Romantic Story #59

When a young woman named Virginia begins receiving special delivery letters from her old friend Hank while he's away finishing his studies, she finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Fred Bennett, the charming postal worker making the deliveries. As Virginia's feelings become confused between the two men, fate intervenes in an unexpected way that forces her to confront what her heart truly wants. A tender story about love tested by distance and distraction, where a girl discovers that sometimes the answer arrives when you least expect it.

A shy young woman named Sally struggles to speak up when introduced to others, but discovers that putting herself in social situations—from answering phones to singing before an audience—can help her build confidence. Through practical advice on how to handle everything from group performances to accepting a phone call for a date, this 1962 story shows that shyness needn't hold back a girl from her opportunities.

A practical guide shows how the right colors can transform a young woman's appeal—proving that true popularity isn't about looks alone, but knowing how to make the most of them. Learn which shades flatter blondes, brunettes, and redheads, and discover why color choice matters more than you might think. "Put Color in Your Life" offers timeless advice on standing out for all the right reasons.

A young woman heartbroken by her first love's sudden marriage finds herself drawn to his older brother Carl when he comes to console her—and what begins as a way to ease her pain gradually becomes something real. But as the months pass after their wedding, Fran must confront an uncomfortable truth: she married Carl believing he could fill the void left by his brother, and now she's caught between the man who truly loves her and the ghost of a love that refuses to fade.