The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-04-01
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When JAN EFT HILL learns
ROLF CARLYLE has been break
Ing engagements with her TO meet
BETTY KENDALL. a society GIRL
she tells him their marriage Is
of. Janet Is 81. pretty and sec
reIary 10 BRUCE HAMILTON. nd
pertising manager of Every Home
Magazine.
She still loves Rolf and cannot
forget him. JEFF GRANT.
young engineer. saves her purse
from u hoidup MIN one night and
she and jeff become friends. When
she reads in newspaper that
Rolf has cioped with Betty Ken
iaIi she tells JeG about her bro
ken engagement and says she can
never care for anyone else.
Hamilton leaves the magazine
md because of retrcnchmcnt there
is no lob for Janet. However.
Hamilton tells her his sister.
MRS. CURTIS. needs n social sec
Rotary and Janet secures the Job.
"a IL several days before she
learns Mrs. Curtis IN Betty Ken
dalrs mother. Janet feels she
should gle up the job but has no
place 10 go. She decides 10 stay
as long as Rolf and Betty are out
Of town.
Betty IL TO be n completely fur
nishcd apartment and TO Janet
falls the task of finding the apart
mcnt. The young couple arrive
sooner than they are expected.
Janet wants To leave but circum-
stances prevent. Betty and Roll
move into their apartment ana
Janet seldom sees Rolf. One day
when Janet has the afternoon TO
- a "a
movie. She pauscs before shop
window and turning. almost bumps
into n man.
now GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIIl
THE man stepped back. Janet
L said. "Oh, I'm sorry" and
then her eyes lighted. why, Mr.
Silvani!" she exclaimed Il didn't
recognize you"
Pats straw hat was off in an In
slant. Il didn't recognize you either
Miss Hill. How are you? Just the
other day Rose was talking about
you. She said she hadn't seen you
for quite a while"
"Oh, I'm all right" Janet as
sured him. And I've been meaning
TO get out to see Mrs. Silvani and
the children for a long time. Some
now something always comes up al
the last minute. How are Rosie
and Tommy"
Fine" the father assured her
They're a couple of lively kids al
right. At least Rosie is. Tommy can
make his share OF the noise too
Rosie's brown as little Indian
Their mother takes them down Il
the public playground as often as
she can. There's no place else for
them to play except the street
You know, Miss Hill, those kids are
still talking about that circus you
took them to-"
Janet laughed. Pm glad they
are. l think about it myself some
times. I'm sure / enjoyed it just
exactly as much as they did"
They talked a little longer. Pat
explained that he was down town
early today because he'd heard OF
a sale of secondhand furniture. II
he could find anything cheap that
was worth having he'd like TO buy
Rose a couple Of chairs. They'd
make the house look better and
Rose was a great one for always
wanting things to look nice. Might
find something, Pat said. that with
a little work lie could turn into a
pretty fair piece of furniture.
81 hope you do" Janet told him,
land be sure to tell Mrs. SilVani
that I'm coming out to see her
Tell her I'll come some evening this
week"
Pat said he would. They'd be
awfully glad to have her come. A
moment more and he was on his
way down the street and Janet
went on toward the motion picture
theater.
She told herself reproachfully
that she should have gone long ago
TO see the Silvanis. 1t had been al
most three weeks since she had
been there. She knew the children
liked to have her come and be.
sides she had promised. Well. this