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A Doomed Prom Date
By Marilyn Loy Turner
Mr. Right was busy, so Mr. Wrong had to do.
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A Quiet Log Cabin Life
By Mary Aletha Davis
It got a little livelier after they met their neighbors.
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A Sandwich Surprise
By Gary Meredith
He wasn't the only prankster in the family.
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All Night at Grandmother's
By Shirley Waxbom
She might have had a weak heart, but it was made of gold.
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Allie and Isabel's Advice
By William Pepe
The newlyweds needed (and heeded) their wise words.
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Belle of the Ball
By Tamara Moran-Smith
It took a little finagling, but they found a solution that made everyone happy.
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Cinderella's Ballet Flats
By Sandra Jean Bolen O'Conner as told to John J. Lesjack
There was no denying that they fit.
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Cruising With Classmates
By John J. Lesjack
The adventure has buoyed them for more than 60 years.
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D Is for Daddy
By Audrey Corn
It made perfect sense to them.
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Dish Towels and Life Lessons
By Wendy All
They were a symbol of tried-and-true housekeeping traditions.
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From City Mouse to Mountain Mouse
By Patty Sheneman
They discovered a quiet life in a log cabin lodge.
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Garden Hose Heroine
By Susan J. Decuir
The petite woman overcame a hefty challenge.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Springtime Bridal Brunch
By Georgia Kohart
Honor the bridesmaids too!
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Truck Air
By Sharon Ervin
What was so funny about that?
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Frankie and Annette Hit the Beach
By Michael O'Donnell
The series set in the sand became a pop culture sensation.
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May Day Memories
By Trudy K. Snyder
The impressive scene made her wish to be queen.
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My Dress of Many Colors
By Sandra Warwick
It made her feel all grown up at 7 years old.
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My Grandmother's Kitchen
By Kathy Yost
The food was always better, and the company was the best.
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Pop Hits a Homer
By Mort Levine
It was many years later before it all sank in.
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Princess for a Week
By Cheryl Stack-Heil
They had a way of making her feel special.
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Reluctant Square Dancers
By Flo Young
They really didn't want to go, but they quickly learned to do-si-do!
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Saturday Night Dances at the VFW
By Nancy Zuk
The weeknight gigs were fun, but the weekend events were tops!
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Snakes by the Quart
By Cherie Walter
Her entrepreneurial spirit was alive and well, but just a bit misguided.
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Sousaphone Serenade
By Dewey E. Olson
Had he really played with the March King?
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Thank You, Sadie Hawkins
By Tamara Moran-Smith
The daring date brought her out of her shell.
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The Fortnightly Club
By Valerie Battle Kienzle
Eventually they made it past the awkward part.
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Walking Tall
By Susan Davis
Her first real pair of high heels -- no hoe required!
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