night the members ofhe the Baptist Church, planned a pound party forthair pastor, and to say that he was surprised, l would be putting in mildly. Each one seemed to try to out do the other in bringing good things to eat, and the result was a great heap of those things which make life worth living. In Q few well chosen phrases, Rev. Williams thanked the doners for their gifts, and much more for the spirit which prompted the gifts.
 Mir and Mrs. L. A. Rice were Judsonia visitors Sunday.
 A deal was closed last week whereby MT. and Mrs. E. M. TJo1t,ac baoapaa tLa ox,r,aox. Of 4Ia o