Hello again from Bradleyville.
We enjoyed going to the
ballgame last Thursday night when the Bradleyville State Championship
team from 1968 was honored for the 50th anniversary of
their winning the title of State Champions. Coach of the state team,
Argil Ellison and KY3's Ned Reynolds were there to MC the activities.
Ned had very nice words to say about the team and how well he
remembered them and that exciting time. Argil Ellison talked about
his time as a coach for Bradleyville and how much he appreciated our
school and community. Then he recognized each player and called them
to the floor and presented them with a certificate.
Garlin Pellham, Craig
Southards and Wade Turner were presented certificates. Other team
members were represented by family or friends. Representing the late
Lonnie Combs was his wife, Linda and son, Justin. Representing the
late Duane Maggard was his sister, Margaret Dalton. Representing the
late Howard Wilson was his brother, Dwight Wilson. Also representing
the other team members were Don Horner representing David Combs who
couldn't be there, Cathy Newton representing her brother Ken Newton
who lives in Florida and couldn't be there, and Ben Roberts
representing his father, Buddy Roberts.
Bradleyville had big wins
for all three games we played. The little cheerleaders did their
cheers again and the pep band was rocking and did an outstanding job.
I saw my aunt, Betty
Swadley at the ballgame and sure did enjoy getting to visit with her
for a few minutes. She was there with daughter Judy Whitaker and
granddaughter Sheila to watch great grandson, Trenton Massey who was
on the Chadwick team.
All the 1A schools are in
districts this week. Bradleyville boys and girls have both won the
first round of districts as of this writing. Girls played Bakersfield
on Monday night, February 19 and if they won will play again on
February 22 at 7pm, while the boys played Couch last Tuesday night
and if they won will play again on Friday night the 23rd
at 7:00. If either team loses, their season is over.
Kathleen Johnson stopped
by the other day with an invitation to her mother's birthday
celebration get-together. It will be on Sunday, February 25 at the
Bradleyville School cafeteria, weather permitting, from 2-4pm. The
invitation said that cards were welcome, no gifts please, and if you
are feeling sick, please just call to wish her Happy Birthday. You
cannot be too careful with all the flu and other sickness going
around right now.
Our family had a good
weekend when our granddaughter Danielle and husband Jared dedicated
their 15 month old son Eli at church last Sunday morning. Most of our
family was there to witness this blessing and we were so thankful. I
also got to spend a few minutes with my other greats, Avery and LJ
Laughlin while they were down to spend the weekend with their daddy.
We are getting some much
needed rain this week and I hear it starting to thunder while I am
sitting here writing the news, so need to send this in and get off
the computer. I have had lightning run in on two computers and ruin
them so I unplug them at the first sound of thunder now.
Stay warm and happy.
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