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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03
NOTICE OF NJ

III thC up1
State of North Carolina.
County of Vance:
b. J. Thomas, Admir-. of the Estate
of Cyrus Thomas, Deceased.
Elizabeth Z. Thomas, Widow of
Cyrus Thomas, b. J. Thomas and
Wife, Zell Thomas, Susie T. Brame
and Husband, Herbert I. Bramc,
Willie Ann Hargrove, Widow, Car
oline Jones and Husband, Primus
Jones, Ida O. Davis. Widow. John
II. Bullock, ST., and Wife, Mary
Bullock, and Roberta Dickerson
and Husband, - Dickerson.
The defendants Susie T. Brame
and husband, Herbert Brame. Car
oline Jones and husband, Primus
Jones, Ida O. Davis. widow. and
Roberta Dickerson and husband,
-- Dickerson, will take notice
that an action entitled as above, in
the nature Of a Special Proceeding.
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Car
DINA, for the sale Of real estate to
make assets and the said defendants
will further take notice that they are
required 10 appear at me ONCE OF
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Vance County, in the Courthouse in
Henderson, North Carolina, on the
goth day Of April, 1912. and answer
or demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed in said complaint.
This the Goth day of March, 1912.
E. O. FALkNER,
Clerk Superior Court
Vance County.
Gholson & Gholson,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
2~0-27-3-lO
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{ NpHQN:M 5UEam0qEs !

cold when you were single. Why
did you have to wait until you were
married to discover her charms?"
80 long as she vas kissing me-"
he confessed, Il was bored with
her, Then, to jolt Anette into COM
ing With me, I kissed Lois. That's
when it started to be different.
After all, August, it had been over
a year since I'd kissed anyone ex-
cept Anette.
What a record" August COM
mented dryly.
We'll, it was! You know how
many girls I usually averaged a
season."
Spare me" The actress forbade,
with an appraised hand. Anyway,
marriage is supposed to make a
difference in ones romances."
Larry waited until the Filipino
waiter had served bacon and
poached eggs and retired to the
serving pantry. "These silly little
affairs have nothing to do with my
marriage" he insisted.
That's l.e remark men have
been makirs' since the first one
made a foo ii himself. Silly affairs
mean something to Anette."
A quick unhappiness swept
across Laurence Peyton's face. If
she would just be the spunky little
dickens she used to be, instead of
such a meek angel, I'd feel better.
I find myself wishing she'd hit me
with a brick"
why shouldn't she be meek ?
You've taken her work away from
her and you do pretty well at TAX
ing yourself from her"
Larry scoffed, Annette doesn't
care about her work"
You are lying and you know it,"
his partner pronounced. IF ever I
saw a girl intended for the theater,
she is it,"
CAN the same she isn't going to
be. The only appearances I want
her making are those as Laurence
Peyton's wife"
why, you detestably %conceited,
selfish pig!" gritted August. She
hardly could remember when any
personal matter had irritated her
sufficiently to cause tears other
than those commonly called croco-
die. But tears of sincerity We're in
her eyes now.
Take it easy" Larry said soft
ly, but harshly. You know I've
tried to get her a break. But III
be darned if III let her start out
as one Of the starlets on a penny
bank salary"
"She would be willing"
Peyton said in determined repeti-
ton. well, I'm not! So since they
won't offer her what she is worthy
Of, she is better off just as my
wife"
August brakes glass h e d
boudoir slipper came down on the
floor bell. Bring me some brown
sugar and heavy cream" she di-
rected the Filipino boy. Later,
burying the unsWeetened stewed
apples of her diet beneath that
double richness, she accused Larry,
ITS your fault. You make me 50
mad I have to do something vio-
lent and this is the most violent
thing l can do"
In a tone of dictatorship the man
said, You shouldn't touch it. You
know what it will do to your hips"
Yes. And I know what the
Woofle water is doing to you" The
tiery-haired actress turned angry
eyes toward her partner. Either
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

State of North Carolina.
County of Vance:
b. j. Thomas, Admir-. of the Estate
of Cyrus Thomas. Deceased.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

taught me that anything a person
wanted vas a matter of taking"
She paused an instant to conquer
the barely noticeable trembling of
her rounded white chin. well
Daddy Vas wrong. l know that
now. l know, too, in spite Of all the
tough Veneer I've put on, that I'm
an out and out romanticist. A few
'darlings' from Larry, a few kisses
hot many" she admitted to Lau-
! renee Peyton's wife, without look
ing up, "a few telephone calls anG
drinks sneaked here and there
and I had a crazy idea he was go
ing to marry me-" She did not look
up then. There were tears of hui
initiation in her blue eyes. Really
l did. 1t was so silly of me. AnG
then, one night he said something
that made me know how little
actually meant to him, that I was
simply an amusing interlude-so
blew up and said things that made
him lost to me forever in every
way. But it's better. He eve did
love me and now he feels abso-
lutely nothing"
Anette spoke to some friends of
her husbands who passed by their
table. To Lois, she said, And you ?
Do you still love him."
"No-but I'm sort of beat down
to my own size from the bitter ex-
%perience, I couldn't believe it at
first. I had made such incredible,
unWarrantable plans in my own
mind. SO l telephoned the studio
and even managed to run into him
the accidentally on -purpose
meetings, 1t vas awful" Sud-
denly she broke off to inquire,
Doesn't it seem strange to you for
me to be talking this way to your"
NO" replied Peyton's wife with
a half smile,
That's funny" Lois frowned
gently, because, it doesn't seem
funny to me either" She lit a sec
ond cisaret and ordered another
cocktail for herself. Anette refused.
Yes, it was awful" Lois resumed,
because, with that little f.irtatious
spark gone, there was nothing left
in Larry but a cold Indifference. In
difference is worse than hatred. |
went a little Wild. drank too
much. l always have, but | drank
still more. l couldn't sleep. l drove
poor Jimmy crazy, making him get
up and drive with me at all hours
OF the night. Crazy notions at crazy
hours. And all the time I thought
about Larry. Those broad, broad
shoulders in that blue-gray notified
tweed coat that I like so well. the
way his barber trims his hair in
that perfect line back of the ears.
the wonderful color Of his skin, the
way his %eyelashes curl like a little
choir boy's-without detracting one
DIT from complete masculinity."
Laurence Peyton's wife leaned
on her elbows and edged closer to
lile Slfl. Dellberately she wanted to
bleed her of every emotion. But
what she persisted, made YOU
decide you we're no longer in love-"
The way he treated me. I won't
stand for that sort of treatment
forever" She drained her Manhat-
tan and swallowed the cherry.
Then, too, l knew my chances as
No. 2 girl were over when that San.
ora person began sinking around
him. OF course" she told Anette
with a smile, her chances are over.
TOO, before she so much as starts
because no n can best you" Lois
Lyndon reached for the check
Even If she is a stunning critter
she's licked"
Annette said truthfully, II don't
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03
JOINS NAVY

Warrenton. April 3-Thel B. Over
man. of GoldsoorC. a graduate OF
Guilford college, who for the past
four years has been coach and teach
er OF social sciences in John Graham
high school. Warrenton, resigned last
week and reported for duty April |
in Norfolk. Va, as physical instructor
in the navy. His place as coach in
John Graham has been supplied oy
W. B. Hoskins, Of Warrenton. for the
rest Of the season.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03
HARRISS ALLEN
TOyyE
RICK

ids; Janet Eleanor Gift, Altoona, Pa;
ard Acna Kate Baldwin, Sussex, N.
j.
DR.. Marjorie Hope Nicholson,
Columbia University professor of
English and president Of the United
Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, will be
the dinner speaker.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Land Sales
Continue Brisk
In County

lmhe.ls 3eFasn Be- ines Wells
and habana Daniel Ma1nta
Well - e 81 Calpeane sab
division H9ls 5 aud e souagf
us T. 6azlie Taei 80 l6 j
70 s. REV
Jsme HafpnN Taa Mannhy.
70 Murphy ane Ms Halen Mu
PITS i@aenaae g. & T Simpson
and kas simpson - 10 5 As
icet n 5eF0me Rgau tract IN
sec 9 IT, R8W
TeNa . ocean spFaaE u Nars
y NespAs hoase and = W S
beaaFeRase avenue pars - Eel &
block rs nsp .
Dsea5 JORDAN emo deamln
Joeaan T. Rohefi II Hasfssan auc
Hattie Nae HARRISON H8ss s ans
ln Lee HaI subdivision If hescf
/ psrk Place
Cts = Faaagoaa s. AfdrI
LauuseI laf - 1n Canal street
Nineent Bapesse strip h e gem.
Bsptiste tract ciaim sre 8 T
S HeN
a / DeImas &C., nenne WvieT
lot elees = Dclma anasVsso
oi lots - and IS al Sidnlne Ksen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

ThAs abrasive hsesrean frame
hauAe ! bot aBe Of thousands Of
snail Iav sessi homes no~ being
assls ~ aeIenss areas b. private
capital ard inaastry 10 meet ihe
hsasiaf needs o. ~ar industry
workers Ana their families. The
salaaiisu plaeed b. the TIA on
shes property IL $s,zeo Including the
hand. This particular property -
located in . defense AREA af 4 south
Atlaatse state. IN etheF ieealitscs
the eass mas xary slightly. II
shaald be nsfed lhal The aesF plans
pictured here call lef ~leeattan ~
plumbinF equipment 70 conform
With ihe Emer Kenes Fiumbsng
Standards Ter lpefeH@s Housing.
Ihn hose wan purchases utth a
as-n Pc menl % $50 and an ip-
sared marsrage u skso h-
naneea uades Title u etef a
psrsaa Of 70 yeArs the monihiy
payments on a. THA-Hsasea neri-
gage e this Amomai wuuid b AZ.
ptuxGmassly sic. exclusive Of taxes
and hazard Insurance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25


ane
ce Da ne
M 88n savings
maa
eeu oer'
m a
g aaps -
anNHnR a aan
ra pes x
e rae neN mo
cages tef
an ICONS
SOS ~ aa 5usafanee eanpan
sgL gas ana aa earn
SEQ 600 nalaaH say
~ SIS 500 Qaa tnasvia.
se8sa6 0aa an8 q q mort
cases SIS SIS 8o0
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Materials Drop
Labor Rises In
Building Costs


WakhhgN1 s
nNolveo ID iite r~gus1rurtUa q 3
standard 50 TuaH n0uss Gfon
frartionaily during July bal =
DIR charges rna 81 " cent
sfe Fe0egai Hone I<ar hank 80
m~insSsraslon reported
Ak ) result tasss costa % build
lnk she standard nause nnnine
3 rsSc whsch heK3n no veags 49,
ihsauEn al M alsaten psrR
TleAlass uginat for mats ISIS
zxe spaw 10 pe4 rent hiKhsg THAR
snsr Aeu enc = pr cent ahst
the average uzousfl 81 ls15 1853
ftr hank administration reportko
Labor costs have Ftssn 3 per eeuf
sincr Iuly isSi and are = PEI
rent Shove TIE average 1873 iaS
iese
A analssas q inai*tnual com
nsunlssek reveais lhai during the
period from Ms g August of thas
yeaf. costs 81 the standard he0se
saoned iiisle alaanEs IN more than
hall Ell the repairing cities 81
fhr q cities included Ia tf1ts
nsanghk reports - Indicated ;
change - less taan SIS and uuis
ture eVldeuend tnxTeAses 81 more
than 500 IT, ofie case , defe
u ususr iisan ss90 was Fepostea
MnnlakAie bAiiasng nsaieA
nfiCe a. complied IS tf4c Uusctgi
States Department Of labor fn0x
81 frsciionalia upward carrying
he composite inaek lQf July r
Ez11 usss 1883 I80i
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Home Financing
Shows Rise In
July Over June


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49,
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O.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

lefenee OF Methodist Church &.
daakaH County land n clam
aa6 Is regular ae -.
Is R
Fad aaa Ford =
Bod g Sae Jaekaoa
EeHtH lot ; . Geell johnson
aa No . S
aaae kehs 585 ieat ea
rs Wt hn saHaaxW 5ha
leei gafth ana saaih e2ccpt fa
haef 15u Tess aQalH ana soaltI
aHa 1a0 fees ea aaa Wesl III NJ
sone4 m prFaIe esm MAJ
3 Dupont EaH g s
s 6 = City IS noa
Is " Bunhan ans Fea 4aa
~ q fbr Board Supervise q
aAsan canuss > N "a Herring
& Haaae S E Cu0an G
e B eg ] < Gsham aea E
= Hss trustees q Pa caEaa
Csaaee Seasaose Datrict N
Npp ConfefeHe 81 MelHa5
church tract d land Ia seq S aaa
regular se - p E
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Nupood y Ae ~ ~
llan Afirs Bennett J. "a Cs 80
- Thpmss S CoNaH Carroll i
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Navy Pay For
Land
SlO6 Per Acre

Executive viee president Nation
; Association Of Real Estate
nnardxf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

; Association Of Real hstafs
bnardsl
Average price nasa ns the uu4t
&c State Nav los land aeauifra
asisce January 49, IN guf AS
pnaKsam IS sbaas siD6 az acre Is
the period irem 5sEsuarx p -
June 81 tlss navy has acquired 3
total 81 TSzssA acges ~ : total
price Of 81 - - s. nafeAs
mats purchases var = psrf II Nee
York riss %ssszh Cust the govern
mani x2eI0oa0 Largest puf
ehzA was 68e6s Iesho acaes iof
use - . aan pgoxtng range
ehleh solo IoF So So cheapesf
bis vas Iia acres IN Georgia
whach the nass gof l0r . token
payment az $40
Condemnation under the MA
powers acts enables the navv n
move ia ard start operations
while negotiations Is 10 tne par
ehsse price q the property are
pending Roailne pfoernure = a.
lie intent Il uke bat purchases
have been frequently negotiated
Ell 81 eouff where property oar
ez will take the navys offered
prsce. which IS based OF 3 report
from three competent appraisers
hIghs % condemnation M ~
important navy instrument slnee.
keavy buying 81 coastal property
i usually n sell settled auo
klghiy developed areas Thls pro
cedufe wuuio not however. PIE
glude the use q skilled zeal =
tate brokers r land assembly,
problems And they car pe 81
great assistance n lacairne land
seeded sn1 u helping t. efieel
81 0uf % cuaEs settlement Wlth
the property owners unaeI 81
- which reeeniIs passed Cor
gHess the navy gwen aatao
- t. acquire and for nea
N746f30a0 public works PFC
gram
Some uuafieF ~ 3 million pee
rH mDEec Last xeaf Is 3 EesaIf 81.
~ largest land acquisition pre-
gam b. unItes States Aruv M
tor a. assembling ihe YES.
tracts 81 land necessary aez bonb
M langea To- camp sites ana
ulneT purpose fhe real estate
branch 81 tn #aI department
nas been up against many 8 eaEa.
paez appraAaI problem mans 5
AnoIfg title search
faF some aaa ahe arms -.
BED the help q the sesIsafs
council or HeaI estate coanases
= s0nle d fIse naass experience
Heu ~ ne res estate nea q 8.
Hua acquisition problems
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
FLA Insured
Mortgage Plan
Is Protection

Washington p Sect
Tae Fhh insured psDf Ee
sffen important safeguards A.
Families purchasing cxistna h8fae
prup iles ana rurtun1 ana
uous Fedefa8 Housing arala
oiscf Abu II Ferguson ds
elare0 TODAY
TIE value u tfesc 9Hu
ior prospective home buyes
been le.9H aeaaa d ifgs na
wartime curtis an al neW ha1at
Building eAeepf thal feQ 81
house Is r nasssa eesenua
N0 kcfe NJ Ferguson pafute
est Fm msa1 families wfn fIua
IS nerekssf r. move tnte eiaU
ens qaafseaa eNaiing fsoassss reg
resent TIE ani1 supply Ut shelter
whieb ell a nyaslable iaE ne
duration a ihe war
Ons 81 AH meat Important pro
festive features 81 the Insured
mortgage procedure i the FLA s
sound property valuation po
winch offers e. purchasers d ex
sting properties tine advantage
81 teetes appratsal ugethnd af1n
apegates Il prevent over haffeN
tn9 on tht hasl6 81 Inflated sasu
stlnns
Coupled w81h TINS s thu ufolen
tlon afforded b. sfe sina ang
term aFaafssSinE mortgage whsen
: required r. al FHA insured
horne loans FLA insured nsoft
gage uiatuff uuit Nhen t lass
months payment Sails due there
b. avoiding costly renewal fees
ARD tire possible financial eFuhaf
basement eaaeutit caused ~
snaff iegm sns ecgnd l1ifd
mortgages whlef hsyt M aai
tory arrangement iuf peraaie -
duciion " tue a0Wsni owed
rHA Insured m3 Aaa nfs
Sound existing houses uas erss
~ to ~ PEI cent of the FLA
valuation II the pGoperty ard ma
run ia b. long as 20 wears II
irfest charges are lmiite1 IA q
maximum q ~ p aeaian
aocina balaaees nius the FHA -
s0gance premium oi g Pc
cent Tn loans afe faie h
equal mentHik payments e
ira all fixed eilafEcs which SIS
many eaas are less HHn neHf
fof cnnpa stIe pfpperte Te
FILA insured uiaftgsKe = 81
taeeeiofe sffaa hons hals
means 81 siansizlnn Their has
housing costs eses e long tefIn
period
Under TIE FLA plan naHlhle
payussnN also include amounts
sufficient t. aeeamaisse Fea eS
tate taxes arc hazard lusa aae2
expenses IL advanee thereof pro
tecting against 0eiauli 90 THESE
important items
Fartfgei n~EuteEtsgn a. taa haNer
afforded b ifs FHA eea5t
requirements uB1er y 3 81
ntnnthly payments mas nas eN
ceeo o reasonable pnopo isen ~
tae baffoNa regular income
1t the tlFae the mortgage IS
plied iof III. lends g. pfeseu.
defaults e. ioreeink4re caused Is
over borrowing i hle borrower !.
tncunlr increase additions.
aFnuants NAV b paid against tie
mortgage and the complete ~.
ufemeui nt ne loan correspond
1ngly Quickened
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
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substituted 10 azaaH0l 81 3 efHHsH
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

Noank n E SsiraaaT IS com.
paisusp for men opttana4 toE
women
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

But when Lottie was 10, she found
out what Rose really meant.
She stayed away from shoool t
see Rose made an executive. There
were flowers and speeches, anC
Lottie had a sip of something tha
tickled her nose.
LIKE FATHER
Rose introduced her to every.
body and everybody said, how
charming she is. One tall lady
said:
"Why, she's beautiful. I sup
pose she looks like her father"
Rose laughed and said:
"Of course, I agree with you
that I'm not beautiful"
Lottie was angry at the tall
lady, but she was too shy TO do
anything but scowl at the floor.
Then her anger passed into won
der about her father.
She did not remember that he
was beautiful. She did not re-
member anything about him at all.
When Rose came home excited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

She had no idea where she was
going. She would go as far as her
pig bank would take her. She was
starting on a pilgrimage to find
her real father who loved and
wanted her.
Lottie let herself out of the
apartment just as Rose let herself
in. Lottie had waited until this
late hour, hoping to catch last
glimpse of her mother.
She had had heartrending
picture in her mind of herself
slipping unobstrusively down the
subway stairs as her unsuSpecting
mother mounted them.
MUCH CONFUSION
"Is that a suitcase?" Rose
asked in surprise.
II guess So" said Lottie in
some confusion. ~
ITO find my father" Lottie
said.
IL have the address," Rose
said in the same quiet tone. II
think you should write 10 ask II
there was space"
Lottic'S Scornful eyes swept the
lofty hall.
Daddy and I could be happy
In one little room"
| But his wife and his children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
makes her feel better to know I
am not her enemy"

NIL ttOt htT ChCthys
Lottie was straining back in her
memory. Her father was married
again, to a woman she could not
picture. Daddy and a strange
woman.
Daddy and a strange woman
passing her without speaking.
Memory came back in a rush,
not entirely clear, but a father
she had been shy of, a mother
who cried a lot, her small self
waking at the sound of a fist
against a face.
Lottie burst into tears.
IL don't care IL you get mar
ried again, you can even make
me call him daddy, as long as
you'll forgive me-"
Goose" said Rose gently.
you'll be the first bride I'm my
family. And that poor young
man would die IL you called him
daddy. There's nothing to for
give you for. Every child has
growing pains. You had a hard
attack, that's all"
They went in 10 dinner with
their arms around each other.
Tomorrow's short story: 1.-TWO
Who Escaped" by Anthony Rud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

and happy. Lottie was dreamy and
distant. Finally Lottie came back
from long way and asked if Rose
had picture of daddy.
Rose, looking puzzled and hurt
said there was a wedding picture
! in the bottom OF her trunk. She
would be glad to look for it some.
time.
Lottie said it did not seem SO
much TO look for il now, consider
ing she would pass her very own
father on the street and not know
him.
That thought made her tears
gush. and Rose got up quickly and
started for the storeroom.
Daddy was wonderfully hand
some in his wedding clothes, and
Rose, for all her satin and lace,
looked plain beside him.
Daddy's blond hair curled all
over his head. You could almost
see him trying to make it lie fiat
for the picture.
GLOWlNO ILLS
His eyes glowed like jewels in
his head. His nose was Grecian,
and his mouth was patrician. You
had only to look at him TO see his
noble character.
How could her mother have
separated her from a father like
that?
So Lottie entered into a period
of hero-worship. She shut herself
in a romantic world with dreams
of her handsome father.
She began to dislike her mother.
She began to believe that Rose had
coldly and calmly walked away
from a husband who adored her
to satisfy her selfish ambition to
see her name on an office door.
If only, thought Lottie, she had
been old enough to choose between
them.
She saw her father searching
for her in vain. knocking at one
door after another asking if any
one had seen his adored little
daughter. She saw her father
killing himself in despair.
But she stopped her flood Of
tears with the vision of her father
winging down in a huge silver
plane 10 reclaim her.
Roses whole life had conferred
around Lottie. Now Lottie was
growing up and away from her.
and for the first time Rose felt
the need of friends.
She did not know that Lottie
yearned for her father. She was
aware only that Lottie no longer
wanted her companionship. and
that she must fill the void that
Lotties withdrawal had left.
FINDS A STEADY
1t was a natural thing that Rose
should begin accepting the invita-
tionS she had heretofore refused.
II was also natural that one of
her men friends began 10 be her
regular escort.
She was not in love with him.
and he had no intention of letting
himself be serious about a some
what older woman with 10-year-
old daughter.
They were good friends who had
fun together, and that was all that
mattered 10 either Of them.
But not 10 Lottie. She felt that
her tickle mother was falling in
love with man who couldn't
begin 10 compare with the hus-
band she had abandoned
She imagined herself being made
TO call this awful man daddy.
Every morning she walked cX-
pccting TO find Roses bed I'M
touched and a note that said she
had run away TO get married
Lottie decided 10 run away first.