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ysvaarjntpr- - ■- ---- THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1951 Major Bradley, Vet Of 20 Years In Army, Student At Newberry Enrolled in the sophomore class at Newberry College is a Major in the Reserve in the United States Army, Victor Woodrow Bradley, 940 Cline street, New berry. Major Bradley is a native of Newberry and is the son of Mrs. Enoch J. Bradley and the late Mr. Bradley. His wife is Helen Speed Purdy Bradley of Kentucky. The Bradleys have a daughter, “Molly,” born Septem ber 1948. Major Bradley has a record of twenty years of service in the U. S. Army. He enlisted in the regu lar army in September, 1929 at Fort Bragg, N. C. For one year he served with the 5th Field Artillery and then was selected to form a Mechanized Force at Fort Eustia, Virginia. This was the beginning of the Armored Divisions and Bradley’s cadre was known as the “Gypsy Troops.” Later he was stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. and then to Fort D. W. Russel in Marfa, Texas. In 1933 the 1st Cavalry Regiment was mechanized and Bradley was assigned to - the Headquarters Troop. In 1936 he was selected to attend the Quartermaster Motor School in Baltimore, Md. With the rank of Platoon Ser geant, Bradley was assigned to further study in the maintenance of armored divisions. At Fort Benning, Ga. Bradley became a me’mber of the 2nd Armored Di vision and was promoted to the rank of Master-Sergeant. Major Bradley was selected to attend Officers Candidate School and was graduated from the school with the commission of a 2nd Lieutenant. He was as signed to Fort Knox, Ky. as an instructor in the Armored School. Later he was promoted to Captain and assumed the duties as Di rector of Division IV, a Mainten ance and Engine tune-up Division. Later Major Bradley’s Battalion was ordered to Hawaii and the Phillipine Islands. In 1946 Major Bradley was assigned to duty in Japan and after a short tour of duty there was returned to the States because of illness. In 1949 Major Bradley applied for retirement with the purpose in mind of continuing his education. During the twenty years of service in the U. S. Army, Major Bradley received the following decorations and citations: Asiatic- Pacific Theatre Ribbon with on# bronze service star and one bronze arrowhead; the Phillipine Liberation Ribbon with two bronze stars; the Army Occupa tion Medal; the American Theatre Ribbon; the Good Conduct Medal, and the Victory Medal. ALVIN M. WRIGHT Alvin M. Wright, 69, owner and operator of the Anderson Printing Company, died at 10 a.m. Sunday, October 21 in An derson. Mr. Wright had lived in Anderson 35 years, moving there from Newberry. He was a son of the late Rev. and Mrs. George A. Wright. Mr. Wright was pastor of the First Baptist church here for 21 years. Mr. Wright was employed by the Herald & News, where he began his printing career, when he lived with his parents. 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Sr. Miniature arrangement of tlowers and foliages—Mrs. John Waldrop, Miss Faye Shealy. Arrangement of foliages, dried or ^resh—Miss Grace Summer, Mrs. J. F. Epting. Planted dish garden, 5 or more plants—Miss Grace Summer. Flower and Foliage—Mrs. John Waldrop, Miss Grace Summer. JERSEY DEPARTMENT Bull, born before July 1, 1949— J. L. Koon, Furman E. Epps. Bull, Yearling, born between July 1, 1949 and June 30, 1950'-— Furman E. Epps, Coleman Half acre. Cow, 4 years old and over—J. L* Koon, Furman E. Epps, C. Ifc. Kooq. Cow, 3 years old and under 4— Furman E. Epps, J. L. Koon, Robby Ruff. Cow, 2 years old and under 3 —Furman E. Epps, J. L. Koon, Jr. Heifer,* Senior Yearling—Robby Ruff, Billy Singley. Heifer, Junior Yearling—Fur man E. Epps, Buddy E. Epps, Ralph Whitaker, Ralph Whitaker. Heifer, Senior Calf—David Wal drop, Jr., Eugene Marlar, Furman Epps, Andrew David Eargle. Heifer Junior Calf—Alice Faye Koon, David Parr, J. L. Koon, Vaden Stuck, Edward Cromer. Senior Champion Cow—Ribbon, Furman Epps. Senior Champion Cow—Ribbon, Judith Halfacre Grand Champion Bull—Rosette, J. L. Koon. Grand Champion Cow—Rosette, Furman E. Epps. Get of Sire—Furman E. Epps and Robby Ruff, Ralph Whitaker, Billy and John Dickert. Produce of Cow—Furman Epps, Robby Ruff. Junior Jersey Department Junior Calf—Alice Faye Koon, David Parr, Vaden Stuck, Edward Cromer, James Summer. Senior Calf—Judith Halfacre, David Waldrop, Jr., Eugene Mar lar, Andrew David Eargle, Robby Ruff. Junior Yearling—Buddy Wood, Oscar Perry, Jr. Senior Yearling—Robby Ruff, Billy Singley. Cow, 2 yrs. and under 3—J. L. Koon, Jr. Cow, 3 yrs. and over—Robby Ruff. Best Fitted Jersey Calf—Bud dy Woods; Eugene Marlar, J. L. HEY KIDS I Here’s a “gem” of on off or Listen to •KY KINO v Tues. & Thurs. at 5:30 P.M. WKDK MUTUAL mnd hear how you can get Koon, Jr., Robby Ruff. Exhibiting Best Showmanship— Buddy Woods, Oscar Perry, Jr., Eugene Marlar, Judith Halfacre. GENERAL FARM CROPS Peck Wheat—Burton Sease, D. B. Sease. Peck Beardless Barley—Burton Sease, J. F. Hawkins. Peck Oats—Claude Shealy, J. F. Hawkins. Lima Beans—Virgil Williamson, Miss Clara Brown. Table Peas—Ezra Wessinger, Mrs. C. R. Melton. Field Peas—Claude E. Shealy. Soybean Seed—D. B. Sease, Bur ton Sease. Alfalfa Hay—D. G. Sease, D. G. Sease. Lespedeza Hay—D. B. Sease, Burton Sease. Sweet Potatoes—Andrew Miller, Ira Miller. Peanuts—Wendell Bedenbaugh, Ezra Wessinger. Pecans—Stuarts—Andrew Mill er, Mrs. Claude E. Sheay. Pecans—Any Variety—Andrew Miller. .Six stalks Grain Sorghum— G. F. Robfertson. Six stalks Sorghum Cane—Mrs. E. L. Fulmer, E. L. Fulmer. Syrup Sorghum—E. L. Fulmer, Mrs. E. L. Fulmer. Apples—Delicious—A. A. Cle- land. Winesap—A. A. Cleland. Apples, Any other Variety—A. A. Cleland. Pears—Mrs. Claude E. .Shealy, Mrs. S. P. Boland. Pumpkins — John D. Miller, David Miller. Tomatoes — G. F. Robertson, Mrs. Claude E. Shealy. 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