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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Thursday, Jan. 30, Lot's Co Marketing Noiv's Good Time for Liver i In ha Cphruan 111 IIS TCUI Udly v. Liver requires care In selection and cooking. There is a dede'ed flavor difference between liver from the various animpls, but when carefully prepared, each provides adventures in good Calf liver or veal liver comes from young calves. It may be identified by a light, tan-pink appearance, which indicates x1 LAMP SHADE 3 Vii jfc i Hand-Sewn Silks, Burlap, E7 moiiki Linen Parch ment, etc.

AIM custom covering of your franto or a compltto cuitom- 'S mado ihada In any labrit ar tvlo. NOTE you mutt brine Vt in vour lama, to mav properly aorva you. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING us .1 'S mt Stanf ords By VIRGINIA DYSARD Atlanta Constitution Food Editor Things on the grocery counters are running pretty smooth and steady this week. There are no great dips or rises in price and nothing is unusually scarce. There are some so-called bargains in some meats and vegetables.

Smoked ham is one of these, so be on the lookout for a good buy this weekend. The best buys generally are in fresh cuts of pork and forequar-ter cuts of beef. BUY LARGE EGGS Liver is an important variety meat that is often overlooked by the food shopper. Now is a good time to prepare some for the family. Mrs.

Betty Alexander, extension consumer information specialist, reports that large-size egg prices continue downward. There is only a few cents' difference in large-size and medium-size eggs; therefore, the larger ones are better values. Broilers and fryers have advanced slightly in price, but prices have been so reasonable that they still remain excellent buys. NICE VARIETY Lettuce quality has been and continues to be excellent. Es-carole and endive are also good, and they add nice variety to the salad course, even though they are a little more expensive than head lettuce.

Although many vegetables are in short supply and higher than usual in price, the shopper can find good buys in potatoes, dry onions, carrots and rutabagas. Buy your sweet NEW OFFICERS Mrs. Frank Other new officers are Mrs. W. B.

Duffy, right, has been elected presi- Hare, recording secretary; Mrs. Jo-dent of the Altar Society of the Ca- seph Eberhart, corresponding secre-thedral of Christ the King for 1958. tary; Mrs. Michael Perry, treasurer; With her are the new vice presidents, Mrs. H.

A. Kane, parliamentarian; Mrs. Hughes Spalding Mrs. Louis and the Right Rev. Msgr.

Joseph Cas-C. Amann and Mrs. Ralph J. Bartoli. sidy, chaplain.

yrj "canal war with a farnlon ML- ANNUAL FALL WINTER CLEARANCE SALE the younger animal. A deeper red color indicates the liver is proaching that of beef liver. BRIGHT, DEEP-RED Beef liver is from an animal more than orw year old. Bright, deep-red in color, it is mild in. flavor, yet it has a more pronounced flavor than calf liver.

Pork liver is the economy buy and is in good supply. Stronger in flavor and richer in iron than calf liver. WE STOCK IT 2m Every Siie' 1 Tar1. kf Relief in GOLDS ft THAU fVR I a ill jam. II REDUCTIONS TO 50 DRESSES RAINCOATS LEATHER AND SUEDE JACKETS SWEATERS SKIRTS PANTS SHIRTS BAGS BELTS In New Orleans By this time next week a new Sheerest luxury Perfected protection! New Modess your own discovery this month.

1 WEDS TECH STUDENT Mrs. J. H. Finckh Jackson, FinckhVom Solemnized Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel R. Live-say of Wilson, N.C., announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ruth Nell Jackson, to James Herbert Finckh, son of Mrs. Frances L. Howard of Atlanta. The ceremony took plac In the sanctuary of the Peachtree Road Methodist Church of Atlanta, with the Rev.

Claud M. Haynes officiating in the presence of the couple's families and a few close friends. The bride attended Atlantic Christian College in Wilson, N.C., and is now employed by Eastern Air Lines in Atlanta. Mr. Finckh is a student at Georgia Tech.

After a wedding trip, he and his bride will reside at 222 Hurt NE, Atlanta. Peachtree WCTU The Peachtree Road Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 13, at the home of Mrs. Helen B.

Stewart at 232 12th Street NE. .4 Ladies' Home Journal FAMILY IS LIKE YOURS? "My husband needs a job with more money" The Haraydas have three children, an 8-room house (payments $116 monthly), $1,500 yearly income. The house needs a new roof, paint, new furnace. Mrs. Harayda says, "We want to send our children to college, to live better maybe take that dream trip abroad." (See page 121) "We can't live on $25,000 a year" He's a New York advertising executive.

"Maintaining our house, swimming pool and four acres in Connecticut costs $604 a month." Their assets: four nice kids, a car (paid for) and $30,000 investment in a house worth $75,000. "Every year we're about $2,000 in the red." (Page 48) "We're doing fine on $8,400 a year" Chuck and Virginia own their $17,800 home in the Middle West. They have three sons and college savings for each. Items on the monthly budget: Food, $9115; Milk, $28; Federal and State Taxes, $98; llaby Sitter, $10; Clothing, Church, $10. "Money isn't important," Virginia says, "just essential!" (Page 49) Are your bills more or less than others? clothing takes 12 to you're in step.

Average U. S. family with $5,000 to $6,000 income is in debt 2 of it. Only 46 tcith that income save. Grocery bills are every-body's highest Dis-.

appearing Dollar" (Page 148) will tell you how your money problems compare with others. "WE WENT TO CAROL'S APARTMENT yOU can probably fill in the rest." Tod wanted a divorce because the "irregular relationship" was unfair to the Other Woman. Be sure to read "Can This Marriage be Saved?" AND 29 OTHER ARTICLES, 9TORIES AND FEATURES Can you take a social emergency in stride? Dawn Crow-ell Norman tells how Queen Elizabeth does it. "Keep Your Beauty in Tact." How many ways are there to cook an egg? The basic recipe for a perfect omelet as the French do it and 25 others in. "Collector'i Items." Why did the whole town whisper about the second Mrs.

King? "TbeTroubled House," new novel by C. Kage Booton, complete in this How can mothers of tots keep from being driven crazy? Dr. Spock answers in "Mothers A eed a Break" How can $26.75 sprout into four new spring costumes? "How to Dress. Well on Practically Nothing!" Get your copy todayl ftrti't Lartut iiataant Itr ftinn tllliiMl I iJL 4o a. CUBTIt atllllHI jg "at li i ini nr I JOZfc- Staff Photo Bill Warren to Live address for Mr.

and Mrs. James the crowning of the king and queen of Mardi Gras who will be selected prior tb the gala event. The royal couple and the members of their court will lead tfie grand march as a finale. A group of notables will judge the cosumes. Trophies will be awarded to the couple judged the best dressed, to the pair wearing the most original costumes, to the prettiest feminine guest and to the handsomest man.

Fancy dress is entirely optional, but each guest must wear a mask. Francis Wilkerson, general chairman of the Mardi Gras CvWimittee, announces that the initial ball will be open to the public, though subsequent Mardi Gras activities will be by invitation. Tickets may be purchased at the door. AH those attending the initial ball will be invited to future parties. W.

Stanford III will be 4701 Duplissis New Orleans. Mr. Stanford is being transferred to the Crescent City by the J. E. Hanger Corporation.

The Stanfords are giving up their Ardmore circle apartment this week. Mr. Stanford will leave Saturday to drive to New Or-, leans, but Mrs. Stanford will spend the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel A. McKeever on Dellwood drive, and fly down on Tuesday to join him. The couple flew to New Orleans two weeks ago and found an apartment, which, incidentally, is No. A. Before their marriage last June Mrs.

Stanford was Deenie McKeever. MRS. VV. S. ELKIN and her sisters, Misses Charlotte and Margaret Warren, are again in residence at the Georgia Terrace after having spent Christmas holidays and the month of January at their home in Stanford, Ky.

MRS. THOMAS TIFT and Mrs. W. W. Anderson left Sunday to drive to Ponte Vedra, for a visit of two weeks at Mrs.

Tilt's beach home. MlSS HARRIETT AVARY, Georgia Division president of the Children of the Confederacy, will be honor guest when Mrs. Olin Coler and Mrs. W. J.

Cochran entertain at luncheon on Saturday. Mrs. Cofer is president and Mrs. Cochran is third vice president of the Atlanta Chapter, UDC. The party will be held at Mrs.

Cofer's Lullwater road home, and guests from a distance attending will be Mrs. L. H. Lyle of Jonesboro, Georgia Division president, and Mrs. T.

Alvin Rape of Covington, division third vice president of UDC. PHILLIPS C. McDUFFIE JR. is a patient at Piedmont Hospital where he is recuperating from a recent operation. Miss Jo Miller, daughter of the Henry J.

Millers, and Miss Claudia Foster, daughter of the Warren Fosters, will return today to the University of Alabama where they are freshmen, after spending the holiday, between semesters with their parents. ANOTHER UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA student here for the holiday is Miss Linda Lee McClure, daughter of the Lee C. Mc-Clures of 2544 Brookdale Dr. Flying in on Monday to be her guests were Miss Claudia McLaughlin and Miss Sharon Russman of Louisville, Ky. The three girls, who are freshmen at the university, are all pledges of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.

They will return to Tuscaloosa today. OTHER ATLANTANS home from Alabama are the Mulliniks sisters, Vicki and Lou Ann, who have as their guest at their home on Woodley drive Miss Cam Scott of Louisville, Ky. Lou Ann is a member of Pi Beta Phi, and the other two girls are pledges. THE FIRST DAUGHTER born Jan. 13 at Emory Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene C. Dickey Jr. has been named Sibyl Kathryn. Mrs.

Dickey is the former Nancy Armstrong. MR. AND MRS. S. B.

LARIMORE will celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary on Friday at their home at 1227 Sells Ave. in West End, when they will be at home to members of their family and their close friends. The Larimores have one daughter, Mrs. J. Carl Jackson, and an only grandchild, Carl Jackson Jr.

Before he retired, Mr. Lari-more was engaged in truck farming. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD SALENFRIEND and their sons, Barry and Randy, have returned to their home in Newport, after attending the marriage of Mrs.

Salenfriend's sister, Miss Charlotte Horowitz, to Charles. Held Jr. MISS JEANNE ETIIERIDGE, Miss Barbara Harris and Miss Judy Farkas are new members of the Delta Zeta sorority. They were pledged recently at uburn where they are freshmen. Make 60's 1.88 Oil EM DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS I 1 GMT Le potatoes now because the price is expected to go up.

The supply of Delicious and Winesaps are leading the apple parade. Better quality citrus fruits are appearing on the market this week, although prices on grapefruit and oranges are higher. Bananas, winter pears and avocados are all in good quality and supply. Si, 234 PEACHTREE N. ATLANTA, GA.

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