The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-18
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GYPSY NOR FELL and TOW
WEAVER are married the same
day rs LILA HOTALiNG and
DE8I:N BLISS. Lila expects to
live in luxury. while Gypsy In
tends to 20 on with her Job.
teaching In q settlement school.
After rcturnin g from her
honeymoon In Europe Lila invites
the "eaNcrs to dinner. Among
iii" guests is wealthy MARl>o
HEOi CLIFTON. who once asked
Gypsy Ia marry him. He showers
her with attentions which she
accepts because she il jealous
of Toms intcreS in HiLDA
BLtHtNAND. After the party
Tom and Gypsy quarrel. but peace
is later restored.
Shopping for Christmas. Gypsy
meets ErOUrhton who offers her
job "atal"EUiHG his library.
Gypsy h"SifatcS. then agrees.
planning to use ihc nancy thus
earned 10 buy Toms Christmas
Gift. Brnughton gives her I'M ad-
vance payment of so.
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CHAPTER XIII
tom stared at the box he held in
his hand. But darling. it's
magnificent, How did you ever >"
Then he remembered. He was not
just any husband. worrying about
bills. lie was Gypsy's Tom and this
was Christmas Day, when anything
might happen. Just the same, the
platinum watch rather worried
him. Gypsy must have gone deeply
into debt to buy it. What an ador.
able thing she was!
Gypsy's heart was going very
fast. She stared at him with round
eyes. You mustn't ask questions
dearest, on Christmas Day"
He kissed her, pcnitent and
abashad, his heart fairly swelling
with love for her.
Gypsy opened all her packages.
Little sQueals Of delight greeted
the scent, the gloves, the flowers
She put the book under her pillow
and the candy on the coffee table.
She said, and truly, that she loved
it all . she loved everything, ana
he was 4 smart boy to remember
her likes to well.
Then they had breakfast. Gypsy's
wOOlly rose dressing gown was belt
cd about her slim figure. Her curls
were tossed and her eyes bright.
Their first Christmas together was
being a great success. She had even
set up a tiny tree in a corner of the
living room (Derek had been
rightly. Later they would go to
midday dinner at her mothers
house. Tom had brought the car
into the city the previous weekend,
so that their bundles might be
transported in comfort.
They drove off, just after noon, in
the little car, the rumble seat
crammed with gayly wrapped bun.
dies. Gypsy Struggled close to Toms
side. What fun Christmas was! 1t
had a special, a different flavor
from any other day in the year.
There was turkey. There was
cranberry sauce. There was plum
pudding. The old house wore
wreaths in all its windows. The
hall smelled of fir boughs and fruit
cake and candle.wax. Mrs. Morell
had her hair waved; there was a
flush in her thin cheeks.
Dear children! No, you're not
lata-Clytie was just bastins the
bird. Daddy's down at the furnace.
He'll be upstairs in minute. You
run up and lay your things off in
my room. Gypsy. Cousin Lou is in
yours and | don't believe she's
dressed yet"
COUSIN Lou was a spare. smil.
- ing, middle.aged woman from
Asbury Park, always included In
The Christmas group. Mr.. MOre.l
looked around the table with a
swelling sense of life's goodness. a
man had his shares of burdens and
worries-often he didn't know how
he was going to make both ends
mcet-and then Christmas came
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