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RADIO PROGRAMS
Heart of Happiness
FRIDAY P. M.
by PEGGY O'MORE
AP NrmfpatUY
i (Chapter 5)
: A waitlna silenca crew until Ar
" Wta felt sht would have to scrrair.
; to break It. And then the heard
voice, a voice without words, ant
.he fobbed with relief.
. "Tllllcura," he called. And this
time the voice that wu halt whin
ny. hall cat cry, raised In euger-
" MM.
: Oiled paper waa ripped from a
.sandwich, and candle in one hand,
.aandwlch In the other. ne nur
rled down the narrow atalrca.se.
At first, when she opened the
door, ahe itarted bacic in surprise.
Two ahaDes. one large, one tiny,
"had been reflected In the glow ol
"her light; then both went on rapid
.leet out 01 we oare aucnen uow
wav.
: TilUcum," ahe called, and then
her lips framed a whistle.
The larger shape ventured to the
door. Of course, she reasoned. A
.baby deer would grow to a mature
-doe in tne time ansa oeen away.
That tiny one must be her own.
: She left the candle on the tile
and tiptoed to the door, while the
doe bacaea away, men, nana
stretched Into the darkness with
bread and lettuce, she waited. She
.'felt the breath of the doe on her
hand, then the warm muzzle made
a caressing motion, and the bread
was gone.
Slowly Arleta returned to her
'room. How had Ttlllcum known
ahe was there? She probably grazed
near the home she'd known In baby
hood; how many times had she stood
at the back door whinnying for
food? The back door where she'd
been fed on Pablum.
' But something had welcomed her
borne.
Now that she had fared the
worst ahe asked herself what she
had expected. A twelve-year-old
Chips would have had better sense
.than to return to a house long va
.cant without some preparation. But
then Chips hadn't lived in a world
'Of bell pulls. There had been a
servant or two, usually Indian girls
from the reservation, but they had
never thought of cushioning her.
Warmed, she grew drowsy. She'd
make her bed there before the fire.
The quilts were giving up their must-
lness Del ore tne open lire, ana tne
pillows were plumping out. She'd
packed with thoughts of home in
her mind, and the quilted velvet
robe was lined with wool. Shed
get Into that.
She was belting the robe when
she again heard a noise below. But
this had a voice, a human voice
.which called, "Miss Langtry. Miss
Lang try I" as though It feared some
thing. - "Miss Langtry, this Is How Kelly,
remember? I drove you up from
the store. Miss Langtry, I must talk
to you."
. "Why?"
"Then you're all right? Thank
heaven for that. Listen, my moth
er Is down In the car. I hacked
a path through the greasewood but
she couldn't climb the cliff. She
asked me to Invite you to be our
guest."
He had a nice voice. Ah, but It
was his mother who has caused
his change of heart.
. "Will you thank her for me,"
Arleta returned, "but I am quite
comfortable. I" -ahe sought for
the words "am home."
He spoke of wood, of food, of
loneliness, and she listened with
out any emotion except a desire to
remain mere where she ieit secure.
And when she didn't answer he
said, "Well, then Mother will have
to find some way to get up the cliff.
And in this storm"
"Please tell her the trip will be
useless. Good night."
There was such finality In her
-voice he left and she heard him
tumbling down the stairway.
As she huddled over the meager
flame, despair came again. Cnl'.s
security when she had met him
at the depot. His eagerness to get
away on the fishing trip. He'd
said he hadn't visited the house.
Then why had he remained away
two weeks instead of one?
Pulling on leather sleepers, she
padded back and forth trying to
fathom the meaning of those in
scriptions on the wall. As the
Langtrys had sown , . , What had
they sown? And what had thev
stolen from their "fellow men"?
And what of their wealth? Thev
hadn't been wealthy, at least no!
jy the standards she'd known in
Virginia.
Could she learn all she needed
to know within six weeks? The
iix weeks between now and her
marriage to Cat? Could she mar
ry him without knowing?
uack ana iortn. tne lire dying
unheeded until she was brought
M a stoD bv footsteps and then
tne voice or Mr. Kellv.
"Miss langtry, you mail let me
in. ive bought luel, good husky
logs, and Mother has sent over
some things she feels you need
fiease, ior her sake.
Chips and Arleta foght a silent
oattie and Arleta won. Foou&niy,
pernans. she trusted wis man who
had been so rude.
"After you've passed through the
butler's pantry, take the first door
to your ieit. i ll meet you there.'
&ne preceded mm up tne stair
way, now carrying his electric lan
tern as well as her candle, and she
stood silently watching as he built
up the lire with expert fingers.
"There." He nodded with satis
faction, turned, took the lantern
and was gone. He returned with a
tarpaulin-covered pile of blankets
"Ortsa mnra frfn "
This time he returned with a
huge roaster under one arm, a
Dasicet in me outer nana.
Arleta remained silent and How
ard Kelly, turning to look at her,
saw the Bewilderment in her eyes
(To Be uonunuea)
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Report AmerleaiGlva and Tab
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Fifth Grade Room
Mothers Hostesses
Silverton Room mothers of
the fifth grades of the Eugene
Filed building, are to be Parent
for the more than 300 members
and as many interested guests
as desire to attend, with the date
of the regular evening meeting
set ahead for Monday, November
7, instead of the following Thurs
day. With two of the teachers, Miss
Bessie Gregerson and Miss Han
nah Olson, having been ex
change students in Norway this
summer, and the town of Sil
verton largely of Scandinavian
descent, Mrs. Alvln Legard and
Mrs. Rolf Bentson, chairman of
the grade room mothers groups,
are to appear in Norwegian cos
tumes, the travelers are also to
be costumed likewise and will
give talks. Each mother of a
fifth grader is being solicited for
something "cheesy, fish y,"
pickles, cakes and real old-world
coffee, with the idea to serve the
members attending the Monday
evening meeting, a simulated
Smorgesborg supper during
the social hour.
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12. ftlads
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15. Word penis
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remains
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year wheel
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on shoes
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a close
relatlvs
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44. Lumberman's
half-boot
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48. Concerning
47. Shrill musical
sound
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Matrons
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