Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 21, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1. 1938 THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Seven LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Keep Moving By HAROLD GRAY I 0 Much for ove s. HARP JONit CHAPTER n ,, t, rtr," Helana pro rawing fron. fcto .rm.. 1 . t .kl "That's encouraging," ' "If th.fi rotir onlr lor : i i corn. i IB ' "I.ook her. 'di!7k:. .hi. to ID Liaat" .trait" l,h.r last nut"- '"r . . . . f.llnw whan ha Mi ir'-but rd "T" K wiii To'u. And It t,, I I Mill.' " .- .fllv short time In L that," Helena smllrd, i'j'cf ttt heart betisato the bite a! aitit. , I'm not afraid of toe aeci .... .n.irered atilckljv "Not L :, a little) quick oil the I've met iota a'" lot I're never nati one nit ma Hi. Not near n. Lt'i nice of you. l-rn aamit the tamo war. reitr. . . roke off with a whimsical, . .mil.. A scant eecond later Lirrtted the ailmlsBlon. for 1 fetid asr iirmi.v nj me uuw d kiwed hr hafd. it itttln it!'' he aald. "If you t aa I do, men mere a omj ler." . . ;,ht'B that 7" asked Helena Lib the food old-fashioned In L f marriage, darling." H Eff writt and turned back to- tha lodse. 'uome on, leia Hit nana and tell them!" Hflena planted ner iman teet on the path and protested. Peter . . . please I Not yet, He turned to ner ogam. kt went on slowly: "We can't IMr like that. We don't know If about each other. Tomor- I might all De amerent. Bon't believe that, and neither t be said, meeting her level Tin in love with you. l can 'or rou comfortably. There's if more to know about me. young and beautiful and 11 1 want to know about you. kit of It T can discover." bpose you discovered sonte- toq rtinnt like' Helena said Sly. "What then!" take tbat chance. And tf lean something that might have ied before we met, ft doean t So far aa I m concerned, lidn't eilst before) last night. true oat there on tbe take. In t, like like who the devil tbat arose In a lake mist?" Peter!" Helena laughed while pea filled suspiciously. "Ton really a sweet person. And we both insane t" In. beyond Peter's shoulder, she fsndra Leigh slowly emerging Ibe lodae. Over her flaming In she hnd thrown a robe, and bbed hair was In attractive M. She wared toward the tbe path below her. Ithouibt I'd get a load of sun ns called to them. "But It If I'm a little late." kr turned, hiding his annoyance Interruption. "Good morning, Tou aren't denrlnr that a la no novelty to yotiJ" Jfa smiled. "I've seen them In vr clothes. Peter. That la, I i evening clothes: not the sun- But that's different. Rave rou irdy persons been In the lake She turned har area Pily toward Helena, and the tnougat. "i wonder If she ba lm taking advantage of her and trjlng to capture i"i Helena said. "I've been In. f. Henderson's Just trying It. Irat you Join him? It's grand." '' faced her humorously, "TJnr- i" ere to oe married you ' ' reier to tne as Mr. Render Its Peter lnj .1,.. married a while you can eall it," ft reddened, praying that he t g further before Sandra "tsr wss too delighted dticreet. "rT.,1.,., Mnj t "J. Sandy!" Iieh ui j t t - .niiir iuwn I rum tnila. searching Peter's face. Peter?-' Then ehe en ln tT.i ... . I , w n-i'-Tin. -Ann wny F b b.? Ton know. Inst 1 ninner hn fleeting t "at it would he no atirprlse ' nit it rf , , ,.riou I m MVrhU .kn... ,L it you think It's nil rlfhtr iai(arpfl, ri3hi?" rrrrA Sandra. nirf,pB,.nA ,, . ' tboncht? But, since you've i-ii you i think It s f ter than all right. And I'm -"" oeina tne first to con P'ter and wlfh you hp- 1 "oi me first?" Wsh (rfrVsj en th ii si asm ft , uriiri. nomennw 'ared that Sandra might "'Wrote, that ahe would " atrnnr., - .i.i "Vs. .-J T'.' . . i . 'n'ng t'eter lien ..II a Tl1 lulckly. Now Weil hw .u.ipJ Ik!. ..li.. "tber th, .P" " ?"m" 1 to tl- .m..,.! tl.. at th. .. J , -. .. ! tinned and reached for "nd. "night away, doesn't r.Ij 1 ''""n'nt thought" '? '. SaMra helpl,lT. to .i ' girl, ' I . a suggestion, tfa ' 11 help Helena make 'km, Miss l.eigh ..." He H down ,.. " '.r'r ,"t"' be u." ' "l atrnei I "m"Jng rtis ' ,l ' I v ne water neatly. a k Sandra smiling. 'Wad iv T"vtblng. I'm U" o aay or B.J" acked Helena. Sandra put beer arm around Ilel. ena Cerrik'a shoulders. "A womnn't different, darling. Nobody ahould be surprised wnen a woman Jumps into marriage at five minutes' notice. 1 1 Mint every girl carries around sub. consciously the Image of the kind oft man ane'd rail for. Of course It's an image that changed a little. maybe, as one gfowa older or per haps forgotten altogether. But" 8he slopped suddenly. "Vou're real ly ttt love with him, aren't you?" "I wouldn't be marrying him if I Weren't." I . thought so." Sandra smiled. "That Sticks out alt over you. Hel-1 Ida. D6 you want me to help you I with fhS Wedding? I'd love It." don't kuow. The whole Idee of S wedding sort of frightens me." Sandra thought a moment. "Peter I seems all set. What would Vou aav I to doing It now? The gang would I pitm in and give you a great send- off, and It would avoid an eipenslre church wedding." I nougnta nad never raced So Swiftly through Helena's brain as I they did In tbat moment. Why should j She wait, after all? Peter Hender son was Iti love with her, and she witn hltm by should they waste one precious moment of two lives i tbat were all too short at best? "I e6uld telephone your mother." Sandra aald. "Bhe wouldn't come." Helena said. I "She couldn't stand the trip, and I'd hate riot seeing her first." "I'll explain everything to her "I the Leigh girl said. "I might even fib a little and tell you've known Peter longer than you have. One tiling's sure when Bhe sees Peter she'll agree with you. No woman can re-' sist that charm. Helena looked nut toward the lake. sow Peter threshing powerfully to ward shore. Yes, her mother would approve of him. She might be little shocked at tbe sudden marriage I but ahe had always wnnted Helena I to marry when the right man came I along. "Sandra, I'll never be able to re-' pay you. "Repay me?" said Sandra, amazed. I "I'm a romantic woman, darling. Anil there's nothing snaps up week-end like a wedding." She faced Helena, her eyes serious. "Tou mean this, don't you, bsby? Don't let' nte rush you into something you re not sure of.' Helena nodded. "I mean It. I never fneant onything more in my life, and I never will." "I'm ' not recommending Peter Henderson, you understand. I know I him Just as a charming young man who sometimes appears at parties and week-ends. But If you're sure Snd that means if you re in love with him I'll go the limit." "I'm In love with him," said Helens slowly. " "Tbed," answered Sandra, "nobody cart etop you, and I may as well have my fun anil help you." She called down to Peter, "It's ail ar ranged. The wedding Is to be at I Creet Mountain Lodge today!" (To Be Continued) Deerhorn Items DEEIUIORN, July .O-'(SpccUl) One of the largest roadside atands along tbo tfcKcneie highway is own ed by Cameron and Ed Itoss in Deer- horn. Besides berries, fruits, honey, vegetables and other farm products, there is a display of curios. Friday evening Mr, and Mrs. Rennie Kooaer invited several ot us neigli- tors to their home, complimenting Mr. Kooser'a mother, Mrs. C. B. Kooser, and his three brothers, Otis, A. I. and Ashley Kooser, all of Clearwater, Pa., who are visiting several days at the Koozer home Light ' refreshments , were served at the cloee of tbe eve ning to Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Godord, Mr. and Mrs. Ererett W'earin, Mae i Godard. Lllnh Weorin, Ward Koozer. , Jehu Kooser,- tbe honor guests and the boat and hoBtsss, Visit From Ssattls Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cola and daugh, lev, Delia, of Seattle, were guests at tbe borne of Mr, Cols a relatives, Aire. Minnie Main, Mrs. Cole, Kr., Mr. Cameron Ross and Mr. Ed Ross from Monday to Thursday of this week. On Tuesday the ebtire party drove to Clear Lake for the day, visiting st tbe resort there, crossing in a boet to the giant spring where they had their lunch. Tbey stopped at McKenzie Pridgc. Belknsp Springs and other interesting points on their way nome. Mrs. Cbsrles Moore and daughter. Laura Moore, of Centralis, Wssh., left I for their home Friday sfter a week's I visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Hueka of Deerhorn and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Himka and family of Call Creek. Mlas Rogers and her niece. Roberta Rogers, of Ord. Nebraska, were over. night guests Thursdsy at the borne of Mrs. Anns C. Stacy and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Stacy and family, who were friends of tbe Rogers family in ie- braska. The Mlases Rogers left Friday I morning for Abany tu visit friends. being accompanied as far as Camp Creek by Mrs. O. U Btacy. Mrs. Kate Slang of Washington, arrived Sunday tn visit a few days at the home of her si:iler, Mrs. O. U Stacv. and family, nod her daughter. Connie Stang, who makes brr home hire with tbe Stscy fsiuily. Heversl Deerhorn yonug folk at tended a farewell party snd weiner rosst at Hendricks B-.idgr tn honor of Uenrge Usury. At.wrg thn,e going were Dorothy Sloan, Marthedn Odell, Dale Koozer. Alvin Potter, Clarence Thompson, Wilbur Dehne, Kathryn Partridge. James Partridge, Robert Brnson. Anlts Benson i nd I-eurei n n linn of Camp Cnvk who was an over night guest of Koihryn Pnrliidge. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS C..F. Hyde etui to Meltin D. Rlske etui lot 30 S'$ lot 3" Over look $10. James A. Scott etui to William 8. Soears etui-3 A tp 21 2 W 10. O. B. Setters etui to Jack Bester lot 7-S-f-IO-ll blk 10 Glenada 7.V). Jack A. Hester etui to Merrltt :Soeum-lot 7SP-1011 bib 1 Glenada $10. C. A. 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