The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-28
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BEGIN HERE TODAY .
when IA NET III LII learns
ROLF CARLYLE has been break
ing engagements with her to meet
RETTY Kendall, n society girl
she tells him their marriage In of.
Janet Is 81, pretty and sccrctary
10 BRUCE HAMILTON. ndvcrtiS-
ing manager OF Every Homie Mig
azinc. ...-...... --.. ...
She still loves Rolf aud cannot
forget him. JEFF GRANT.
Young engineer, saves her purse
from n hoIdup man, one night and
the and JeT Income friends. When
the reads In a newspaper that Rolf
has eIopca with Betty Kendall she
tells JEFF about her broken en-
.,agcEirDt and says she can never
are for anyone else. After that
len gives tho purse he had bought
tor Janet'S birthday gift To n
rtcnographcr, DOLORES GALA
HAN. .....- ...........
Hamilton leaves the magazine
ard because of rctrcncbmrn3 there
Is no job for Janet. However,
Hamilton tells her his sister, MRS.
CURTIS, needs q social secretary
and Janet secures the job. II is
several days before she learns
Mrs. Curtis Is Betty KcndnlPs
give up the job but has no place
10 20. She decides 10 stay n
long rs Rolf and Betty arc out OF
town.
Down town at noon one day she
sees jeff md Dolores Callahan ana
notices Dolores is carrying the
purse she helped him buy. Janet
concludes JEFF is i'm love with Do
lOres. When Jcn sees her later
her manner seems changed and he
decides Ii is because OF her new
associations.
Mrs. Curtis asks Jnnct 10 read
aloud n letter that has come from
Betty.
Now 60 on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER xxx
JANET took the letter. Her
y heart was beating so that she
thought the other woman must
surely hear it. "i'll go over here
where the light is better" she
said, moving toward the window.
The handwriting on the enye
lope was scrawlcd rather careless
". Janet drew out the folded
sheets and read in clear, low
voice:
Dearest Mother: There's just
time to get this written before we
go down to dinner. I've been
meaning to write every day but
you know how the time goes.
"Evcrything here is so perfect
Mother | feel as though | never
never want to leave! That doesn't
mean | don't want to come back
20 see you. | do, Of course, but
know ycu won't mird If we stay
a little longer than we'd ex'
pected.
rolf is" Janet read the two
words and stopped. There was a
pause, moment Of hesitation
and then she began again:
Rolf is the most wonderful
husband in the world. When you
know him better l know you'll
agree with me. We've been in
vited to six parties this week and
gone to every one, so you can see
we're having a grand time.
"Carla Latham anG her mother
are here. They just got back from
Paris a few weeks ago and Carla
has the most beautiful clothes!
think before we come Back &c
Lancaster we ought to run up tc
New York so that 1 can do some
shopping, don't you? 1t isn't a:
though I'd had time to plan a rea,
trouSseau.
"We've been out on the golt
course every day except twice
when it raincd. The weather has
been marvellous and I'm getting
nice tan already. Rolf is tanned
.cs. and it's so becoming.
"Well. III have TO dash along
now. He's waiting for me. BE
sure to write me the news al
though | don't suppose there's
very much happening at home
Rolf and l both send our love.
Betty"
Mrs. Curtis was smiling. I'm
so glad she's having such a lovely
time" she said. will you put the
letter here on the table, Miss
Hill? Perhaps I'll be able to an
swer it tomorrow"
Janet put down the letter. She
said, It'll be back In a mo-
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