The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
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, lin. but surely textile rainbowcd VAIN
the warp and wool Of kindness and KISS.
! rs and all The tender tones in the dye pot
Of tho master fabr!Cian CUPID.
Mother finally settled on chiffon. |
walked through n mae Of fittings and
! furnishings like 4 r"rS"n IN cream
! Half the Time | did not knew what ""N
! bling tried" nor cared.
Friends began to be bit curious
about the date of the important event.
! Everything was ready tn" tr"uSH'Thn
danglcd uneaSIly through most "f me
| closets of our home. Twice tcnta1lN"
| dates had been fixed; twlc" | had SUE
Cacdcd in finding r"aSuNS why these
dates were not desirable.
Ray became bnth"rsomc about it. lie
could not understand why ! was :" III
| definite In III" midst Of this tension,
! when cvcryoncs nerves wcr" pretty
much on edge, | announced a t"inprrH,
mental spell all my own ana ihi'F'''"
| my prospective husband was s"lnE u
visit n girl friend IN a UcEIhhorlHE c'' :.
Just n couple of day. | rr"miSHT,
I'm beginning TO feel the wear "i ~.
this preparatory spaSin. Need 70 DC SGT
| UP bit"
! she wanted 10 get M OH; If the wa! iIF
awhile. ! was rapidly reaching ~,
stage where / might be- expected 10 p"t'
! or do something foolish.
The Dangerous sequel.
I went for my visit. Dangerous
ESiilessness possessed ne. ! mot a
man. a handsome young fellow "l,h II"
| money and q face like - Greek you. -
WAS the lack Of m"ncy wh,yh , Hpp'a ,r|'
! to me, I believe. even NOR" man IN.
! Greek god We struck up d"%pcr2tS,
| Irritation In my highly $cu%itlVi"cu
state I persuaded myself that here was
my one big love "" were 'G r;Gt 'G dr.
! cided to return home. break my ENGAGE
ment with Ray and Let the heavens top
| pie. I,.;, 7
STAYED three weeks On my lips as
! left was the kiss Of my new love ana 4
promise. 10 return 10 him within a le"
DAYS. 1t was to be an clop"mcnt.
I The first letter he received from me-
some two weeks after my arr:rh i; n"''t %;
: was an invitation to inc Wcuu'hE Va
/ Mary Clanton and Ray Williams. MT.
| could no longer fight the Tune. nv
| apids were only a stones throw aMa! 4;
Might as we'll accept III" Sltua, IN oa anu
After all there is always a chahce o''l
| bark may escape batterinr
twas n very grand affair-ny MARI
age. The soul OF me stood tar up nSHi
the organ in the choir iott ana val" var ~ y
| the first note of LohcnEriu'S famous
chorus. How I hate that music. now
! always will hate it!
! THc curious numb 1eellnG nv" N.Y."
several times OF late stol" over me. MSr
, ctful Mother Nature. The soul 81 MAI!
Ilanton up near the organ watching ching 'h II,
| boIy ,r.dIncE Not until the rector
saaod thu pledges w!h the di1 the c sTG 1%ii
| Of Mary Clanton return TO taKc up Rs
! abode n a quivorinG pinioncd body.
/ We cannot cheat God.
! In that one vivid moment whom we arc
brought face to face with fact ana .ne
one With whom We have chosen 70 mate
the eternal balance swings. ,1s
US his blessing.
Have we mai cd with lust. flcshp"ts am
billion, any Of The minions OF Na'nGLoT,
| ious Self? Satan stirs the fires or nell
| for tn, smuggling. -.
| To feel tho staunch strong clasp oi
the hands YOU love v hon the parson says
| his solemn Il pronounce you man Hno
wife" must he 70 stand little h'she'
than the stars ,,,o-
| Nv stars were garish candies gutter
ing on u desecrated altar.