The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-02
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EG.GsS HERE DAY

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EOH WESTON. of a mil
ifOnairr. and JOlN ,VARiSG, n
SirEashiS girl. :l> attracted 10
C;"a other un tnc .caiu. I'm route
"a Nctnphi~. In:.u 'ha,I left college
before srsaG",iuu 10 assist her
Eawily ia u G.r emergency.
l:Dn Is c0;si:" 20 VI" nphis In com
C"rtOn wi;i ttc con, .tructinn of n
southern bra :ch of his fathers
mills.
Eel rraks to Joan hut, think
in;. :, Startin. Il Irritation, she
re-" aim. lie loses sight of
hcr i tie station hut tells n
fri -. DUKE TIRNER, that he
is determined "a find her.
JOan'S father. dead, was u menu
Der of an IriStOcratic family and
MRS. WiRlNG longs for her
daughters 10 enjoy the social posi-
ton ri@htfully theirs. PAT. who
~ is and has "a job as q typiSt.
loves pleasure and pretty clothes
anu plans 70 escape the privatinns
ard m0r0tOny OF her mothers life
through q rich marriage.
Joan sees Bob in tea room but
he does not sec her. Through
MOLLY DAVIS. society girl.
Joan sings at u Junior League
benefit entertainment which Bob
attends. After the program he IL
waiting for Joan when his path
is barred by BARBARA COURT
NEf' whom he had known In New
York. Because OF this brief en-
counter he loses Joan again.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER w
THE hotel lobby was filled with
people when Bob reached it.
but the girl he sought was not
there. She was not in front Of
the hotel or at the side entrance.
search revealed. He felt sick with
disappointment.
But. he told himself, she would
not be hard to find now. She had
glorious voice. sh6 sang at en-
tertainmonts. And Ter name was
Joan Warren. TTl, the night
had yielded something.
Barbara Courtney was waiting
when he returned. Don't bother
to explain, Bob" she said. II sup
pose you had a telegram to send
or somebody called you TO the
phone or your bootlegger was
waiting"
Three bad guesses. Shall | ex,
plain?"
Don't bother. I'm so terribly
glad to see you it doesn't matter"
That was one of the nice things
about Barbara. She never made
things difficult.
But l am hurt because you
didn't call me when you first. got
here! l called and called and
couldn't get YOU" she went on
Il planned to call you soon
I've been busy working on plans
for the textile plant"
But you'll play around some
Bob. What about tomorrow
night? Some Of us are going to
the club for dinner and then tc
the Silver Slipper later"
He hesitated. I'm really
rrightfully busy. I've 4 bunch OF
blueprints to check tomorrow"
please. Bob! It's going 10 be
an awfully nice party"
"All right then. 1 really want
ed to"
TITS settled! And will you pick
me up. Bob? I'm going to break
4 date for YOU"
1t was hard to refuse Barbara
She was rice kid and he'd
rather liked her the summer they
were on the same house party in
Maine. His father had met her
too. when she came to New York
and thought she was Al.
WHEN Barbara had gone he
w went to his room and studied
the list Of Warrcns in the tele-
phone directory. Well. there was
nothing else to do. He would &c
through the list Systematically
Half way through, some time
later. he thought he detected an
amused note in the operators
voice. He crimsoned, but went
ioggedly on. Some OF the War