Speaker 1: Oh Okay for you.
Speaker 2: From Chicago CBS and it's affiliated stations. I'm your favorite
songs and America's favorite flowers in Oh Okay for you,
Good afternoon. This is Franklin McCormick. Romance lives in little things.
Speaker 1: Which touch the heart, and an never book on the.
Speaker 2: Songs we play an answer to your letters. Recall those
memories as nostalgic as a melody, as sweet as the
perfume of blossoms, and as intimate as a moment of
your own love story. And for that especially remembered high
point of your romance, your wedding anniversary, we are sending
our golden gift a pair of beautifully matched rings in
fourteen Caraco. Now here are ses at Patrolloi is King
Billy Lee and I to send flowers and music and
for our anniversary couple, our golden gift in a bouquet
or your Our first beautiful bouquet of red roses and
melody today is on its way to missus Clarence Norris
of Swift and Arkansong. Missus Norris admits our favorite song
isn't particularly tender or sweetly sentimental, but it is a
love song and since it's the first one my husband
and I heard together. The song or Lady Be Good
will always be the greatest of love songs to us,
And for that quite understandable championship of a special song
is Billy Leech to addit to the mission lyrics.
Speaker 3: Oh, sweet and lovely, lady be good. Oh lady be
good to me. I am so affame, Miss understand soul,
Lady be good to me. Oh, please have somebody. I'm
all alone in this big city. I tell you why
I'm just alone.
Speaker 4: Some pain in the world.
Speaker 1: Soul, Lady be good to be.
Speaker 5: Oh me handsome pity, I'm all alone in this big city.
Speaker 3: I tell you why I'm just alone. Some baby, So lady,
big girl to me.
Speaker 2: An unusual part of the bond memories of our courtship,
write missus Donald Spotswood of Northfolk, New York, is the
odd fact that the weather never cooperated each time we
planned to date it Wood storm. In fact, it was
while driving in a terrene downfall that we became engaged,
and it was to the accompaniment of a swirling blizzard
that we were married. So our favorite song quite naturally
became stormy Weather. And to recapture that unusual memory. Here's
our lovely Louise King.
Speaker 6: No, no, there's no son up in the scow sawny webber,
saint my man.
Speaker 7: Together, keep rain and all my bloom and madrey everywhere.
Speaker 6: Stormy weather, Just cander.
Speaker 7: My bo up together. I'm Louie or all the time,
all the time, so weary, all betide when he went
away the blues walking and met me.
Speaker 8: If he stays away old rock and chase only get me.
Speaker 7: All I do is pray a lot of good will.
Let me walk in.
Speaker 6: The time once more.
Speaker 7: He can't go.
Speaker 6: Everything I had at GoF srimp.
Speaker 7: My man and I need together, keep raining and all
be time raining all.
Speaker 2: It would make our little family of three. It's all
very happy. Missus Harold Thorne, Arable Borough, New Hampshire tells
us to hear our baby's favorite lullaby on the air.
She even has a music box that plays as John
near her trip each night, and an almost worse like magic. Well,
here's Jesus rollo to create that wonderful magic for you again,
a little miss Bonnair and he rings you the sweetly
soothing frames of that's an Irish lullaby.
Speaker 7: M hm, m hm.
Speaker 2: Avocate for you, friends, is made up of your letters
and your reason for liking a song, and there's a
bouquet waiting for you if we use your letter on
the air. And then, of course, if you're celebrating a
wedding anniversary for one couple each day, we have a
special anniversary bouquet Roses Melody, and our golden gift a
pair of beautifully matched rings in fourteen carrot gold. So
if you're having an anniversary in July, right to us today,
won't you, So we'll have plenty of time to inscribe
your rings if your letter is chosen. Perhaps this request
is a bit different, write smith Julie Lodo of White Plains.
Speaker 4: New York.
Speaker 2: It's not to bring memories of a romance, so to sweetheart,
but of someone just.
Speaker 9: As dere my brother Nick.
Speaker 2: So for a girl who still likes to dream of
those growing up days with a wonderful brother and the
song that was nearest our heart, won't you play sing
Home on the Rains for roses of red, that lovely sentiment, Julie.
And here's Billy Leech to fulfill your way.
Speaker 1: Oh yees me, where the buff follow, where the beer
and the fellow pie, where's hello.
Speaker 9: Is heard a dispery, and the sky is a cold
fall on.
Speaker 4: The ride.
Speaker 1: Where they and the fellow.
Speaker 4: Where is heard it is our Regan word, and the
sky they.
Speaker 7: Of all me on land where b.
Speaker 3: Diamond land slowly issually died, the.
Speaker 7: Tree swell, the gray white word.
Speaker 4: In a rock like a man in a heavenly.
Speaker 9: Square.
Speaker 4: Smell is heard that is her red.
Speaker 5: And God, Oh.
Speaker 2: A touch of loneliness over a separation soon to be
two years long, come to us.
Speaker 9: In a letter from missus k lewis.
Speaker 2: A garden in California, missing her husband who was still
in the service of his country, and knowing that he
who is homesick Quarter's Little Home in the West. She
is asked to hear their favorite song, Little Gray Home
in the West, and to carry out that sentimental request
with flowers and melody. Is the beautiful voice of Louise.
Speaker 8: King when the gold and time Statimer Hill, and the
long day roll the road La Dino.
Speaker 2: In the.
Speaker 6: Ayah, I would be.
Speaker 7: Before a.
Speaker 1: Well shadow, for.
Speaker 7: I shall come you comp be all chimed away
Speaker 1: In my little gray home, and the way