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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1942)
SERIAL STORY ViWHEN A GIRL MARRIES BY RENE RYERSON MART ffr.TJSlk'SiV TIIK UTORI'l Wkllti arr Ian. llr- la aarar at a lake mort, foald aaaron, alraoaraftarr. aaa taken a fttrnlah.4 anartmrnt - for a arrrrt varalloa ol krr avra. Hka want lone nf the lel.ar , and luaurr Ikat aae nliui at fcnmr, 1U0 waKta to Make .are J krr lova Cur Ton ltrlBi.aU, , ea.tn aae kaa nriimlaed to aaarrr. aae kna tnl Tom aka la voir.- out of town on a bu.l- , neaa trip. At tka aparlmeat Knld la attrartro to on ol krr nelgkhora. handsome jonnir llr. ' llenrr Holllday. Nkr la ratkar ra.ard when tko apparrnt bach elor la vl.lled hr htm 7oaaf aoa. Later Knld reaeejea tko rklld from a vleloua dna, la larllcd to aapnar hr tka doctor. a a GOOD NEIGHBORS ckaWlk via JjJNTD couldn't decide whether she was glad or sorry about what she had learned, as she un dressed tor bed. If Dr. Holllday was a divorced man, he was free man. And yet the feeling was so hazy that she had diffi culty analyzing it a divorce eumehow iarnished him in her mind. It was like seeing, unex pectedly, clay leot on a marble statue. It was Wednesday evening about 9 when her doorbell rang. when she answered it, there stood the doctor. He grinned at her amiably. 1 . "It's too beastly hot to stay In doors tonight I saw your light I thought, maybe, you'd like to take a ride." Enid looked down at her paint- smeared smock. She d been work ing all day, she hadn't even been cut for a breath of "I'd be glad to," she said shyly, "if you don't mind waiting until I dress." . "Of course not," he told her. "Just ring my bell when you're ready." " ' She fairly flew Into her clothes. - A black wool sport dress cut on expensively simple lines she shivered when she thought how much she had paid for it, the jacket of her white linen suit, the white sandals and a pair of hose so sheer you couldn't believe they were there. She swept her hair up swiftly into its simple arrange ment' Then a touch of deep rose lipstick matching her nail polish, and perfume on brows and in the hollow of her throat an evasive fragrance as delicate as the scent of wild flowers. - Her reward was the look Dr. Holliday gave her when he joined her in the hall, a look of admira tion and acceptance. ' "He really thinks I belong to his class," Enid thought as she settled beside him in the seat of the convertible. "I wonder how he'd act if he knew I was a $20-a-week stenographer - off on a binge?" . But she couldn't feel sorry for the deception at the moment - T)R. HOLLIDAY took the river , road. He had the top down jon the car and above them the f stars shone big and luminous, and jwere reflected in the still dark reaches of. the river. As they drew jpear the -Club Del Rio they could Ihear" the dance music. Enid re membered- the last night she had been there with Tom, the night (they had run into Grace Dingline and Norma Senton from the office. ' . Dr. Holliday motioned for serv lloe.to a pert waitress who had I just brought a tray to the next car. "What, will you have?" he asked Enid. ".' She smiled. "You must be "linihd" reader. I just remembered that I hadn't had any supper.' ' '"Why didn't you tell me? Well go' inside and order a steak." "No. A sandwich is all I want ilt's rather silly, isn't it, to forget imeals." ; ;He gave their order to the watt ling girl and turned back to her, '"If; I'm not being impertinent :wnat made you forget?" "Oh, I was busy painting." , ', "That's right You told me you were a lasnion artist By the way, : nave you landed a job yet?" '. . Enid shook her head. "No I'm not having much luck." , He considered for a moment j"I might be able to help you. iSam Thornton, head of the adver tising department at Lillet's, is a i good friend of mine. Would you :like a letter to him?" . "Would I?" Enid echoed fer vently, "I'll write one when we get back," he promised. The band glided into a hot rendition of "Blues in the Night." The doctor hummed it lightly under his breath. Impulsively he turned to her. "Let's dance, this one." "Oh I don't dance well." "All the more reason to dance with me," he said cheerily. "I'm not a professional either." . He was not to be put off with casual excuses, Enid saw. Rather helplessly she let him help her out of the car and lead her around to the front entrance of the dance pavilion. He bought a strip of dance tickets, and they went down the shallow steps to the dance floor. Dr. Holllday, as he had freely admitted, wasn't a good dancer. He seemed to know only one step sand it kept them turning around land around, but there was no (place to go on the crowded dance Ifloor anyway. Enid gradually grew Jess tense. There wasn't much chance of anyone she knew spot ting her in such a crowd, either. It was their second time around Hhe floor that she saw Tom and Phil. They were seated at a table (on the terrace, drinking beer and jwatching the dancers. She stopped abruptly and her stomach went jcold. Dr. Holliday looked down at (her. "What's the matter?" " She. pulled at his arm. "I feel Ifaint Let's get out of here." She jdldn't know how white her face iwas. a-"-j.TE guided her to the steps and tip. He didn't release her arm .rati) she was seated in the, car. I "Feel better now?" he asked anx iously. She nodded her head. "Yes," lamely. "I guess it was going too long without eating and then lancing." "I was enjoying If he said ilmply. "I was too," she said quickly, until" "Until what " She floundered. "Oh. nothing." She could feel his keen glance in her face in the semi-darkness. But they were half way back to lown before his warm chuckle broke the silence. "What are you laughing at?" Eiiitl nskcu lti a smaii voice. He chuckled again. "I'd give a lot to know who it was you saw that made you want to leave so suddenly." She tried to be Indignant "t didn't see anybody. I told you I felt faint" Her voice trailed miserably. He didn't believe her. That was the worst of lying. You started with one little deception, and that made anoiher and an other one necessary. If she wasn't posing as a stranger in the town she wouldn't have to deny having seen someone she knew at the Del Rio. "You haven't got a husband mislaid, somewhere, have you?" the doctor asked with a sudden change of voice. "Of course not." This time she didnt have to feign indignation. "I'm sorry," he apologized. "About that letter to Sam Thorn ton. I'll write it tonight and leave it in your mail box when I go out in the morning. You can gt It when you get up." "Thanks a lot Dr. Holliday. It's kind of you to bother." "No bother," he insisted, grin ning, and then teasingly, "Not Doctor Holliday, please. It's 'Hank' to my friends." 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