The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-13
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GYPSY hOhE4Lb anof
WEAVER are married on the
same day ns LILA HOTALING
and DEREk BLISS but Liias
wedding In society event while
Gypsy's Il very simple.
While Lila lives In luxury
Gypsy has to struggle TO Keep
expenses within Toms income.
She Keeps her Job teaching until
she learns she f. 10 have baby.
After Dayid's birth she II e1-
tremely busy, caring for him ana
for her home.
evening and Gypsy suspects ne Is
interested In VERA GRAY. One
day she sees them going 10 lunch
together. She is henrt-broken and
refuses to listen to his explnnu-
lions.
intends 10 divorce Dcrek and
marry MARkO BROUGHTON.
richer and older.
Gypsy's father f. seriously In
Jured in n motor accident and she
and Tom rush 10 the Moreil home.
while Gypsy remains there. des-
perately worried, Vern continues
TO pursue Tom.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXV
MO one met Tom Weaver at the
u station that night. He swung
up the steep street away from the
station, a frown creasing his brow.
OF course he hadn't expected Gypsy
to come but he did fear the
news that might greet him at the
big house in Upper Dean street.
The spring twilight was full OF
pleasant sounds. Birds shrilled In
the budding trees and children
played in the hedged yards. mad
with release after the long winter.
Supper smells drifted in the crisp
air. And in a quiet room a man
lay dying.
The nurse came and went. The
doctors touched and looked and
shook their heads. And the wife.
white and stubborn, refused to &C
cept their verdict. AS Tom came
into the hall he heard Mrs. Morell
saying in a clear voice, Its all
nonsense. / tell you, he's going to
get we'll"
Her eyes, Tom thought. were IN
naturally bright and her color
feverish. Gypsy, in the background,
looked white and strained. He
went to kiss her and she said
quietly. I'VE can't do a thing with
her. She's angry with as all :"
Maybe she's right, Tom thought.
Maybe she knows better than the
rest. But after he had talked to
DR.. Bannerman he became imbued
with a sense of hopelessness. Death
struck at you in such a cruel way.
1t made life naked, terrifying.
The long night began to wheel
by. The patient was surprising
them all with his vitality. He was
elinging stubbornly to life although
he had not as yet opened his eyes.
Mrs. Morell refused TO go to bed.
She looked at them with scorn
when they suggested 1t.
"Sleep!" she said with bright,
contemptuous eyes. why, want
to be here when he wakes"
Gypsy's fearful eyes sought
Toms. When he woke indeed!
Tom played patienee-he had to
do something. The atmosphere Of
the house was oppressive. Dread
made the undercurrent and the low
voices were surcharged with 1t.
Gypsy could not sit still. She kept
getting up and going to the door.
as though there was something she
could do. The baby had long since
been tucked into his crib.
IT was 10-it was II. Suddenly
L they heard the nurses running
feet above. Tom vaulted the stairs.
The tall night nurse. shaken out
of her professional composure,
stared down at him.
II think he's going" she said
will someone call the doctor?"
Gypsy had heard. She was on the
step below. Her dark eyes were
enormous. "Pll call him." she said,
frozen. You look after Mother"
They were all in the room now.
he solitary light burned dimly
rooney on we'll secured notes of
farmers.
Loans needed to buy workstock,
fertilizer, seed, machinery, and
equipment, for the purpose of
dairy or poultry farming. or for
other expenses incurred fol, gen.
eral agricultural purposes. may be
obtained from the Production
Credit association as convenient
ly as from any carefully managed
bank, Mr.. Gwyn said. ...; |
Most of the loans will run from
three to twelve months, depend
ing on the length of time required
for growing and marketing the |
crop or livestock which the loan |
is made to produce. Loans for
crop production will usually ma
ture in less than year. although
loans such as those on dairy and
breeding cattle may run longer,
up to eighteen months, it was ex-
planned. Applications for short
term loans are handled in this
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