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Girls' Love Stories #9

Jan 1951 · DC · 0.10 USD
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Contains 10 stories
Two Roads to Romance
10 pp · Romance
Louise MaynorRandy BlairJanet HaytonDad MaynorChuck

In "Two Roads to Romance," Louise finds herself drawn to Randy, a free-spirited drifter who comes to her quiet town of Seaville. When he returns as part of a traveling carnival, their connection deepens—though not without friction, especially from Randy’s boss Janet, who isn’t happy about Louise’s growing presence. As the road ahead twists and turns, one thing’s clear: love, like the carnival, doesn’t stay put for long.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
BinnyMrs. SimmsRonnieMr. HendersonMr. BrownH. Jones
Yesterday's Kisses
8 pp · Romance
Lina WintersMilesDorette HortonBart Anderson

In "Yesterday's Kisses," Lina travels to the new town where her fiancé Niles has moved for work, only to find him distant and seemingly drawn to another woman, Dorette. As she grapples with doubt, her friend Bart steps in to help, leading Lina on a path of tennis lessons and quiet determination—where the real game isn’t just about winning matches, but about what comes after.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
JohnnyJanie
Sweethearts' Moon
8 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier
DebbyVic CraneMiss Dixon

In "Sweethearts' Moon," Debby faces heartbreak when her fiancé, Vic, returns from a rodeo trip with amnesia, leaving their wedding in doubt. As she watches him reconnect with the ranch, she finds herself competing for his affection—not just with the past, but with Miss Dixon, the ranch owner who’s clearly taken an interest. The story unfolds with quiet tension and emotional warmth, as one rodeo ride might just bring back more than just memories.

Taken for Granted
7 pp · Romance
Ellen CarterKen WalenProfessor SmithCliff WestonMr. Trimble

In "Taken for Granted," Ellen’s quiet dedication to her job at a department store is tested when her busy boyfriend Ken pushes her to take night classes—only to later question her choices when she excels and lands a better position at a rival store. When both Ken and her new boss make proposals tied to her career, Ellen walks away to start her own jewelry shop, finding independence on her own terms. The story’s emotional core lies in how love and ambition collide, and whether trust can be rebuilt when both parties finally see each other clearly.

Nancy Carter, Dona Reed, Beatrice Kleinschmidt, Jane Whitley
1 pp · Non-Fiction
Nancy CarterDona ReedBeatrice KleinschmidtJane Whitley
A Friend of the Groom
8 pp · Romance
Meg PattersonThea PattersonAdam LangDr. Leigh

In "A Friend of the Groom," Meg, a dedicated teacher, finds herself the unexpected recipient of a wedding bouquet—rumored to signal her next marriage. When reporter Adam, smitten and persistent, declares his intentions, Meg brushes him off, focused on her career. But when Adam shifts his attention to her sister Thea, Meg begins to question whether she’s truly missed her chance. The truth behind their sudden romance slowly unfolds, revealing a carefully staged ruse meant to open her eyes.

Untitled Romance story
1 pp · Romance
Carol
A Birthday
1 pp · Romance

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Reprints

Reprinted in Secret Hearts #51 (1958), Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #5 (1958), Girls' Love Stories #60 (1959), Secret Hearts #53 (1959), Twin Hearts #21 (1959)

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