The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-27
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GYPSY MORELL and Tom
WEAVER are married en- the
same day m LILA HOTALING
and DEREK BLISS, but while
Lila lives In luxury Gypsy hns TO
struggle to keep expenses within
TOMS income.
After Gypsy's son Il born her
days become n drenry round OF
caring Tor him and for her home.
She suspects Tom Is Interested In
VERA GRAY who works In the
snme Office.
Lila divorces Derek. Vera fnds
excuses TO see Tom often and one
night, after tricking him into TAX
ing her home, suggests they run
away together. Tom leaves hnstIly.
Derek, learning Lila divorced
him TO mnrry MARKO BROUGH-
TON. richer and older. comes un-
invited TO n dinner party given by
Lila. Gypsy is there and also
HUNT GIBSON. Derek, who hns
been drinking, falls from n bal
cony 10 the street. Several days
later he dies.
Tom and Gypsy quarrel and
Tom leaves home. He Is sent ont
OF town on business and when he
returns Gypsy Is not Mt the apart
ment or her parents home. Tom,
trying 10 fnd her, appeals 10
Hunt. who suggests she may be ut
the Long Island summer camp.
nd nR
camp. They arrive just In time to
rescue her from n night prOwler.
-om and Gypsy are blissfully
recOnciled.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XLVIl
TWO girls were at lunch In a
= downtown restaurant. One was
thin and eye-glassed and her blue
suit wore an air Of primness. The
other had merry, mischievous
face, crowned by bleached mop
Of permanently waved hair.
You know what happened" she
urged the other, spooning up her
ice cream eagerly. "Tell me
don't be such a meanie. I'm dying
to know"
Honestly don't" said the girl
In blue whose name was Cath
crime Miles. Honestly i haven't
an idea. The only thing was when
came in that morning | heard
Mr.. Lawrence say. Well, I'm
sorry to hear you're leaving US,
Miss Gray. >"
That's good" The blond girl
4 finished the last OF her sundae and
Redeemed her lips with the aid OF
1 small pocket mirror.
well, you know lots more than
you pretend to, only you're afraid
to spill it," she tainted. Il heard
a few things myself. That morn
ing-the one after Mr.. Weaver got
back from his western triple
stormed in like a hurricane. | was
in Whiffy's Office, right next to
hers, and ! heard plenty though l
wasn't supposed to. He said to her,
Where's that telegram"
Miss Catherine Miles leaned for.
ward, putting down her cup Of tea
In her excitement. HE said that"
Eyes, he did. And he was mad
clean through. I thought he was
going to chew the partitions.
Where's that telegram he said
and she said, I don't know what
you're talking about Then he
laid into her. He said he was go
ing straight to Mr.. Lawrence and
she said, You don't dare He
laughed and said why didn't he?
And she said If he did she'd tell
he'd been coming up to her apart
ment at all hours and drinking her
liquor and fostering her. -"
"She said that" Miss Miles
went crimson all over. why, the
the nerve OF her. ! don't believe
> word Of IT,"
"Well, anyhow, he laughed again
and said he wouldn't have believed
1t Of her, though he'd been warned
before what she was like. u
thought you were just a good
scout" he said or something like
that. al didn't know you were q
snake in the grass. You tell
Lawrence any lies like that and