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"Little Martha" by Ann Chidester., as it appeared in a 1951 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. Illustrated by Lucia.

"Althea hadn't taken a really good look at Harry in ages... but she did when Sybil turned up." "Harry, You're Wonderful" by Eleanor Shaler, as it appeared in a 1950 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. Illustrated by Gwen Fremlin.

"The Bride a Stranger" by Nelia Gardner White, as it appeared in a 1950 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. Illustrated by Dorothy Monet.

"A Date For Dorothy's Party" by Val Teal, as it appeared in a 1950 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. Capably illustrated by Walter Baumhofer.

"Who says the faint of heart never wins?" "The Shy Ones" by William Bruckner, as it appeared in a 1950 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. Illustrated by Arthur Sarnoff, who I'd say really nailed the tension between them!

"Now Lisette had him to herself. She Adored him.But she was not the only girl... in Paris... in the spring..." "Then There Were Three" by Peggy Mann, as it appeared in a 1950 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. Illustrated by Fredric Varady.