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A Day for a New "Do"
By Helen Shrell
They were lacking the money and experience but not the determination.
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A Hair-Raising Tale
By JoAnn Schueller Cooke
Creating curls in her straight hair took quite an effort.
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A Providential Punishment
By Terry Huntingdon Tydings
It all started with some illicitly applied lipstick.
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Adventures in Hair Coloring
By Frances Smith
She just had to change her boring hair color to something more "groovy."
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Aunt Betty's Dream Wedding
By Audrey Corn
She made it down the aisle thanks to a familiar face.
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Being Eddy
By Tamara Moran-Smith
Getting her hair to cooperate was often a losing battle.
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Bubble Dishes and Oil Drums
By Carleen M. Tjader
The whole place seemed magical.
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Cheers, Dancing and Laughter
By Donna McGuire Tanner
It was the cherished home of all three.
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Crepe in the Rain
By Mary Lou McKillip
She was compelled to use the umbrella -- but not for its intended purpose.
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Eating Roses
By Michele Ivy Davis
Her English wasn't perfect, but that didn't stop her.
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French Twist Pinup Girl
By Annette Kochera
With limited time and funds, she counted on her creativity.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Which Came First?
By Georgia Kohart
No matter the answer, egg and chicken dishes are perennially popular.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- A Bug in a Ditch
By John Scanlan
He may have been a tad overconfident.
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Helping Grandpa
By April Knight
Strangely, he didn't seem to appreciate her assistance.
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Just Resting His Eyes
By Doug Sletten
He deserved a little break on Sundays, didn't he?
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Looking Hollywood Way -- The Parents Know Best
By Michael O'Donnell
Donna Stone and Jim Anderson were America's ideal mom and dad.
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My Time to Shine
By D.E. Brigham
Just when he thought it was safe to exit the stage ...
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Paw Paw's Toast
By Mona Baria Leach
Oven-baked and made with love, there was nothing quite like it.
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Soup Cans and Purple Violets
By Arlene Shovald
They were the makings of the perfect Mother's Day gift.
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Special Delivery
By Jan Rich
He smiled his way through the rugged terrain on the longest route.
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Stage Presence
By Cheryle Hoskins Bigelow
Her dad taught her how to keep her cool under pressure.
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Sweet Pea Memories
By Penny Piper
Grandma made the painstaking process seem easy.
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Swish, Sway, Smile
By Karen Fauris
She didn't know exactly what it all meant, but she knew exactly what she was supposed to do.
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The "Measure" of a Man
By Lawrence H. Balleine
The treasured tool tells a touching tale.
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The Announcer
By Ken Wisniewski
Things were going surprisingly well until ...
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The Jitterbugs
By Ray Richmond
He already had the hairdo -- he just needed the dance moves to go with it.
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The Power of Mom and Little Lulu
By Rebecca DeGeorge
A 10-cent comic book in the hands of a loving mother made all the difference.
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The Upper is Lower
By Jim Riley
He had no choice but to ad-lib.
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When the Wet Head Lived
By Lewis A. Kocher
Practically overnight, one commercial changed everything.
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Young, Strong and Brave
By Dave Borowski
That's how he will always be remembered.
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Cows in the Road
By Larry D. Kendrick
He knew he would face a tough interrogation.
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