28 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, Nov. 17, 1949
RADIO PROGRAMS
Heart of Happiness
THURSDAY P. M.
by PEGGY O'MORE
AP Ne-i.featurr.
Chapter 17
Ariel turned to the window
Now. looking down on the lake, (hi
aaw a red gold glare. It was liki
a torch, the torch her mother hac.
pcueo. on to ner.
"If I onlv knew where to start,
aha thought frantically. "Arlinc
won't tell me."
Who would? Where had the
learned the little ahe had learned?
That basket, the newspaper with
the photographs. How Kelly had
blurted. "Subtle." And It had been
Mrs. Costen who had called her
lathers death murder.
Mrs. Cotsen would know. And
Arleta believed she could Induce
her to tell. .
When Arleta pulled up on the
cliff above the Cotse" cottage she
found blue smoke rising to lose
Itseu in blue clouds
And even as she looked a door
opened and a white apron was
waved at ner. "Come in. aearie,
called Mrs. Cotsen. "I've Just put
the coffee pot on
"Wait." She padded to Ihe door
to stand listening. "That's Rilla
coming home from market. Al
ways honks at the turns; had an
accident once. I would ask her In
but we don't see eye to eye. Not
that she's wild. I mean the parties
sne gives are nice out noisy.
Rllla was passing a car. both
had stopped to talk, and Mrs. Cot
sen had to strain her ears. "An
nie Duncan." she reported back to
Arleta. ' you must rememoer ner.
Annie Brown that was. Father
Ian off with that barmaid. Polks
laid he met her ounding up An
tie, not that I believed It. Annie's
a nice girl, pretty, too."
Arleta moved restlessly. If Mrs.
Ootsen would only get through
with the neighbors. But now a
fresh subiect had appeared. "Lucy.
see, cutting across the lower lot?
Oh. but you wouldn't remember
I mean she's new. Lovelv izirl.
Lucy, and her husband Dart's poor
as jods turxey ana as proud. I
vow they'd go hungry before they'd
. . , yoo-hoo, Lucy, dearie, do come
In."
Arleta wondered If the startled
look In the girl s gray eyes con
veyed surprise or annovance. Dutl
fully she entered the crowded little
parlor and dutifully accepted an
introduction to Miss Langtry. "But
I must go on."
She didn't. She couldn't. Short
of pulling her in and locking the
door behind her, Mrs. Cotsen
stopped at nothing. "I mast hear
about your party. You did have a
wonderful time, and gifts?"
The girl's eyes blazed. "I don!
know which surprised us more, the
party or the gifts. Dart took the
gifts Into the Salvation Armv this
morning. One cannot dispose of
uninvited guest In such a conveni
ent manner."
"Dear child" Mrs. Cotsen liter
ally dove for the coffee pot. toss
ing her words back "they were
only being neighborly. Young
couple getting started."
"As I was saying to Arleta"
Mrs. Cotsen broke a ring of sugarv
cinnamon rolls "it Just don't seem
nach-rel to see her 'tl.out those dogs
of hers."
"Oh I" Arleta forgot the angry
Lucy. "Would you know what . .
oh, of course, they'ed be dead now.
I mean, not manv dogs live be
yond tnirteen. But would you
anow wnar, oecame or tnem?"
same thing became of your
pony. wirs. i;oien poppea a oil
or roll Into her mouth and whisked
the sugar from her llns. "Poisoned!"
Something that had heretofore
been fluid in Arleta congealed into
a cold mass. Poisoned! Fleet and
Flash poisoned? And Charming?
"That is not true." flashed Lucy.
"You weren't here." Mrs. Cot
sen rebuked her. "Not that I hold
with such a manner of doing, but
the Lanes were bitter."
The Lanes were bitter! The
lronv of that was in the ache of
Arleta's throat, the hard nounritnc
of her heart, the widening of eyes
streicnea in norror as If thev viewed
the agonv of those beloved pets.
And then, before Arista could
find words. Lucv lumped to her
feet and wheeled on the old wo
man "You evil thing!" she cried In
hoarse voice, "you with your
wnite hair and smiling eves and
Ticious tongue, you with your
Mtchwork auilts and your patch
.vork lies. You're worse than Chips
langtry. He never pretended to be
inything but what he was, while
you
She sDun and was gone.
Arleta. who had Jumped to her
!eet, looked nown at Mrs. uoisen
Ihe old woman's face was puck
ered up like a child's, tears welled
into the blue eyes and. brimming
over, fell over the rosy cneeies
Oh, oh," she groaned, "oh, dearie
me. I must be a wicked, wicked
woman for lovely Lucy to hate
me so. I'm so terribly sorry."
"I onlv meant to heip," came be
tween sobs. "I know how hard
up they are. I barely mentioned
it. Besides" she looked up at the
shocked Arleta. self Justification
in her eves "Dart l.vn t a good
manager." When a fresh burst of
sobs came, she slipped out of the
rear door Lucy nan taKen. and fol
lowed a trail across the Cotsen
lower lot.
She came to a pine woods, and
beyond on a clearin , saw what
appeared to be a long, unpalnted
shed with a red roof. Rounding
this, she found the front walled
in glass from roof to floor, these
transparent walls overlooking
tongue on the lake.
The Interior was revealed to any
eve. Arleta saw a fireplace of field'
stone, walls tinted gray green, long
low oivans in the same shade heap
ed with cushions of scarlet and elec
tric blue and emerald green and
maize yellow. The big room was
restful, cheerful, delightful In its
simplicity.
And then Arleta saw Lucy ob
serving her.
What do you want?" she de
manded abruptly.
I want to know what mv rather
did that everyone hates his memory."
"Why come to me?"
"Because I want the truth. I
think you're brave enough to give
it."
(To Be Continued)
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O'HARt t WIH T0t MER' V,
Hubbard Community
Church Has Bazaar
Hubbard Mrs. Frank Stiles
was hostess for an all day meet
ing of the Ladies Aid of the
Hubbard Community church
(Congregational). A no host
dinner was served at noon.
Devotionals were lead by Mrs.
Riley Mains and Mrs. Levi
Miller. Mrs. George Leffler was
elected president to replace Mrs.
Max Cook who resigned because
of teaching commitments. Pic
tures of Hawaii, in color, will b
shown by Miss Vera Kocher.
Committees in charge at the
annual bazaar, Saturday eve
ning, November 19, at the Le
gion hall, will be Mrs. Mains,
food; Mrs. Miller, eoffe; Mrs.
E. C. Boyd, apron and candy
booth; Mrs. Clarence Cochran,
the fancywork booth and hus
bands of some of the members
will have the white elephant
booth. A buffet supper will be
served beginning at 6 o'clock.
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grandparents
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substitute
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22. Officers of tb'
law
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25. la able
2s. Woolen fabrls
29. Article
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Insects
22. Alternative.
11. Part of a
fortification
25. Existence
2C. Owns
27. French
province
S. Tardy
40. Green
Mounuls
state
42. Torbld
42. Records
44. Substance.
used In
making
plaster of
Paris
47. Small Ask
4. Weird
50. Rail bird
(L Measure off
length
12. Fell
52. Olre forth.
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