The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-23
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When JANET HILL iearA-
ROLF CARLYLE Inns been break
Ing engagements with her to meet
BETTY KENDALL. society girl
she tells him their marriage IL of.
janet IL -. pretty and secretary
20 BRUCE HAMILTON, adrcrtis-
Ing manager of Every Home Mag
n.ine.
She stin loves Rolf and cannot
forget him. JEFFREY 'HaN''
young engineer who lives NJ the
snn,c rooming house ns janet np-
nc,rs en- -;=nt Just In time to
suye her purse from q holdup man.
Janet becomes Interested In the
SI,yASI family, almost destitute.
Jcfy helps provide food ana cloth
ing for them and later they find a
iob for PAT SILNhNI, the father.
.IeH and Janet become close
friends. lie asks her 10 help him
select gift for girl and they
buy 20 purse. When janet sees in
newspaper headlines that Rolf
has eiOped with Betty Kendall she
tells JEFF about her broken en-
EuScment and says she will never
care for anyone else.
4 few days later Bruce Unmii-
ton tells Janet he n leaving the
magazinc. The staT is 10 be re-
duCrd and her job will lie zone.
Hamilton says his sister, MNS'
CURTIS. needs n social secretary
and that he has rccOmmcndra
Janet. She GOES to see Mrs. Cur
els md in hired.
when she tells jeff she is going
away he seems disturbed.
NOW co OS %rTH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
G,USK had begun to descend over
the street. In the gray ligh:
Janet looked up into Jeff Grants
startled face. She was remorse'
full. Il meant TO tell you before,
she said, "only I've been so busy!
Where are you going?" JEFF
asked.
Janet smiled. mot very far
she told him. "Only out on the
west side. You see, have a new
lob and III have to live out
there"
Then you're not leaving town.?
"Why. of course mott" The Cir
laughed. did you think l was;
Oh, no, I'm not leaving Lancaster
but it's just about as much work
to pack as if | were. We've been
awfully busy at the Office, too
This new Job is different from
anything I've ever done"
She told him all about 1t. She
was still talking when they reached
the entrance to the rooming
house. Janet halted. looking VI
at the sky.
81 hate to go ill.," she said. Its
a lovely evening, isn't it,"
"Yes it is. We could take
drive somewhere if you weren't
so busy"
Janet fingered in the doorway
I've got an idea!" she exclaimed
suddenly. "Have you had dinner
yet?"
Jeff said that he had not.
Then II you'll go back to the
delicatessen and get some sau
sages I'll cook some eggs anc
make toast and We can have
sort of picnic supper. have par
of cake and enough lettuce FOL
salad. Do you want to do that?'
Sure! That's a great idea!'
When he arrived Is minute!
later Janet had the table set. She
wore a gingham apron and hac
pushed her sleeves above her ell
bows. The coffee pot was sizzling
and it's fragrant aroma filled The
air.
Jeff had made other purchase!
besides the sausages. He ex
hibited a box of luscious looking
strawberries, bottle Of cream
and a box of cheese.
why. we'll have a feast!
Janet exclaimed.
She pinned another apron abou
JEFF, and set him to hulling thu
berries while she scrambled egg:
and cooked the sausages. BY The
time they were ready to sit dowI
at the table both Of them were
laughing. jeff had been describ