C. W. Bradley, 55 [sic 75] years and 11 months of age, who died at the home of his son, Walter Bradley, in Ward 10, was buried at the Pine Ridge Cemetery, Wednesday, May 31. Funeral services were held at the Assembly of God Church at Coldwater in Ward 10.
Mr. Bradley is survived by five children: Walter Bradley of Ward 10, Tonett Durbin and Mrs. Lois Maxie, of Shreveport, Mrs. Gilbert Palmer and Watkins Bradley, of Goldonna.
Before ill health prevented him from working, Mr. Bradley was one of the best farmers in Winn Parish.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, June 15, 1944
Mr. Bradley is survived by five children: Walter Bradley of Ward 10, Tonett Durbin and Mrs. Lois Maxie, of Shreveport, Mrs. Gilbert Palmer and Watkins Bradley, of Goldonna.
Before ill health prevented him from working, Mr. Bradley was one of the best farmers in Winn Parish.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, June 15, 1944
C. W. Bradley, 55 [sic 75] years and 11 months of age, who died at the home of his son, Walter Bradley, in Ward 10, was buried at the Pine Ridge Cemetery, Wednesday, May 31. Funeral services were held at the Assembly of God Church at Coldwater in Ward 10.
Mr. Bradley is survived by five children: Walter Bradley of Ward 10, Tonett Durbin and Mrs. Lois Maxie, of Shreveport, Mrs. Gilbert Palmer and Watkins Bradley, of Goldonna.
Before ill health prevented him from working, Mr. Bradley was one of the best farmers in Winn Parish.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, June 15, 1944
Mr. Bradley is survived by five children: Walter Bradley of Ward 10, Tonett Durbin and Mrs. Lois Maxie, of Shreveport, Mrs. Gilbert Palmer and Watkins Bradley, of Goldonna.
Before ill health prevented him from working, Mr. Bradley was one of the best farmers in Winn Parish.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, June 15, 1944
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