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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
Fresh From Scotland

Sandy came home looking down In
the mouth.
Whats wrong?" asked his wife.
AREN'T we about the most unlucky
family in the wurrld7" replied the
Scot.
II don't understand ye," replied
his spouse, looking rather puzzled.
There's q chemist in the toon
selling his medicines at half-pTice,
and here are we just back from
holiday and all IN the Pest Of
health" Sandy explained
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

Atbroesd 81 Good Hosssksetiss Last.
fsts SHd tie HosssboH SesrebEsbs
Hyouf dealer cannot supply you.
send 2ot with your dealers name foe
atrial Package Of 20 genuine PB-KO
jar Rings; sent prepaid.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19
H{SGNEx$f
SEfGE(ScREENAG6l0C
Nv VIRGINIA VALE

by VIRGINIA VALE
lneaeased by Western Newspaper Union)
ZOE E. BROWNS first week
- before the cameras in the
Columbia picture, $50 You
Won't Talk" marking his re-
turn to the screen after a seri-
Gus automobile accident that
put him in the hospital for four
months, left no doubt that he
was fully recovered.
In the first three days Joe fell
on beds, crawled under them,
jumped out of a second-story win
dow, and swung a haymaker to
Charles Wilson'S jaw that connect
ed accidentally and knocked the
actor senseless for two minutes.
so You Won't Talk" is comedy
IN which Brown plays the dual role
OF tirnid book reviewer and a gang
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

down to juicy
meat. Cut in thin
even slices. (Cal-
ifornia oranges
are frm-meated
and practically
seedless, which
makes them es-
pecially suited to
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

Wameized Strawberry Shortcake.
2 cups pastry -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
l teaspoon sugar
3 eggs-separated
1h cups milk
3 tablespoons melted butter
Mix and sift all dry ingredients.
Beat egg yolks and add to them the
Ms;.,.1 butter butte ss Stir % LIQUID
fSpFfSSaa mixture into dry
N,TiEnhN%\3 ingredients. Fold
.IEdStlpEAAf in stiff1y beaten
FGh-g egg white. Bake
in hot waffle iron.
leaving iron closed until steam no
longer escapes between the two
halves.
Rice Rolls.
(Makes dozen)
" cup cooked rice
" cup liquid from rice
" cup milk
70 cup shortening
teaspoons salt
tablespoons sugar
yeast cake softened in
N cup lukewarm water
! egg (beaten)
5 cups -four
Drain the cooked rice thoroughly.
Combine " cup of the water in
which the rice was cooked, with n
cup milk and scald. Pour over the
shortening, salt, and sugar, cool
slightly, and add the rice. Combine
softened yeast with the beaten egg
and add to the cooled milk mixture.
Beat in about half of the -four, and
mix well. Add remaining -four.
Place in creased bowl, grease top
OF dough slightly and cover the
bowl. Allow dough to rise until dou-
BILE in bulk (about 11k hours). Punch
down, and let rise again for about
As minutes. Shape into small balls
and place in creased muffin pans.
Let rise until double in bulk, then
brush with milk. Bake in a mod
erately hot oven with the thermo-
stat set at 400 degrees, for about
20 minutes.
JelIied Ham Salad.
(Serves 81
2 cups cooked ham Finely ground)
" cup mayonnaise
l tablespoon sweet pickle (cut fina)
2 whole cloves
! bay leaf
2 cups water
/ tablespoon granulated unhavored
gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
1 cup cooked ham (cut in small
strips)
Combine ground ham, mayonnaise
and pickle and blend thoroughly.
Chill. Add cloves and bay leaf to
water and boil for about minutes.
Then strain. Add gelatin which has
been soaked in cold water and stir
until dissolved. Chill until mixture
begins to thicken; then add ham
mixture. Pour in individual salad
molds and chill or 3 hours, or I'M
til set. Unmold on crisp lettuce or
watercress, top with mayonnaise
and strips of cooked ham and serve
very cold.
Cheese COFnucopias-SaIad
Accompaniment.
Cheese cornucopias are an unusu-
al, but delicious, salad accompani-
ment. Make ordinary pastry as for
pie and roll out. Make tiny cornu-
copias (about 3 inches lonR) from
any stiff paper. Wrap pastry around
cornucopia and bake IA minutes IN
a hot oven (450 degrees). Remove
paper and when cool, al cornu-
copias with highly favored cream
cheese. Serve with any salad.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

er hours Of the
morning. Remem-
Der, when you
plan the meal,
that quality rath-
er than quantity
will please your
guests, and that
L11,,k:ey
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

If the mercury seems likely to
pop right through the top Of the
thermometer, and guests are COM
ing for dinner, you can still keep
cool!
Plan your menu to permit as much
preparation as possible in the cool
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-07-19

cup cold water, and let settle until
cold. Carefully strain through 4
thicknesses Of cheese cloth wruns
out OF very cold water.
Just before serving, add vegeta-
bles as follows:
u cup tomato (cut very fine)
70 cup carrot (diced fine)
- cup new cabbage (cut very fne)
70 cup celery (cut very fine)
2z cups water
" teaspoon salt
tablespoons parsley (minced)
Cook tomato, carrot, cabbage and
celery in boiling, sailed water, just
until the vegetables are tender.
Strain, and add to hot soup just
before serving. Garnish with minced
parsley.
Wafdeized Strawberry Shortcake.
2 cups pastry -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
l teaspoon sugar
eggs-separated
1h cups milk
tablespoons melted butter
Mix and sift all dry ingredients.
Beat egg yolks and add to them the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

Talks between Axel Wenner-Gren,
Swedish industrialist, and Field
Marshal Goering, in Berlin, are said:
to furnish basis for negotiations
pressed by Sweden for mediation of
the Finnish-Soviet war; Wenner-.
Gren had accompanied Undersecre-
tary of State Sumner Welles from
New York to Rome.
- Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

Kari Woeherman, II, of Juneau,
Wis, is tearfully greeted by his
mother as he arrives in New York
from Europe. Almost totally blind,
Karl went to Germany to be oper-
ated upon by famous eye special
list, only to find on arrival that the
surgeon is now in military service
and unavailable"
central PressC
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

John Lewis Mccormick a. University Pittsburgh honor student
shown (righ in Cleveland Ohio during his trial Tor tho
Staying of Ted Nichols hodup Cleveland telegraph oce Inc
state charges Mccormick wealthy real roDoeo
for thrills. With him is an officer central PresD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

C.P. Phonephoto
Robert Wilson, young transient
from Buffalo, N. Y, is sulen as he
is arrested in Los Angeles. Stirring
up intense police excitement with
announcement of a plot to kidnap
screen actress Judy Garland, Will
son later declared the plot a hoax,
that he only wanted to see Judy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

Her brothers Nazi sympathies'
broke up her home, said Margaret
Vein in supreme court, New York,
in a suit for separation from DR..
Irving Vein, dentist, her common
law husband. DR.. Vein replied
that her brothers practically took
over" the Veins home.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

First scrawling a crimson goodbye
ON the wall with lipstick, richly
dressed, attractive Mrs. Geraldine
Bourque, estranged, and mother of
an S-year-old daughter, leaped to
her death in Detroit. She left note
to William S. Paley, radio executive,
declaring 81 am tired"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

Mrs. FeIlowes.Gordo'
A cousin of President RooSe'e; :.
does her bit for England 2ns o.
Mrs. Fellowes-Gordon, OF hHo' .ss
spoch, Aberdeenshire, shown a! ,re
wheel of an emergency anlou!Nhh her
she drives. In addition to pe!hs ner
cousin, the President is also ~"
godfather.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
Farms For Sale
May Be Listed
At FSA Office

Any farm land for sale in Vance
county can be listed for sale with the
Farm Security Administration for
consideration under the FSA tenant
purchase program, lvey w. Day,
county supervisor, announced today.
This means any real estate agent
or farm land owner in Vance county
can register farms for sale at the
FSA office in the Peace building or
William street. Funds for the sale OF
farm lands to tenants seeking to
become owners under the FSA pro-
gram have been appropriated by
Congress under the Bankhead-Joncs
act, and purchase of these farms is
undCrsuperviSion Of the Farm Sc
Curity Administration.
Mr.. Day said each county FSA
office wanted us large d selection OF
farms as possible in aiding tenants
TO purchase farms. and asked that
local farm real estate men file their
lists of suitable farms for sale with
the FSA office. The prospective pur-
ChaScrS. who expect to borrow from
FSA, will be referred to the owners
and agents Of suitable farm lands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
JOHN ". WESTER, 70,
DIES IN ELBERTON
Father of Mrs. c. L. Mackey
and Mrs. c. L. Cox To Be
Buried Friday

John Moses Wester, aged 70, father
of Mrs. w. d. Cox and Mrs. G. L.
Nackcy. of Henderson, and Il former
resident of this city, died suddenly
last night at his home in Elbcrton,
Ga.
Mr.. Wcstcr was an agent for the
Scaboard Air Line Railway, until
his retirement Il few years ago be-
cause Of i'll health. He lived Il large
part of his life in Henderson, then
moved to Elm City, and later to FL
bcrton. where he served as district
supervisor for the Scaboard. He was
we'll known all along the line.
He WAS Il former mayor of FL
hrrtun. and for many years served
rs Superintendent of the Methodist
Sunday school there. During his resi-
dcncC in Henderson he was super
mtcndcnt of the Sunday school of the
First Methodist church here. He was
Il member of the Masonic lodge.
Funeral services will be held Fri
dav morning at II o'clock in Elbcr-
Ton, and intcrmcnt will be in Elm
hurst cemetery there.
Mr.. WCStCr was married to Miss
Molly Reid, of Vance county, and
after her death married Mrs. Susan
+. lIrlmdun. of Elbcrton. who sur
wives him. Also surviving arc two
daughters, Mrs. MaCkcy and Mrs.
Cox. of Henderson: two sons, John
WmdCr WcStCr and Thomas +. WcS-
Tor nr Athens. Ga: and three grand
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20

ReidsVille and Gastonia, being Il
teacher in the GaStOnia schools; also
two brothers, Raymond E. MarstOn,
OF Henderson, and r. Henry Marston,
of Charlotte.
Mr.. MarSton was patient at Maria
Parham hoSpita! mere early in the
year, and later was treated in a
ReiusVille hospital. He had been in
st. Peters hospital in Charlotte two
weeks prior to his death.
Pallbearers for the funeral were
announced as follows:
Active: G.. N. Gill, c. G.. Ellis, J. G..
Champion, w. H. Westcr, w. M.
Brame, Cooper Gill, J. M. Munden.
Honorary: c. L. Finch, J. w.
Evans, H. w. Anderson, Herbert Ellis,
J. W. Partin, f. l.. Raynor, T. T..
Powell, c. E. Ellis, c. c. Finch, j.
f. Hamlet, Henry T. Powell, B. p.
Rose, F. S. Page, E. c. Faris, J. c.
Gardner, L. w. Ellis, w. d. Massce,
f. w. Dacke, w. l.. Scoggins, E. O.
Falkner, Hugh White, PUNK Osben,
the latter two of Redsvillc; Ed Will
kcrson, d. T. Bcckham, w. w. Lang
ston, J. w. Gill, j. H. Langston, Gar
land GreenWay, M. H. Matthews,
Jesse Matthews. DR.. L. f. Fenner,
DR.. W. H. Furman, +. B. Richards,
w. S. Strange.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
New Men On
Salvation
Army Work

Lieutenant Graham Mills arrived
here today To assume his duties as
officer in charge of the local corps
Of The Salvation Army. He Sue
cccds Envoy Luther Morton, who has
been transferred to Grccnviiic, S. c.,
and who lief: yesterday with Mrs.
Morton and their child. They had
served The local corps for the past
three years.
Lieut. Mills is unmarried, but his
mother is here with him TO keep
house. With him also Kimbcr Cox,
who comes from the Armys corps
in Greensboro.
Lieut. MllIS has been with the
Army for four years, and has bCCn
IN active charge of two corps unit,
before coming here. He is transfer
rcd to Henderson directly from the
north Charlotte station.
Cox is Il much younger worker,
and Is an assistant to the corps COM
mandcr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
Funeral For
Mr.. Marston

Funeral services were held at 8
O'Clock this afternoon at the home
Of Mis-. Annie Mac Mcintosh at 523
Andrews avenue for the late Frank
+. MarStOn, III, who died in Il Char
lOttc hospital Wednesday morning.
lntcrmcnt was in ElmWood cemetery,
and THE rites were IN charge Of Rev.
j. II. ArmbruSt, Methodist miniStc!
of RCidSviIlc. and Row. B. 6. RcaviG
pastor Of the First Methodist church
IN Henderson.
Nh MarSton had been i'll since the
first of the year and was treated in
hospitals here, at ReidSville and
Charlotte He was Il World War vet
cram, having served ten years with
| the Thilticth Division, and was III
| the medical unit. 1t was while IN the
service in France that he met ana
became acquainted with Rev. MI.
| ArmDruSt.
He was Il member of Henderson
Post, No 60, Of the American Legion
and Of the Raleigh lodge OF Elks. nc
| was born i'm Henderson July Z, 1870
and was lifelong resident OF the
city. He had conducted a store on
Andrews avenue before his health
failed.
He was never married. and is sur
vivcd by his mother, Mrs. Maegle
Payne Marston, of Reidsvllle' lhree s
sisters, Mrs. Robert r. Rascoe' o.
Rcidsville, and Misses Emma w.
Marston, of Redsville and SALISBURY
teacher in the schools at the latle!
c1tv, and Elsie POLICEMAN MarSton' Oh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
HOMECOMING AT
GILLBURG CHURCH

Gillburg Methodist church will OBJ
servo homecoming Sunday, with an
all-day program, according to the
pastor. Rev. J. +. Starnes. Preach
ing will be had at II o'clock, and
after dinner served on the grounds
there will be speaking. Special music
will be featured.
All former pastors who have scrv-
ed the church arc expected to be
present.
The public is cordially invited to
the services.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
Baptist Bows Go
ToCamp for R. AS

The following boys left Wcdncs-
day for Raleigh, 10 attend The Royal
Ambassador camp for Baptist boy.
being held this week at Meredith
College: Randolph Faulkner. jasper
Payntcr, Billy league. Morton Miles.
Billy Pritchard, Ralph Faulkner.
Brady Stainback Bobby Hunt, Char
les Shaw, Dewey Wells. Lyle Davis.
Tommy Dale. Bobby StainDaci:. Fred
Lee Hale. and Curtis Collins.
Rev. +. Nurllcct Gardner. who ac-
companicd the boys. will be counselor
at the camp again this year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
Ne gro Submits In
Staying of Colored
Woman After Solici-
tor Presses for First
Degree Verdict; Jury
Misses Case.

7rirr,rG Davis, Negro. charged VIII
tirst degree murder for the killing o
MARGARET Harris. colored woman Ell
tered 4 plea of guilty 10 second &c
o,.,.r murder in Vance Superior lour
hi, afternoon. and WAS sent to state
PRISON for thirty years by Judge "
II. (. BlrgWyn. presiding.
Solicitor +. Il. Tyler had pre>>e0
fan. y first degree verdict. ana per
.,.,rG IN his refusal to accept ten
der of second degree. After all evil
Iracr had been completed. however
,:rn.,nu x Ghol>on. representing the
d,,,rda,,t, renewed their appeal tc
=. allowed 10 submit the prisoner
vr,ru.uuu the solicitor consented
rh,S was lust before arguments 10
tho rtuv we're to begin after the att
eruoou session Of the court convened
II 80 o'clock.
Davis Killed the woman N 4 house
II the Flint Hill section Ut the Guy
early IN May. He attacked her WIN
an axe or hutchGt. She dled amos
INSTANTLY. and he had been Ill jail
since then.
\ Jury of IS men was CHOSEN When
the ease was ratIai Wednesday att-
er,lorn. The jurors came from the
renu'ar panel and 4 special veure OF
25 ,hat had been drawn tor the pun
pose. The jury was kept together
overnight.
The Jury. which never had an OPP
Trf,'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
Ballot Given
For Primary

In this issue Of the Daily Dispatch
is a reproduction Of the ballot that
will be used in the second primary
election in Henderson township lhI|
Saturday. 1t is the only run-otl
contest that will be voted on, and
will relate only TO Henderson town.
ship.
Jack Collins, runner-up in the five
man race in the first primary Satur-
day, May IS, demanded . run-oiI
with J. l.. Mlmdy, who has held the
office for several years, and is seek
ing denomination. On May 20
Mundy lacked only little more
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
Davis Gets Thirty Years
On Second Degree Plea
Lions Enjoy
Big Supper

T. J. Harrington and Henry /
Young, retiring president entcrtan-
ed the Lions Club at 4 chicken sup
per last evening at the Harrington
home in the NickSboro section.
Delicious country style ltic'
chicken. followed by heaping bowls
of home made ice cream was served
Needless to say. the club had al
most perfect attendance upon thE
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
REALTY TRANSFERS
ON WEDNESDAY, TWO

There were two realty papers with
,hc Vance Ucgi>uy Wednesday. rec
ords at that office disclosed today.
&. H. Hicks. Ct al, sold The Cooper
Co. % acres OF land in GreyStone for
Sl.5OO.
J. ". Jenkins and wife sold G.. L.
Taylor a Ipt on the Dabucy Road tor
SD and considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
c. OF c. DIRECTORS
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

Directors of the Henderson Cham
bcr ul Commerce. will meet in month
" session Monday night at o'clock
at the Chamber of Commerce Of
fees. il vas announced today by
Smith II. Young. secretary. Only
routine business is scheduled to come
before the meeting. the secretary
SAID
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20
INSURANCE MEN
LEAVE ON TRIP

\. +. Parham Il. NJ. Edwards, anC
\. II. Dawes. Jr.. local representa-
tiveS of the Durham Life Insurance
Company. have been ottlciNlly notl-
fled by the home office of the COM
pany that they are qualified mem
bcrS of the 1910 Presidents Club OF
company. This honor entities these
men and them wives To be the guests
OF the company for several days on
Il boat trip. They left today for Viz
gina Beach, where the trip begins,
and it will include stops at Wash
iugton and Baltimore.
Some % per cent Of the area Of
Greenland is ice-cappcd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-20

than 200 votes of having 4 clear
majority over the field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
TRY a TNIsTNR
PeR SUPPLE WAIST

To strengthen the muscles ~ ths
legs ard make these ~ IN. waist.
linz supple. the figure expert rec.
ommends tbs routine for would. -
proficient skisFs
stand with feet ~ids apart.
weight on both ~ them. Hold
hands in front 81 yca a. though
you were carrying ski poles
Now hend knees slightly. rwts,
your body to the left. putting more
weight on left foot then turn To
the right, shifting weight to risht
foot Imagine that your body IL q
screw IN = piece 81 weed Turning
10 the night forces the scr.s down
into the wood Turning 20 the left
pulls II back and out II the weed
The motions should he rhythmic
not lefky. Simply Keep knses
bent and shit weight from one
foot 90 the either. turning body a.
you DO SO The body always should
turn In the direction IN which the
weight Is being shifted.
Now. placing hand. lightly on
the hack Of q chair. Keep knees
together. then bend them and
lower body until you are saus,tins
on your heels 10 this deep Knee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
It's Smart To Wake Up Sleeping Muscles Before You
Mrs. Emily Weber Passes;
Funeral Will Be Saturday

Ismss wsc~r n 1879. MT 49,
husband lied n 1907. <efcre -
esre - Tscems
rnres ether sons survive Mrs..
wsh~r. George e ard as~ley =
~ Taecms. and Jceern = -
nurilnrsms cat. . sssss<. l.
Astzfs Seaman. TsTsmnt =
hs~thsr. teusfhsn s>smsr. cascN
c4ty. cola sat twe Ersntrnts-
dren. ywEiy snn wss~f. rs<ems.
ard oersian sassstf wsr>f euriia-
xame
NJ Wsr~T sf.n go INSTANTLY
related = Issdxs Frea Remain snd
Ia~<fh u cesuan. rsscrs e.
tnrnsv.
Funeral s<fvss.. fnf nrs wsnsY
sli - hsla frpm the MslisnG@r
eharsl 81 . , ~ Saturday Nsv.
J. nsawies Mccullough ard Ns~.
, Arthur stsven<-n officiating.
shipment vii 10 ~sd< n nssl-
stiaus. Mich. Zoe burial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07

Two personal injury suits -srs
filed IN superior court Friday
against n W sturisvaai. whoss
esr eollldsd last Aus. 10 with ons
driven by Robert o'connsll ., No.
isth and Pacific.
oconnsll. through Tom o'con-
nell. as his guardian asks 81 Tso
he claims sturdevsnt Was driving
In excess ~ so miles per hour
Theodore kint.. In the car with
o'connsli. asks tggs for his In.
juriss Also . minor, his suit 10
brought by Arthur W. kintr a.
guardian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
Board and Room Girls
BY VIDA HURST

any longer" she replied Dent
think don't resilse the sdvan-
tsges would have a. your wife
| appreciate the fact that ia q
chance any Eifi In her right mind
would Jump at. Sometimes ! think
I'm not In my night mind"
Il am In love with you" he said
quietly. Hut more than that you
happen to have the qualities I've
always wanted In . wife II would
be q fair bargain. Faith. hut since
you feel a. you do lsts drop the
whole idea for awhile and just TO
on az We are"
She pressed his hand gratefully.
She sssn permitted him 10 Hiss her
good night but when she vent up
stairs 10 the room she shared with
Daphne she was % depressed she
began 10 cry.
Daphne WAS asleep and afraid
she would disturb her Path went
into the bath room where the tears
she had been REFRESHING for weeks
rolled down her cheeks. Lifs with.
out lee WAS too much for her.
She mad tried not 10 think about
II but tho time had come ~hsn she
could ignor, {, no longer. sybll had
been out With Lee that night she
could see him and yet Faith knew
hs didn't care for sybii any more
Than he did for Brenda Parker.
Why were things 80 muddlsd
between them What had she ever
done Ia him but be generous and
honest ny this time she WAS cry.
ing 80 heartily that che did not
hear sybn coming up the stairs
But sybil heard her. Opening
the door leading Into her own room
she ensd. why. Path. what's ths
matter ?"
Faith tired Ia stop ba, failing
vent into SYPHILIS room and threw
herself on the bed
I'm crying because I'm .,,sh .
complete fool. she admitted
You are not. sybii said. loos.
Ing troubled. You're on. of the
most sensible psopl. ! know. Ar.
you crying sbou, Hartley ?"
Faith shook her mead
Parity. Hes asked mo 20 marry
him and cant because I'm still IN
/ low. With somsons elss
You don't mean Ice Brent ,"
Burying nor fscs In the pill0S
Pain sobhsd. Yves. told you
Vas = complete ldio, Can you
imagine any girl letting herself
love man Wbo has treated her 81
no has treated me
On. Faith. I'm .ofry Truly
am sybii cried IN q voice - 70.
norsefui that PAIN replied. q,
F Continued on esTs 10. Column ~