Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 07, 1932, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD KINDS R - vi1; STRAHAN LUVt rllAITEB XX LjEt hd left the red-and-yellow r8" .... n the other side, and '.ai i night-blue aky, with L. early tr8 ana a t:;r K.!! moon. They climbed the rua- triini. and followed tne cranny k '.'ff' .,i, nml enme to the car ,rka dsuc-'" p'ti. looked up at the fir trees f, . moon, ami boldly and w, h- ree ed over nor nrnu, ami n feet she could 3' the .roll of the world, and she fnr 'JS.! .,l Constance and her ch.nif- .f .he forgot Cecily Fenwick; she !Iit Brrv. almost, until his arms r . .... nnii ho snid. Now o kiss me. Aft(, that he said, "I love you," re times, i.i.. ---- "Sty H nsin' Bllrry- ' Just sny 11 tain." "You say 9h said it. ani added n ",enr' .I. measure, bb generous wo- ea are vM 10 do- '' "You'll marry me," he stated. "I Lao when? I, mean, darlins. you i, wont jo"- 4.11 with that. Rumor has it thnt U aeldom do. Xft's dont worry about mnr Lfp " ahe said. "At least, not now ft yet for a while. 'let's you and 1 not ever worry Lilt It," he said, and lauphed hia licht. 'Let s you ana i just sny, ..ininlr. Tomorrow liinrnilii? very Irlr,' and change the subject, if you 'Qnlj " she snid I thought i didn't approve much of marrinse." His happiness could not encompass it fravity. I don t. I Rtubbornly bapprovo of nil mnrrinsns except Cum and mine, which is to take place morrow morning very cnriy. "But on the porch nt Mnrta s, that M evemns, you said 'There wns nothing to do wit stop jut insanity with another kiss. 'Dearest," she Bind. 'Darling." said he, find vfent on. wni a fool that evenine. Cecilv love your name. An ignorant, opin fistpd fool. The less I know, the fcger and louder I talk. It's a habit ve formed. I did have a down on tirriflfte, because dart and mother d& a mess of theirs. I wish I hadn't Id you nt least, not until later. kes it make a difference. Cecily? teir being divorced, I mean?' "Barry! How can you be so ab- rd? How could that make a dif- ence?" "But noraethmff, he Insisted, emB to be making a difference. Or it Well, is it that you just don t ;h to marry me? 'No, dear. No. I ' do wish to. E We're engaged!" He en light her ds and did some crazy dance steins Id called to the tree. nnd the moon, fere engaged. Well be married in b morning. It sounds like a pons. is a long. Let s both sing it. We 11 married in the mornintr. AVe'll be medin the morning. We'll be mnr- ia in the morn ing. To that we ph agree. Why don't you sing, dar- can't." she said. "Well. then, xchv don't rou nlnn?" E'he wn glad that Barry had such splendid singing voice. She was a that he was so happy and silly; ane coma not understand why he Her own happiness made her 1 quiet and grave and almost sol n. I know," he said. "Tou think I making a joke out of the most ipendonsly serious thing in the rid. It isn't that, Cecily, I'm not frt what it is. It seems to be that gone mad drunk? imbecihcH ybe, With hnnn,TieKS lint iimlnr. Ith I'm Whollv unci rlnnntv aupiiia ot you. dariing and I want you marry me. I'll wait a week even f. But I don't want to wait. Do pj No sir, you can't. Whv need Come. let'B sit in the ear. Tou're f(J, Standi!? thfro Vnn than lu don't want to wait n long long iu marry me, do you ? Do yon ? von ;" Phe settled buck Into the cushions V refused with one flash to think Wnn and Grand nml l;,i-,lin nf ih fe, and the Very-Fancy Educa- " rnml. and snul hinrstlv. "lint. fry, 1 lindn t thought of mnrrince. i fins to think nhout it. vnii knmv. ,'l'ij'i docs' anyway nnd a man I lWTe," he dpclnrn "I'll nrlmif t my speeches this evenins have n unfortunate extemporaneous ity that's your fault. You ko to lead. The niim,ln i t " sfraid I was Roinj to ask you ...rrj mo. i w,18 nfn,,(1 n ,llat nt. The n.,vt .1.. i i .. .turn ww nun Menn tocether. nnd ever since " neen afraid I'd never set enouen Courni:e to ask you. So, " 'his an.l ilinK ; out of my mind for more thnn ' w seenmlu T i i i. . f'w.u x iin-i. yon null L.,". "', ,"u and loved you. You F if t ' "? cntlrrl. will you, ilnr snv it seems sort of queer 1nn ''"'In't Riven it one thoiijiht?" 'I've thought n lot ahout love," she '"ed. "But I hadn't (tone fiir- r. -i not In, nisrrtnce. . k T'. '"' tail- and his horror ct 'he sort "of eirl vct!n . """riaie all miIPd up with mon ms and cest towels and table in. nr. Fm.;.. .O,1' .he H,.n;.J un..i , , , ..,,.. lyul niHrnaKe ,1 ,Df lnfs,of other well, prnc- iM. f ' "" ion t, tor , ! just be happy, an-l in ; "m oot o worrying about mnr- acCeai? He my,y, t Kr;IniT. So the trouble? ln had foreot ' V n nrc,il- fhe was like !m , wnmen, nil women were, UpH1ae,1 "I, :. .... , .! I., turn i,ii.,, uvjir, ' !' j m, "n In debt, nnd I have t"-d dollars saved-I'd have . ' nl:,t tor the doctors so on. . 1 ,air,-T Tod heenne of , rmnnenev. n doe.n't pav a lot, , ,,1" "'".uld live on it for a ... ; "" Ptwea as thev arc. j,f""r.e lire on much less. '' '"1''.' '""nntly cool, had Rone I , i t' "'ally It Isn't." i-.il i'hH 'ontimie. and tell Rh""t the !mk. and how he . w'v V01",' Amminiton. ,.' -"r 0t'""r nnd critic who, , l "' friend he- i. 1 l: T,hv' "'' h'' i"l'e't In , nl,'rr honks, that o,?,r;"n "'' 'h,am oout then h-..i.t,Tw,"" w"" neip him. h. . C '""d h"r fi"" '" Vire'i'. !"."" war. he snid. n o !.',-,"h "n Pl"alin? iml f , ' ii.Tenre. ...'"'.."Ile think, that if tt i Wnt rirh ma- n ' it. Hm crr.iiy nu rnjlM. PiVi; fwi K d-spprat.-Iv. ' J Dof ' i nrp,,'"n'i: u r r thinga o tae sort. I don't care a bit about any of that. It ia only that 1 can't marry." "Cecily! What are you naying? You aren't married now, are you'" No, of course not. But" Ilis sudden relief brought resent ment with it, "Then," he said, "sup pose wo take a shot nt being sensi ble for a moment or two and stop talking like characters in an O'Xvill play. If you aren't married, and you care for me as you seemed to not so long ago, there is no reason on earth why we can't be married and soon." ''Yes," she snid. "there are ever so many reasons." She spoke in a small, conventional voice, ns if she were making chatty conversation with a stranger who wns, alwra all things, a stickler for the wholly sensible. "You Bee, I happen to be one of the heads of a household. If you were married now, and had a family, you couldn't desert them all and marry me at once." "Cecily, darling, what Is the mat ter? I'm not married. You aren't married." "But it is much the same. Ann and I hare often said so. You see, Ann nnd I love each other more than man.. married people do, I am sure. And we've shared everything, including responsibilities and clothes, and hopes, and work, and fun, and money, and everything, since well, since mother nnd father died." "Cecily, sweet," he objected, "yon aren't going sentimental, are you, nnd self-sacrificial and pll thntV" "If it is sentimental to pay the gro cer nnd the butcher, and see that the family has a place to live, and that Mary-Frances has an education, I've gone already, years ago. Ann makes $25 a week. I make $30. It takes every cent of ;t " "But; darling." he interrupted, "never mind nbout that. It is you, qua yon, in whom I'm interested. You don't love Ann more than you do me, do you?" "It is entirely different," she said, nnd added irrelevantly, "Ann didn't rush off and marry Pliil the minute he asked her. They have been en gaged for eight years." . He simulated a shudder. "Hear me, you woman person. I'm not going to wait eight years nor eight months, nor eight weeks for you." (To Be Continued) H OFFICERS ELECTED IT MEET SANTA CLARA, Jan. 7. (Spe cial ) The church held its annual meeting Dec. L'fl and elected the fol lowing officers: Secretary. Molvin Swczcy; treasurer, Owen Thompson: pianist, Mrs, K. C. Hart; nssistant pianist. Miss Lillian Hart; chorister, Miss Irnia Strome; assistant choris ister, Mrs. Nat Hurt; Sunday school superintendent. James Chapman; as sistant Sunday school supt., Herb Sims: elders, Mr. Scvorrs, Harshel Henshriddler, O'wen Thompsbn, James Chapmnn, Mr. Swezey, Mr. Anbury nnd Herb Sims; deacons, Horace Tay lor. Milo Hnrt, A. V. Thompson. Bart rianni'-nn. James Barker. Arthur Yillinms. Clyde Willia.ns, Melvin Swezey. Earl Chapman, Mr. Walton, Walter Smith, J. I. Hart: deaconesses, Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. J. I. Hart, Mrs. Clyde Williams, Mrs. Ar thur illiams. Mrs. James rJaser, Mrs. Swezey, Mrs. A. V. Thompson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. N'at Ilnrt, Mrs. Milo Hnrt nnd Mrs. Schrink; buildins fund secretary, Milo Hart; trustee for 3 yenrs. Wilnicr Wnlton; primary su perintendent, MrB. Owen Thompson nnd assistant supt. Mrs. Emerson. The church board met Monfey eve- nliis with Herb Sims, chairman and Miss Strome, clerk. Plans for the year of l!).i2 were discussed nlong witll the reRiyar monthly business. Tuesday nicht the prance met nt the Imll with tne following new otii oers in chnme: Mr. VoRt, master; Owen Thompson, secretary; Mrs. Wnlter Smith, treasurer; Al Itobi- taille. overseer: Mr. Ross. Rate keep- er; Mr. BoehrinRer, steward; Mr. Overcard. nssistant steward: .Mrs. Chozcm, Indy nssistant steward: Mrs. Sivenev. chntilnin: Mrs. TTunsnker. lec lurer; Mrs. VoRt, Mrs. OverRnrd nnd Mrs. Ueinholtz. the nrnces; .Mr Smith. Mr. Cndman, A. y. Thompson tho executive committee. The Sunday school elected the fol lowing officers Sunday morning: Mrs, Swezey, treasurer: Miss Florence Thompson, secretary: Miss Lillian TIart, pinnlst; nsisstnnt. Miss Irene Wilson: song lender. Herb Sims. Albert Ezell left Snturdny night for Buffalo, Texas, to sec his father wno is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eagy and family returned home Friday from Portland. Mr. Eagy attended the state teachers' meetings. Emil Strome spent last week at Mabel with the Enrl Oreen family. Many students returned to school Monday. Ralph Thompson and Miss Kirkpatriek went bsck to O. S. C. Miss Opal Barklow, Miss Irene Wil son. Miss Knthryn Fry. Miss Louise Oriffin, Boh Chapman and Miss Irma Strome returned to Oregon. The senior Endeavor held a New Tear's watch pnrty at the Santa Clara garnge New Year's eve. All present were dressed In old clothes. The intermediate Endesvorers watched the old yesr nut and the new year In nt the church. Mrs. E. C. Hart entertained with a New Year's party at her home Thurs day night. Bob Bennett spent Sunday In Rose bnre. Miss Kdlth Bennett returned to Mnrcola Monday where she is teach ing. Misses Jennie and Edna Bennett returned to their school tenohinn at Alvadore. Mrs. rhilllp" and son of Stnyton. Oregon, are visiting her brother and fnmilv. Earl Downing. Miss Laurel Emerson entertained 1(1 friends New Y ear's Eve .at a pnrty nf the home of her parents. The eve uin? was spent playing games. Several flarnge families surprised Walter Smith New Year's eve by hold ing a party at his home. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS II. I,. B.nvn. srhTiff. to Abbie E. Whenton tot n, blk. Ill, Chicago add. Florence. ?10. II. I- B'.wn. sheriff, to V m. M. Ksmownky Lot .1. Vk. 27, tlnlls gber part Florence. SS..T." II L liown. lieriff to Era Counts - Iits 5 nnd 6, blk. IX) Chicago add. Florence, S'Jfl. II. L. B.-.wn. sheriff t" Arthur Johnson Lot S, blk. CA Chicago add. Florence, $1(1. Mattie J. Sheridan to Wendell I. 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