The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-30
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Rolf. Mornings she treaktasted
ana wac al her work before he
appeared. Rftty's breakfasy wss
always served TO her, In BED and
hrs. Cnris began 10 adotrEtSs
same plan 10 the evening Betty
and Rolf usually went out For dio-
ner or If tbes .wefeta ,boihe there
were guests and Janet diueo
alone, g.. 70 H." (. gay ~
She began TO think less. OF 80;
ing away. For one thing. thefe
VAS no place TO 90. no pace blt
back TO Mrs. Snyder's boarding
fiouse and q search for work thai
seemed hopeless. She was bntx
here 'aGd she had forced herself
To Bcllete, thst II only she ,routu
keep busy enough she could tori
get. BESIDES il 1as eSident thH
Rolf wished to, ayoid her as much
as she wsMled 20 aYoH him. U
few days more he and Betty
&ould he, gehe and ihinssSwouIa
be as they had been. 2
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! TT was Getty Carlyls WHO CONF
pletely dominated the = GousSss
hold Though Janet cav her onty
occasionally it was BettMaud n1t
Mrs. Curtis TO" waom glOst OF .tst
telephone calls came and. must "
tile appointments were Wads. -
JaneI told herself that she vac
unfair. She tried 10 MAKE allo@.
auees but she could not bring
herself TO like this pretty, panf.
pefed. strong. willed daughter ~
whom Mrs. Curtis was So deysteds
There WAS no doubt that Betty
ives popular with the yodng men
and women Of her crowd 'Th1
telephone calls, the swauk roads
sters parked before the door aud
the dinner engagements proved
that. At any time Of the day or
night ii scored Betty might aTs
rive hone with group OF noisy
quests. II II wee at night Rolf
would be with them Otherwise
Betty never ssencd, to lack Tor
escorts. -. f. -, ..,,.5 5'sSilSs
| Her clothes were bcautitnl a1n
yet size talked good deaf about
being in rags" ana sac and Hrt
Curtis went on shopping trips
Remembering Or, Rebetts tinss
structions Ianet worried nbout
this. She was sure. too. that ,thl
tlcIsy crowds cofhing and geint
at all hours must distuEb; Are
Curtis and interfere with her rest.
When she tried tacttuHy %
mention this Der employer
brushed her fears away r'i -
| young people are only stots
once! "aMFs, Curtis saia. ~ wats
Betty 10 enjoy everything *niH
she eani" 81 49,. -. ,,s.t
| it. was plain 10 be seen tSA
1 young Mrs. Carlyle resatdM
Janet as merely another ssrteht
Her position seemed shsetH
above that OF Lucy. the maid tEp
slightly below that Of chAne J.
the hairdresser. Betty told hH
mother she thought Il quite E
necessary tor Frederick 70 M
tie car out wren Janet htG "
rands down town. What wst1atlt
buses for? 1t had q bad :ef1t
on servants. Betty said. Ito tfeN
them as equals. ! She NaS Jmbt
tient, with her mother more Than
once on this score. ...,y..ihi
. 1t was toward the end % thttt
f,rst wsek chat: Janet, came iato
thS house late; In the afttfrrnG
| She was wearing her gray suit a1
| the little green hat. She hid Ae9
waking and the exercise bad RAs
color into her cheeks: g :,gSS
! Janet stepped into the l.ti1t
room to leave gssua uaga5tlae.
She laid them, % astabls With CD
others. All at oncE che heard y
sound behind her and tufnedf
Rolf Carlyle. was standtnt q
few feet away He smiled az
said, "Well, Janet, aren't You glaa
to see me?" =. =. !. ~ "A :!
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