The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-18

on ana that she could go the rest
of the way alone She bought a
newspaper from a boy on the cor.
ner. read the headlines again.
slowly re-read the paragraphs that
followed:
Miss Betty Kendall. daughter OF
Mrs. E. K. Curtis OF - Glen
Cove street. and Rolf Carlyle. adj
vertising solicitor for the Atlas Ad.
vertising Agency. were married at
10 o'clock last night by Justice P.
r. McCracken at Summit Ridge.
Announcement Of the marriage
this morning came as surprise
to friends Of the young couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Carlyle drove to Summit
Ridge with Miss Susan Taylor and
James Finlayson last evening fol.
lowing a dinner party at Miss Tay.
lor's home. The bride and groom
left Immediately after the cere-
mony for White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va. where they will spend their
/
honeymoon.
1.-THE bride is n popular member
OF Lancaster's younger social set.
She was graduated from Miss May
| berry's School and has been active
in the Junior Guild. She Is niece
of Dwight Kendall. vice president
OF the Atlas Advertising Company
Carlyle formerly was employed by
| the Stranger Sporting Goods Co.
A brief announcement. Only
three paragraphs. Married at 10
O'Clock last night"-"Surprise to
friends" Sulphur Springs
where they will spend their honey
moon"
Janet read the words over and
over. They danced before hel
crafty but those three phrase:
stood out, staring at her. while
all the rest were dancing. She
tore out the three paragraphs, dis
carded the rest Of the newspaper
in a trash container. The crum
pied bit of newspaper was hidden
away in her purse.
She had been walking slowly
She would probably be late wheI
she reached the Office. Janel
didn't care about that. She didn''
seem to care about anything ir
the world. She knew now thai
until the moment when she saw
that newspaper there had beer
deep down In her heart a feeling
that somehow. Ia some way, she
and Rolf would make up theil
quarrel. She hadn't recognized
the feeling or admitted II but still
1t had been there. 1t had per
sisted in spite OF everything.
Well-it was gone nowt Roll
and Betty Kendall were married
Janet saw them again dancing as
she had seen them that night al
Reigals' - Rolls head bent slight
ly, the girls eyes raised, laugh
ing-Janet's own eyes closed In.
voluntarily to shut out the sight.
"You mustn't" she scolded
herself. "You mustn't think about
things like that. You've got to
go on!"
A ND so she went on. Mechan-
"a ically. Automatically. She
went back to the office. hung
away her coat and hat and set, to
work. Bruce Hamilton was wait
ing for her to get out the file OF
the Macmillan correspondence.
She said. Eyes, Mr.. Hamilton" and
mo. Mr.. Hamilton" and her An
gers flew as she took down the
memorandum he dictated. She
sat at her desk all afternoon and
Hamilton didn't notice that she
looked paler or was more quiet
than usual. Her work was as eff
ficient as always. She worked I'M
til Sis and when she stood in the
door and said, Goodnight, MIR.
Hamilton" the man only glanced
up and smiled vaguely and said,
Goodnight" 80
Bruce Hamilton didn't knox
that his secretary's heart was
breaking but there were others at
the Every Home Office who were
more perceptive. Janet knew
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