The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-21
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sill Joan and Bob are invited 10 10
honse party, Through ,he sShem-
who is trying to win Bob. Joan
and Bob become estrnnged.
Joan returns TO Memphis with
JIM WAKEFIELD, another guest NJ
the party. During the next few
weeks Dob turns TO Earbara's
fattery for consolation. lie sees
joan ut Il dance and plans 10 see
her next day and try TO clear up
the misunderstanding between
them.
Tint same night JOan's sister,
PAT, is i'm m automobile acct
dent and JERRY FORESTER.
her escort. il killed. DOb's father
reads about the accident i'm "a
newspaper and asks Bob not 10
see Jean again.
Pat, heartSlcis, runs away 10
New York. Joan follows on the
next train after wiring the Trav-
cicrs' Ala TO dctain her sister.
Pat cludcs the Travellers Aid
representative. With funds low.
Joan begins search for Pat md
search for work 80 she can re-
main in New York. She meets
KATE JONES. n model, who Of
fcrs to help her.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
| CHAPTER XXI
1T was a gay. little place. Joan
l. had never imagined anything
quite like Kate Jones apartment.
There were bright draperies at
! the window. Bright cushions.
Modernistic and flaming sketches
on the wall, and black furniture.
Near a window a brilliant parrot
in a bright green cage was talk
ing shrilly. And, completing the
exotic picture, Kate and Sally in
their decorative lounging cos
! tunes.
take n look At this" screamed
the parrot as Joan stood hest
family in the doorway.
Kate Jones uncuriinS her long
length from a sofa said cordially,
Come in and don't let that crazy
bird embarrass you. She has a
sharp tongue and 4 dull mind. 1t
didn't take you long to get here"
Shut up" shrilled the parrot.
Il don't know why stand her"
said Kate, smiling. shes just
one of many bad habits. Sally"
she turned to the other girl, you
remember Joar, don't you? I'm
going to teach her how to walk
right up to Old Man Business
with gimme" look in her eye.
Good looks and nerve. You can't
miss if you've got emf"
Presently they were sitting at
a table on which was spread an
appetizing meal. The linen was
fresh and the china was dainty.
Joan was thinking that this
vast city where young girls fought
every inch of the way for a liv-
ing was very real. Memphis
seemed less real now, and very
far away. Perhaps she could
never get the slant on life these
girls had. but already she could
see staunch qualities behind their
light and brittle conversation. 1t
had been thoughtful Of Kate to
ask her to come to dinner, gener-
Gus to take in a stranger.
"I'Ve an Inspiration" said
Kate after the meal was con-
| cluded.
"But first you'll have to show
me. I'm not from Missouri, but
a little town just over the border
in Illinois gave me the same
ideas. Can you really sing or
were you just paying compliments
to yourself?"
/ TOAN smiled. 81 sing some but
y l don't expect an addition at
the Metropolitan"
Modest. huh? Well - let's
hear you'll"
Joan looked from Kate to Sal
premises in Henderson county
IN. c.
. BEGINNING at a Spanisl
| Oak. common corner OF the land
of f.. +. Lykes and James. Gal
| lion; thence with the Gallon lin
North 83 deg. II min. West
| 1O29.55 feet to a stake, common
corner of the lands of Jane
Stepp, L. L. Lykes and l.. i
Creasman; thence with the lin
between L. B. Creasman and +
l.. Lykcs, North 0 deg. 43 min
East, 450.52 feet to a stake
thence North SO deg. 10 min
West 393.21 feet to a stake
common corner of the lands o
IL. B. Creasman. F. f. Lykes an
Charles Praytor; thence with tn
line between Charles Praytor an
! +. f. Lykes, North l deg. 81
min East. 2O82.6 feet to stake
common corner of the lands O.
Charles Praytor, F. E. Lyke
and c. w. Ledbetter; thence
with a line between the lands o:
#. L. LIKES and c.. w. Ledbet
ter, North "A deg. 81 min. Eas
1925 feet to Locust stump
thence North 5 deg. 53 min. Eas
1853 feet to stake; thence S
IS9 deg. T min. East 12O2.33 fee
to a stake; thence North l deg
AZ min. East 21.7S feet to
stake, common corner of tht
lands of C. w. Ledbetter, F.. +
ILykes and f. r. Israel; thence
along the dividing line betwee!
the lands of L. +. Lykes and f
r. Israel, North II deg. 80 min
East 3OS.2S feet to stake ii
branch; thence North Is deg
Al min. East 205.3 feet to .;
stake in the branch; thence 5