Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 31, 1949, Page 14, Image 14

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    V 14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Monday, October, 31, 1919 1
RADIO PROGRAMS
Heart of Happiness
MONDAY P.M.
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by PEGGY O'MORE
HP f.r a, feature
(Chapter 1)
AU of the time the im trying
on trousseau hat at Sophia's, Ar
leta was rebelling. She tat like
a wax model, the even How of her
aunt's and Sophia' voice wash
ing over her.
"Now this, Mr. Alnstree, lor spec
tator aporta," murmured Sophia.
"The tafleta beret In pastel shades."
"Smart," agreed Mrs. Alnstree,
don't you agree, Arleta? Arletal"
Mrs. Ainstree caught the level
look Xom Arleta Langtry's dark
eyes. Instantly the slim, modish
figure disappeared and In Its place
was a stocky little girl, teet spread
wide, pigtails spread at the same
angle. And the look In her eyes
was the same as that In those mir
rored eyes as she had said, "If be
In' a lady means lyln,' count me
out."
Quickly Mrs.. Alnstree rose, sigh
ed and nodded at Sophia, "Shall
we wait until tomorrow to try the
others?" She glanced at her watch.
"We're really due at the airport."
In the car she sat so quietly
Arleta reached out a conciliatory
hand. "I'm sorry. Aunt Leta, but
I'll have no use for such delicate
hats on the ranch.''
"If you spend your honeymoon
at the ranch.'
Alarm shadowed the dark eyes.
You haven't heard from Cal? He
hasn t telephoned you or wired?
"No, Arleta. But, good gracious,
child, it stands to reason. The
house has been vacant for years
It won't be habitable."
Arleta shook her head. "You
dont understand. You've never
seen It. It's built of weathered log
and rock. It couldn't fall or rot
away."
Later, as Arleta sat watching the
thickening sky, Mrs. Alnstr - spoke
again. "You haven't cc ..iidered
Cal's preferences, Arleta. How will
he enjoy a month In that remote "
"It Isn't remote) Besides, he
told me I could make a choice.
And, Aunt Leta," the voice swelled
with emotion, "I want to go home."
Mrs.. Alnstree lips settled In a
determined line. She must see this
through. She must keep Arleta,
her namesake, from learning why
she had never been allowed to re
turn. The girl's engagement to'
caivin sneridan had been an an
swer to her year-yong prayers. Once
they were married she could relax
her vigilance. If Calvin had only
confided In her before flvlng Wesl
to investigate the last of the Lang
try holdings.
The chauffeur had looked back
"Don't think anv shins are land
ing here today, Mrs. Alnstree. Fog's
thickening every minute. Want I
anouid turn back?"
Dimly she heard her aunt tell
Martin to drive on, they would check
with the airport. They had quar
reled before he left; his very leav
ing was part of that quarrel. Like
record repeating Itself over and
over she heard their quarrel.
"But. Leta. be reasonable. When
I said it was your choice I thought
well a cruise, or perhaps a hop
around the States In my plane."
"We can hop to the ranch, Cal."
"All right. But do you want to
epend your honeymoon cooking and
scrubbing or however you keep the
place clean? And can you cook?''
"Cal, I told you Martin's son and
his wife will go on ahead. I'd like to
leave them there." .
"I know, I know." Cal had slid
down In the seat of the car, blond
head tipped back against the cush
ions. "Now that young Martin's won
his shepskln he wants to out-Carver
Carver."
Arleta could have said many
things. Instead she laughed.
But Cal' mind had swept on.
He sat up, showing more Inter
est than heretofore. "Of course
you haven't seen the place for eight,
nearly nine years. You were a
spoiled brat. Could be your mem
ory's played you tricks."
"These pictures were taken four
years ago. Dad Big Chips thev
called him took them Just before"
-she hesitated a mompnt "limt
before that hunting trip." The trip
from which he hadn't returned;
the trip which had turned her
motner unimportant heart con
dition from chronic to acute.
"If we keep Mnrt's son and his
wife out there . . . not a bad Idea
But later. We've only a month
ana ft nan to mane our plans. Leta."
P 'A;
Felt loungers Trim these high-
tying leu House suppers with bright
buttons or pearls. So easy to sew
you can wnin mem up in an eve
nlng. These pretty house slippers
mane woncienui Christmas presents
Pattern Envelope No. R28H9 con
tains tracing pattern, small, medium
and large sires Included, material
requirements, cutting charts and
complete making mil finishing dl
rectlon.
To obtain inn pattern, send 30c
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street, San Francisco 3, Call!,
And because ahe'd felt If she did
not force the Issue now he'd never
go, they'd quarreled.
As they neared the city Mrs.
Alnslee broke the long silence. "Ar
leta dear. I don't like to pry. bu
you've never told me why Calvin
decided to fly West. Was the de
cision sudden?"
"Yes, It was. He telephoned to
ask the name of the nearest town
likely to have a civil airport; then
an hour later Jicky brought ft note
from him telling me he'd gone on
'reconnaissance'."
"Arleta," Mrs. Alnstree gripped
her niece's hand, "you know I
have your best Interests at heart.
If when Calvin returns he makes
an Issue of the locale of your
honeymoon, make the concession.
"And. Leta. listen closely. Cal
vin come of an excellent family.
Oh, I know how you feel about
family, but. dear child, we do in
herit the trait of our ancestors.
If our environment doesn't build
up a resistance to our Inherited
faults "
But they were at heme and Ar
leta' maid was running down the
steps with a message. "Mister uai-
vln, he's comin' in the depot at
five o'clock and will you please I
to meet nim7
Arleta would have changed tot
her own car, changed to wings to
speed the meeting, but her aunt ob
jected. "There is no reason why!
Martin can I take you. And, Leta,
try to bring Calvin home for a fam
ily dinner."
Martin gave Arleta an expressive
roll of hte eyes. "That's all right.
Miss Leta. Martin he cain't hear
a thing; this yere glass closed."
"But. Martin "
"I know. Little Miss." His voice
was sympathetic. "Yet you always
have to figure she doln' her best
for you and Mister Calvin. "
Arleta settled back as the car
headed into the thick gloom.
(To Be Continued)
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Linn County Club
Members Selected
Albany Linn eounty'i rep
resentatives In competition for
national 4-H contests have been
selected and their records for
warded to Corvallis for judging
at state level, announces H. Joe
Myers, county extension agent.
Linn county will be entered
in four contests on a state level.
Those entering are Vernon
Holmes, Halsey, meat animal
production; Milton Cooley, Al
bany, dairy production; Rose
anne Jefferson, Shedd, food
preparation; Margaret Starnes,
Shedd, leadership.
Ray Westinghouse of Scio and
Jo Ann Roberts of Shedd have
also entered the Standard O"
scholarship contest, which car-,
ries as an award two $300 and
two $200 college scholarships.
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