-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1971

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Strangers On A Bus

Part 111 By GEORGE B. RUSS

Sybil's brown eyes were

quizzing as they rested softlyupon Harold Harden's squarechin. "You don't strike me asbeing a lonely man. You'll be

in time to teach the Men'sBible Class at the Capital CityBaptist Church." Sybil's voicewas soft, soothing, stirring.

"Is that the image I'm pro-jecting?" Harden was dis-

appointed; he preferred beingmistaken for a dapper, dashing,nattily dressed man of theworld.

Sybil's purring voice cameup to him and he left off nurs-ing his wounded ego.

"You impress me as beinga good solid citizen, successful,a well loved family man."

A good solid citizen, yes.

The rest of your deduction is

peripheral"You telling me, I'm

wrong?""I'm saying your deduction

borders on the truth about»»me."So I'm wrong in thinking

some mother has given the

world a fine son?""You're putting me on"."Nope, we're strangers but I

see only the best in you.""Thanks, Sybil. But I'll have

to warn you that I'm not apress button analylist. I canonly say of you without hesi-tancy, you are a pulcritudiousyoung woman - I'd like very

much to know you better -

spend long hours with you dis-covering your faults and vir-tues."

"Gee! You're a fast talker.You give a girl the vapors lis-tening to you."

"Good!""I like the way you say

things; what do you mean,good?"

"So -- you're listening --I'mgetting through to you - Ihave, perhaps, more than aChinaman's chance."

"I'm not sure about what

chance you have in mind --I'mterribly busy - crazy busy."

"Are you a student?""A student of sorts.""Meaning?""A student in the ways ofa

cruel, voracious businessworld."

Harold lunged his broadshoulders forward, listeningaggressively - hoping to beable to unfurl, rescue this

sweet, young thing from what-

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ever it was that was trying to

devour her. "You sound in-

volved in something sinister.""Sinister is putting it mildly

in the black business world,I know -- because that is whereI have tried to make an in-dentation -- my debute - domy thing." Sybil's heaving bo-

som betrayed her antipathy forthe black business world. Thedisconcerted rising and falling

of her apple shaped breastbe-neath the pinkish metallicfabric of her dress caused an

unsteadiness in his voice.Sybil sensed the cause of the

quavering in his voice and has-

tened to set him at ease. Her

fingers mashed the release-

lever on her seat and in amatter of seconds the propin-

quity of his and her seats was

altered. She wasn't fearful of

his furtive glances nor his in-epitude of speech -- she wasn'tplaying decoy to this nicefellow."

"Sleepy?" He queried.

"Nope, I just feel that a

change in position would be

more restful.""Are you an only child?""By no means, I'm the 7th

in the litter of 12.""You're kidding!""For real, I come from a

large family. Seven girls and

five boys."I bet you a fat man,

Christmas time is a gala timearound your house."

"We have a ball anytime -

and we work together to ob-tain or fulfill the wishes for

one another.""No wonder you don't get

lonely.""Loneliness for ire is the

elusive monster, success is the

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only loneliness I know.""Bosh! You're not much

more than a college graduate.""Don't turn me off with

that redress.""Very well, I won't try

turning you off - what is it

you're wanting to achieve?""Ianxious dying to set up

a chain of day nurseries -

from say, Greenville to Hayes-town. That Mr. Harden has be-come an obsession with me."

"Tell me what your blue-print is like."

"Sybil's fingers clamped the

lever on her seat and once moreher seas was on a level with

hk. And strangely enough, historpid heart beats suddenlybecame hurried, however, heremained upright in his seat,with his eyes focused on the

navy-blue cap of the driver."My chain will be called the

Sybilette Day Care Centers. I

want to work with childrenfrom three to six years old.I am interested in the socialand emotional; morel andspiritual development of chil-

dren of this age group.""Sounds good. Now about

your problem. What's bugging-obstructing your progress?"

Sybil flung her hands dis-paringly; "money is really thefirst handicap -? but the lack ofinterest - the cold shouldersmy efforts are given -just killsme dead."

"How far along the way

have you come -?" He wanted

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to call the luscious plum,"honey" but he clipped histongue with his mental teeth.

"I thought you'd never ask.I have a beautiful place in

Greenville - and twenty _lov-

able brats -- twelve brown boysand girls and eight whites."

"And you aren't happy withone successful project?"

"Nope, I want to help allthe children I can -kids need

lots of loving care.""You're a real gem, Sybil. A

genuine pearl. We need more

mothers', little helpersaround."

"Save your flattery. I needan apartment and an excellentlocale for a Sybilette nursery inHayestown. You know some-thing, Hayestown specializes in

individualist. Blessed are theythat haveth of his own for they

shall obtain more. The ambi-tious aspirants have no place in

your fair city."The buss jogged under the

shed of the dangerously nar-

row driveway of the ChathamBus Station.

Chatham was a throbbing

university town. Harold likedthe spaciously planned town ofhandsome houses, giant oaktrees, quaint little stores.

Several students got aboardthe bus. A tall, pretty girl

wearing a voluptious Afro,waved beringed fingers at

Sybil."A very attractive girl."

Harold said."Her name is Annie Rose -

generally known as nosey-

rosey. Dig?"I dig!" Dig what? Harold

wondered continued.

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