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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1934)
7 13, 1934. THE KTTOFiNE REGISTER-GUARD Married 0Urts a ,. riTi had told henelf. MABEL McELUOTT CHAITER VIII rtss (ar u . tor Gvpsy. 'ri'mamrry. But .it was ,esiU. tbe """i'' 5 . ...ri-nm for nr.. Tel Tbe Tery little th Tom . hid been so h'PPy- ,hat ?&trU o .add., into . two. fit. rsthered in clouds and y jilH" sain. Her head be- ,er spirits IfZS idlr bow they stood it, jadudmp'" . .rits fla(!d. m ICS -u" . ; I nfcht. Why, sh; was only .lmo t without nerves, and 4. the social rnunua u - "' Ground his eyes, he seemed -"f1' H, must nave unexpected if itrencth to draw upon. fttflUri Gvpsv, was rather r,ul! . , .... hl. i. rime-ten l"" I j i for it!) runR Mr"' "mIora t Tb were soins sduth... HTsp- The "r" 'SM ' !"". - 1.1... ith Cjf,, ! Hmnsited them ( turn . rd. 8,m ..U he ItM the door and stood aside to JStato the dark apartment. Gypsy lid on the hall light, yawned, Sprf ber v,rP into a chair. Then Thistilv picked it up asnin. It was ,1 nrr we" Ior J d, rich to behave so with their Irfr rlothes. As for her. she must Srll.nt care of the few she Za. because it would be a long before .be would be able to ,tai others. w a dreary affair. The WMtm were scrupulously polite to ,b other. jt tout, tomi No thanks." Business of consult- II til wsini. J' - . .'. .. tl,,t .lnnm. J,, "hive been married for centur- ' . .... .1.. llMinn rnni He cane MCK 11110 1,1 rth bll overcoat on, bis gray sott in in his band, to say good-bye. GtMt'i Irp trembled a little. This tte really was dreadful! Where was Ira! Where was ner own ooy i one mMn't find him, in this atiff and for ul itranner. , . , . "It's Dinahs msnt on,' sue ioiu lln. Dinoer at seven. "Rljht, At Seven. - Ann ne was foe. 8h lit down and cried. She eooMn't help it. Well, she had no time Ht this. . A business woman-wife tot She'd have to hurry. Bath. Cold fftis. Daih of lip stick. Heavens, she Mel I wreck! What circles she had ndtr ber tyea! wH, there was no help for it. Jlay- ki tbi circles made her look pale at htsrettinr. She hoped so. She Int herself, as she rushed into her tsrk-blne knitted dress, in a dre.im tf liKnse dramatic interest. In the itfin, she wasted away to nothing isd ber husband looked on, wringing lis binds and begcing to be forgiven. Ob the subway she read her morn hr piper. It seemed to her there more than the nual number of iwree stories, althouch goodness hf there were always enough of then. She read them with newly lirpwed interest. Mr. B of River H( drive iris marrying his beautiful Tttttry as soon as his Reno stay u ever. Mrs. W of Yonkers was titthif her decree and shortly there to mirrring a Slavie nobleman. It mi, thought Gypsy, frightening. Kent anybody stay married nowa n! She had never thought of di te, before this, in connection with torn md herself. But her Hloughts rt norbid this morning. "N'onsense. Nothing has happened," told herself, robustly. "Whv, we '"t even had a cross word." No, t the had discovered how angry ran t with Tom. Why, last when Hilda Blanehard had been " P""!ive with hira, she had ten to claw her eyes out and too, for being such a goose. (',0?! GrnT decided, was a jul thin. It was ao unrenson- n siirh a hitter, black emo .i . WM lik' ' '''ease. She had 1,3 , t " tof, wlim Tom m taken era (Irny to lunch. She had told herself, when that incident had blown over, that nothing like this would ever happen to her again. 8he would be calm, judicial, she would use her head instead of her heart. But apparently Tom was the aort of man women ran after. She looked gloomily down a rista in which she rescued him from dozens of affairs. "I can't Btand it!" she told herself, in despair. "I won't." That evening, when Dinah had cleared away and was clattering hap pily in the kitchen, dropping aluminum saucepr.s with vigor and ilamming spoons down upon the metal topped table, the Weavers' "had it out." It all began quietly. Gypsy started it with a remark about Marko. Tom said aometbing cutting, and she flung back at him, all her good resolutions gone. "I noticed Hilda Blanehard held on to you all evening," she said bitterly. "That's good." Tom's face was flushed. "You were listening to every thing that old chap said. Tou didn't pay any attention to me." It was terrible. . .terrible. They quarreled in low voices, so that they should not be heard above Dinah's clamor, but even in tho kitchen, she stopped slamming kettles about and stood to listen, hands akimbo, shaking her woolly head in ssdness. "Such nice young folks, too," Din ah mourned. "I didn't want to go, anyway." Tom stormed. "You made me. It was your Idea. We don't belong with that crowd. We enn't keep up with them." "You liked it well enough, once you were there," ahe reminded hira. "Yon had a good time. You danced... yon flirted..." "What would you have me do?" Tom demnnded. He couldn't, he said. be rude to the girl. She was darned attractive, anyhow. This turned the knife in Gvpsy's side. . "Easy enough for her to be attrac tive," she flared. "She's probably got a personal maid, heaps of clothes, charge accounts everywhere. . ." "Oho, so that's it!" Tom stood up. "I suppose the Idea Is that I'm spoil ing your looks, tying yon down to drudgery." "No... no... I didn't mean that." She began stormily to cry, She was so angry, so furious with everyone, the world. Tom, and herself in ar ticular. What had happened to them both? His manner changed. He eame over and knelt down beside her, taking her small hands In his. He gave her a clean handkerchief. "Don't cry, baby." he said, very gently. "We're both being such fools, and all about nothing." (To Be Continued) N. ews o f Di orena DORENA, Feb. 12. (Special). Miss Naomi Doolittle is visiting at her home here after being away for the winter in Salem, where she was employed. She plans - to take an other position soon. Jos. Spahr of Star fractured a bone In bis leg Sunday while at his work getting .out poles near here. The Happy Circle Sewing club pre sents its play "Go Slow, Mary," a R act comedy, at the club house Feb. 17. The following mnke up the cast: Billy Abbey, Grace Smith; Mary Abbey, Mrs. I.yon Ijwrenec; Mrs. Beldon. Mrs. Collins; Sally Carter, Mrs. Thrasher; Harry Stevens, Mrs. Steele: Burt Childs, Mrs. Orlen Ijind: Bobby Berton, Mrs. Doolittle: Dolly Berdon, Mildred Smith; Katie, Mrs. Olho an Schoiack; Danny Grub, Mrs. Wagner; Murphy, Mrs. Higgin-bothnm. Lynx Hollow I.YXX HOLLOW, Feb. 12. (Spe cial). The Community club supper was changed to a penny fair owing to illness of one member of the Poole quartet and the entertainment waa furnished by local people. A large crowd attended. Mrs. Miller and Mrs, Helen Scott visited at the Kingsland home Thurs day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols and two children moved into tbe Bill Grigga house this week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jackson spent the week-end at Cheshire visiting rela tives. Miss Francis Parks came Wednea day afternoon nnd he!; fed assist with tho program edoesday evening. LEAVES IN GAY COLORED SCRAPS "orsu 8u1mn"''. suggestive of autumri'Jleavea with all their ray k oniit ,y 8 qullt M tn eason it Is named foiV Thin patch tortou'i I(ords an excellent opportunity for using up scraps an Hi,;.; ne quiumaker Is not likely to miss, mi ieo auterla.1 : . " ,ort" of "lT rapa. each leaf being of a different katn .. " nown. Though designed entirely for patchwork the fvitr t," done ln PPllque If desired. tv.iir,. . mes to you with complete, simple Instructions for K inr.M JJ "l'"" ana finishing, together with yardage chart, diagram i j..' w help arranirn th. hin.i,. r. .iia anH ilnuhla bed else, and b,',,., Work which servos as guide for placing the patchea lend i7i,.rnn,r"li: materials. ' . . ior ub pattern to Kei'.sterGuard, Needlecrall iwpt INDIAN SUMMER PATTERN 695 A. 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