The Evictors Page #3

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- You will. - See you later.

- Alright. Stop right here, Bobby. I want to say

good morning to y'all. Good morning. I'm the writer of

that mysterious note, but I haven't seen

you yet for coffee and cakes! - Oh, she meant the other note.

- Oh! Mrs. Gibson. Oh, nice to meet you. I'm sorry we haven't been able

to come over, we've just been running around

like crazy doing things. Now, no apologies

are necessary. Say honey,

if you ever get lonely and you need somebody

to talk to, you come right on over

and see me, ya hear? Yes, I will. Alright Bobby, earn your money.

Wheel me on home. 'Bye bye.

- Bye bye, see you later. Well I like that lady. Yeah, that's a nice lady. Ben, thank you for coming to

church with me today. Well, I'm glad I did. Now, let's go to the picnic. The rest of this day

belongs to you. Alright. Here comes Ben now. Come on, I'd like for you to

meet Mr. Buckner. Mr. Buckner, I'd like for you

to meet Ben Watkins and his wife, Ruth. - How do you do?

- How do you do? - Good to see you.

- Thank you. - Nice to meet you.

- Good to see you, ma'am nice to meet

you Mrs. Watkins, so glad you could make it. There are some ladies

I'd like for you to meet today. - This is Mrs. bland.

- Hello. And her little daughter,

Barbara. Now Ben,

we just don't have money to replace these machines.

But that's all there is to it. Well now, um. I might be able

to patch them up, but uh, I've got a list of

parts that I need. But the only problem is

they're down in little rock. That ain't no problem. You can leave for little rock

tomorrow and get what you need. Alright. There's something else that I've

been thinking about too. I'm working on you

at draft deferment. Now, uncle Sam needs you

right here. If you can get

this mess straightened out, you're gonna get a promotion

plus a big bonus. Well, I thank you. Mrs. Buckner,

telephone please. I'm sorry,

would you excuse me please? Looks like we're going to get

some money this evening. Hello Mr. rudd. Hi. It seems that you sold us that

house without telling us a few important things about it. Like what? I was referring to what

happened in 1934. Oh, you mean about those

accidents? Well... A lot of rumors connected

with those and... Why should I open a can of

worms like that, huh? Yeah, especially if they were

really murders, not accidents. You look real nice when you

get angry. Who'd want to put a thought

like that into your pretty little head? To answer your question, it was

the peddler who told me about it. And Mr. rudd,

I'd appreciate it if um, the next time you speak to me you remember please

that I'm a married woman. How could I forget? You know Ben, we get

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