The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-12
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carnival"
You're my girl this Weekend,
l1v. Anyone who tried to
-reak thar up had just better
watch his neck" His look was
50 fierce. 50 posseSSivc that
Sally laughed.
Il guess no one will dare
ny she said. THAT is if ne
wines his neck" But she knew
that Corey would find plenty of
comne-ition. Wherever she went
Sa..r always held court.
Rounding the bend they came
gpoa a dazzling beautiful sight,
rird-rippled snow, sparkling
nth myriad tiny diamonds, dark
snneIs of pines marching up
ae mountain sides. a blue, blue
&y spread like a canopy over.
head. and crowds and crowds OF
brightly-costumcd people.
isn't II lovely?' Sally cX-
claimed; and then, oh, Corey
look at that. She caught his arm,
standing breathlcSS. watching a
dark figure poised high above
their heads. Il figure that vorlag-
ed now with one swift graceful
forward movement, poised for the
.e.audeSprun", or jump. rose like
bird SihOuetted against the sky,
len skinned down the trail of
, slick steep slope. a cloud Of
Nv like Silvery smoke billOwing
Emd. TO come To a smooth, per-
Il, stop with an deliberately eX-
aa.ed "Christic.'
That was worth looking at, y
Corey admitted. Perfect co-ordi-
ration and judgment, marvellous
tempo and control"
Who IS he?" Sally demanded,
&i., widc-eycd and breathless.
Never had she seen anything to
equal that performance in sheer
grace and beauty.
Don't YOU know? That's Rey-
Ig.ds. He out for the Olympics.
Hel. make il, too, if he keeps up
thai form. He'll probably walk
away with most of the hOnors to-
1oUOw. 1t least, as one of his
fraternity brothers, | can say he'd
GH better, since we're backing
am 70 stack up points for dear
Old Dartmouth"
I'D like to meet him." Sally
said 1t suddenly seemed impera-
I've that she should meet this
"1ng man. He was the center
Dow Of Il noisy, enthusiastic
aoTd SSally and Corey drew
lear.
Corey glanced at her, sidewise
is blue eyes narrowed, THAT
1oa.dn't do you any good" he in
amed her, crisply. Reynolds
4sn.t any time for women. Not
@sn one as de-lOvely and desir-
zoe as you, my sweet. Especially
ae Of your kind, | might add. "
Are you afraid you couldn't
Eng his ueck?" Sally laughed at
N What do you mean by 'one
u NY kind? l can't say l eX-
ally relish thatp
There was not time for Corey
]. answer this, even with one OF
Us erer-rcady wise-cracks. Sew
"a, Of the young people, gather
y about Dan Reynolds, recognlz-
y Sally and Corey and called out
o them.
HI there
Aley-oop! It's about time
'Ol Joined usw
Here comes the Queen, every
"ly Make way Let's have a
'o?a, weIcomew
Three .ong loud cheers rang
y; from Justly young threats as
SSe.lE responded with a hooking
Nv NV, flashing her smiles to the
- s~' and left. However, her dark
S md not leave the figure OF
all, bare-headed boy, remain
Silent and apart.
ne alone, had not raised ms
~" .2 IN Welcome.
i isn't someone going to intro
4 my ny Us Sally inquired Her
/ G as was Just for him now. The
aseu slnging out a humble sub
n ~ oeStowing a special favor
,, would show Corey that ne
Nc. mistaken. Sally had yet to
n, me young man who would
nave any time for her.
~. HylIUUUr b,.Fan.l tn Ul