White County record., 1922-07-27
Bradford Breezes


 day.
 Miss Angie HeIvor.as and Jon. Little drove to flosal Friday.
 Y $ Cert ude Dmza,4 who | baea vis.ting in Newport for some time returned to her lone Sazdas night
 Messrs. Durham and Lefler of MeRae. were in Bradford on bua.aess Wednesday.
 Nh. and Mrs. Frank Widte and son Festls, attended t..e picnic at Pleas ant Plains Saturday, returning hone Sunday.
 Ch4s. Mckenzie and son, kermit, drove to Searcy Thursday.
 C. W siler accompanied by his ssn Ray, went ta Grand Glaise on busi- ness Wednesday morning.
 Miss Ivy Brown who is teaching school at the H.clsaon School house was in Bradford a few hours Satur- day.
 Dr. W. H. Fraser and so5, 2Ge- Kinley. drove to Judsonia Monday.
 Julia siler of Russell. Ark, Was a 9radfo1d visitor friday nign1.
 Vaza.s Saith weat to Pleasant Plains =surday to take in the picnic.
 Orrir Davis who has bzen h2lvcst ing in Lsaraas for some time, return ed hon Monday night.
 Lttle abn and Ida Green Of Little Rock, >taa to Bradford T2esday morning 5oa an extended ysi- with their aunt, Mrs. J. ?. Green and eo1ez relatives.
 Miss Nontene Millikin of Little Rock, is pending her two weeks v@- cation in Bradford
 c. W. ro6ard went to Little Rock on business Monday
 Little Glenn Howard went to Bald Kncb. Tue day, where he will be the guest ot f;s aunt until school starts in August.
 Bora-luesday, July IS, to Mr a Mrs J. L. Nar5ain, a pound girl name Viv an Nettie.
 Among those whoattended the Fruit Growers meeting in McRae, Thursday were Tom Humphreys, J. P. Bennett, $. s. Throckmorton, Ernest Williams and W. P. Mason.
 Miss Fife Whitlow who has been visiting at Roosevelt for the past week, returned home Saturday.
 M. A. Whitley, Cecil Whitley, John Ward and Buddy Hamby attended the ball game at Searcy Friday.
 Miss Mamie Siler returned to her home in Bald Knob Thursday after a two weeks visit with Dr. Fraser and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Browne, of McRae, were in Bradford a few hours Wednesday.
 Mrs. Nellie Fuller left Saturday morning for West Columbia, Texas, where she will visit her uncle, G. H. Davis.
 Mack Smith of Bald Knob, was in Bradford on business Saturday.
 Leonard Hamby and Teddy Mason were Judsonia visitors Tuesday ard Wednesday.
 A. H. Whitley and P. R. Durham drove to Searcg Friday.
 Quite a large crowd attended the ice cream supper given by the ladies of the M. E. Missionary Society Fri day night.
 The ball game at Judsonia Thurs day between Bradford and Judsonia second teams resulted in a victory for Bradford, the score being 5 to 3. Lorena Helvering fell from the wagon in which she was riding one day last week and broke her arm at the elbow.
 Tom Henry of Bald Knob was a Bradford visitor Monday.
 John Prince of Bald Knob drove to Drad1ord one day last week.
 W. H. Woodall and Lonnie Taylor from Fuckers Ridge attended the choir practice at the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.
 Bill Mayhue who has been visiting his sister at Tupelo, for some time returned home last week.
 Archie Siler is on the sick list thi. week.
 Little William Throckmorton who had his foot severely injured in wheel their Ford some time ago, is thought to be slowly improving.
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