Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
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Daffodils, cewy damp viofets,
sweet-smelling stock, and half
dozen more were there. For 20
minutes she arranged them, uti-
lizing an old-fashioned umbrella
stand and two kitchen pans to &C
commodate the endless bouquets.
The room was amass with
flowers when she sat down weakly
on the davenport, gathering the
leftovers into her lap.
"Just a picture Of springtime,"
Sandy said when he came in un-
announced. Looking around crit
ically he admitted, "a bit over
exposed, but what of it? Today
we celebrate"
celebrate
Indeed So" Brimming with
good spirits, he began to tease
her. "Now tell me, what is it that
every woman can see through,
can't do without, what helps her
to put her best foot forward-say
let me see your best foot, Marcia"
"Stop talking n riddles. Did
you actually get the-?"
Fright. Meet Mr.. Sheer-Sheen
himself: snag-proof, full-fashioned,
and just what the coed ordered!"
Sandy Rugged Marcia to him, then
held her at arms length and said
seriously: "That was Anderson
who called, and he's decided to
give me chance. A $4,000
budget to start, and no end to the
possibilities. This will give us a
real chance to strut our stuff, and
We'll show Abe and all the other
agencies how to build a business
scientifically and honestly. Why,
the campaign we've outlined
should double Anderson's income
within the year, and if he grows
We'll grow!"
Marcia could hardly speak so
great was her pleasure. She knew
how much Sandy had depended
upon the outcome Of this job, and
was pleased for him. Tempted to
begin with her resignation and to
tell him the troubles she had en-
countered since leaving Acme, she
held back. No use to cast any
shadow on the bright happiness of
the day.
After Sandy had explained all
the details of his long and much
delayed solicitation of the prize
account, he sat down YEARLY on
the couch. ''Whew, I'm done up.
These sudden changes of altitude
are exhausting," he confessed.
1--WE been in the depths of despair
for so long, and then suddenly to
bump my head on a cloud is sur
prising to say the least"
Gust so you don't wake up to
find yourself playing a harp" the
girl said, with a mock frown.
Then she seated herself beside him.
Now that the first excitement had
spent itself. she hoped that Sandy
would turn to more personal SUBJ
jects. Maybe he would realize
that with his increased income he
was in better position to estab-
fish a home; maybe that would
give him another excuse to rush
Marcia off her feet? But he
seemed to have said all that was
in his heart.
Suffering coyotes. What time
is it," he said suddenly, jumping
up from his comfortable position.
"About 10, why?" Marcia was
anticipating a long, lazy evening
when she could encourage heart
to-heart discussion that would give
her a chance to explain her new
decision.
With characteristic suddenness,
and without any explanation of his
action Sandy said, 1--WE got to
leave, Marcia. Important"
Wondering what could take him
from her on this important eve
ming, she questioned him hesi-
family.
He put on his coat and hat, and
before he left unceremoniously, he
said briefly, II must get to Paula"
Go Be COntinued)