Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 303, Decatur, Adams County, 23 December 1939 — Page 6

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Commodores Defeat Pleasant Mills, 38-ij

COMMIES BEAT SPARTAN FIVE FRIDAY NIGHT Decatur Five Spurts In Final Quarter To Beat Pleasant Mills The Decatur Commodores rati wild In the fourth quarter Friday night to register a 38-24 victory over the Pleasant Milla Spartan* at the Yellow Jacket gymnasium hi this city The Commodore* h*ld only a four point margin. 2'H6. at the *nd of the third period, hut with the Spartan* halt Unit desperately to Main possession of the hall in an effort to pull up on even term*, the Pleasant Mill* lads left their defense aide open and the Com modores poured through for <-a*y -hot after easy shot to win by the lop Hided M ore Two Held goal* by Hackman and one by Terveet gave Deealur six IMiini* before Clark scored from underneath to make the count 6 2 Deialiir a* the first quarter ended After Hoop added a point on Holloway * personal a* the second quarter opened. Pleasant Mill* pulled into a tie at 7-7. Holloway personally accounted for this tie a* he tallied a field goal and three three throw* Terveer hit a one hander from the foul line but It, M< Millett retrieved this a* he dribhleil hi the score lla< km.in grahh ed a rebound to score and give the Comtnod'Ue* ait 11 9 margin at the half Decatur increased this margin to four point*. 20-16 in the third quarter Four field goal* by Roop and three by Bolinger sparked the Commodores’ drive in the final quarter a* the Commie* rapidly pulled away from the Spartan* The game was marked by fast and rough play, with the ball hawk proclivities of to,th teams adding to the et< essive amount of personal contact. Hoop was the scoring leader for the Commodore* with 13 point* on *l* field goals and one foul shot Holloway was outstanding fnr the Spartans with If points on four fielder* and six free throws Decatur FG FT TP Hackman, f 3 1? Roop f « 1 1.3 Terveer. <• 2 15 Tanvas. g 1 o 2 Hain, a 2 15 Bolinger, f 3 0 6 Hess. ( non Total* I? t 38 Pleasant Milla FC, FT TP D. M< Millen, f 10 2 Longenlierger f o 2 2 Holloway, c 4 6 11 Clark g 3 0 « W. M' Millen. g Ono Bates f 0 0 0 August, f 0 0 0 Total* » 8 24 Referee Bryan I Fort Wayne l fmplre. Everhart tDecaturi. Preliminary Decatur 25. Pleasant Mills 11. ■■BBWWWMBaßraaraaaMMr ■*- "Christmas Greetings T* All” SUN. MON. TI ES, f'aevinvnua fi'-nday from 1:15 Cont. Christmas from 2 p m JANE WITHERS “PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES” With the RITZ BROS. AL*O—Musical Comedy; Cartoon A Potg Smith 10c 25c — O 0 Last Tim* Tonight — "Mutiny In th* Sig Hou**' Cha* Bickford. Barton MacLan* ALSO—Short* 10c 25c | CORT "A Very Merry Christmas" SUN. MON. TUES. Continuous Bunday. 10c 1:15 to 4 TALI. A MESSENGER" With th* Dood Ind Kids A Little Tough Guy* A “SMASHING THE MONEY RING” Ronald Reagan. Iddi* Fey Jr. Eveninffa 10c-20c —-4-0 Laat Timo Tonight — Hopalong Caaoidy. "Law of th* Pampas." ALSO — "Daredevil* of th* Rod Cirete.” 10e-1S«

i Household Scrapbook | I By Roberta lx»e Car* of Dog Most large, lung haired dior* are F not *;i bed during th- win: r a* i precaution. however, to keep the ' dog clean and healthy. a good brushing once a week should to- ■ >|b*tlti!l-«l This wilt I i< (i 1 in firn- c.indl'iou Improve* Starch Rtnooihnes* and Klo*«ine*s nn he more easily secured, when iron t Ing starched piece*. by stirring the f starch three or four time* while t boiling wi'h a paraffin candle t Rock Salt i Try throwing rook salt on a -low fire and how quickly i it will pick up I n GENEVA EDGES BRYANT TEAM Cardinal* Register 30-29 Triumph Over -lay County Team The Geneva Cardinals nosed out a < lose, Jo-Jit victory over the Bryant Owls on the Adam* <ounty fi-so Friday night The Cardinals held a one point , margin 12-11 at half-time and were unable to increase this margin when th< final whistle blew Gill,topped the point getters with 15 markers Hoehammer bagged 14 marker* for the losers Geneva FG FT TP Grile. t 6 3 15 M Spi linger, f 2 it 4 Fennig < « 11 W indmill-1 . g Jir. Atptstrnng. g 2 I .*> Noland, t it o tt Moore, f o it u Totals 12 6 30 Bryant FG IT TP J Fidler, f 2 0 4 Shoemaker, f 113 Hoehammer. < 6 2 14 John Fidler, g I 4 K ■ Ford, g I a 2 Fifer. o u o Holl o 0 o Orr n ft o Totals 11 ? 2*t Referee, L- iKedk-yi t'mpire, Payne i Redkey » Preliminary I Geneva 9. Bryant 2*. MONROE DOWNS MONMOUTH FIVE Bearkatz Score 39-33 Victory Over Eagle* Friday At Berne The Monroe B<mrkatz crabbed a lead at half-time and maintain-*! th-Ir margin in the second stanza to down Monmouth <tt Berne Friday night, 30-31 The Monroe lads led the Eagles 18-15 at the end of the halfway mark Monster paced the winners with 12 points on fir,- fi-ld goals and a brace of <barP> tosses Miller. however, was high scorer of the game by virtue of hi* IS point* for the loser* Monroe FG FT TP Winteretx f 2 0 4 Hanni f 2 o 4 O. (lilbtrt c 3 3 9 E Gilbert g 2 J 5 Mounter g 6 Z 12 Haltegger f 113 Moser g 10 2 Total* . I*'- 7 Kt Monmouth Conrad f 10 2 Miller f S * 15 Kunkle e 3 2 3 Ward g 113 Dnlxvng g 2 15 Fuelling f 0 o o Mahan g 0 0 0 i Total* 13 9 33 Referee:- Itorwln (lieiatur) L'mpire • Prsliminary Monroe M-Mnnmouth 24 Monroe Jr. High 2X«M<>nmonth r. High JJ SERVING SPECIAL CHRISTMAS * DINNER Sunday & Monday TIRKEY -IffCHICKEN ... STEAK 9ffmn HAM CHOI’S o II COPPESS DINING ROOM 8 milaa Bouth on Road 27.

KIRKLAND HICK BEATS BOBCATS a- m. —*i ■■*!. - Kangaroos Register 28-2 H Victory Over l.itncaster Quintet Kirkland's Kangaroos Were forced In stem a furious iourtll quarter drive hy the Lancaster Bobcats of Well* county Friday night at thKirkhnd gym. the Kangaroos • d> Ing out a 28-M triumph. K r-kland l<«d at the first quarter 12 4 at the half. 14 s, and at ththird quarter. 25-IH Kirkland’s scoring was evenly divided. Girod, Engle and P Baumgar’ner each scoring seven point-' and Arnold »Ut. Schaldenhauffen w >s high for laincaster with ninpoint*. Kirkland FG FT TP Girod f 2 3 7 Engle f 2 3 7 Arnold C it o <; P Baumgartner <• 3 17 Wulliman g oil Johnson f 0 o u Mankey f 0 0 0 B->-r g o ii i> Totals lo -a Lancaster Brindle f 111 Brown f lo* Xi hladetihailffen <■ 4 19 Kipfer g 3 ' Dttrr g 2 0 4 Walsh g 1 « 2 Totals 13 2 98 Score* by quarter*: 12 3 Kirkland 12 Id 25 laima-t-r I * 19 Hefer-e Mow- iF-trt Wayne • Empire Hughe* ‘Fort \\ ivii-i Preliminary laincastcr 27. Kirkland 22 Decatur Bowling League Result* , • « MAJOR LEAGUE Rotor* Gallogly 203 193 17! Busse 1M 172 179 Aller I*s IfiS 133 \ Miller 181 213 f'ha-- 205 234 140 Hiheimnn 163 Totals bit *>2* *4? Welder* Hoagland 16* 177 161 G flage 192 164 152 k W Uiiiki n.iti 1-2 152 154 M Brown 171 166 222 W Heim 167 149 17* Totals *3o *as *S7 Flange* K Eady l«9 21 o 224 D Gage 140 170 153 M-Dougal 198 192 148 M<lntosh 222 131 227 162 162 162 Total* 918 «65 914 Stator* Cochran 155 I*3 161 Schneider 242 170 188 IJndeman 182 152 160 Miller 168 2M 152 Johnson 163 189 125 Total* 910 894 7*6 MINOR LEAGUE Punch Press Acheson 188 145 191 Welier 131 I*4 I*B Ahr 163 153 195 X|H>de 145 124 135 Huffenhi rger 154 127 I*B Totals 781 733 *9< Night Men J Keller 169 190 124 Krurkeberg .. 142 14* 134 Haute-Id I*7 136 I*4 155 155 155 155 155 155 Total* »0t 7*4 732 Maintenance H Kin* 177 170 190 I Huber 175 142 151 A Frucht* 175 184 178 IM 155 155 155 155 IM Total* 842 788 821 Flans** Hr halt* ISO 171 187 sh- lai Grange 132 189 156 B-i-kley 153 145 IM Brokaw 163 203 IM Helm 144 138 148 Total* 741 821 855 Tool Room Hancber . 181 203 IM C Smith 154 IM 111 H Unkenau 143 178 )M Braun ITS 132 121 Auer 188 144 181 Total* 7M Ml 818 McClure 118 112 118 Brunnegraff IM 115 IM F GGIIg 123 IM 111 E Warren 111 IM 1U IM IM IM Total* ... 883 721 7OT

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2.3. 1939.

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A LEAGUE Rotors Boh Augu«t 137 154 J 54 II Stauffer 141 116 122 F Gillis 150 179 157 135 135 135 135 135 135 Totals 69* 719 70S Flanges (Forfeit) Stators Webert 173 141 124 Drake 158 173 147 Teeple 133 113 151 Beery 128 179 231 115 135 135 Total* . 727 741 78* Rivet* < Forfeit > Switches ■ Murphy 119 128 127 Porter 104 111 122 <-iu, 13« H 4 156 135 135 135 135 135 135 Total* 629 653 <75 Tetter* Roop 118 141 147 Smith 137 115 114 (1 Lister 161 122 135 Krelseher 151 118 193 135 135 135 Total* 762 631 724

OPEN EVENING? INTII. CHRISTMAS. BrarM ADI) YOUR PRIDE TO HERS WITH a truly fine DIAMOND I A diamond fat one of the proudest offering- a young man may bento*. Naturally it must be a fine quality diamond ... No off-color, poor shape or imperfect diamond ean pmutiMy qualify for thia important occasion. How can you know which diamond to buy? The best answer b to invite you to spend a few minutes with Hutton, a diamond expert. He wIU be glad to explain the difference in dbmond* and help vou get the quality you should have. Illuatratad—<Sfaponant ring with brilliant, blut whit* diamond and cut diamond*. |IOO. Matching diamond Mt wedding ring, *3O O*t*rr*d Payment* if desired. Sutton Jewelry 210 N. Second St. OPEN EVENINGS INTII. CHRISTMAS. ■

WILLSHIRE NEWS • Mr and Mrs. John Byer were . Stiinlny afternoon attest* of Mr. ; and Mrs Carl Kuhn In Ft Wayne ; Mrs Herman Myer* and Mrs Harriet Colter were Fort Wayne • visitors Wednesday Mr and Mr* D D Detter and 1 children of Ohio City were guests Tuesday tn->rnlng of Mrs. F A. Defter. Saturday of her grand-daughter, • Mrs. M E Beam was a guest 7 Vera Fisher In Fort Wayne. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Huber were I gm-sts of Mr and Mr* Herman i Myer* Tuesday evening The Friendship 8 8. class met > at the home of their teacher. Mr*. Dale Cowan. Monday evening. After the regular routine of business and singing Christmas Carols. Santa appeared on the scene with ! gifts for each one A delicious ! lunch waa served to the thirty-five ; guest* present ’> Mr and Mrs. Frank Strickler of ’> near Monroe were Sunday gtte*t* - In the Mr*. F A. Itette home ’• Velena Avery was a *op|wr guest of Phyllis Hoblet Friday evening ' Mr and Mrs John Byer, Mr*. I Agnes Hill. Mrs L Wolfe and Mrs i Harriet Colter wore Van Wert visI Kors Thutsday > 1 Mr* Norman Borden and dattgh- - - ter Gall of Wrightstown. N. J. are I spending tho Christmas season

with Mrs. Borden’* parent*. Mt and Mrs H L. Hileman, ami other | relatives Miss Murlhu lleucot k of Oxford | lx home for Ho- f ’hrMmgs v-tt atlott till guest of her patent*, Rev. und Mrs. Ileiifotk and slaters Nancy j> nd Edyth. The Dorea* 8. 8 class of the | Methodist i hurt h met at the home of Mr*. II L. Illlemun Tuesday evening with Mis. Agnes Hill us a-.*.* late hostess As the guest* arrived they were greeted with a lighted Christmas tree on the IHU.It and the entertaining looms wi re beautiful In tho Yuletlde decorations Mrs Harriet Colter, president of the clam, read the Christma* story found In Luke’s Gospel Interspersed with carols, and followed by prayer. A program of carols, and a reading by Mrs. K D. Hurless, "(live Him a Lift.” and n- - Ration* hy Barbara Hoblet. and Marlynn Hoblet During the social hour, gifts were exchanged and a lovely lunch was served by Mesdame*. Homer Hoblet. Norman Borden and Archie Hileman. Trade In a Gooa Town — Decatur

'LOVES INTERLUDES

CHAPTER XXXII Tt is an old truism that calamiti** eome fart on top of each other. Out of the nine students analyzed on that fateful fourth day of the class, seven wanted their money back, and the remaining two were injured or tearful. Cora’s rebuke ringing in her rant, Moira went to her solitary apartment, sadder and wiser. She admitted her mistake. Women couldn't "take” criticism. When the doorbell rang, and Evelyn Grove* came up, she was glad. But the sight of Joe Deverncy, behind her friend, annoyed het. Presently there was a ’phone call from Evelyn’s mother. Evelyn said, casually, that she must run home for u moment. She'd be right back. Joe remained. He wanted to tip Moira off about the handling of her class in "charm.” Really it was a gold-mine. But there must be an end to the voting paper*. They'd think up a new stunt. Moira was fatigued. Let Joe talk. What did she care? The doorbell rang again. Evelyn. of course. But it wasn't Evelyn. It was th* last person in the world who should appear... Cora Devrrney had com* to tell her that just at the closing of th* beauty parlor, a suit for 1150.000 damage* had been served by Mr*. Rule*' lawyer*. For “permanent disfigurement” by Moira! “And yoa're going lo pay for this, my girl! Don’t think / don't know about your on-going* with Kimberly Delalour— hi* wife told me! It's my husband now! He sneak* here to see you! I've just heard about that weekend at th* Inn up the Hudson! You thought you’d get away with It, but you didn't! I'll sue you for alienation of affection, you ungrateful girl! And don't you ever dare show your nose inside of Deverney’a shop, or I'll have you arrested!” • • • Firwi! Ignominiously discharged! Not only labelled an untrustworthy operator, but a huntress of other women's husbands! And not a word of truth in either accusation! "This comes," said Moira to herself, after her front door had slammed behind the retreating Deverneys, "of being the kind of a fool who puts other people's interests ahead of her own!” The rewards of altruism! Her mind turned resentfully to Evelyn Grove*. This friend of hers, through selfish folly and light-headedne** and lack of common sense, had brought calamity on Moira. Against the rules of th* beauty parlor and in Cora's absence, Evelyn had struck th* match for h*r cigarette that had caused the egplosion and th* accident to Mr*. Rules. Evelyn had ducked her share of the blame. Hidden behind Moira. "But now that 111 have to take the stand in a court of law, and tell my side of the case, I shan't protect her. HI tell th* whole truth.” Yet what good could it do anybody, now? For added to the law suit, in Cora Deverney’a mind, was the rumor of the weekend at the country inn whence Moira had gone, recklessly, fired with th* detir* to protect Evelyn! Going into th* why* and wherofors of that drinking party would drive them all Into deeper mir*.... It would confirm Cora's suspicion*. Sh* would n*v*r believe that Evelyn snd Moira h*d spent that night in a room together It was the irony of fat* that Evelyn, bringing Joe here tonight, should have run over to her own home for a few minute*, and during that interlude, Jo*'* wife had appeared. Incriminating scene! How *ay: "Evelyn brought your husband her* to my apartment I loathe th* sight of hitn! N Thinking it over, some of her New England father’s admonitions earn* to her mind. Th* proverb about bird* of a f*«th*i flocking together, for instance I If on* were straight at heart why lead oneself to other people’s erookrdnrss, and so to bofag misjudged? "Am 1 my sister's keeper?" Moir* misquoted, with * wry saute.

STATE POLICE 1 BEAT DUNKIRK - Police Team Reffiaten 29- ] 22 Victory Over Dunkirk Five Tho Stan- pnlk-e bnski-iball quin-1 let rqglßteta-d its first victory of ■ the season Friday night, defeating 1 the Dunkirk Independents 29 2*. The wlnnets tod at the first qtptr- ! ter. 113. at the half. 17 5, and al | the third quarter. 23-11. Scoring for both teams was well divided. Wartux k leading the cop* | with eight points, followed by Prior and Carter with six each. ' Hullo* k was high for Dunkirk with seven points State Police FG FT TP. Prior, f 3 « 6 Biunch. f -Oil Shileda, c 2 15 ! j Grennan, g o o o Bierle. g ... 0 11

That rule had brought her downfall. Not only in business, but In that inner secret life that is moat truly a woman's. Looking back to it through Cora's eyes, and now with a keener insight in her own, she could see that the affair of the inn had cost her Dr. Rodney Stone's friendship.... True, they had had that love scene in a dark corner of the deck on the benefit cruise.... "A hole-and-corner affair. He thought me that kind of a girl! Anybody's girl!” She saw it all plainly. But too late to rectify it. For even if, by some incredible and lucky chance, the whole thing were put straight and aboveboard, a man’s feeling* changed. On* couldn't gn back, emotionally speaking, once love had been tarnished. Love was a sensitive plant! Under the harsh winds of gosup and misunderstanding, it shriielied and died! Thinking these things—jobless, loveless — Moira saw that her friendship for Evelyn had indeed been one-sided. The buzser sounded. Footstep*. Evelyn's bright face, gay laugh. "Hope you haven't been vamping my Joseph!—" ~He's gone. Cora earn* for him. !'m fired." Evelyn's mouth fell open. She stated about the apartment. Gaped at Moire, much in the manner of a goldfish. For the first time. Moire noted sh* was weak-chinned. Resentment welled in her. The story was quickly told. "There's only one thing I have to ask you, and then I’d prefer to see no more of you, Evelyn. Go to your precious Joe. and tell him 1 demand a reference ao that 1 can get another job. You both owe me that. The alternative is that I make a clean breast of it with Core.” She called up Tarry, after Evelyn had gone. The silence in the little flat was devastating. "< an you com* over? I'v* things to discuss.” "Why not over the 'phone?” There spoke his dislike of the unpleasant. Tarry wae another weak reed she had bolstered. She’d been a fool. But that was all over. Tarry arrived. In a smart new suit. Was that a part of her loan? "Got a littl* drink for me?” A typical greeting. "No. if you can afford to buy naw cloth**, you can manage to bring your own bottle," she snapped. He blinked, offended, at her. "So you think I’m that much of a sponger, huh?” “I only think that you owe me *everal hundred dollar*, and that 111 have to ask you to start paying me back some. I’m out of a job.” ‘Good lord! Fired?” But he showed no surprise. He was a bad actor. She thought: "He know* perfectly that Mrs. Rule* has instigated suit!” She said, tartly: "Don't pretend that you don't know why? If sh* wins, it'll be to your advantage You have her power-of-atlorney. You’ll have plenty to blow to th* four winds'” Watching him sharply, she saw him flush. "You mean- ” "—What you already know. Bh*’s bringing a caae.” "Whew! Tough luck!” "—that I knew either her or you, you mean. Oh, I'm wise! You're twu of a kind. And what do I care? Chua* her for her money. Egg her on to grab all she can. But I have your 1. O. U. on paper.” "Listen. I cant pay you anything now. 1— Moira—listen—l'v* put s lot of her money on the wrong horse ” “You—would I" There was* prsgnant paunr. Then Moira broke into peal* of hysterical laughter. For this—for thia— she had loaned Tarry hundreds of her much-needed money. Her mistaken missionary spirit - backing Evelyn backing TarryNow they probably both hated her for HI "Stop HI Therrt nothing to laugh atl Can't you asa I'm in a deuce of a jam?” Hl* vote* a low growl. Himself! Hi mat If! Alweysf But old custom was strong. As usual, sh* found herself listening to

I Cerier. f ' Wines, f i Jesailp. r 4 H M. u)n>< k *4 Totals Dunkirk H ißtraenmi r K: f? S ' Bullix k < * 1 ■ ' Hat, h. a * I H Met‘line. j. I Faulkner r H : Mor Kan K ■ ! Wolfe s * 4 ■ Total* . "| ’ < l>ecatur Team* Win BowlinK Meet Mor Two De, Jt ,|. IMW , j m<Mtey in n. I tourney !„.;,) TR • C ‘' y , S’A'osu •”l -O fin.-h (01r . h »< prize tiieni- .<qni'li |-, finiahed f.f,:, w(l!) ,832 5 Mi-« It-* t. j. (M1 ( — Os the Blit It, team T

• Tarry's wuc, thr surnai b*M theme - ! It came out gradually. H»’<| ’ lowed thu sure tip, and Vtst 1 had. over and over, what br n i fully referred u, a,' a b u!tne t Confession, it Mcmed, rtiavd • worried soul (Had Tarry a soul’t "How much of her mowj 7« , have you loat?” "1 gue«« close to a bstei grand, Moirs " ( "One hundred thousand :<■ ; Tarry?" Incrs-Uible! I No—not incredible! Qu/sk* ble. gauging Tarry's mu a , ment. , And it »a> >he who had ,sa duced him to Mr,. Ruin! ’’Mayte- may to-a bit net*-’ hfortf “She only ha* what brr hte* ! left her! You mean - it's ntadß , gone? Oh, surely not?” HcN I beseeching "A big chunk, Moir*'” Then "You ought to M m ! for me. Any day well—l s»)| I kicked out nt th- firm ToogS is on a chap!” She thought: "What abvatlta Rulea?” , As though he read that tMd he said: "I’ve been very dmg: her, visiting her sitting mtl for hours. You Inch about h«* , for damag<-<, but I hope tbs ml I Moira? Can't you w ho»-4t ! puny your little job is, losugdl all, com pa led tv what I haietep if ahe wins the case’’’ It was the last stra*! • • • Moira got her referentsfmal Deverney Her threat to l*d| won her that Also a job as operator ia a bsaa ty-parl<>r attached to Turkishiril away up on the west side of W After the fat women fiai » steamed. Sizzieii. kr.esdnl. pusd and rolled, after the last *»ri torture had been wreaitsd sf them, they cam*, exhausted. • table and demanding, to M-.ra. I be stroked, petted snd cosrfsrtA It wss neither a high-cast * pleasant job. But needs mat They were a loquacious * < women All their married iSeh ties were poured into her ean Beauty! To held their butbste or other people's hu»band«.cr»eW hearts. <>r to win a husband fa must be made beautiful! And usually, she’d so work with! For a time, she feit shs 1 ‘W all women The romb.nataa 4 Turkish Bath and beautyw* brought out human nature a • raw. FWyaically and spintuaUf-" seamiest side! But gradually, she bnertre sorry for many of th** Life was unfair to th«n* .Uj* petlUve to women in the home as in the world ul •hoss" To many, marnagc •** ground. A sorry affair. And yet. outside of matnsg-■ was cruelly hard upon s •'■»* . Beauty was the »*•!»• •*’ them struggled for! Beauty coat money. 1. c’ss»6g aa the years rolled aW fifty—and many of her were .st the fifths->*.•*•*»•»■ Mb. She worked <>n a ronumse 4 And for long hour*. The Baths and the sd>»< beauty-parlor were ! ****** basesnent of a big buddtte M ventilated as it •*•- ’•% phere waa enervatirg uwsusi air from the Steam or J rooms would max- her d»O the best, it was too •*«*- She seldom saw or M * ’ light. Her magnolia sh** ““ added pallor, these day*Mho brooded over M -oj Where was she b***'"* 4gp had flown her bright drea"*” Pineaa? U Where were her fn«“" F _g Delatour . . . Tarry • • • Stone .. Randa/I! .■ • Tarry and Kim rwda. Rodney waa out asanx- " . Fride stopped har (To be coatim*' *•’**?* > *.*t , -.2's^** 1 * puuiw-e, to awe *“*•"