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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14

Monday
EttEAKFAST = Fruit: choice of
nall grapefruit, half cantaloupe. three
prunes with milk, not cream). glass
OF orange juice; toast one-half slice.
thlniy buttered; one cup tea or coffee
win not more than one lump sugar.
one teaspoon milk.)
LUNCHEON-On egg. soft boiled
Or poached; one slice toast, no butter;
one-half grapefruit, no sugar; coffee.
Dl1N1Nf1R-Two eggs, soft boiled or
poached one-half head lettuce few
Salorles dressing; coffee; toast; one
half grapefruit.
What is your weight TODAY?
Tuesday
BREAKFAST - Fruit: choice of
nail grapefruit, half canteloupe, three
prunes with milk, not cream), glass
OF orange juice toast, one-half slice
thlnly buttered; one cup tea or coffee
with not more than one lump sugar,
one teaspoon milk.
LUNCHEON-One egg; toast; one
halt head lettuce, few calories dress
ing; coffee one-half grapefruit.
DINNER = Large T-bone steak
brolled; one-half head lettuce, dress
ing; whole tomato; one-half grape
fruit coffee.
What is your weight today?
Wednesday
BREAKFAST - Fruit: choice of
half grapefruit, half canteloupe, three
prunes with milk, not cream), glass
Of orange juice toast, one-half slice,
thinly buttered; one cup tea or cof-
fee with not more than one lump
sugar, one teaspoon milk
HEON-One-half grapefruit:
one egg; toast; one-half head lettuce,
dressing six slices of cucumber cof-
fee.
DINNER grapefruit; two
olives; one lamb chop, broiled; one
half head lettuce, dressing whole to-
mato; toast coffee.
What is your weight today?
Thursday
BREAKFAST - Fruit: choice of
half grapefruit, half canteloupe, three
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14

Saturday
BREAKFAST two stewed april
cots; omelet 1.-TWO eggs, one teaspoon
butter); thin dry toast Zone piece) !;
coffee Zone tablespoon milk, no sugar.
LUNCHEON-Gri sardines on
toast -four sardines, three inches long
and one slice bread; lettuce, tomato
Gone medium and cucumber (six
slices) salad; stewed rhubarb Cone
half cup) little sugar; milk Gone
glass;.
DINNER = ,Bouillon, praised OK
joints, thin gravy; cauliflower with
cheese Gone large serving-one tea
spoon grated chees) string beans
Gone cup, one-half teaspoon butter)
ice cream.
What is your weight today?
Sunday
BREAKFAST1B or sliced
banana with ready-to-eat cereal Cone
half cup berries or one small banana
with one-half cup cereal and one
fourth cup milk; dry toast 1.-TWO thin
slices) bacon 1.-TWO small pieces); cof-
fee Zone tablespoon milk, no sugar..
LUNCHEON Crabmeat salad in
tomato shell (one-fourth cup Graz
meat, two tablespoons celery, one
half tomato shell, one leaf lettuce, two
tablespoons salad dressing boiled);
cream cheese 1.-TWO by one by three
eighths inches); jam Gone tablespoon
crackers (three); tea.
DINNER-Broiled chicken Zone
fourth broiled chicken); boiled potato
with white sauce Zone medium potota
with one tablespoon white sauce;
peas (three-fourths cup with one tea
spoon butter;) shredded raw cabbage
and grated carrot salad with mineral
oil dressing; lemon snow custard
sauce (one-half cup lemon snow-one-
fourth cup custard.
What is your weight today?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14

Finally. since it's summer time, I'd
like to broadcast the word again that
this department will answer any ques-
tons about the entertainments or per
sonalities Of the town that are ap-
swerable and proper-if a stamped
self-addressed envelope is enclosed
and the letter sent care of this news
paper. !. Please don't expect a return
mail answer, as the delays of forward
ing are often prodigious-and a grand
alibi for q lazy man.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14
Government Again
Wins Over Duke
Continued from Page Ore.)

Queen Elizabeth herself at the time
she married the then Duke of York,
and contended only an act of the lcing
could confer a royal title on Mrs.
Warfield.
Queen Elizabeth, who was the COM
moner-born Lady Elizabeth Bowes-
Lyon was raised to royal rank by
King George v, her father-in-law, by
a special announcement after her
marriage in 1923.
Today's sources maintained there
was no indication King George vi
was contemplating such step.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14

Office buildings all over town are
being canvassed by dark-completed
gentlemen who speak broken English
with I Spanish ring, offering cut-rate
Panama hats-"smuggled in on boat
last week. The lids may be bar
gains, but the one I examined had the
vague feel of material that melts in
heavy rain. Already the game craze
Pickupstix, which encompassed the
city for weeks, is dying down. The
inhabitants are beginning to get out
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|M;fNeNGll
EVOIaR
FT., By "A =
kEdlmcSHS&92l
-iR

New York, May !.-Randomusing
The roof gardens are opening, the
cafe tables are teeming behind the
sidewalk hedgerows and the movies
have put up signs: 20 degrees cooler
inside. New York is not really a
bad place to spend the summer, the
winters are the awful season. &. /. Dur
Ing a spin into Connecticut the other
afternoon we passed Faith Baldwin,
re- milling white farmhouse and saw
the lady luxuriating on a tagged
porch, as we slowed down to peer, 4
tall and cool-looking green glass in
her hand. E. There was a thudding
explosion at that moment and a ma
tive of those parts-up New Canaan
way-revealed that Miss Baldwin is
installing a deluxe swimming pool in
her backyard. -. These starving au-
thors!. -.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14

Startling congress, William e.
Dodd, U. S. ambassador to Ger
many, writes to Senator Robert
]. Buckley of Ohio and others
that he had been told a man "who
owns nearly a billion dollars" was
ready to support land, of course,
control an American Dictator
ship. Ambassador Dodd, former
ly a professor Of history at the
University Of Chicago, added, Il
have studied our history for 40
years and cannot help feeling that
all of us who believe in our sys-
tenn must do what we can to sup
port our president, even if we
wish to amend some Of his re-
form measures"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-14

of doors, and never were there so
many bicycles and skates in the open
highways. Adults have given the
bicycle a FLIP of late and it is pre-
dicted that before long there will be
as many wheels on streets hereabouts
as IN the boulevards of Paris. -.
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE, Man. IL.
Rev. and Mrs. jess OwnSby and
small son visited Mrs. c. Z. Blythe
Sunday afternoon. -,
Little Marie Fletcher Is still!
very i'll Of pneumonia at the LYDIA
Memorial hospital at Brevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones Banning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones Banning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orr and
family visited relatives in Hender-
sonviilc Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NichlOs Sentell
were dinner guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gray, Sunday.
Mrs. Minor Davis of Valdosta,
Ga, is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
JuStuS.
M. and Mrs. Hall Gray and
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TUXEDO NOTES

TUXEDO. March ll.--Mr, ana
Ms. W. VI. Melton visited rela-
tives Saturday in Rutheriofo'o"
and Forest City. - Ill
Friends Of Clarence ward VIII
be nlai to know he has retuihe"
20 his home from Patton Memoir
ial hospital and is much better
IIr. and Mrs. Garland Vaughn
srcnt the weekend at Lake Lure
and Spartanburg. -, n.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Boys
Of China Grove were week.-mrs.,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert "
Sir. end Mrs. c. l.. Nelson Wis
tod Miss Myrtle Parker IN AShe-
Vile Sunday. w,
Paul Davis and I. and Mrs. Wal
,cr Davis of Balfour spent sun
day with Nj. aad Mrs. +. .. Cor
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tankers,
ley and Mr.. Tom Ballard visited
J. ". Tankersley at Mount OIiVet
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Bass OF
Belmont spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Morgan. =,
Misses Beatrice Dorsey ana
Edith Shipman motorcd to Green
yilleSaturda yafternOon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cothran OF
Flat Rock visited Mr.. and MIS-.
Curtis Hart Sunday.
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I7so-SM HIGH SCHOOL,
q e N &c: 7=' rs
THE SCHOOL. ELECTION

IL.
The school election on next
April 6 is of much more impor-
lance than we are apt to attach to
II The principal and almost en-
tire position or note that Hender-
Sonville has is its merit as re-
sort. both summer and winter.
And of course the most desirable
tourists are those who intend to
settle here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ stoady income. If the people
If Hendersonville refuse to allow
tbe school term to De heightened,
UfnderSonville would lose all at
traction it might have for. such
A.beville has already passed on
hon. school election and is, be-
love. levying tax rate the same
a. the one proposed here. Hen
schools axe continuing their full
length terms and will probably re-
main on the accredited list Of the
Southern Association Of Accredit-
cd Secondary schools.
Il 2 retired business man, for
eyompIe. were looking around for
= Miara 20 settle nc might at first
10 ntt,.orted TO the favorable eli
,,oto Of Western North Carolina.
Pm if he rad to choose between
To- Ii,,o,,rJlrr.or,illc and ASheviIlc Is
lee 10 live which do you think
- ,rorIJ nick? HenGerSOETlI!e
would have nm eight months !.r5l
and would not he accred"..d'
,Lcy;Ur would havc a nine
r,,r.bs term and would be on the
accredited lit. What would D."
YGf;P choice under such q condi-
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HOLLY SPRINGS

HOLLY SPRINGS Ton Boyl$-
toni. March ll.-Mrs. l.. j.
Cairnes and little son, Deayer,
have gone to Chicago where Mrs:
Cairnes expects to remain until
after March II to be present at
the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Mahaffey, who is to be wed
to Mr.. Dadley.
Mrs. Dovie Young has gone to
Lenoir where she is looking al
ter her spring farm work.
Miss Ellen Cairnes is visiting
relatives on Upper Mills RIVER
for a few days.
Miss Reid Allison is taking a
beauty culture course at Ashe-
Vile.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Carson
attended the mission study class
that met with Mrs. Oren Langes-
ter on Mills River on Wednesday.
Mrs. T. V. Garland was a din
ner guest of Mrs. Shem Allison
on Tuesday. She also visited with
Mrs. Frank Bailey in the after
noon.
Tole Allison took a nice lot OF
porkers to the stock market last
week.
Mrs. J. A. Maxwell, who has
been with her daughter in Vr-
ginia, was expected to return last
week, but on account of being
taken very i'll her return was de-
layed. =,
Mrs. Sanford Cairnes is at the
home of her parents, i'll Of flu:
Mrs. T. V. Garland attended
church at Mills River Sunday and
visited relatives in that section in
the afternoon.
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the elevators at the last stop. She
was half into the dressing room
when she heard a voice hailing
her and turned to find Jack Cart
wright at her elbow.
Hello, Jack. l haven't seen
you in a month of Sundays. l
thought you were in Virginia for
the rest of your life. Thought
you'd deserted u.s." She was gen
timely glad to see him. She had
met Tuck and Jack at the same
party and Jack had paid her ar
dent attentions until he withdrew
in favor of Tuck. He had been
away a long time.
81 got back just in time, didn't
-"
: at all depends on what you
mean by that"
ITO congratulate you and
! Tuck"
"Now, that's too sweet of you,
Jack. Would you mind telling me
what for?'
! He squeezed her lebow and gave
her a knowing smile. $50 that's
the way it is? An elopement,
bigosh"
! Daphne laughed because it was
so ridiculous. Jack didn't inter-
pref that laugh correctly.
Il won't give you away, honey.
Would you like to know how l
found out?"
Found out WHAT" she coun-
tered.
About the wedding license"
"Oh, the wedding license. Yes
yes, | would"
"Old Jack is always in the place
where news breaks. 1t happened
to be the city hall today. Imagine
my surprise to find Tuck walking
out of the marriage license bu-
reau! Well, sir, l walked right in,
big as you please, said l was re-
porter and wanted to see the days
, batch. And there it was: a license
/, sold to or issued to Tucker Aims
, ley and jennifer d. Brett. But
! that ID. didn't fool me a bit"
Daphne's face had gone whittier
than her satin gown. She wet hef
dry lips.
Excuse me- she said and
brushed past him.
] "Oh, Larry, we've got to STOP
! this" she said, half-stumbling ur
/ the stairs to where he waited 1oi
I her at the top. Hurry!
] Ito be continued)
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Hold Melton Died
OF Hemorrhage

A coroncr's jury yesterday aft
ernoon held that j. b. Melton, %,
of Saluda, came to his death as a
result of Il hcmOrhagc.
Melton'S body was found last
Thursday night in front of his au.
tomobilc on e side road Just off
the Spartanburg highway, about
eight miles from Hcndersonville.
The body was found by Floyd
lindsey, and witnesses heard ut
the inquest were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey and Deputy Sheriff W.
\. Garrcn.
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CRAB CREEK

CRAB CREEK, Mar. ll'-Nrs'
Eco Gibbs is visiting relatives III
Washington for few weeks. :
" Freno Osteen and family o.
BLACK Mountain, spent the week !;
and with his mother, Mrs. NJ. +.
Richard Evans and sister, Miss
Achsah Evans, attended the Hen
derson county singing convention
Mt Valley Hill last Sunday.
Evcrette Rhodes, who has been
in the navy for some time, Is
tives here. ,;.
Several from this community
offended the singing at the home
of Carl Brown in HendersonvlIie'
Tuesday night. E,
Mr., and Mrs. W. 0. Hamilton
visited their daughter, Mrs. L. d.
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THE RED AND WHITE TO
CcNsE orr THIS WEEK

The fourth edition of the Red
and Whit the school newspaper
win be ready for sale the latter
no,+ &c th;s week. the editors an
nounced yesterday. For the past
several issues sales OF the papea
have been unusually good ana thS
editors are hoping FOR continued
good results.
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Flat Rock Gives
Contest Winning
Play For Rotary

At its weekly meeting yeSle''
day, the Rotary club was enter
tanned by students Of the FIAT
Rock high school with the prese"-
tation of one-act play, ne
Nine Lives Of Emily
This play was presented BY tne
Flat Rock students at W.C.r;C.'
az Culowhee, and the production
won first place in the annua! ORA
matte contest held there.
\ splendid Interpretation OF inc
play was given before the cluD Dy
the student cast under the uIree
ton of Mrs. w. e. Sinclair,
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ASSEMBLY PROGRAM

4 short scene from the senior
play. "The Charm SchooI Was
presented in assembly "Wednesday
morning. a. means OF ShowinS
the student body what the play
would be like. May ! reiteratt,e IN
this column that the play VIII be
given Thursday night. March ] !,
in the high school auditorium at .
o'clock. o,,a por
B,oadus =. Wall Of the First bap-
tist church was the visiting speak
or and his subject was. "lS CAMP
inc Wronq?" This was Likewise
among those subjects which the
student body had previously
c',o.an for discussion. II" spoke
fist of Gambling from tho Legal
ro;gs Of yicw. ar.Ltontinued that
Il wSs likewise foolish and moral
II wrong. 49,, 60
?rcmpt banners We're given to
homo rooms 10l and los for haT-
ine rome one week without any
tardies e.
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nice work on tho road :,
this section. 0a
Mrs. Charlie IInllirn
who is working at IIcndcr',,,HG.n
spent the weekend h"r. ,.';e.
home. at str
Miss Ella Hlolic is very IN
Amos Ruff of HicSory 49,,
guest OF Miss Arctta Ma" u
Sunday. HeEs
Thomas Laycock. and 80, T..
mic, made a bushes trim ,a 'E'
vile Monday. w Ave.
The Edith Grove Surd,r 90,
is progressing nicely. s''''.
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HER NAME tGSsssss go
IN LIGHTS ssNai p II

Look at me-" She raised her
eyes. He said: 81 knew ] couldn't
believe that. Will you tell me
that you will marry me soon?
IL can't tell you that either,
Larry. | can't even ask you TO
wait"
His eyes searched her face.
"Win you tell ne that you love
me-"
II do" she said simply.
because he understood, because
her two words meant that she
would always love him, he held
her tendcrly for a moment.
.I'll wait and I'll ask you again
and again until you are ready 70
tell me why you can't now and
why you will some day.
Repricvc. Hope. The moment
had come and gone and Il was not
all over. She should have known
il would not be. She should nave
known what manner Of man, her
man was.
"You see, Daphne. | cant give
up because you refuse ne row.
I've had other girls. been mi&tu-
ated, romantic. but YOU are the
one girl. | knew il the first day
| saw YOU. ! man doesn't accept
the wrong answer when he Tees
as ! do"
Larry" her voice was soft but
her tones were tense. please
don't give up. l'm going to ask
YOU 20 at another tine and this
is the last time I'll say this, but
I've got 10 tell you that | never
want you 20 stop ASKING me. To-
morrow I'll know this is unfair
and can't explain It bat there II
i. With no explanations. "
He laughed. "Arc YOU tryiEC
20 tell n" you have past:
"No. n present she said eng,
maticailv. "Now let's go back ana
dance. Did forget to tell you
that you're my favorite dancing
i
He bowed deeply. Madame IS
indeed kind. | try hard but ] feel
hat my dancing career was blight
I'd in my youth. Hlightcd by the
little girl with the buck teeth that
used 10 draw for partner m
dancing school. I've never caught
lp on my rhythm since. /
"Your rhythm suits me fine and
YOU may have all the dances you
want with me- !
"lIisS Brett, consider your cara
filled for the rest Of your life.
Look, Daphne" He lifted his hand
as though TO show her a picture
ON the horizon. DO you sec those !
Two old people? The lovely lady !
with silver hair and the gentleman
tote ring TO her? That, my lovely,
IS the devoted Smith couple at the |
ace of so odd. Look carefully
now, as he turns on the radio. An, |
il is a tango. The lady rises grace
fully and fits herself into a seduc-
tive embrace. The dance be-
gins" !
at vii probably take US that
long 20 learn the tango Daphne
iibed affectionately. And since
this orchestra is playing a tango
and that is not our meat, | think
IN take advantage of ii TO repair
nv COMPLEXION. I'll only be min
ute"
"Do you feel like being very
gay?"
Daphne said she liz.
= q
Good. It's not quite eleven.
Why don't we go to Broadway
night club and blow whistles and
rattle rattlers and see life?"
"All right. | think it would be
fun. But you've muSSed my hair,
so I'll run along and prepare my
self for my Broadway debut"
She ran down the flight of
steps to the floor below where the
dressing room was located beside
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BUYING TAUGHT

DETROIT. Mich. ZIP, :,
10 the need for things "pr,c, h;'Ss
in the modern cduca,ioraTi' ''Sa.
gram, Detroit's school, board pso'
fering al adult ccur<c in = o''
sumner buying" rs = gg;l. 'os'
homekcepcrs. ''"e y
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Rhodes Sunday.
d. o. d. Hamilton of Little
River. visited at the home of q. j,
Patterson Monday night.
Next Sunday, March IA. is the
regular preaching day at CRAB
Creek. Sunday school will be at
10 o'clock. The preaching services
begin at IL a. m.
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PILOT VIEW

PILOT VIEW. March ll.--Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Pittillo Of Fruitland,
were visitors ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Stepp here last
Wednesday night.
Miss Robbie Stcpp visited Miss
Ruth Hollingsworth Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lanninp
of Fruitland, were through this
community Saturday. 4,
The state crew Is doing som
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Sunday with the formers par
cnts. llr. and Mrs. o. S. Gray.
Miss Charlotte Blythe and Miss
Jewel Blythe were supper guests
Of M. and Mrs. i. +. Wilson las.
Thursday.
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A new $4,000, 900 drainage
system is serving population OF
L 100000 in West Middlesex,
England.
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY
AMAZE slIzLeo .


Daphne Brett, charming young
New York advertising executive,
Is in love with Larry Smith, srehi-
teet. Daphne has one younger
sister. Jennifer.
Jenrifcr resents Daphne'S at
tempts TO guide her career. FIRST
she dates Tucker Ainsley, wealthy
playboy, in defiance of Daphne;
next she makes n play for Larry.
Thi. develops struggle between
the two sisters.
Eventually the sisters reach
showdown, but il is clear that Jen-
infer intends to lead her own lite;
possible marry Tuck Ain'iey'
Meanwhile Daphne sees Larry
again and the same night, later
he proposes marriage over the
Telephone. Daphne, deiiriou'iy
happy, wants TO say ives, but
,be knows her first duty is to get
Jennifer sueeessfully launched on
a career. She plans to tell Larry
inst this, ask him to wait, and
then Jearifer comes home w''h
the announcement that she has
lost her job
NOW co ON WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
Rack Of them the music played
softly. Sixty stories below the
lights of Manhattan bilnkcd out
the outlines of the city streets
that spread beneath them IKE Il
TOW village. Overhead the stars
shone down upon them and . new
moon, riding high, lighted the ter
race on the Star Light Roof.
isn't il beautiful, Larry It's
somehow it's 80 beautiful II
seems unreal. Look down there.
Can YOU believe that's the same
street YOU walked on today
Wouldn't you think II We were 10
90 down we'd find dolls instead
of peoplc? And IA" trolley ears
would turn out % be musical toys
that played a little Sing-Song mel
ody when they started. The buSScS
would be manned by tiny iron men
sitting upright. And, from there
the April moon would only be an
electric light bulb. ..
Daphne. what's the matter
Larry turned her about gently but
still her eyes didn't meet his.
"Therc isn't anything the mat
ter" she said.
He lighted cigact, drew on
il and threw Il away, mere L.
| feel that you have withdrawn
into yourself. All evening long
I've had the feeling that you've
been trying to avoid me. avoid
hearing me tell you
81 didn't mean TO-" she said.
Last night on the telephone
told YOU that tonight ! was going
to ask you To marry me. haven
much to offer you, Daphne but
everything | have is yours. Things
are getting better and next year
our firm is branching out in a big
way. Will you marry me, darl-
ing?"
Daphne caught her breath and
closed her eyes. Nothing, at this
minute, could take away her
ecstacy but she couldn't speak.
"Will you?" His voice was so low
she could hardly hear it.
ooh, my sweet. can't tell you
/ will. But | want to-"
"Then why can't YOU"
She turned away again. Larry,
you can't take on added response
bility. You've your mother and
your aunt 70 take care of. A wife
would be expensive. And | !
I'm Just getting along in my job.
His hands on her shoulders were
cruelty strong. ''Daphne, you
want me to believe that your Job
means more to you than marrying
me?"
She didn't deny L but she
couldn't say il did.