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from W. M. Praitt and hb wife. E.
V I'ruiU to Thomas L. Blalock and
wife. O. M. Blalock. dated Octo-
, 1 7 and registered in "c
Register ot Deed lor
v, North Carolina- ':.:
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This must be the shed un ahead.
The Dath Rockv had described was
not htird to find. It led through a
wok! of beeches and towering oines.
On either side ferns grew to a height
of three feet. Rockv had said he
wanted to talk to her. His face had
not looked verv haopv. What had he
found out?
Mu.sU- came tentatively from the
other end of the lone delphinium alley.
A ham. a cello, violins were petting
in readiness. Doris remembered. The
wedding rehearsal. She heard the oft
laugh of a girl nearby.
There was a bench in the yew arbor.
She and Rocky cmld sit there and be
unseen by the wedding party as they
talked.
She crossed th,. greensward and .sat
down on the hard bench to wait for
Rocky.
She heard someone coming over the
fustic bridge- A minute futer she saw
Rocky. How tall ho was. and she
liked the way he moved, with long
swift strides. But his face looked
worried. Everything was not all right.
He heart became heavy as she looked
at his- dr.iwn features. There was
imnr. trouble-
CHAPTER XII
He sat down beside her and took her
hands in hi.-. His eyes were full of
an anguish that swept her instantly.
"Rocky." she said, trying to rally
ngains: the w'lves of depression that
came from him. "Didn't you hear
what 1 said about not being Diane
Men ell?"
"There's not a doubt that vou're
Diane Merrell."
The reaction
too much. Tin
fa id he wasn'
liring the word
spairingly bad.
was set, his eve;
Ix'g-an to hake
looked, .stricken
:iass. "Doris.''
1 to voiu- family.
at
with misery
he In-gait- I've
They scut you
i.
h-
aci;
all
We
ami he
for you
: ' ill her. hopes wa.
' 'man in the call had
l!ut she could not
out. She stared de
at Rocky-; His jaw
grim. Then her body
uncontrollably.
I ori-. I ai ling I nri
Don't feel
"But- "
Rocky took her left, hand He
flipped the wedding ring from her, lin
ger. He looked at he insci'i)t ion on
the inside. H I.. V. to D. M.
Howard 1. -.Valery t.o Diane Merrell!
"1 forgot about that." she said
faintly.
"There's : lie luggage, too. It was
i' t her unusual luggage, you know."
He was silem. Doris, said. "I was
Mrs Howard Valery. You fee I ve
read about it m the papers." The
Kwect drowsy air was stifling now.
-'Rocky that's whalt the gnrl m
T.inge s called me Mrs. Valery! I
heard the Val and thought she said
Du Val because oh I wanted so
dreadfully to be "
His- ,'irms en(lord hor. "Did vou?
Oh D,
Doris.'
She
a -mom
was h
arm.
1 (.
"l . :
W his pel-
The
green
them c
the g:i
for t hi
,l
He I
not hei
"Wl
ris
did vmi? You're
w( et
desperately. Then
-wept her. Rocky
'Rockv!" In: his
ate. His warm
,. bringing magic.
t vou torevcr.
I ii
Pons
;.g t-i I
ary pi'
i'i icjul
seemed -lched
hers,
e take car-
t Rocky.
words wei,. verv sweet. The
mystery of the yew arbor held
almly. They wei-e oblivious to
y voire beyond getting ready
wedding -rehearsal.'
I've seen my family?"
loilded. "Your father and your
- your sister and your uncle."
at wei-e thev like?"
l-e nice. They !ov(. you,
H
the
talk
He tlrew back from her, .still hold
ing her. and felt in hi pocket. lie
drew out a long wallet.
Doris took it wondermgly. Inside,
were many bills one or two docu
ments. "Money?" said Dons.
"Yes Your father wants you to -o
-U..KV.' It's a nusspoi" there that pa-
' i V...I i-nm, trouble getting
Km v-o.n- father knew a man at W a
incton- That's why
yesterday." .
"You mean my family wants me to
run away?" ...
Rockv hesitated. "Vour uncle is a
doctor a specialist in. well in things
juf.1 like what you've (rot"
"You mean Drain oisea-ses.
-u,.iivt. Rut vour brain is
,i,rht Anvwav I talked to him
had a consultation about it
iwl thn-, was sure .suicide
to give yourself up."
She looked at him haggardly. "But
they'd kill me anyway for what I did,
wouldn't they? I suppose. 1 deserve it.
I took that that young mans life.
' No- they'd prokibly be able to get
vou off -well vou're young and I don't
think a jurv would convict you at
least once they'd seen you there
would be a good chance of your get
ting otf. But your brain couldn t
it "
"Anri I'm to live the rest of my lifer
wanted bv the police?"
He held her closely. " ou're going
to spend the rest of your life --wanted
bv me You're going to do -what your
mother want- you to do, and what
vour uncle advises: You're going U,
jet me take care of you, Aren t you .
Hi lips were very close. She did
no; answer.
They. kissed-."After a while hockv
said- '"'I've made till my plms. We'll
wait here until- the. rehearsal is over.
Then I'll -peak to Beatrice- and get
vour clothes. We'll leave by back
Is1, i ml move toward I unaiia. i neie
boa; sailing from Quebec tonigm.
I. miu' I en hack and forth from
s frequently on business,
iost well live in. Pari
York. You'll not be recognized in
I'M-is Nobody- will suspect my who
"Your wife! h but 1 can't be your
will- what about Doris?" She drew
back In the excitement of crowded
events she had forgotten about Molly-"Rocky-
a girl came from Doris and
we that is- Beatrice really did it
locked her in the closet And I
wonder if she's there still?'.'-
"Oh that was Molly." said Rocky
ea-ilv. "That's all right. As soon as
I got here -which was a couple of
minutes after you left. Beatrice said
1 saw Moltv. We got her out of the
eloset, poor kid. She delayed me or
I'd have followed you sooner."
"Hut what did she say about Doris?"
"Good (i d. T haven't told you,
Ivtve I? And it's the only ray of light
in an otherwise gloomy night. Doris
is in Reno.
Her mind Hew-back to the -cone m
th,, Biltmore dressing room. "I might
have known. She talked about getting
divorce in Reno the . whole time i
nw ler. -nno wi'in out, o immuuj
T.-a: -mil.:
li::!
:-i.ed fiuuu
-prang to v.
"Look!"
Advancing .-iowly through
ly vista of delphiniums came
St. (Jardens a beautiful brie
father's arm. Their feet p
Iv in time with the slow strains
Rockv." whispered Doris, "h-
closely. I I rem cm be r."
His hear: 'was beating wildly, but
he said nothing. Th,. slow dignified
niitpt of the weddinir march swelled
and deepened. Her eyes had closed.
"I was married in a garden
said at last.
(To be continued.)
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Win-tnii-Salem. X. C. Trustee, which
said deed of trust is registered ."he
office of tile Register of Deeds of Hay
wood County. North Carolina in book
made in the payment of note, and
m,,l in the novment of notes and. I
or bonds .-ecured by said deed of
trust), the undersigned Trustee will
on the 18th day of December, 193,'J.
at- 12:00 . 'clock noon at the Court
House door in th,. City of Waynes
ville, North Carolina, offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described
lands and premises to-wit:
Certain real estate situated in the
City of Hazelwood, County of Hay
wood. Stat of North Carolina, and
described as follows:
BEGINNING on a -take at the in
'tersection of Laurel and Poplar
Streets, thence S. 73" East 150 feet
with the side line of Poplar Street to
18.') feet with the side line of said
to a stake; thence N 73 W. 150 feet
to a stake in the Southeast side line
of Laurel Street; thence S- 17 W.
l.s.'i feet with trie sidP line of said
Street to the Beginning, and being
i:xi-;
illg qu
es a'.-j of J
is to notify i
against th,.
to the undei
Ibth day of
notice will bi
1 eroVelV,
All persons indebted fci
will please make payment
ThU llith dav of November. 1933
C. N". ALLEN, Executor.
,.f th ps.ite of J. M. Mock, dee'd.
No. 132 Nov. 16-23
.sam estate
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This un
itialize Diane
known family was bar
"You mean thev si
Merrell?"
"Yes. And thev don't heliev,. vou
did it."
"But tin. papers say''
"Ye-. The evidence is all against
vou- The; Valery- family will do every-
t hi Mir. in their power to to convict
VOU. '
nnyciocs my la mil v think I am
innocent?"
KCK Ky imiKod down at tier . ringless
hand, ' Thev have no reason. Thev
believe only hecaus' they love vou
the same reason that 1 believe."
Their eves held. Out of the black
terrible depths Doris felt waves of
light and joy bearing her upward
Rocky loved her. His face touched
'hcr& with a dreamlike closeness
Everything else was shut away. He
loved her, , "Dons, darling Doris. I
love vou. I've alwavs loved you.
Don't be. unhappy. Let me take care
of you always."
Rocky was speaking like .that. II
loved her. He had aiwavs loved her,
She had never been so happy
"Rut Rocky"
Hi lips .brusned the rest tenderlv
. troni her lips. ' Do you love me? '
Ihev kissed. Kocky knew now
She did love him No matter what she
would say, no .matter what he had
done. Hp would know that. He would
alwavs know
But he was asking her. -Dons,
dearest Dons, do vou love mc?"
He wanted an answer. He must
have "in answer. Did she love hnn or
was it onlv thai she needed him so
badly? There was no doubt. ' Rocky
darling." she whisoered. ,-I do love
you. You re- "
i Rocky s face flushed into a smile.
'I'm happy," he finished for her softly.
She caught Rockv. e. -shoulder. '"You
haven't told ni yet! You haven't told
me whats troubling you. 'Vou're ter
rtnly -jnset about .somethintr."-
He
OU,
paier:
laughed ruefully. "I m at raid
The stnrv ot the babv was a fake
to soften my heart and loosen up tne
purse strings, .snvwav sue s oeen ui
there tor six weeks now. and ner-casv
comes up fod'ay."
Today. That's why Molly came
. Doris read tin' s'lry in the
vesterdav about our being
sto)ped by the police. She saw a swell!
chance to get a in nriage settlement.
Welt she goi. it." '
You mean- vou re going to give
her money?"
in thousand. I sent her a wire.
It's cheap at the price- And 1-athcr
will fork it over when ho hears the
whole srorv " Hi cheek touched hers
ftlv. "I mav be a free man right
now it the court, has met. 1 could
n't say much before." "...'
"Where's the man in the cab.'" .
"In the hospital. He's got a broken
shoulder bone. Otherwise he's all
right- I'd like to talk to him. He
could tell u a lot, but there won't be
a chance ot seeing him." He lingered
her cheek lovingly. "Just think, dear,
we'll be on the high seas this time tomorrow.-
'
Again she felt, floods of light rush
lne un from her inner being. She lay
with closed eves resting against Rocky.
She hardly heard his words:
"If the wire comes from Doris we
can get married if vou will-'
It was possible;- Anything was pos
sible now that Rocky loved her. Tjhat
was security. thP onlv safety perhaps
that .she would ever know. But it was
enough. They would bo side bv side
like "his forever.
Someone s cheek wa against hers.
Who was holding her closely? All
around her was ov. sweet protection.
And a familiar melodv was sounding
faintly m her ears.
She sprang to her feet and looked
over the hedge. She .saw two girls
walking through an aisle of - del.
phimums. The stato-iv wedding march
had begun.
Slv swayed, clutched at the lacy
leaf of a cedar tree. Rocky was be
side her. He caught her ann, steadied
her Sne looked up cat him with glassy
eyes then ner gaze returned to the
wedding party.
There were .lilacs!'. Dons' voice
was low. - Lilacs and dogwood. Spring!
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLI
CATION
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IX THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Dewey Rogers
vs
Pearl Rogers.
The defendant above named wil
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the hu
perior Court of Haywood County to
secure a divoive absolute on Uie
ground of two years separation, and
the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear
before the Clerk of the Supe-nor Court
in said County on the 20th day of
December 1933. and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to th Court fo;
tne n.
uuu-ry. the follow ii.
if, lying and being
Townshio, Ha -,v -.;
North Carolina, and :.- ;
described as follow--:
BEGINNING it a ta.
Southeast side of tne exten-i.
Street, Melton corner, ur.d : .;
with said East street, s. iT ,
50 feet to a stake; then,-.- S.
100 feet to a stake; thence . .,:
22 Vs feet to a stake; tlienee X
E. 91 feet to a stake; thence N. :.
E 82 feet to said Melton line; - i
with said line N. 82 30' W. ! , .
to the BEGINNING, being lot. ,
and two of the Jerry Liner Eas-. ,
nesville tract as subdivided dun.
1926. Being the same land ;; ';
conveyed in a deed from Jerry !::.-.
and wife, Georgia Liner, and iL
Sloan, to D. S. Cabe, dated the i;
day of January, 1927, and whi.v
iecorded in the office o the Rvg;,
of Deeds of Haywood County, N,
in Book of Deeds No. 74. page 27j, .
which said deed and record refers
is hereby made for a full and
plete description.
Sale made pursuant to power ot -.j
confen-ed upon me by virtue of a c, I
of trust executed by D. S. Cabe : '
wife, Mary Cabe, dated Octobw ;,
1928, and recorded in Book 23,
89, Record of Deeds of Trust of Hi
wood County. i
This the 18th day of November
GEO. H. WARD
-Trust.-.
No. 139 Nov. 23-30 Dec. 7-11 i
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All Property on Which 1932 Tax
es Have Not Been Paid Will Be
Advertised for Sale Thursday,
December 14th, And Will Be Sold
on The Second M
In Order to Prevent Prope rty from
Being Sold And To Avoid Additi
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