Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-26

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entertained with an account CT the
tennis games. Since Mrs. Parsons
openly admitted that to her all
sports we're abhorrent. she listened
with mild interest. She had taken
particular pains with the luncheon
menu. knowing that John Mitchell
relished good food. ~ was annoy
ing TO have his attention diverted
from the fowl With its really ex-
cellent sauce.
Her opportunity came as they
left the dining room.
Celia" she said, you're going
TO take those books TO Mrs. VIII
Hanson for me. aren't your
Yes. Do you think ! should
start right aTay?"
oh, no hurry I wouldn't rush
away right after eating. Perhaps
you'd better remind George that
you'll want the car
III do II now"
AS the girl disappeared EVELYN
said, Mrs. Williamson is such q
sweet soul. She's an invalid. Doubt
ful II she'll EVER recover her health
And do you know, she bears II 50
beautifully! I try to drop in each
week for a little visit. and TODAY
| promised 70 send her some books
She says she's glad TO have visitors
but I often think when 7 come
away that the hour has done me
more good than it can have dom
ner. she has such a sweet spirit
Ihat-considerinz that no such
person a. Mrs. Williamson ex.ste5
was certainly being genero.+.
I'm glad you're teaching Celip
10 think Of Others" Mitchell said
oh. but ! think it's our dntv
! real do, We're ali or I'd tied
UP with activities and interestr
these days its 50 easy to forget
those who are less fortunate"
You're righti' the man inter
rupted crisply. John Mitchells facr
vac 'sornber. Too quick 20 forget
ne added with a sigh. Very ofte-,r
Celia returned and then three
quarters Of an hour later set Of
with the armload o. books uIhicr
MIS- Parsons gave her. II SCENE,
4 lark TO the Eirl setting of alone
~ the car With the liveried charf
Ieur 70 drive. The deception VA
innocent since ii vas "a serve
Nofthy purpose The hands Of he
natrh pointed at 10 minutes D.
$50. W UNI!
Iake the shore road she ~
striicted the chauffeur
Mr Parsons watched The ra- 80.
OF signt and then returned m nc
Hving room. where John NitrhsIi
Was reading a newspaper
.Dont let me disturb your she
go sHeetiy as he looked up. sri
"e 1aek IN a few minutes.
one ave him what should have
oeen ample time TO finish With The
news III was going % be more dir-
ncuir without the aid of Tire r-nor-
iiynt and the romantic versnda y,
ule afternoon the veranda was bIis.
tering with the suns iavs TveIvr
vas counting on the fact that Nit-
cnell had reached the stage u-harr
81 ne waited for val the opno--
tunlty 70 ask her ~ MARI him.
Everything had been planned r.
make him suprcmely cnmfo-tahle
az excellent dinner. The living
Ioom cool and tranquil. Frest
scent of roses in the air. Time Z,
enjoy his after dinner cigar. Ther
Evelyn appeared.
She had changed her gown for +,
floating chiffon creation which ~,
Knew was f~lattering. Soft. pasts
formed It's oral print. Tn. trans
parent draperies held a subtle al
lure The gown gave her conf
Qence.
Mitchell vas waiting for her.
I've been wanting to talk to YOU
Evelyn" he said.
The woman's heart ieaped.
want you TO know that \ az.
rreciate all you're doing for Celia
Sne's blossomed out like a flower
since she's been here"
DO you really think so?'
anyone could see i'll You know
rs worried me-taking her ava
from her mother rs 7 did. 70 dicn'
seem quite right
You mean Evelyn Parsons pu'
IL softly. you think Celia needs I
mothers care?'
That's Il. You understand every
thing. Evelyn. And TIE needed
someone 10 talk 20. But I don't
worry as ! used to because you're
giving her 50 much"
His voice died away. Evelyn Par
sens took a desperate chance.
Have YOU ever thought Of mar
rying again?"
The man nodded his head. I've
thought or H." he said.
"A home means so much. John.
dear" the soft voice purred on,
mot only for Celia. but ftr you
You know you work too hard Think
what II would be- like 10 come homo
each night TO your oTn home. "A
place like this. Why, II your mo-