Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
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Elanda Lee, 20, has secured q Job
singing over WWBC, a big radio
hook-up in New York, after four
years in Atlanta. She Is from Jar
don. GA. She lives with her girl
friend. Dixie Durkin, and her hus-
band and baby. There are three men
III her life. 5rWanee Collier, q uku-
lele player and singer, whom she
high-hats. GREGORY King Du Pont.
son OF the owner OF WWBC. and
Lord Fercival Dusenberry, who has
been introduced t. her by her Bit
ter rival, Carmel Provost, who wants
both Greg and Elanda's job. Elanda
has Just been made Miss La Paloma
IN the La Pa.oma Soap Hour. Greg
takes her to his summer home at
Great Meek ana proposes. Uncer-
tam. she asks him 70 wait, Mertie
Pecllnpal II, from Jardon. comes
to town I'd reveals Elanda's pow
erty-str-ck Z past to Carmel Car
me- comp el-s ner plans. she in
Vlees Elanda and the lord TO her
Yves .lr- er hrf-s for the weekend.
tNOW CD ON VIA THE SESRY
CHAPTER 80
II T1s Sli.E q reef 70 + ia
when Tl1-- called ar inT.-ea
her to We-seha-ssr home for the
ws2 end thar she felt as though
SIN nld ta-Rn a new lease on life.
AZ ler dreams h2d threatened to
crJmble waen Mersie PeclIinpaugh
toll her he had been calling on
he.
She supposed Whcopee had
Thought him funny-4nd enjoyed
listening to him talk. That was why
she had permitted him to come.
She must lave discovered what a
donkey he was. She decided. since
Mertle was such q painful subject
to her, not 10 mention him at ell
to WhO0pes. Perhaps she would
explain 70 ler why she hadn't in
vited her to the apartment when
he was there.
Elanda took the train to west
chester-ard was met by Wtoopee
10 her own sport roadster-alone.
She ssw her, 2 bright flame against
the Gull little station. as the train
was pulling n. al in red. It was
a vivid contrast TO her blonde hair
she th0ug1J Camel Loo ed older
ard more tired than she ever had
seen her when sire waved az her
rom the platform
"Ee-e ven arel' Carmel led her
70 her Ger, WI Y going TO have a
quiet lite weekend. ut I Thought
you'd love In the country. It's 50
.s /. chance to get
Gu. ll-e iris
"L1.a --a.- a' IL" E'ania
CO scr ler'ilv. Il feel
like 4 k-I r- a- rn- al school. VINO
Is r- IVY t1 w y us7'
lord Du-srber Asa" she rai7ed her
brow and -avs II a a LITE INK.
isn't ira enor = Bd Cameron
said ne infant dr q out later this
e-.ri-g. Thare'Il bc q gang IN to-
morrow. I se't tired and I didn't
want q of re0Die yelling around"
"You lool. tired p 7nda said,
svm~ath-ticaily You hit it w too
hard. Wh00Dae. You ought TO take
a vacation.
ooh. what's the use7" WhooDee
stepped Oh the gas and the a shot
down the road. Might as well die
young. Save a lot Of trouble.
Elanda laughed ringingly:
'Youn get over that after q quiet
weekend IN the country"
II s'pose So Carmel replied,
shortly. I'm going 20 leave you and
the lord al 20 yourselves-by his
special request. You're 2 fool II you
don't marry him. Elanda."
Flanda drew in her breath shrotly.
Marry him? Why. Whoopeei He's
Just amusing himself with me He
wouldn't marry a poor little Ameri-
can girl. N7nsensel'
yeah? III bet every dollar I have
IN the world that you can be Lady
Du5enherry without half trying. I'd
bet half Of II that he'll ask YOU 70
marry him before the weekend Is
over
Eianda giggied rervously:
You're teasing me. WhooPee.
You know II won't"
I've rc--- been more serious IN
-v NE" W .OCree looked straight
ahs-i Of n, ri ne fiv.ag r1ai. i
VI. Won Nr'4 p-~e"t Inn. II
INT cTc.y f 4 r.rl res a chm
to m y a -'. 7 know girls vi ,
would pay mi rs for the chance.
Who cares vhe neT II doesn't last
loug on r0t2 MARRIAGES hardly ever
do. anyway. I'd rather take a try
On a title then nothing at all
you're lvfu'lv nice 10 me-
Flanda said suddenly, turninc to
Carmel with her young grin. II don't
little fixer when you don't even