The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-30

pursham could wait. She, closed
the door Behitd her and sank into
the big chair where many another
stormy battle had been waged ,!
She had 10 decide what 10 DO
now. Janet !elt caught. She
he assured herself II would be
so easy to slip away before Rois
and this girl he had married re.
turned But Rolf was iasthis
house now. Downstairs. = SHE
saw again that look of surprise
on HE face as she entered the
living room. How quickly, how,
easily he mad yelled 1t!
All q, once janet's head
dropped TO her arm and ifef
shoulders shook with sobs. Whal
w&s the use OF preleDdinG? Rolf
vas still the man SHE loved ait
lie always would he. The no;
tears smarted on her cheeks. she
wiped them away but there we're
more tears. ..... 49,.
oh. Rolf" her heart cried
out. "Oh. Rolf" b..
And so she arose several min-
utes later with nothing settltC.
She would have 10 go away. But
when? What was she 10 tell Mrs
Curtis? Janet didn't settle any
or these questions. She batlie:t
her eyes with cold water and used
powder ami some rouge TO cover
! the pa.lOr or her cheeks. Then
she went downstairs TO the li,tir
room back OF the library and
tclephoned 10 Miss Dursham.
She didn't see Rolf or Betty
either again that evening. Janets
dinner was served In her room.
She asked Lucy to bring the eve
aing newspaper and read down
the column headed. Help Wanted
Female"
There was nothing very promis-
ing. "Grl for general and care
Of children" the first advertise
ment read. And then, Girl fo7
general housework." House
keeper, part time" "Housework,
general, experienced" Piano 10
| companist for singer" There was
one advertisement that read
"SaleslGdies and caRvassers.. MusI
have $40 cash bond"
DUT there was not O single re-
- quest fer an experienced ssc'
rotary. There were no advertise.
meats calling for Office workers
| Of any sort. Janet wasn't piano
accompanist nor a safestady moi
a canvasser. She couldn't ever
show q reference FOR general
houeswork and most OF the az.
vertisements called for references
Maybe there'll be something
| tomorrow morning" she thought
hopefully and put the newspaper
aside. -: 49, e.. 81,
There were no advertisements
for secretaries or stenographers
or typists in the morning paper
! "Help Wanted-Female" read
| much as it had the night before
Janet decided to call at an EN-.
ployment agency the next time
she was down town. ;,
But she didn't. Fer two days
she scarcely left the house
Betty's arrival catapauited the
household into new schedules and
new activity, Janet scarcely had
a word with Mrs. Curtis in pri.
yate. There were telephones
ringing and visitors dropping 70
and Mrs. Curtis and Betty dfNthe
off FOR lnrcheehs and tesst There
| were invitations to be issued fol
the. dinner Mrs. Curtis, was 10
| give in honor Of her danghter
and her, son-in-law. There were
notes to be answered and notes to
be written and engagements to be
cancelled and engagements to be
made, = srs9: sagH $lasi T.. =. Fl.
Forss week, or, until the new
apartment would be ready Betty
and Reif were ito remain with
Mrs. Curtis. Aside from the ex'
ira work Janet was surprised tc
find how little this fsRshged heI
own routine. She Scarcely saw