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"If you'd try it once, you'd
think so. They'll probably want
to shoot the picture dozen diff
fercnt ways. They always do"
GLOW long will it take"
"All morning, | hope. We're
paid by the hour. you know"
"WiIl you have lunch with me?'
Toby hesitated. She wanted to
say that she would. but caution
raised Il warning voice. "1'm
sorry she said, "Tm afraid |
cant. You see, don't know how
long I'll be working or whether
the office will have something
else for me in the afternoon"
"rhcn how about dinner"
Once more the cautiOning voice
rose. but this time Toby ignored
it. 81 don't know" she said, "but
you can call me-"
The entrance to Mrs. Moeller's
r0omin@ house looked dingier and
Shabbicr than it had ever looked
as Toby and Tim .Jamicson step
ped out Of the cab. lie followed
hcr up the half dozen steps, took
10th her hands in his.
".l'll call you tomorrow, Cor
gcous," he promised. "And I'll be
thinking about you
She thrilled to the words. She
Said-her own voice not rs steady
as she wished it had .becn--"l'll
be thinking about you, too"
For Il minute she thought he
was going to kiss her. She was
glad when, instead, he stepped
back. Still holding her hands. he
said, Good night, Gorgeous"
Toby went inside then. The
night lamp was burning, casting a
dim, family yellow glow over the
hall. There was not sound to be
heard in the whole house.
Very quietly Toby went up the
two flights Of stairs, switched OF
the light in her own room and
closed the door.
Then. for few moments she
stood there, leaning against the
door, holding both. hands TO her
cheeks. Tim had held her hands.
1t was us though she could still
feel his touch ON them; rs though
she were transferring that touch
to her checks. Oh, she was glad
he hadn't tried to kiss her or take
her in his arms. She didn't want
cheap carcSsrs. She wanted every
memory Of the time they spent
together to be fine and beautiful.
She wanted to think of Tim al
ways as he had been tonight.
and tender and devot-
ed
She could still see him, looking
down at her as he had during that
last dance. Only a brief moment.
Living that moment again, Tobys
heart raced.
(To be continued)
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by. virtue of the au-
thority conferred by Deed Of
Trust executed by Ann K. Spear
and husband, Max, Spear, dated
the 18th day Of November, 1927,
and recorded in Book l2O, page
CPL, in the office of the Register
of Deeds fol Henderson County,
'. $. Bryant, Substituted Trustee,
will at twelve o'clock Noon, on
MONDAY, MARCH 30th, 1886
at the Courthouse door of Hen
derson County, in HenderSonv!!lr,
North Carolina, sell at public auc-
ton for cash to the highest bidder
the following land, to-wit:
Situated in the Town Of Hen
Jacksonville, North Carolina: a"d
BEGINNING ut I stake at the
intersection Of the property lines
Of the western margin Of North
Main Street, and the northeast
margin Of Lyman Avenue, and
running thence with The northeast
margin Of Lyman Avenue, North
As degrees West 1898 feet to Il
stake; thence North "A degrees
40 minutes East 81 feet TO stake
in the West margin Of said North
Main Street; thence with the West
margin of North Main Street
South ll7.2 feet to the point of
BEGINNING.
BEING the same land conveyed
to Ann X. Spear by 4. J. Huvard
and wife, Rebecca q. luVard, by
deed dated the 18th day Of Dc
tober. 1925, and recorded i'll Book
$50, page 2G2, of the Records Of
Deeds for Henderson County,
North Carolina.
This sale is made on account
Of default in payment Of the in
secured by said Deed
of Trust, and is subject to all
taxes and assessments against said
property whether now due or to
become due.
A five go per cent cash drpos-
it will be required Of the highest
bidder at the sale.
This the. Dist day of February,
1886. q,
V. S. BRYANT,
Substituted Trustee.
Loan No. 63l. 2-29-Sat-4tp
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Toby Ryan, 10, works behind
the jcwelry counter OF large
Manhattan department store. She
poses for photograph to be used
in store advertisement and
Marty Hiatt, the photographer,
tells her she has a camera face"
Discharged from the store due
to the scheming of jealous Maui
rine Ball, Toby has difficulty find
irg another job. Then she meets
Marty Hiatt and he sends her to
Ben Blake, manager Of a model
agency. Toby registers at the
agercy, secures work as Il model.
On 4 bus ore afternoon she
meets wealthy Timothy Jameson
who tries to make a date with
her. Toby refuses.
Toby and her friend, Harriet
Holm, take part in a benefit style
show. Carol Marsh, wealthy and
srobbish, also models in the show.
Toby, parading as a model, sees
Jameson again. He asks her to
have dirner with him and impet-
uously she agrees.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVI
They sat on bench against
the side Of the room. Almost all
the tables were filled now. except
that here and there couples had
left their places to dance in the
square space reserved for that
purpose. The floor show had end
ed Il few minutes before. Now the
dance band was playing gay
and rhythmic tune, the hit num-
Eyr Of Il new musical show.
Tim Jameson touched Toby's
arm. "Borvtl?" he asked.
"Oh--now
II thought you must be; you've
been quiet for so long"
"Have II" Toby smiled. "Td
forgotten. | think I'd forgotten
eveIYthing-this room and the
people"
"And did you forget me, too"
"Well~-in Il way. | was think
ING how happy ] am. Wishing
everything could so on and on,
just as it is now--thc music and
soft lights and everybody having
Il grand time. Oh, | have had Il
grand time tonight, Il wonderful
time! ! don't know when"
"Wcn, that's better" Tim
paused. cycling her. Then he smil-
ed. "You'rc Il funny little thing,
Toby Ryan. Did you know that?'
why"
She had never looked lovelier.
Her eyes, BRIGHTLY questioning,
seemed enormous. Her head WAS
lifted, bringing into outline the
adorable line Of her throat. She
put one hand to her cheek, tuck
ing Il stray curl into place and
he noticed how graceful the
movement was.
"Ncvcr mind" Tim said. "You
are exactly the way | like you.
And I'll tell you something else.
! saw you this aftcrEoon-no, |
don't mean those few moments
when we talked together. 1t was
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after | came away and went back,
| was early. Won geo I d;In,t
want to take Il chance of missing
you. The fashion show was still
%oinp on and stood at tbe dno
"a moment. | saw you come in in
= dress that was sort Of rose col
"red-likc pink sea foam. 1t was
IN evening dress"
Toby nodded. 1T WAS lovely,
wasn't it,"
Iovclv9 # w,c uo,uooro -,
rather rn,, r,cr" ,ro,t s"a,,'0" ,,,a w.
ING if Tb,P. ,nbat ,,oM Vs. .,ro " nn,,
that's what I'm ~ninr ~ rnn rn,r
Gorycous If. nr.rtH, thn ,.;rbt
name ro.. Won No. w., nIinJ9n ~
She InuyhnI 81 Jnr,t nna u,h,.
7 should =" VIVA "'' WHY
.tNritbor do I.co,.oor,u
NAV Ln+h I,, Io' $50 u.s., ro,
no reason at ali Tobv said II
like your namc-Tim. II seems
to suit you. II sounds care-frea
and good-naturcI and"
"Lazy?"
"Wen,. | wouldn't saw that. AT
least, wasn't going TO-. Is it
True?"
"Somc prople think So" He
frowned. "But WHY should | pre-
tend To like sittinn oIonnd in an
office when | don't9 I've tried
and hate it. Looking at charts
and tables and pretending to
know what they mean. Going to
conferences and hearing some old
duifcr spout off lot Of facts and
figures that nobody gives a darn
about or even listens to. It's
hlre, that's what it is. Besides,
if ! did have 4 job, it would only
mean taking it away from some
poor dGVI! who needs 1t. why
should Il" Ihat!
Toby thought of Carol Marsh
and nodded. Il see what you
mean, she said, "and | think |
agree with YOU
"Thc way things are" Tim
went on. "thc business is lot
better Off than if ! were trying
to put my oar in. Sometime, Of
course. maybe I'll feel different
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COLLEGE POLICEMAN

SAN JOSE, Calf. (UP).-Thr
demand for college trained .po-
licemen is increasing. August Voll-
mer, cx-chicf of police at Bcrke-
ley and noted criminologist, has
recommended various California
municipalities to secure their new
bluecoats from San Jose State
College
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33-Rooms and Board

WANTED-Room and board for
period of seven months for ell
derry lady. Prefer private fam
ily where she will receive some
attention. Address, K. G.. Lee,
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'EPANS vour bonu.

VETERANS - Let your bonus
help you build q home or i'm
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make it go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der. MillwOrk, Coal. Lenox
Park. Phone 500.
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Words That Count

Jud Tunkins says back-seat driv-
ing is no good, but the word of the
crossing cop is something you've
got 10 pay attention to.
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Special Notices

STRAY PIG at r. P. Young
bloods. Sugar 'Loap road, can
be had by owner by paying eX-
penSeS.
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SEEDS

SEEDS - Use good fresh seeds
and YOU are almost sure of a
stand. Use Swift's Red Steer,
i proven quality fertilizer 20
make anything grow. Houston's
Feed Store.
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FERTILIZERS reduced in price
81 to So per ton. Sec me be-
fore buying. CottonSeed meal
$l.25. Seeds. II. d. llydcr, ION
the bank at depot.
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40-MisceUaneous

WANTED TO RENT-A Singer
sewing machine. Must be in
good condition. Box $50, care
TimeS-NewS.
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; s. a',ARKET-If you are
|. @''s satisfied with y,ur
~ ~'4 You are huglrg meat
y h., ioa would confer a
- P"''iiug 81 x
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BORROW FUNDS to refinance'
build or improve your home on
our long term easy repayment
plan. Call at office or write us.
First Federal Savings and. Loan
Association.
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BIG REDUCTION in price Of fer

BIG REDUCTION nm price OF Ter
tilizcr - 5-7-5. $40; 3-8-G,
$2.15; 200 pounds nitrate soda,
$3.14. Garden and field seeds
reduced in proportion. Phone
S43. We deliver. Dermid Hard
ware Co.
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Csc NCXZEMA, 15e: soc Jergen's
Lotion, 39c; soc Milk of Mag
nesia. zoe; soc New Hair On,
SOC. Freeze Drug Co.
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SUNSHINE POLISH - For pi-

amos, furniture, automoNes,
brass beds, leather upholstery,
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by US. Brunson Furnl-
ture Co.
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CELEBRATING THE 2 MIL
LIONETH PHILC0i GREATEl.
values! BIGGER trade-in allow.
ancel LOWER down payments
EASIER terms! BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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START YOUR CHICKS on Harris

Vitamin and Mineral complete
feeds and let experience teach
YOU that it is different from
ordinary chick starters, yet
priced lower than some. u. /.
Hart Company.
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RADIO BARGAINS-Some espe.
cially good ones in used sets
from $3.50 to $4,000. Mid City
Tire Co.
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Conn., lACHlNE WOpxc

s and G.',e shop. We naE" >,
|SPly. Srs' ''''y other parts
- Reasonable, "sss
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WE. CARRY a complete line Of
roofing materials at our ware
house on Ash street, near the
depot. Phone 3. J. II. Reaben,
agent; or local dealers.
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Wanted
31-Real Estate

WANTED-Listings of houses for
summer season renting. If your
house is for rent this season
list it with Ewbank and Ew-
bank. Phone 80.
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OLD GOLD TALKS when sold Tor
highest prices for cash at Sher-
mans Sporting Goods Store. If
your jewelry is idle, bring it to
US for cash.
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livestock and Poultry

'SCoKSHI2E has gone to
-4'.arr eur OF work horses.
.''.> ." return with them i'm
Va OF ten days. Have sew
nurses ~ barn now. Two
Use and one 2-horsr wagon
'a.e. Phone s..
.SaAtLE-Four fresh cows. Z.
~"pa,''rA, East Flat Rock.
SALE-T~o young, fresh
Jersey COWS: heavy
w. L. y. LYDIA. Upward
'SLE Good work horse
h. .'S04 " VI. Carrcn.
'arag". Phone 70.
n - are using this depart
| . u advantage in buying
\. 5~'as 1--we stock. Use
| 6sr..;,o ' sale. on read them
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Business Services

s.O N PREPARATIONS
t,ag '''iprrd 60 do good
! n" we could uoJ execute
F,1rsg' l rs We handle Flanagan
w. Phone 4.;. =
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l3-Merchandise
Sl.1O COTY'S FACE POWDER,

40c; $1:0O Pepsodent Junius
facial cream, see; soc lngrams
milk weed cream, 29c; soc
Kinds Honey and Almond
cream, 39c, with Dispenser cap
free, 25c new triple action Peb-
eco tooth paste, Zoe. Wilson
Drug Company.
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PLANTING
FOR GRASS AND CLOVER seed,
Burpee's Stringless Green Pod,
Giant Stringless Green Pod,
Red Valentine Stringless Beans,
McCaslin Pole Beans, Ky. Won
der Pole Beans. 5th Ave. East
and K. r. See Byers Bros. g.
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I2-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co. =
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ONION SETS and packaged seeds
for sale. Still buying furs, tai
low. and beeSwaX. Sherman s
Grocery. ."
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THE GREATEST COAL VALUE

for your money. Guaranteed
and trade marked for your pro
lection. Star Dray Co. Phone IT'S
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ROSE BUSHES-We have 4 nice
selection Of twO-yem-OldS; a
good variety of yellOwS. Phone
ISL. Camps Flowers.
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S1S SSl SHOP saws
b s,am ,,o Is a real benefit
es.,aIgnI~, ''.' haw This shop
poo. 'A"cuJc a GOOD
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15-MisceHaneous

FOR SALE--Fine Spitz puppies.
Phone 3l3-W.
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ONION SETS - Yellow, red,
white, 25c gallon. Cabbage
plants, onion plants, Zoe hun
bred. Fertilizer, special brands
for farm, garden, and, oh, boy,
it's GOOD. Better seeds and fer
tilizer for less. GOyan Hyder
Seed Store. Phone $50. Sew
enth avenue east.
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SEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges. the most beautiful
models ever offered the Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
BrunSOn Furniture Co. :
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J AND PmInu,c

). - AND PILLOWS re-
aar.b,o.' .,Inai freshness bv
e.,ao;Sy., "e II. Try our
lag,,5t,%.S. Ninjco Cleaners
''y. Phone 80
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ll-Household Goods

MARCH SPECIAL - Metal bed,
springs and 50-lb cotton mat
treSS-$l2.95. Reliable Furni-
ture Co., opp. Courthouse. =
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Substituted Trustee.
Loan No. 63l. 2-29-Sat-4tp
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CHAPTER II

FOR ONE awful moment Joan had
THOUGHT that Julian was telling her
4 VAS all over. She could have n
vacation! But. thank heaven. it was
only because he was going TO Europe
"But what about the book?" she
asked.
Wen forget about that for a
while. l always proceed slowly on
books. anyway. The Guild has en-
gagged Gilbert Hagserty to do a play
tor the coming season but he prefers
to make ii a collaboration and has
asked me to come in on it. He can't
set away so I've got to run over to
England to work with him."
Does that mean that Mortal on
olympus won't be finished for this
year," Julian had sketched that
play for her one day, the play he
said he wanted to write. direct and
produce. Joan gathered that it was
tie thing he wanted to do more than
anything else.
"'Mortal on olympus. Joan. will
cost a lot to produce and this may
not be the right year for it. I'll have
TO put that aside until this is over.
In any event you must have a good
rest because there will be lots of
work for you to do when l get back"
still threatening me?" Joan per-
mtted herself that small bit of rail
lery.
you've no idea what a demon
can be when I'm working seriously
And you are a temptation to me-
You are always ready. always at
hand to encourage me to work.
hope it won't be a boomerang and !
hope you won't regret the bargain
you made when you came here"
I'm sure / won't ever do that"
Joan answered readily. having not
the slightest idea Of what was ahead
Of her. 1t was enough for her that
she had escaped the deadly monotony
that had seemed her destiny.
Joan came downstairs, with every
beat Of her heart rocking her still
aching head, few days later and
found Julian ready to leave for New
York 70 catch a boat at midnight for
London.
Take good care of yourself
You've had a bad blow. my child
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Joan back and loan wos .,oa .. -
(k)\
.hS

JOAN oack and Joan was glad to be
BACK IN Blakeville. For a little while.
Inc familiar cottage. the broad troo-
siiaued avenues we're restful. The
''eios turning yellow, the bush be-
SHINING to flame with red. all the
iiatintlng beauty of Indian summer
ana early autumn filled her with a
sense or beauty and excitement to
come.
Between her and her bridge hand
ON one OF those endless parties ar
ranged by the devoted Louse-thefU
lioated exciting imaginary visions Of
what Julian's winter home would be
IKE. She pictured the two of them
working before an open fire.
Shed have to get some evening
dresses and she supposed that her
Gamers hair coat would hardly be
urban enough for her requirements,
Shed have to get -.
your bid. JOAN"
Joan came back from her pleasant
contemplation.
WELL Joan, I'll sure miss you this
snip. And by the way. speaking of
ships. Beatrice Winsloe takes the
cake" Louise was trying to give
Joan all the news.
do you know herT Louise asked.
surprised.
"Tve met her. She was up for a
Weekend and just try and not meet
folks when you come back here for
a weekend. Beautiful clothes. and
has she figure. but I don't like the
way she treats VIM"
"How does she treat 11im? Joan
asked. instantly up in arms.
"Oh, don't know. She twists him
around her little finger but l do
think she's mad about him."
Joan nodded. That was exactly
what she had expected and hoped.
She knew that Beatrice had twisted
him around her little finger to the
extent Of getting him away from
Joan and she had hoped that the girl
was mad about him. She wanted
Win to have the best. Nevertheless
the knowledge didn't make her ex-
actly happy.
Haven't you met any exciting
men?' Louise asked with the avidity
Of her kind.
"One." Joan answered and told her
about Alex Clarity.
"He sounds grand but you don;
care for him the way you do for Mr..
Sloane. do your"
Il don't care for any Of them that
way, Louise" Joan answered with
| dignity.
ooh. yes. you do. I can tel.
You're simply crazy about Sloane
and if you don't watch your step,
you're going to get hurt. mean
really hurt.
Joan, you're the kind Of a girl
who ought to be married to a man
you love. have home and some kids
and I don't want you to fall in love
with man who doesn't want to get
married"
! Joan thought that over a good
many times between that day and
the day that Mrs. Henderson wrote
and asked her if she could come to
New York. Julian was expected
back at the end of the week.
| And thinking it over, she decided
to design plan for living that in
cluded Alex Clarity in leading role.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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RESALE UNDER DEED
TNJ HHDTICT

An advance bid of 90 per cent hav-
ing been placed upon that bid made
on the LIST day of June, 1886, at sale
of the after-described property; Now
, by virtue of said advance bid, and by
virtue of an Order of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Vance County made
June 18th, 1885, and by virtue of the
power contained in deed of trust ex-
ecuted by w. L, Duke and his wife,
Emma Duke recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Vance Coun-
ty in Book 1O4 at page 566; default
having been made in the payment of
the delct therein secured, on request
of the holder of the same and by vir-
tue of the matters in the premises, I
shall sell by public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door in Henderson, North Car
DINA, at twelve Q2) o'clock Noon on
Wednesday, the list day of July, 1896,
the following described property:
All that certain tract of land con-
tanning 38 Ia acres on Milford Road
in Sandy Creek Township, Vance
County. N. c., which is bounded on
the North by lands of. r.. Moore and
r. II. Duke Estate; on the East by
the lands of P. j. Stainback; on the
South by the lands of P. II. Stainback
and on the West by the lands of D.
L. Kenny.
Bidding to begin at $1575.O0. Said
bidding and sale is subject to a deed
in trust to the Federal Land Bank of
Columbia amounting to $1850.62 as Of
June 10th, 1886; and is subject to a
subrogation receipt and payment
made by Doctor S. r. Watson in the
sum of $3O9.33, and interest on said
$309.33 from August LIST, 1885, to said
land bank, and secured in its Deed
ir Trust
This the 18th day of June 1896.
J. C. KITTRELL, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-06-13
prAD THIS FIRST:

loan Spencer, SmdH to,rn school
t,1.ner. ,cccHHD disappointed in lore.
1, engaged as secretary to Julian
S,5anc. acted playwright. She be-
,aa, 10 enjoy her nelo life Immensely
NJ Slodnc'S Hrurious Summer home
,,tf1e she no'c HUeS. Sheila True,
an actress and close friend of
I.l0n'S, is the only disturbing factor
SAcld obrioHSly is jealous of the
ulaUIrri1hES pretty secretary. At q
house party Joan sits ont q dance
lth Ptcrre Durdnd, Sheild's nep
EamG While playing golf during
Tic same lccch-cnd party. Joan res
r.,s Slcild icho has Overturned in a
,g.oe iciih Pierre and then suddenly
IA stunned BY a blotc on the head as
she is ABOUT to climb from the lake.
VI Llc Joan is rccupcratin0 from het'
accident, Alec GGrrity. an ddmirer
she hdd met at Sloane'S, tells her
mat julien is in lore iCith her. Just
- Joan begins to realize she is be-
coming extremely fond of Julian. he
t,Ns hcr he must 90 to Europe on
business.
fNOW 90 ON WITH THE STORY