x Sally Comes Home

The Mary Lee Taylor Program. Up to you by Tetsmill, the first evaporated milk. Come to the Mary Lee Taylor Program featuring the story of the week about that lovable pair, Jim and Sally Carter, and the Tetsmill recipe of the week.

If you were listening last week, you know that Mary Lee Taylor and her staff have just completed a wonderful new 16-page book of recipes and meal plans called New Ideas for Everyday Meals. And if you haven't sent for this brand new collection of time-saving money-saving recipes for everything from one dish dinners to delicious make-ahead-of-time desserts,

be sure to get your request in today. Just write to Mary Lee Taylor, Carol this station, or to test milk St. Louis's own one Missouri and ask for new ideas. And now it's Mary Lee on NBC, and here she is.

Hello, this is Mary Lee Taylor. As you probably know, our young friend, Jim and Sally Carter, are now the proud parents of a baby girl named Bessie. Everything's going along smoothly too, or was, until the day Jim came to the hospital and said, Sally, are you sure you ought to be coming home so soon?

Well, it's all right, but well, it's just the same. And Sally consided to her friend, must be really. I can't understand it. Everybody acts so funny about my coming home. What's wrong? What's the mess?

You'll hear the surprising story of Sally's homecoming in just a minute. But first, I promise that after the story, I'm going to give you one of my favorite recipes from our brand new book. What's the recipe for, Mary Lee?

Yes, Salad, Belle. And that the color photograph of this grand salad on page nine of this new book. Oh sure, here it is. It's in a big wooden salad bowl, and it's a combination of them, let me see, now.