Is Nicki After Jim

The Mary Lee Taylor Program brought to you by Pet Milk. The first evaporated milk. Yes, welcome to the Mary Lee Taylor Program featuring the story of the week about Jim and Sally Carter and the Pet Milk recipe of the week.

You know, we've received so many requests for the Pet Milk recipe book called New Ideas for Everyday Meals, that today is the last time we can offer it. So today, sure, write for your free copy.

Just print your name and address and the words, new ideas on a postcard and send the card to Mary Lee Taylor, Carol this station, or to Pet Milk, St. Louis Zone 1, Missouri. And now it's Mary Lee on NBC.

Hello, this is Mary Lee Taylor. You get some idea about the newest development in Sally Carter's life from VISTA marks that her friend and neighbor, Marcy, where it may be? Oh, Carter, are you out of your mind?

You know that girl is interested in your husband, and you deliberately throw the two of them together. I don't get it. You'll be hearing the whole story in just a minute. But right now, the spotlight swings to the most beautiful cake you've ever seen.

Mary Lee Taylor's marble cake. It is beautiful, and honestly, easy to make, because there's no beating of eggs, no creaming of sugar and shortening. None of the steps that you estimate take taking a choice.

Well, like I always say, use merry-lea-tea-ler recipes and pet milk and you're sitting pretty. There's only one pet milk, and what milk it is. Sick and rich when you pour it from the handy can.

So rich you can mix it with an equal amount of water and still have richer milk than bottled milk. So rich you can whip it. So rich is perfect for coffee. Yes, pet milk is so rich it belongs in your cream pitcher.