The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

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Cojir, by Inc. Mom, are you tver going to quit introducing to all your friends as the babjf of tht family?" "She got it from Television Tonight, Tomorrow WMCT Channel 5, WHiQ Channel 13 WMCT Channel i Tuesday Might, April 2T 6:00 Milton Bcrle 7:00 Fireside Theatre 7:30 Circle Theatre 8:00 Judge for Yourself 8:30 Bill Baker 9:00 Mr. District Atty. 9:30 BSBO News 9:45 Street Corner, USA 10:00 To be announced 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 Dave Garroway 11:15 To be announced 11:45 Sign Oft Wednesday, April 38 5:50 Meditation 6:00 Today 6:30 Today 6:55 News 7:00 Today 7:25 News 7:30 Today 7:55 Charm with Cathy 8:00 Ding Dong 8:30 Betty White 9:00 Home Show 10:00 Bride Groom 10:15 Hawkins Falls 10:30 Shopping at Home 11:00 3 Steps to Heaven 11:15 Storyland 11:30 HomemakerB 12:00 News Farm News 12:30 Channel Five Club 1:00 Kate Smith 2:00 Welcome Travelers 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 Pinky Lee Show 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Photoquiz 4:15 Berl Olswanger 4:30 To be announced' 4:45 Hartoons 5:00 Captain Video 5:15 Interesting Person 5:30 Kddle Fisher 5:45 News 6:00 I Married Joan 6:30 Favorite Story 7:00 TV Theatre 8:00 This Is Your Uft 8:30 Playheuae 9:00 Favorite Story 9:30 News 9:45 Clete Roberts 10:00 Rocky King 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 To be announced Sign Off WHBQ IS Tuesday Night, April 17 6:00 Sky King 6:30 Red Skelton 7:00 Meet Millie 7:30 Steel Theater 8:30 See It Now 9:00 Danger 9:30 Danny Thonaw 10:00 Weather 10:05 Newt 10:15 Show Wednesday, April 6:00 Morning Show 7-55 Joye Thompson 8:00 Arthur Godfrey 9:30 Strike It Rich 10:00 Valiant Lady 10:15 Love of Life 10:30 Search for To'row 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Kitchen Magic 11:25 News 11:30 Garry Moore 12:00 Double or Nothing 12:30 House Party ,1:00 Big Payoff 1:30 Lady of the House 2:00 Woman with Past 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 Robert Q. 3:00 Early Show 4:30 Western Theater 5:00 Mars Patrol 5:30 News 5:45 Perry Como 6:00 Godfrey and Friends I 7:00 Strike It Rich 7:30 I've Got a Secret Blue Ribbon Bouts :45 Do You Know Why 9:00 TBA 9:15 Sports Newi 9:30 Ray Bolger 10:00 Weather 10:05 News 10:15 Late Show EXPERT WATER PUMP REPAIR Hubbard Hard wart Phone 2-2015 PIGS WITH APPEAL! Ole Hickory Inn 707 W.

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WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY Gtenco Bldf. Phope 3-4360 Political Announcement The Courier News Is authorized to announce the following candidate for the Preferential Primary July 27. For State Representative Mississippi Count; H. H. (Buddy) Howard THE STORTi tfcat Dnhlatrom not approve of her non-m marriage.

Lennr. bride a lew d.iyit. her mother-tn-Inw But there In no nlgn wnrmncKs. and Inntcad there are hint, that Mrs. Dafclntroni disappointed that Tom did not marry A.itrld Nelson, the sriri of whom tae mother approved, in "PLAINTS started to follow Torn, but something made her linger at the door.

She wanted tc find words to thank her new mother-in-law for giving up her room to her son and his wife. Mrs. Signe Dahlstrom seemed not to notice that Elaine was still there. The sound of the spoon grating around the edges of the pot scratched on Elaine's ears. Yet when it ceased, the silence was more irritating.

But Elaine's heart pounded and there was a constriction in her throat so that her lips could not form the proper words of thanks. Still Elaine felt compelled to stand there in the doorway. Tom returned shortly, dressed in overalls. Kissing Elaine lightly on the forehead, he said, "Our room is at the head of the stairs. You can't miss it.

I couldn't wait for you to come up. It's hard to keep a good hired man these days, so I've got to get down to the bam and help Bill Steen with the chores." The door closed behind him she was left alone with her mother-in-law and silence again. Bustling around the kitchen, Mm. Dahlstrom apparently paid no attention to her new daughter. Yet Elaine was conscious from time to time of her covert glance.

A sort of helpless inertia kept Elaine standing in the kitchen door, wondering what should say or do, wishing she could rid herself of this dreadful feeling of forboding. She watched Mrs. Dahlstrom drag on the handle of an im- flour bin in the lower cup- By Godren OlsonJ; 1 board. Leaning over, she carefully sifted flour into a large, white cup. She tossed the scoop back into the bin.

Suddenly, without warning, the bin crashed shut, catching her right thumb. "My goodness!" Elaine icried, springing forward. Surprisingly, Mrs. Dahlstrom permitted herself to be over to the sink, where Elaine flicked on the fancet and held the bleeding iliumb under the cold water. "It's not cut badly," Elaine said.

Mrs. Dahlstrom frowned at her hand and the pink-tinged water swirling around the drain'. "Serves me right. I wasn't watching what I was doing." Flinging her suit jacket on the nearest chair. Elaine said, "Do you have some adhesive tape and bandage?" When she had finished, she was astonished and quite pleased" with the ease with which she had stopped the bleeding and neatly bound the injured finger.

IGHING with relief, Elaine repeated, "It's not serious, Mrs. DaM The unspoken syllable caught in her throat. She bit her lip until it hurt. Then she cleared her throat and forced herself to continue, "I know it's painful, though. If you'll tell me what to do I'll finish getting supper." The older woman contemplated her right hand.

Finally, with obvious unwillingness, she said, "If you'll take care of the meat, please, I think that's all that needs attention." Opening a cupboard drawer with her left hand, she took out an apron. Holding it out, she said, "I don't think you'll ever grow into this!" Taking the apron, Elaine smiled her She began to shape the tiny meatballs and drop them into the sputtering skillet AM worked, the thought came to Elaine that this was the first fbt had ever helped prepare a meal for Tom. Het husband. Her husband. What a beautiful sound the words had.

Slowly, a pleasant, almost tranquil feeling came to her. A man as wonderful as Tom would have to have a pretty fine mother, Elaine told herself. And it was understandable why Mrs Dahlstrom acted a little strained. The feeling perhaps was the same with as with Elaine. Almost any mother would act the same under the circumstances.

It was up to Elaine, really. She was the intruder. First, she must win Mrs. Dahlstrom's respect she finished setting the table, Mrs. Dahlstrom sat down on the high stool by her work-table.

Elaine could feel her blue eyes studying her intently as she carefully rolled each meatball over. At last, Mrs. Dahlstrom broke the silence, haven't seen you since you went away to college." Then she added accusingly, "You're Clem Allen's daughter." Elaine's heart twisted up in her throat For a moment her voice was locked inside her. Finally, she said, "Yes, Clem Allen was my father." She dared not take her eyes from the frying pan before her, but there was no point in pretending she didn't know something of Mrs. Dahlstrom's past.

"You knew him quite well, didn't you?" In a subdued voice, Mrs. Dahlstrom admitted the truth. "Yes, I knew your father. A handsome Irishman." paused. Then her voice became louder.

Elaine sensed a defensiveness. "That was before I became serious about Mr. Dahlstrom." When Elaine made no response, she added, "I never knew your mother very well, however." There was a peculiar ring in her voice, a quality almost of regret and sympathy for Elaine. Elaine turned and looked at her. Was sympathy shadowed in those large blue eyes? CoUld this woman really feel sympathy for someone who intruded her home? NOTICE Open 24 Hours a Day Except- Sunday For Rotary Hoe, Culti-Pack- er, Planters, Spray Equipment, Seed Corn, Hy-Brid cotton seed, Storage Anything In Farm Equipment Bought from us will be a Savings to You.

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