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DEAR SALLY BY SALLY SHAW DEAR SALLY: I married a' widower with two married ji}.. ughters two years ago, and we were very happy. However, just seven months ago he died of a heart attack, and I grieved terribly over this, because I loved him dearly. Now here’s m y present problem. Two weeks ago- a very fine man who at tends my church, likewise a widower, asked me to go to din ner with him and to a movie. Being unsure about the pro priety of this, I asked our mini ster and he encouraged me to accept. So I did go out with the man and enjoyed the evening very much. Now my two step daughters are incensed over mv “extreme disrespect” for the memory of their father, my late husband. What do you have to say about this? IOWA. DE AR IOWA: You had the ap proval of an excellent authori ty, your minister . . . and fur thermore, I think his advice was fine, and that your step daughters are way off-base. * * * DEAR SALLY: Is it proper for a divorcee who is marry ing again to publish an an nouncement of her engagement in ttie newspaper? R. V. DEAR R. V.: Not usually. Such announcements are more properly made verbally to friends and relatives. The ex ception might be in the unusual newsworthiness of one or the other of the two principles or in the case of a very young divor cee, divorced without scandal, remarrying. Then ttie new en gagement is sometimes an nounced in the newspaper by the girl’s parents. * * * DEAR SALLY: I’rn a young man of 21 and have been dating regularly with a girl who is beautiful, witty, charming, and intelligent. The only big trouble is that she is better than I am The Veteran’s Corner EDITOR’S NOTE: Below are | authoritative answers by the Veterans Administration to some of the many current ques tions from former servicemen and their families. Further in formation on veterans benefits may tie ®btained at any VA office, * * * Q -- Kow many semester hours are required for full time training in graduate school? A-- An accredited graduate course will be considered full time when 14 semester hours or the equivalent are taken un less It is the established pol icv of the school to consider less than 14 hours or the equi valent as full time enrollment. A school official must so cer tify. Q -- I have a C-I loan on my home. 1 want to borrow mon ey on my equity in the home for m\ children’s college ed ucation. is it necessary to ob tain approval of the Veterans Administration for such a loan? A-- No. However, a GI loan cannot be obtained for this ~ purpose. Q -- My brother received an honorable discharge from b.is Korean Conflict service. r —TT' v hints J BY 1 ll'tOAU Ebh CARNATION HOME SERVICE DIRECTOR a- — l~ir~r Invite 11:o neighbors in for coffee and Peach Brunch Cake. The light, lender cake is made with Velvetized evaporated milk to keep it moist and delicious. Use it for creaming your coffee, too. You will like what it does for your cooking. PEACH BRUNCH CAKE i Makes 6 to 8 servings 1 2 tablespoons butter 2y z cups biscuit mix y 2 cup firmiy packed brown y 2 cup sugar su B ar y 3 cup soft butter IV4 cups Vi-inch thick 1 egg fresh peach slices* j teaspoon vani!la 2 SSS.' °" n8 “ » M Carnation Maraschino cherry halves Evaporated Milk Walnut or pecan halves Melt butter in bottom of 9-inch round cake pan. Add brown sugar. Stir until well blended. Smooth out to cover bottom of pan. Arrange peach slices in pinwheel pattern on top of sugar. Dot: with marmalade. Arrange cherry and y nut halves upside down In pan as desired. Combine bis cuit mix and sugar in bowl. Cut in butter until mixture re sembles coarse corn meal. Beat egg, vanilla and Carnation Evaporated Milk together. Add to biscuit mix. Stir until well blended. (Batter will be slightly lumpy.) Pour over , peach slices. Bake in moderate oven (350°F.) 40-45 min utes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from oven and let stand 5 minutes. Turn out on serving plate and serve immediately. * lAi cups (1 pound can) well-drained sliced peaches may be substituted for fresh peaches. ... at just about everything. She swims rings around me, whips me at golf, trounces me at tennis, bowls a higher game than I do, and is a smarter bridge player than I am. Even though she does all these things graciously and never chortles over any of her triumphs, it still infuriates me and she has even been compelled to smooth my ruffled feathers and calm me down after some of my de feats at her hands. Do you think that, despite her vast superiori ty over me in all these things, we can build a good'future out of our relationship? JOCKO. DEAR JOCKO: I seriously doubt it . . . for one big rea son. You failed to mention something else at which this girl whips you . . . sports manship . . . the ability to be a good loser. * * * DEAR SALLY: I am a mar ried woman, and every ten days or two weeks I phone my mar ried sister long-distance at her home in another city just to chat with her and find out how she and her family are doing. However, she lias the annoy ing habit of summoning her for kids to the phone every time I call so that they can say hello to “Auntie.” Some times the kids have to come from some distance away, and of ten they have much more to say than hello to auntie . . , all of which adds much more to the charges for my phone call. Isn’t there some tact ful way, without hurting my sister’s feelings, that I can handle this? AUNTIE. DEAR AUNTIE: I doubt that the children’s contributions add all that much more to your phone bill -- but if it bothers you so much, why haven’t you thought of writing to your sis ter, instead of phoning? He later received a bad con duct discharge from his Post- Korean service. Does this bar him from all veteran bene fits? A-- No. Benefit entitlement earned furing your brother’s honorable wartime service is undistrubed by his subsequent Post-Korean service provided there was a break between the two service periods. As for the bad conduct discharge is concerned, the Veterans Ad ministration will determine, af ter a review of the facts, wheth er the discharge was under conditions which would pre clude benefit entitlement. Q --Is it true that a veteran with a service-connected dis ability can obtain up to SIO,OOO National Service Life Insur ance/ I am a World War H veteran and have a 10 per cent disability. A-- To receive up to $lO,- 000 National Service Life In surance eonverage a veteran must have teen discharged af ter April 24, 1951, and must apply for tins insurance with in one year after the Veterans Administration notified him of his service-connected disabili ty rating. llpL W i "SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY LEAN, FRESHLY "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF—SHOULDER TIP OR GROUND BEEF -59 c RUMP ROAST -99 c SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY BEEF—SIRLOIN TIP OR CUBED “SUPER-RIGHT'' QUALITY BEEF—GROUND ROUND OR THi, ac Thru A., rqy | y STEM ’rr 5 s l l9 CHOPPED SIRLOIN “>■ 95c "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF—BONELESS '&p !; s D A GRADE A SELF-BASTING ALLGOOD BRAND—SLICED STEAK MZio'V Lb sios TURKEYS ’VY’JY 49c BACON S' 65c 2 & $125 GREAT FOR SEASONING VEGETABLES’ SUPER RIGHT" SLICED ALL MEAT CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN OCEAN SEASONING BACONS29c BOLOGNA S 59c PERCH FILLETS S 39c "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, 14 TO 18 LB. 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KON CLUB IN FLIP TOP CANS SUNNYFIELD BjffMfi zs-mr, r; BEVERAGES 1#“« 79c COM HAKES wl9c 'i-“27c rfffifTniwiJirfflriffmiTiilinffifllM «• r.mi» Wtgr |E|ki| MEAD & BUTTER PLATES FOR A REFRESHING TREAT - A&P BRAND FRUIT MS ’’fP $| » ORANGE " WU VKfflfntf :S&2Zm3 v 9 £* " IMHi COFFEE 'eS ; T9c MILK 3 U <S»°* 55s THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH. N. C . SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1960 15
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