Perfect Match
Peggy went about her work and minding her own business while she was stationed at the base. Before long, she ran into Billie’s dad, who was stationed in the propeller sector of the facility. Before she even realized it, she had already met Billie, and from the very beginning there were sparks in the air. Peggy bucked the gender stereotypes of the period because she desired more for herself than to just marry a wealthy man and live off his money. She worked hard every day to overcome difficult mechanical challenges so that she might fulfill her desire to play a role in the defense of her nation.
Perfect Match
Courtship As It Should Be
Peggy and Billie had not met at a party or other social gathering; rather, they had become pen friends, which was a really romantic way for them to get to know each other. In those days, this was a significant mode of communication, as well as a common and popular manner for males to court and flirt with women in their own unique style. It is important to keep in mind that during this time period, there was no social media, no way to send direct messages on Facebook, and not even skyping. Because there were large distances to cover, the most effective and reliable method of communication was the mail.
Courtship As It Should Be
