The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 13

THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE THIRTEEN OUR IOARDIN6 HOUSI with Mojor HoopU CHAIR OUT -A! fLitMfi HovV A80L)T CA5T Uw WAY A suy 6UKe eTl WOULD use IT WMBA A8VSMAUY ISfJCRANT RE- 1 flEEOS A 8RAC6 I SIMPLY HADN'T SOT AROUND TO DRAWlNS IT IN OUt OUR WAY By J. R. Wllllomi OFF FORTH' BUTI HOPE REALIZE HOW MUCH MORE THIS WOVE THAN SHIPPIW BM BV TRUCKS: BUT OH, CURLV, THE TH 1 SMELL OF OUTCOCR SUNSETS ON THE BLUFFS, ANP A 86D ROLL, UNDER THE WiSTEP MONEY WHEW YOU'D LOVE TO LIVE FOREVER FRECKLIS AND HIS WINDS FAME 49,000, ELEWTlOK FMNETEERS 1 ABOAER. THISTLE; SUNS BLAZE ANP THE PLANETEEE5 gfZEAK FOfHWOOll TONS SHIPS BEAM SO! Earliest reliable reference to tea dates back 2300 years. HEMATIC AWHBTIC VICTIMS Mated from intestinal M( M.M.U4.

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6981 American Indiana Total Indian population of the North American continent was about 1,150,000 when Columbus landed in 142, with 846,000 of this amount living within the present boundaries of the United States. Difference Some tribes in Australia use sep arate terms to differentiate bi tween maternal and paterna grandparents, according to the En cyclopedia Britannica. WHEN IT RAIN fT POURS NMMXfeO OR PLAIN '3 Television Tonight, Tomorrow WMCT Channel 5, WHBQ, Channel 13 WMCT Channel 5 Thursday Night, Jan. 14 0:00 Evening Serenade 6:15 News Reporter 6:30 Dinah Shore 8:45 News Caravnn 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Cavalcade of America 8:00 Dragnet 8:30 :00 Martin Kane 6:30 Foreign Intrigue 10:00 Playhouse of Stan 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 Dollan a Second 11:15 George Jessel 11:15 11:45 Sign 11:30 Friday, January 15 12'15 Today 12:30 7:25 News 7:30 Today 7:55 News 1:30 8:00 Today 1:45 8:25 News 2:00 8:30 Today 3.QO 8:55 Morning Meditation 3:30 Ding Dong School 4:00 9:30 Shopping nt Home 10:00 Hawkins Falls 4:30 10:15 3 Steps to Heaven 10:30 The Bennetts 5:15 10:45 Follow Your Heart 5:25 11:00 Bride Groom 3:30 Story land Glamour Girl News Farm News Channel Five Club HomemaKers o- gram Photoquiz Film Featurette Kate Smith Welcome On Your Account Atom Squad Pinky Lee Show Howdy Doody Captain Video Flicker Weatherman Jon Onagy 5:45 Hartoona 8:00 Evening Serenade 6:15 News Reporter 6:30 Edrtle Fisher 6:45 Newa Caravan 7:00 Dennis Day 7:30 Life or Rllef 8:00 Big Story Hopnlong Ciissldy 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports Greatest Fights 10:00 Letter to Loretta 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 Hit Parada 11:15 Hollywood Mbvlt Theatre 12:15 Sign Off I A. -S9 THK STORY! Cora John- tlmtd and tenvUlve, bliickmall in ftlra.

mother of who ntole name from purae of nchnol- lefttber. Johnnon. The let- irho hal ndvcrtincil for a eorrMiionilenl In I brnrtH" pnpcr. Prnrlnj: Johnson pnjn. Thrn one Any.

Adrian cull on nf.sff Johnfton. XII "T'M afraid." Kayf said, "that I've -tartled you. popping thi5 I guess 1 should have written But 1 to "Ooui I needed a lit- tlf vacation anyway. So 1 just lumped in the car and name "Bui that was perfectly all right" she spoke quickly. "I'ni pery glad you did." Surreptitiously, she shook her nead.

It was not all right. She nad to get rid of him as speedily as possible. Before this town nf long ears and wagging tongues commenced its inevitable talk. "How did you find me?" she asked. "Why, 1 went to your boarding house.

The maid, who seemed to be the only person there, said you were still at school. She told me how to gel here." Miss Johnson felt slightly lieved. The maid would be Milbe. Mrs. Copeland's chief helper.

Millie, whose mind was a virtual blank, had a flair for forgetiul- that would have been envied by lotus-eater. If Mrs Copeland had been out. the chances were she would never hear of Adrian's call. Which would ho lust as well. "Look here," said Adrian, "can you call It a day and come (or ride? We've things to talk over.

Cora. And it's too nice to stay indoori." At her direction he drove of the town. had begun its worn in earnesi and the lush and greening. Kaye looked about him appreciatively. "Nice country, this.

Fellow might get him a little farm and He checked himself. "There I go! As if you wanted to hear a transplanted city man's views on the country. I'd do better to tell you just why 1 came." "I thought it was to see me," she said shyly. "That was the main idea, of. course." He half-turned to her.

that same steady look in his eyes. "And now that I've seen you. I'm glad I yielded to the impulse But there was another reason. Cora. 1 think you know what it is." "How could But she Knew very well.

And she could not blame him for wondering, and even coming in person to find out Only, how could she ever tell him. The answer was. she couldn't Not if she were to he dragged behind wild horses. "Well," Kaye's eyes were straight ahead again, "I'm afraid, then, that I failed. I tried to tell you how much your letters and your 1 only had it at long range, so to speak come to mean to me But 1 guess 1 didn't make myself clear." Miss Johnson bit her lip.

"Oh, Adrian, I'm so sorry. Naturally, you've wondered why I haven't written to you lately," OE nodded. "And also, ly, why your letters got shorter all of a sudden, way back last fall? Less frequent, too. and not quite the same? And then why they stopped completely about three months ago. although I've written since? Now," he raised a hand as she would nave spoken, "just give me another second I know I've no claim on ytmr time, Cora.

You certainly weren't compelled to go on writing. tt became chore But hearing Iroro you tod got ta ut pretty im- portant to me. Important enough to bring me down here, to see what the trouble is. But if you care to tell me, there's one thing I hope 1 won't hear. I hope you didn't stop because anything in any of my letters offended you." "Offended? Good heavens, nol It's just that 1 seem to have had a terribly hectic year.

1 don't quite know why. But my school work has been rather heavy and, foolishly. I got involved in some of activities around the town. Then I had a touch of flu last winter what with one thing and another. 1 lust didn't get around to writing.

I'm sorry But I haven't any real good excuse." DECEIVING mail at Mrs Copeland's was different from receiving it at impersonal boarding house in the city The poitma- did not arrive ur.tii long after Cora Johnson had departed £or school. Mail 127 on the hal) table until claimed by incoming lodgers to whom it was addressed. And suppose (since Miss Johnson's association with Mrs. Symes. all Kinds of chimerical suppositions had tormented ner) somebody Mrs Coneland htrself.

one of the shoe people or Millie, light-angered at well a light-minded began wondering about this A. Kaye. R. 3. Iberville.

Adrian always put a return address on the back of the envelopes Even if that had not been his practice. Cora Johnson had never before received letters from any one person with such unfailing regularity certainly none in bold, obviously masculine handwriting. Miss Johnson had considered a box. but abandoned the Idea. And not entirely De- cause a number of gabby girls, who seemed to know everybody 1 business, worked at the post office.

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