Our Gal Sal
by Peggy Fernway

Cecilia Vandyne is the social leader of the town.

Her son Glenn is a snob, but her daughter Allison is democratic and charming.

As children they played with a girl named Sally who had been raised on a farm.

When he is told Sal is coming to pay a visit Glenn hits the ceiling.

He tells Allison he will not have anything to do with that crude country girl.

Glenn doesn't know Sal has already arrived and she accidentally overhears Glenn.

Sal determines to have revenge on Glenn.

She disguises herself as the country girl she used to be, and before she is finished with him Glenn feels as though he had been through a wringer.