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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Short Stories
Once to Every Man — Mary Roberts Rinehart — 20
The Other Sister — Mildred Hall — 22
Light Fingers—Warm Heart — Dwight Hutchison — 25
Somebody for Joe — George Shively — 32
The Wife He Wanted — Gertrude Schweitzer — 35
Serials
A Bond Between Us (Part I of three) — Stanley Kauffmann — 17
Young Man with Money (Part III of four) —
Clarence Budington Kelland — 28
Articles
Men with a Date — Doris Fleeson — 4
Six Girls and a Boy — 10
You Can’t Keep Them Down — Margot Roberts — 19
Born in Glendale — Grace Thorne Allen and Will Connell — 24
Your Town Could Do It Too — Helena Huntington Smith — 30
Babes in the Wildwood — Archibald Rutledge — 36
Features
The Red Slipper — Louise Dickinson Rich — 7
War Letters (Share Your Mail) — 8
More Pointers for the Parties (Companion Poll) — 12
The Round Table — 14
Every Dog Has His Say (Poem) — A. C. Gate — 38
Carnival (Contests) — 103
Food
Back-yard Banquet — Dorothy Kirk — 76
2000 Heads Are Better Than One — Elizabeth Beveridge — 84
June Food Calendar — Nell B. Nichols — 87
Take a Tip from Yellow Springs — Doris Tisdale — 92
Fashions
Two Ways to Dress in Wartime — Elizabeth Ambrose — 26
California at Your Fingertips (Patterns) — 52
Instead of a Veil — 62
Medley of Make-its — Rosemary Marrow — 68
Good Looks
It’s an Art — Hazel Rawson Cades — 54
Homemaking
Thirst Quenchers for Your Garden — Lou Richardson — 72
Sew Your Own — Virginia Hamill — 75
Cooking in Cramped Quarters — Elizabeth Beveridge — 98
Cover: Kodachrome by Mead-Maddick
Model: Barbara Britton of Paramount Pictures
The characters in all stories and serials in this magazine are purely imaginary. No reference or allusion to any living person is intended.