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SENATE O. KS
NEW TAX HEAD
Name of j. p. Truss Confirm
ed Without Action on
Other Appointments
MORE TIME FOR STUDY

Gov. Richard c. McMulIen's ap-
pointment of James P. Truss of
Wilmington as state tax commits
sioner was confirmed by the Sen
ate without opposition Tuesday in
a f1ve-minute executive session.
After brief afternoon caucus of
Republicans, the Senate reconven-
ed and Immediately adjourned un-
til next Tuesday. Majority mem
bers said they decided to adjourn
so they would have time to give
further consideration to the list Of
appointments sent to the upper
house by the Governor. Before
adjourning the Senate received the
Governors additional appointment
of Joshua Smith of Harrington as
justive of the peace, but took no
action. The appointment of Mr.
Truss is for a four-year term dat
ing from the time he took Office
November 1, 1887, succeeding
Pierra S. DUPONT. Only this ap-
pointment out Of SO made by Gov
ernor McMullen was considered.
It had been expected the Senate
would ignore most of the other ap-
pointmnts by adjourning sine die.
Democrats held an informal morn
ing meeting with Lieut.-Gov. Ed
ward w. Cooch and Secretary of
State Josiah Marvel
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
REPRIEVE GRANTED THREE MILK
STATIONS INCLUDING KENTON

A two weeks reprieve in closing
milk receiving stations at Kenton
Millington, Md, and Ridgely, Md.
was granted Saturday by the
Pennsylvania Board of Health fol-
lowing an appeal by U. S. Repre-
sentative T. Alan Goldsborough
and business men of the three
towns. Mr.. Goldsborough assured
the Pennsylvania board that the
4S8 patrons of the three stations
within that period would meet new
sanitary regulations recently
adopted by the board. Milk receiv-
ed by the stations is used by the
Breyer Ice Cream Company. The
stations were closed last week but
were reopened Monday. In Ridge
ly, Md, alone more than 10000
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pounds of milk are received daily
with $1,000 in checks being distrib-
uted twice a month. j. Walter
Mitchell of the business mems
committee of that town, pointed
out that the stations have. been in
operation the past three years with
no complaints being made by the
Pennsylvania board. He said farm
ers have gone to considerable ex-
pense to meet past requirements of
the board and that all had signifed
willingness to cooperate in meet
ing new regulations. Breyer Com
pany officials said they would ac-
cept milk during the two-weeks
period, after which the board will
decide as to the continuance of the
stations.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
PROGRAM OF XMAS MUSIC
Will Be Given Sunday Evening at
Asbury Church BY Two Choirs

AsDury tnuFcn by Two SHoifs
The first of a series of three mu-
sical programs will be given at
Asbury NJ. E. Church Sunday even
ing at 73O. The first program will
be rendered by the intermediate
and Junior Choirs and promises to
be an interesting event. The pro-
gram arranged is as follows:
Professional hymn ..... Joy to the Wodlr
Prayer.
Hymn There's Song in the Air a Star
in the Sky
Scripture reading-Luke e:1-20.
Intermediate Choir. Babe of Bethlehem"
Junior Choir - THE Good Shepherd"
Intermediate Choir Birthday of the King
Junior Choir ... Away in Manger"
Scripture reading Matthew 2: Ill.
Intermediate Choir Star of the East
Junior Choir $500 No Room for Christ"
intermediate Choir,
Junior Choir .... Virgins Lullaby"
intermediate Choir -. "Gesu Bambino"
Recessional ......... "Adestes Fidelis" "
Soloists: Mary Louise Porter. Florence
Jacobs, Dorothy Short. Christine Diacom-
icus, Howard Deakyne. Betty Jane Ennis.
Jean Ellen Russell, Eleanor Pierce, Fran
ces Pierce.
Sextette: Mary Louise Porter. Carlene
Jones, Christine Diacumicus, Florence
Jacobs. Dorothy Shorts. Evelyn Robinson.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
KENT All CLUBS.
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Awarded Achievement Prizes
at Meeting Held Friday
at Frederick
SMYRNA BOYS INCLUDED

Miss Helen L. Comstock, County
Club Agent, and c. E. McCauley,
Boys Club Agent at Large, at the
annual All Club meeting and ban
quet in Frederica Friday night,
made awards to the following club
members for Kent county, state
and national achievement: Dairy
Demonstration Team-2nd in the
state and first in the county. Gold
medals to Howard and Robert
Deakyne of Smyrna, End in the
county, silver medals to Vinal Kir-
by and Samuel Short of the Mill
wood Club Meat Animal Live
stock Contest, first in the county
and state, a gold madel and a $50
Elgin watch to William Wharton
for his swine records. Home
Ground Beautification, first in
county and state, watch fob and
charm and a $50 Elgin watch to
Raymond Dill of the Canterbury
Club watch to be received later
Rural Elictrification, first in coun-
ty, gold medal to Bruce Frazier
!of Canterbury Club. Bruce had al
ready received a trip to Chicago
for first place in the State and a
$4,000 scholarship to any univer-
sity for End in the United States.
Girls Record Contest, first in the
county, a gold medal to Jennie
Kielbasa Of the Cardinal Seniors
who had already received the trip
to Chicago for the state award
The Dress Revue, first in county
and in state, for an informal party
dress, a gold medal and silver
filigree bracelet to Virginia Ann
Tull Of Pennington. For first in
the state for a wooden outfit,
similar bracelet to Betty Walius of
the Cardinal Al Club. Al Can
ming, county award Of a gold med
al to Frances Craig Of the Union
Blue Jays. Frances also receives
a National Gamer Retort 25-quart
size as state alternate. All Food
Preparation, county award Of
gold medal to Madeline Hayes Of
the Cardinal Seniors. The Oak
Grove Blue Hens Chicks Club won
the state award for the National
All Program on Social Progress.
The award for this is a RCA Vic
tor Radio set valued at $4,000 or
if the club desires an award which
all members can use, they may
choose a portable RCA record
player or Victrola and selected
records which have an equivalent
value The silver trophy cup for
outstanding club achievement in
1888 was won for the third consec-
utive year by the Houston Cardin-
al Seniors and presented to the To-
cal leader, Frances Coulbourne.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
ROE'S TO QUIT HARDWARE
Hardware Department of w. G.
Roe & Son Being Closed Out

w. G. Roe & Son, Smyrnas well
known grocery merchants, have
decided to close out their hardware
store and give their whole time to
the grocery end of their business.
To this end they are starting a
closing out sale" of their entire
hardware stock as will be seen by
their big display advertisement on
page Z Of this issue. The sale Of
fers to the public some money
saving values in merchandise, an
opportunity to make some Christ
mas purchases that are well worth
while Everything in the hard
ware and house furnishing depart
ment must 60. See advertisement
and take advantage of the oppor-
tUnity while you can.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
'4u SCOUT OFFICERS

~ 's'l0Id' Dover, Chairman,
-'is7s, Vice Chairman
/. M meeting in Dover
|T,.,l n iaday night Mayor j.
\ 'aei0rd !. was reelected
las Dover District Of
7 'n Sp. Area Council, Boy
|..aas @sfi'a. Other officers
saairnan, William p
|SS,E., !, Smyrna; commits
S~Saee Weber, Middle
i. h@aiger and A. ]. Liv-
EsS u Dover. Con
B u iapta. ss h was the topic
| .,.,i.,. y tAe Rev. Ralph L.
~ a,endent of the Fer
b. School. He urged e.
|t rs to their sons and
~ y! work as a means of Of
H., y he best traits Of y !
4, ~ Membership gain in
i s 81 reported by c. R. R.
NJ e. asld scout executive =.
h H. NJ new new units organ
j. y, ysar, Leipsic and
n ! "a aid troops were 1,tu bel
Hartly and Felton,
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INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
r. e. Raughley Trapped When Car
Overturns Near Harrington

r. Emmett Raughley, brother of
Mayor ]. Harry Raughley is in
Milford Memorial Hospital ser
iously injured last Thursday morn
ing when he and Mrs. Raughley
were trapped in their overturned
automobile. Mrs. Raughley suffer
ed shock and bruises Passing mo
torists freed the couple after their
machine Skidded and turned over
on a soft shoulder of the Harring-
highway two miles
from Harrington.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
JUNIOR LEGION AUXILIARY
Held Meeting Saturday Afternoon
and Made Christmas Donations

The Junior American Legion
Auxiliary held meeting Saturday
afternoon, December 10th, at the
Legion room, with ten members
present. A donation was made to
the John Bassett Moore School re-
lief fund. Two boxes We're packed
for the Stockley Colony, and two
boards of crossword puzzles We're
made to send to Perry Point Hos
pital Plans were made to take a
Christmas basket to a needy fam
lily. They also decided to chance
off a cake to raise funds for their
Christmas work. The next meet
ing will be in January, date to be
announced later.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
JUDGE TERRY ION BENCH"
New Resident Judge of Kent Coun,
ty Assumes His Duties

Judge Charles L. Terry, Jr., of
Dover, made his first appearance
on the state judicial bench in the
Court of General Sessions in Will
mington Mondy. Judge Terry en-
tered the courtroom accompanied
by Resident Judge Frank L.Speak-
ma, while Judge Charles S. Rich
ards was considering reports on
parole applications. He immed-
lately joined in the work of study
ing the reports with Judge Rich
ards.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
81, 500 BLAZE, CHESTERTOWN
Barn on Farm of Mrs. Catherine
:. Hulett, Formerly of Smyrna


One of the large barns on the es-
ttate of Mrs. Catherine Stayton-
Shakespeare Hulett, daughter of
Capt and Mrs. w. H Stayton of
Smyrna, was destroyed by fire last
week in Quaker Neck, five miles
from Chestertown, Md. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. Employees
and neighbors succeeded in getting
a number of valuable horses and
cows from the building, but a con-
siderable quantity of hay and i'm
plements was destroyed. The Ches-
tertown Volunteer Fire Company
in the face of a strong northwest
wind, succeeded in preventing a
spread of the flames to nearby
buildings and the dwelling.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
REPUBLICANS IN
HOUSE CAUCUS
Select Frank r. Zebley of Will
mingtOn For Speaker
Benson Floor Leader
LIST OF TUE ATTACHES

Representative Frank r. Zebley
of Wilmington will be speaker of
the House of Representatives at
the next session Of the General AS
sembly Republican members of
the lower branch decided Tuesday
night in caucus held at Dover. The
caucus also agreed on Representa-
tive Elmer E. Benson of Dover for
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
CHEswoLD BOY TAKES BRIDE
w. III. Carrow Weds Miss Anna
Shaw of Wilmington

Miss Anna M. Shaw, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw, 1908
North DUPONT Street, Wilmington
and Mr.. w. H. Carrow, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Carrow, Cheswold
were married Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock in the parsonage of the
Cheswold M. E. Church by the Rev
J. Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Kitchens and Mr.. nd Mrs. Gilbert
Shaw attended the couple. Mr..
Carrow and his bride will make
their home in Wilmington follow
ing a wedding trip.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
Barking of Dog Prevents Death

A pet deg was credited Thurs
day with saving Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Billings of Harrington from
suffocating in their home. The
couple was aroused by the dogs
barking after an overheated stove
fired the floor and carpet, filling
the house with dense smoke. Dam
age was slight.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parkins, Pastor, An
uounces Services For the Week

The Church of the Nazarene,
Rev. ]. w. Parkins, pastor, an
nounces the following services for
the week: This Thursday even
ing, 7.3O, prayer meeting. Sunday
School next Sunday at 9.45 a. M;
morning worship at 10.45 a. M;
N. z. p. S., $50 p. m; praie and
preaching at 7.30 p. m. Thursday,
December 22nd, will be the Christ
mas program at 7.30 P. m.
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NOTES OF SMYRNA GRANGE
Business Meeting Held Thursday
and Plans for Christmas Discussed

dDG fldHS loT SilIhStIudS DlsCuSstu
Smyrna Grange held an interest
ing business meeting Thursday ev-
ening. Several discussions on the
good of the Grange were discussed.
Plans were made for the Xmas
party to be held on December %.
A short program was enjoyed at
the meeting last Thursday. Helen
Deakyne gave an account of the
Grange recreation night which was
held at FELTON, Grange on Deem
ber End. Reading, words of Wis
DOM" E. T. Heinold; vocal solo,
George Blendt.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
IN ELECTRIC
FsllI SERVICE
o., Extended to Two
F,lr,d and Six Farms
il Kent County
MEETING

.,,n,.e of answering
-sgarding the rural elea-
4, NJ r5is:t, and discussing
| ..+ilr and use Of electrical
u = ne home and on the
| m community educational
srsrs held in Kent county
n. Ds:t year under the d
d ! rrurty Agent Russell z.
n cooperation with the Dei-
| 1rsI Electric Association
/. errsI Electrifcation Ad-
| [.,+,- At each Of these
tie proper utlllza'lon =
81 n the home was dls-
| i Nr;. Elva S. Bohannon'
| [.s.+ticatiun specialist, and
,ss of current on the
| 4 ,rs;snted by Lee 2.
N sgricultural engineer,
| I, Washington Office, both
aeut several days in this
msting the extension
H. oHcers Of the local as
81 4 promoting this project.
| ,e.rgs we're attended by
people, and it Is estlmat-
ia. various local leaders
t The county spent at
| ~ months in aggregate
mixing farm surveys and
other farmers with ref
y Asir securing this cleo
ra Il was explained also
y community meetings the
tsps to be taken to
b surveys in those areas
we bot included in the pre-
l1tnsnts granted in Kent
nthe construction Of pow
I b all new extensions
z irn Of survey has teen
ming the required data
n q the application for
Elc service, the agreement
1g current for one year,
a.fng of right-of-ways along
nd' tor setting poles, and
s--lte of the equipment
al farm family may use
1a next two years. Ac-
hHcOrds on file in the Of
Aslt A. Carton, secretary
AaFale Rural Electric Az
n Greenwood, there are
\ farm families il Kent
zsEng electric current
1lS5 miles Of rural electri-
ne; which have been con
y date, and additional
1a aIe being built az rap
HTeys are completed and
approved by the Rural
Aaon Administration. All
Of this project this
1sa a plan to locate suit
which could be used az
unlls Tor certain
4l9nent such as milk
]'Es' and household ap-
= which separate meters
Y he amount Of electric
1ansd IN operating this
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ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Rec
tor, Announces Services for Week

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton. rec
tor, makes the following announce
ments: Friday evening, 7.30, short
service and choir practice. Sunday
next, the fourth in Advent-S am.
celebration of the Holy Commrn-
ion; 10 a. m, Church School; IL
a. M, morning prayer and sermon.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
Theo. Ferguson, BlacIxbird, Named

Theodore Ferguson, inspector
with the State Highway Depart
ment for several years, has been
appointed supervisor in charge Of
the departments garage at Odessa.
He succeeds Robert A. Derrickson
resigned.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Alfred L. Hudson, a Lifelong Res.
ident of Smyrn, Passes Away

Alfred L. Hudson, aged 73, a
lifelong resident of Smyrna, died
at his home on South Street early
Friday morning, December 9, after
a lingering illness. He had been
confined to his bed for about three
weeks. Mr.. Hudson was a son of
the late Alfred L. Hudson, Sr., and
Mrs. Catherine Davis Hudson and
was born, raised and spent his
whole life in and near Smyrna. He
started out as a farmer and was
engaged in one persuit after an
other. In recent years he was a
building contractor, later accept
ing a job as an Inspector for the
State Highway Department which
he held up to the time he was
forced to relinquish on account of
his health. Some ten or fifteen
years ago he served a term or two
as postmaster of Smyrna. Mr.
Hudson fifty years ago married
Miss Fannie S. Hill of this town.
Had he lived two days more he and
his wife would have celebrated
their fftieth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Hudson outlived all his broth
ers and sisters except Miss Susie
Hudson now of Dover. Besides his
wife he is survived by two daugh-
ters: Mrs. Harold Veasey of Will
mington and Mrs. Lester Section
of Newark. Funeral took place
from his late residence Monday af-
ternoon in charge of Rev. ]. w.
Colona of Asbury M. E. Church
Interment was at st. Peters GEM
etery.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
= CHURCH NEWS
u; s';,ss.' s'lsea, On Pastor, An
~. For the Week

\ s,i,O..' O'lSaa, Pastor, An
:. fO' the Week
IA css,at \ Asbury Method
q S,aiI Sill be as follows I. /.
sD- -'ol %a, will convene
sock, Mr.. H. 9,
~, i,1s1t Z in charge. !. /.
tslS' = q sermon at Ii
n Iulip. p. m. the Inter !.
Rans~ Choirs will
<Sta , y Christmas
I'm D,'.i. ! series Of three
II rapsssc Participate and d tbe Al |.
Il .rtle1a s1sra will be found nd
psetieSrO On page one.
no gi..s Of the Wo-
In a. = ps.Onary Society
= Parsonage Mon.
r. ~. .s... Prayer SER SER
''eaing at 7.so,
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
Miss Hettie Hill Passes Away

Miss Hettie Hill, one Of Smyr-
mas estimible women, died at
noon yesterday at her home on
South Street after a lingering i'll
ness. For years she and her sister
Miss Susie Hill, lived alone togeth-
er and were seamstresses of con
siderable local reputation. Her
passing removes good woman.
Surviving her is her sister, Miss
CONTINUED on Page Five)
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AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

nounces Services For the Week
Rev. Allen D. Clark of Chung
Ju, Korea, will preach Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian
Church of Smyrna. Mr.. Clark will
have an interesting message of the
Far East. Evening service and
Young Peoples meeting will be
held as usual. The pastor, the
Rev. S. ]. Thackaberry, extends a
welcome to the services.
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BALFOUR

BALFOUR, Dec. 1O.-Dewey
Greer and daughter, Miss Myrtle
Greer, of Fruitland, were visitors
in this community Saturday.
Miss Emmalou Heaton Of Green
vile, s. c., visited her mother,
Mrs. w. f. Heaton, over the week
end.
Mrs. Sam Whitaker visited her
mother, Mrs. TeXie Stansel, Sun
day.
A number Of children met at
Mrs. H. E. Bakers home on Mon
day to prepare a Christmas pro-
gram fer the Methodist church.
The Baptist and Methodist mis-
sionary ladies met with Mrs. X. c.
Stages on Thursday night of this
week at the community house.
Zeb Hainey Of Beaverdam visit
ed his brother, Gordon Hainey,
Sunday.
Most all children from this COM
munity were in Hendersonville last
Saturday to see Santa Claus.
Large crowds attended the Hen
derson county singing convention
at Balfour Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. John Bunton of Green
wood, S. c.. was in this commun-
ity Saturday.
The Wednesday night prayer
service at the Methodist church
was conducted by Vernon Hender-
son Of HendersoDvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman AID
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hammond WIS.,
tied in Asheyille Sunday.
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He said tenderly, "That part

He said tenderly, "That part
of living, Judy. Learning"
"I've learned. Truly | have"
There was silence. They clung
to each others fingers. At last ne
said, Suppose we don't wait a
week after | get out? | can walk.
! walked this afternoon. Maybe
the doctor will let me go home to-
morrow"
"Sillyw She smiled at him. "lt
you threaten to leave the hospital
before the doctor says you're
strong enough, you know what
I'll do? III make the chaplain
come right up here and marry us
here! And then you'll have to do
what | say"
His eyes lighted, his big arms
reached for her. Judy" After
a while he said, "That's not a bad
idea, Miss Alcott. Not a bad idea
at all. l may hold you to that"
And he was kissing her again, I'M
til her heart was hammering mad
ly and the room was spinning
around her.
81 love you, judy. he said
huskily.
81 love you, too. Oh, darling,
| love you so much!'
When the nurse peered in, a
moment later, she said grumpily,
"Hmmm. If you don't marry her
now, Lieutenant Hanley, it just
won't be respectable"
(THE END)
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TRACEY GROVE

TRACEY GROVE. Dec. 10
The people of Bethel Wesleyan
Methodist church were especially
favored on last Sunday night by
having J. Orlando Yount. a chalk
artist and musician of Titusville,
Pa, present. He played numbers
on the vibra-harp, piano-accor-
deon, musical pitchfork and hand
saw. He opened the program with
chimes played on the piano. Dur
ing the service he painted the il
Illustrations of LET the Lower
Lights Be Burning" and "The Old
Rugged Cross" as the songs we're
sung and played .on the auto-harp
by the Rev. L. A. Harvey. All
present greatly enjoyed the serv-
ice. Mi. and Mrs. Yount were
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Harvey
for the past week and while here
they visited the Smoky mountains,
Chimney Rock, and other places.
They were very much delighted
with the scenery of Western North
Carolina.
Mrs. Carrie Mccall and group
of her friends attended the sing
ing at Balfour Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Redden Station entertained
with birthday party on last Sat
urday afternoon in honor Of her
small daughter, Jeans, third birth
day. After many enjoyable games
27 guests were served delicious ice
cream and cake. The little hon
Gree was presented with many
beautiful gifts.
Mr.. Henry Hill of Salisbury is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Corbitt
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Duncan Wis
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Q SERIAL STORY
LOVERS AWEIGH
COPYRIGHT. 1898
NEA SERVICE, INC
BY BETTY WALLACE

Igravely, "I've been worried,
Judy. But Pm not now. Some
things happened. You're differ
emit"
Pm alive, l tell you! Oh, dar-
ling, | didn't want you to know,
but II was insure. And II
did see Dwight"
81 know that" he said quietly.
"Jackw Suddenly she felt the
pain that he must have known,
and she said, "Oh, my dear, l
wouldn't have done it if | had
realized"
"You had to get over it," he
said. Like being stage struck.
You outgrew it. l was willing to
wait"
She put her cheek against his.
"That's all you've been doing,
endlessly, waiting waiting q.
Waiting for me to get my sense
back Her fingers touched his
hair.
But the waiting's over now,"
he said. "Isn't it,"
Eyes. Tonight Marvel came
back. And II knew all the time
that Dwight was hurt and lonely
and that he still loved her. But
| | didn't want to believe it." Then
she said, 81 was fair to you, Jack.
You must understand that. told
him right from the beginning
the first time l saw him, after we
became engaged-that | was go
ing to marry you" =.
Il never doubted that, Judy"
His brown eyes were so clear.
She chung to him. Il haven't
been worth your trust, Jack.
You're so fine"
But you have been worth it,
, he smiled. "If you weren't the
sweet, honest girl you are, you
wouldn't be here now, would
you?" And then his arms tight
ened around her. His mouth was
warm and hungry on hers. tits
been such long time, darling
Sometimes | thought I'd never
have the patience to stick it out,
You're so wonderful. | was afraid
he'd get you
She lay very still. She said, at
was a dream. A mirage. l can't
understand why | didn't know it
before. But | just chung to it, |
just kept it with me and nursed
it"
His understanding was sweet.
She said, And you're handsome,
too. Aren't you?" She tried to
laugh. 81 shouldn't be here. No
doubt the nurse is scandalized."
She touched his cheek. Marvel
and Dwight are going to have a
baby. Isn't that swell?"
He was really surprised at that.
Glow do you know"
She confessed, 81 eavesdrop-
ped" Then she said, "Wcll
never speak Of them again. When
we see them, we'll pretend that
nothing" Her voice broke.
That wouldn't be easy. You could
Mt dismiss the past just by max
ing up your mind to forget. Pos
sibly Jack would never forget the
anguish she had caused him. And
Marvel would never forget. And
Judy No, Judy would never
really forget either.