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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-11
Elect DeLenGteS

Election of delegates to the ma
tional war mothers convention in
Milwaukee in September will be
held at the meeting of the Marion
county chapter at Q p. m. Tuesday,
in the Fletcher American Bank.
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this page pictures of the latest fash
ions, a practical service for readers
who wish to make their own clothes.
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New Home for Masons

BIZ JRfeG Press
GREENSBURG, Ind, July IL
Work of converting the old Metho-
dist Church into a temple home for
the Greensburg Masonic Lodge
started this week. Several months
work will be required to change the
building throughout, it is said.
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On Trim

Mrs. M. Sylvester and daughter,
Dorothy, 149 N. Highland Ave, have
gone on an extended western trip
to Colorado Springs, Denver, Vel
lowstone and Los Angeles.
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ArteN1us Luncheon

Mrs. John E. Ambuhl will enter
tain the Artemus Club with a pic
mic luncheon Tuesday at her coun-
try home, Eightieth st. and Lincoln
Blvd. "A short business meeting will
be held in the afternoon.
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.COrOrit9i Pnrt1y

Miss Juanita Shafer, 1718 College
Ave, will entertain members of the
Tau Gamma sorority with a social
meeting this evening. She will be
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Hayes
r. Shafer.
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Life Is UnintereSting

Dear Martha Lee: I wish you would
give me some suggestions. just don't
know what to do with myself. am mar
red, have a wonderful home and every
thing that heart could wish, but am
miserable. My husband is good to me and
it worries him to death that he can't
make me happy.
A dozen times week. he'll say to me.
'Is there anything I could get you-is
there anything you want?" A lot of folks
envy me. but they wouldn't if they knew
use of things anyway? MRS. J. M. G.
Well, I should say you're simply
suffering from acute ingratitude.
You can make a complete cure on
yourself by quitting the very evil
dent bad habit of trying to make
yourself happy with no particular
concern about any one else's.
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Elect Officers

Election of officers for the Tri-
Art Club will be held at the meeting
this evening with Miss Dorothy Ann
Allen, 1922 NJ Tuxedo st.
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You'll Be Surprised at
Grateful Cures Success
BY MARTHA LEE
Ear of the grateful cure?


good you the world looks all
feeling way you'll this 81 have nothing to be
grateful for That of the first haucnaon that this cure
of
troubled thought has had time
generate something
will
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Z Alphn Chi Sienna

Miss Hannah Sullivan, 214 S. Nc
Kim Ave-, will be hostess for the
meeting of Alpha Chi Sigma sorority
this evening.
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HOnOrs Guest

Mrs. Dayle G. Rowland, 3015 N.
Meridian ST., entertained Saturday
with bridge party for her guest,
Mrs. James w. Pastorius of Miami
Beach, Fla.
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Se1imour Club

Mrs. Mayme Davis, 1893 N. Ramil-
ton Ave-, will be hostess for the
Seymour Social Club, Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Anna Farrell will
assist.
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Initiation Hoetpec

Miss Rezina Bond, 3710 Central
Ave-, will be hostess for the initia-
ton service of Psi Iota XII Sorority
this evening.
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Business MeetinU

zeta Theta Psi sorority will hold
business meeting this evening at
the home of Miss Lorraine Jones, SIS
N. Tacoma Ave.
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SOroritn Sumner

A box super will follow the reg
ular meeting of the Rho Sigma
sorority Tuesday evening with Miss
Eloise Greenwalt, 2219 Parker Ave.
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Southern Cornbread

southern COrnDreau
Two cups corn meal, two table
spoons cornstarch, one teaspoon
salt, one teaspoon soda, one tea
spoon corn syrup, one egg beaten,
two cups buttermilk, two teaspoons
shortening. Combine the ingredients
in the order given. Beat well. pour
into medium sized pan, well creased.
Bake thirty minutes in hot oven.
Miss Kathlyn Creech, G. of d.
Ooley, Pomona, Ind.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader ad:
Judged of sufficient merit to be printed
daily, except Friday, when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times. Prizes will be. mailed to winners.
one recipe each week will be accepted
from one person.
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emotion, will unaccountably begin
to sing and-well, anyway, there's
quite a surprise waiting for you if
you adopt the grateful cure.
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Birthdnn Luncheon

Queen Esther Circle of the First
Moravian Episcopal Church will
give birthday luncheon at the
church Wednesday noon.
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MRS. BASSETT
ALWAYS TIRED
Now in Good Health by Using
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vege-
table Compound

"I have taken Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
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Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

Growers National Bank and Trust
Company at dinner Friday at his
home at Rehoboth. A delightful time
is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris P. Stephenson
Of Long Branch, N. j., are expected
tomorrow on visit to Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. R. K. Stephenson. They will
also visit Bridgeville while in Della
ware.
Mr.. Morris Duscher Of Reading, was
a guest of Mr.. R. H. Denney on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Denney have
taken cottage on Kent Avenue, at
Woodland Beach, for the summer.
Mrs. Rudolph Snyder of Philadel-
phia, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hanratty.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20
CONCERT ON DOVER GREEN
Baltimore News Boys Band Play to
Audience of 1000 People on Sunday

A number from Smyrna attended
the concert on Dover Green Sunday
afternoon given by the Newsboys'
Band of the Baltimore Evening Sun.
1t was one Of the most pleasing events
of the season. The 63 boys arrived in
Dover about 2.30 from Ocean City,
Nd, where they had been spending
the weekend. Prof. Frank More was
leader Of the band. William J. Heal
ey, Jr., a nine year-old boy, who has
been playing the saxophone but a
few months, was noted with particu-
lar interest. He was presented with
bouquet of flowers, after participat-
ing in a selection. Dover Rotary Club
was responsible for the newsboys' Wis
it there and President Sypherd of Do
yer Rotary was on hand with his COM
mittee ready to aid in every way pos
sible. D. Rodney Bice, chairman Of
boys work of Dover Rotary had
charge of the arrangements in pre-
pairing for their visit to Dover. Fully
two thousand people witnessed the
concert.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20
NEXT SUNDAY AT ASBURY
Rev. DIR. r. X. Stephenson Announces
Usual Services for Sunday Morning

Rev. DR.. R. X. Stephenson, pastor,
announces the usual services for Sun
day morning. Sunday School at 10
and preaching service at II. The Com
munity Service at the school auditor
ium, participated in by all congrega-
tions Of town, will be held at $50. The
Rev. G. Gordon Wahy, pastor of the
Smyrna Presbyterian Church will
have charge and deliver the sermon.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20
ST. PETERS CHURCH BULLETIN
Rev. E. A. Lemoine, Rector, Announc-
es Services for Sunday and Monday

Rev. E. A. Lemoine makes this an
nouncement: Sunday services-Holy
Communion a. m; Morning Prayer
and sermon, II a. M; Community Ser
vice, $50 p. m. July 25th being st.
James, the Apostles day, there will
be a celebration of the holy COM
munion at $50 a. m.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

III D's'0l1tion of Partnership
and g. ,S.ondacted by Lewis M.
/ & G j. narner w. Price, as L. M.
shin hereby given that the
n p,, heretofore conducted by
h s, ,,Ce and Warner w. Price
4 M IN hsme of L. M. Price &
n Sssi Sasn dissolved, commencing
Iines.y say q July, A. d. 1927, and
Irtnas.li.o ss formerly carried on by
w 'salp n will be conducted by
Son irce, successor to L. M.
LEWIS VI. PRICE
L. WARNER w. PRICE
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

r. Of inspection throughout
|astle county where improve
II tne roadways has been under
Patton was made last week by
4 nDers 2 Of the Levy Court and
I I. Grubb, county engineer.
me most important projects
onslderation and which is of
stsst to the county, is the re-
Aon Of the river bank along
ron Port Penn to Angus
Improvement Of which prop
lsls along the road have been
p W some time. The financial
III ~ as the cooperation of the
~ ~. aas been urged in an ef-
sp this bank in a safe con-
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

Nng on the Smyrna-C Clayton road
I oe checked-up. Two young
Jaw a clear stretch Monday and
pn the juice" In coming into
"a one Of them unable to right
u around the traffic post on
Commerce street, skidded to the
4ent of Clarence B. Raymond,
on an iron hitching post and
d the fence down to William
5 residence before he could
fls car to a stop. Fortunately
was hurt, neither was the car
d, but it was an experience
ght have resulted much more
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20
NOTICE
WOODLAND BEACH

Furnished Cottage for rent. Win
dows and porches screened.
GEO. w. BOEHMLER,
6-22 If Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20
WANTED

Ia y la, saares :. for 1853 acre farm,
y sro.l. buildings, nicely located,
kad 'iVn m school, church, and
n POSSESSION Jan. 1st, 1928.
ioWN TRANSCRIPT.
Middletown, Del.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

,.o+ wave caused a elbow up"
4 aea, Ssn.rste on the DUPONT High
4 ssar syr Lincoln City, and on the
|,.atown-Lewes ,sTl Highway. The
|ssom ,omce force Of the State High
'nnna,tment 'lSlaslr1 made repairs to the
Zen stretches before any acci-
nccurred.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

,e Old weIl-nOwn James Camp
be held July 29th to August 8th,
Ii the auspices Of Epworth M. E.
Ech, near Sycamore, Del. A big
b choir and musical specialties
De nightly features under the di-
&c C. Moore of Camden, Della
Some prominently reachers are
kd to preach at these meetings.
aes ". Spry is superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

+ EpwOrth League Institute of
Wilmington NJ. E. Conference
\ has been in session at Wesley
gate Institute at Dover, closed
pay morning. Friday nights adj
was by the Rev. w. E. Gunby,
District Superintendent Of the
] district. This years institute
Pen the largest and the most sue
Il in the ten years Of its exis-
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

Il n Collins, who recently
onalu ~ y A. Westfall filling sta
nl .5e H. boulevard south of Smyr-
. '-lr orected a dance pavilion. A
n 'ss.o+bophonic furnishes the mu-
NJ Collins has made the stand
N more attractive place.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

REYNOLDS Of near Blackbird,
"a i ; niece Of woodland to George
/ @ and Walter Shelton, of Smyr-
4 ~ Tssrs ~, are SSS acres of wood
/ arJ 4 i understood that the
d =. nsid was s1150. It is under
\ that the owners Will turn tne
! into an up-to-date PARK anu
hinc grounds.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

s,vma was visited by one of the
6jest rains Of thes eason yesterday.
*Orm came up at noon and was a
<ar deluge. For two hours the
NJ we're running cutters and
i overfOwed into a number of
krs in the business district. The
] Mil do an incalculable lot of good
fuwing vegetation. It broke the
n hot spell and drought.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

s,.rs Henry and Richard Price,
q MI. and Mrs. L. M. Price, have
tatan their Yacht "Albatross"
] SMYRNA River on out of the Del
T. Raw 10 Rehoboth and now have
RehObOth Bay for the summer to
H. their fishing and grabbing
liz. Can't. Bartlett was in charge
IL boat on its cruise.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20
m SMYRNA Times
SuyRNA, DELAwAR ARE
tYRNA AND VlClNii

D..ou Of near Smyrna, an en-
eo bssgs ~ wilson Line was scalded
Rsr |s,. q ankle isit and is home where ..h3s he
|the snbIv % be detained for a week
ptOO~bil While the burns heal.
Smyrna times., 1927-07-20

=. building Of the J. H. Hof-
Be 0illSs 0THSring Company, owned by
Ter va ia Campbell, of Woodland
Anll' ~. been improved with a coat
r., n, Eide and out and the room
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

Al years. L it were not a fact, then
the Phelps Dodge Mercantile COM
pany would have dwindled and quit
long ago. Instead, they are growing
day by day. They not only keep step
with the community. They are ahead
OF it and beckon it on to new achieve
ments and to new ambitions. They
set standard toward which others
work.
There is nothing foreign about the
Phelps Dodge. 1t is part of the COM
munity. In every church, every
school, every fraternal order, the civic
clubs and the community activities
of every sort finds men and women
employees of the Phelps Dodge stores
working for the betterment of many
things. These people are residents of
the city. Most of them are old resi-
dents. They have grown up with their
store and with their city and take
out of that store and instill into the
activities with which they connect
themselves that idea of quality and
service with which they come in con-
Continued on Page Seven)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03
One of Arizona's Biggest Department Stores

and what they want at the lowest
possible prices. Is that all? No
They buy these things systematically
so that they can get the greatest
quantity, the highest quality and at
the lowest price.
And all this is only half Of it, The
Phelps Dodge stores make an effort to
purchase everything that they pos
sibly can in their own communities,
or failing that in their own state. A
farmer can take a dozen eggs into a
Phelps Dodge store and sell them or
he can take a dozen cases of eggs
into the same store and sell them.
He can sell meat to the butcher
shops Of the Phelps Dodge stores and
he can sell vegetables in any quantity
to their grocery departments.
The Phelps Dodge Mercantile COM
pany thus appeals to the public both
in their buying and in their selling.
An inspection trip through the va
rious departments of the Phelps
Dodge store is an interesting thing,
because it brings SO many things to
mind and suggests so many ways in
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03
PEOPLE SUPPORT GOOD SERvCEF
QUALITY and HONESTY ARE GIVEN
With IT; PKELPS s DODGE GIVES IT

which one might spend money to-
ward the comfort of home. One
might think that big establishment
that is selling large amounts OF
goods in a town where the greater
number of people are wage earners
would sell cheap merchandise, but
no such thing is true Of this store.
The clothing sold by the Phelps
Dodge is nationally known brands.
The grocery department handles only
those products which are made by
great firms whose trade mark on a
can or box is an absolute guarantee
of quality.
In the furniture department one
sees beds, chairs and many other
things on which are stamped the
brands of the worlds leading manu-
facturers.
If the Phelps Dodge store were
striving in every way to live up to
the idea, TO thine own self be true
and it will follow that you can be
false to no man." the result would
be no different than their policy of
honesty and service brings out.
They advertise that their stores are
"houses of quality" People get the
habit of thinking that such advertis-
ing slogans are to put it crudely,
"applesauce." Such slogans used by
some organizations may be applesauce,
but this is not true with the Phelps
Dodge. They are prepared to demon
strate that this slogan is a fact
They have been demonstrating it
to the people of the southwest for
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

What would be the effect on the
people of the southwest, and especi-
ally in Douglas, of an announcement
company was about to close it's stores
forever? Of course such a thing is
not to be though of as in any way
likely to occur, but-SuppoSe it should
happen?
In listing the things in the south
west that have contributed the great
est amount to progress and to wealth
the stores of the Phelps Dodge CON-
pany would have to be placed near.
the head Of the list. The closing of
the Phelph Dodge store in Douglas,
were such a thing to happen, would
undoubtedly cause a fair sized panic
among the people here. They would
feel that the city was losing its grip,
that there would be danger of the
banks failing, the smelterS closing
down and the entire district going
to rack and ruin.
There are few other enterprises in
the community that in closing their
doors would create so great feeling
of insecurity. There is reason for
this. The reason is grounded in Al
years of service, in Al years of growth
and cooperation. The Phelps Dodge
company has grown up with the
southwest. One might also say that
the southwest has grown up with the
Phelps Dodge, for even the youngsters
know that Al years ago there was
little of civilization in Arizona.
1t is altogether probable that when
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

the Phelps Dodge built their big
store building here in Douglas, the
people of the community themselves
doubted the wisdom of so great an
expenditure and felt that the city
could never grow up to the size of
the store. The faith of the men who
built this store has been justified.
The town has grown up around the
store and probably within the next
ten years the store will have to build
again on much larger scale to main
tain it's place of supremacy in the
district.
One has to use few arguments to
prove that the Phelps Dodge has been
and is, a good thing for the town.
They depend for their support en-
tirely on the people. People may
support a bad thing or an indifferent
thing for few days or few years,
but not for 20 years. In that lies the
ultimate proof that the Phelps Dodge
is worth while.
How do they reach the people?
Just bv selling them what they need.
No. They sell them what they need
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03
On Caponizing

It is wonderful thing to watch
the development and growth of some
new industry or idea. Two years aga
half a dozen capons were exhibited at
the Cochise county fair. Last year
more than a score of big fine capor1s
were on exhibit This summer reports
are coming in to the effect that at
least dozen large poultry owners are
caponizing their baby birds.
This means that the people OF
Douglas are going to be educated to
new food. Capon is the dish OF
kings. There is nothing in the meat
line that can compare to capon. The
meat is white, tender, juicy and has
a flavor all it's own. A person who
has once eaten capon would not think
of eating ordinary chicken ever again
unless there were no capons obtain
able.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

ago, although extensive enlargements
and Improvements have been made
from time to time.
jackson picked the present location
when he decided to operate in Doug
las and enlarged the building in 1917
by building to the rear of it.
AS the years passed the business
continued TO prosper, resulting in the
enlargement of the building here, and
in 1920 the company expanded to
Lowell with a branch agency.
The Southern Arizona Auto COM
pany here has a modernly and COM
pletely equipped repair shop in con-
nection, where all makes of automo-
biles are repaired
Lathes, drill presses, acetylene
welders, electric valve grinders, CYL
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

Twenty-Five years association. with
the automobile industry has well
equipped George E. jackson for the
position he holds as owner of the
Southern Arizona Auto company, 1923
G avenue.
The company handles Bucks, Cad
illacs and Pontiacs in it's attractive
location in automobile row. The used
car lot is adjoining.
The Southern Arizona Auto COM
pany has been an institution in
Douglas since 1914, when Jackson
took the Buick agency here. At that
time the only other automobile agents
in the city were the Cadillac and
Ford, Jackson said.
The company has been in it's same
location since it opened here 13 years
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03
What Is a Capon9

A capon is male chicken that
has been unseXed at an early age. 1t
is a peculiar cast on our way of look
ing at things that people who have
eaten beef for years and who would
not think of asking the butcher for a
piece of meat from bull will look
questioningly at capon.
A steer makes prime beef. The best
and highest priced meat on the mar
ket. A steer is a caponized bull
Chickens are caponized at a very
tender age, Experts can perform the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

inder boring machines and other ma
chimes are included in the equipment
of the shop, which is under the di-
rection Of Chief Mechanic Fred
Beever.
The firm handles Goodyear tires,
always in demand among the motor
ing public 1t also carries complete
line of accessories and repair parts.
jackson has been interested in the
automobile business for the past Is
years, having engaged in business en-
terprises in Courtland, Arizona, and
Riverside and Redlands, Calf, before
entering the field in Douglas.
The Southern Arizona Auto COM
pany has IA employees here. The used
car lot handles a good line of high
Continued on Page SIX
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

operations successfully on chicks that
have not completely shed their first
down. The average chick will ca
1onize well before he is two months
old.
To say that a capon is rooster
that has been doctored is rotten
way of putting it. He is not doctored.
He is operated on with clean instru
ments in a scientific and cleanly
manner and "a hours after the opera
tion no effects of it are noticeable
The chick grows about twice as large
rs the ordinary rooster. He is strong.
healthy and fat. To eat one is to
automatically join the kings in things
gaStronomic.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03

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