Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1950 — Page 38
“Mrs, William bord Uses Them Daily
Fe ‘By JEAN TABBERT Modern homemakers like antiqués that perform a . ‘i-+ "serviceable function. The Meissen collection that helongs to Mrs. Willlam Boyd, 5500 Allisonville Road, is typical of that type. The blue and white porcelain is the attractive ‘* ._onion pattern. Yet the Boyds : use it for their daily meals, - making it as utilitarian as ___everyday china. “A collector for six years now, Mrs. Boyd is especjally fond. of the interesting and unusual items she’s acquired. Particularly intriguing is the large coffee pot of Biggin. Drip-o-lators of the présent day are copies of this old ‘piece. The one Mrs. Boyd owns is made entirely of china.
Rare Knives wn, ANOTHER RARE portion of the Meissen is a table service of dinner-size knives and forks. Their porcelain "handles are done in the onion pattern. Handles turn outward slightly, are pistol shaped. The blades: are cast steel, ¢ Plates, platters, covered dishes, cups, saucers and gravy boat are among the other pieces. But kitchenware utensils are. included, % These include a meat cube Wammédr, ladles, skimmer, potato masher, rolling pin, lemon squeezer, puree strainer, butter pat, dipper, colander and salt box. A miniature bell, her latest acquisition_on a trip east this summer, is her pride and joy.
Official Signature MEISSEN, bearing the cross- |Female Medic
ed swords mark of the arms of Saxony, is made in many other BANGKOK, Thailand—Dr, patterns besides the onion. The |Plerra Vejjabul, 41, is the first latter actually is not an onion {woman doctor here. She has her at all but a Chinese peach or [own maternity and child welfare
pomegranate. ‘The mark was [hospital
authorized as the official signature of the factory in 1721. Mrs. Boyd, who with her husband maiiages an antique shop, will exhibit some of her Meissen at the Greater Indianapolis Antique Show Saturday through Oct. ‘10 in the Murat Temple. Many other local dealers will have booths there.
To be exact, there are 41,458 women among the owners of Standard Oil. We are glad to send them their dividend checks; because if it weren't for their investment with us we couldn’t provide so many jobs, make so many products so well, or take care of so many customers.
Besides the ladies, Standard Oil has as owners 36, 100 men, 175 educational institutions, 185 charitable organizations, hundreds of insurance companies and business firms—a total of 96,800 owners of Standard Oil stock. No one man or woman owns as much as 1% no institutional owner ‘has as much as 5%.
of our stock;
In 1949, our 56th consecutive year of dividend pay- » ments, stockholders were paid dividends having a value
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FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS, Mrs. Wal- ANOTHER of our 96,800 owners is
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ter Johnson of Fargo, North Da- ~~ Melba Taylor of Indianapolis, Inkota, has been enjoying dividends diana. As to anyone who has in- ; from the Standard Oil stock she vested in the ownership of a large - _purchased in 1932. The steady and useful corporation it is reasreturn from her investment helps suring to Miss Taylor to know - _make it possible for her to pursue a anata Ff haa Paid i:
; Mrs. William Boyd «oo her dipeorater is 200 years old.
How to Make Cherry Cobbler
(Continued From Page 29) -quest is especially needed.— Mrs. G. E. T. DEAR OUR READERS WRITE: Here's a recipe to tuck away for use when cherries are in seasbn. Or it’s grand
right now if frozen cherries
are used. Mrs. E. F. CHERRY COBBLER Cream one cup sugar and one tablespoon butter. Sift together one cup. flour and
of $2.69 per share—a return on money provided to create jobs and make production possible. The 46,700 employees of Standard Oil and its subsidiary companies averaged $4,600 in wages and benefits. Their high earnings were due not only to their own skills, but also to the fact that each one of them has behind him an average of $30,100
in tools and equipment.
A business like ours, you see, means large numbers of people—lots of employees, lots of owners, lots of customers. Business depends on their work and their money. Théy depend on business for wages, for dividends and for useful products of all kinds.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INDIANA)
AS A WIDOW, Mrs. V. E. Webb of
Glen Ellyn, Illinois, knows the importance of sound investment. The dividends which she receives from her Standard Oil stock help her to maintain her home and to follow her hobby of fancy
one teaspoon baking powder. Stir together the sugar and flour mixture and add threefourths cup milk. Pour into a shallow square pan. Over the mixture pour two cups of drained cherries
to which one cup of sugar has °'
been added. Over all pour one cup boiling juice. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 45 minutes. This cobbler can be served with cream.
© META A. SUDBROCK AND MRS. JOSEPH L. KOTARSKI chat with receptionist Doris J. Becich while waiting for the annual meeting of Standard Oil Stockholders to begin. All of our 96,800 owners are invited to attend the annual meeting—but if all of them were to come, we would have to hold the meeting in an arena abou the size of Soldier Field on Chicago’s Lakefront.
WE SEND MONEY TO 40,000 WOMEN
apolis office, is one of ths thou-
sands of Standard Oil employees |
who are also among our 96,800 owners. Like any other owner,
employees buy stack on a purely :
voluntary basis, putting their
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FIRST OFFERING. ~ A charming close-in suburban home with spacious grounds and deluxe interior. 4 Lovely bedrooms, 2 baths, den, breakfast room, swish wash room. 3-Car ond quarters gorage. See
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VERY ATTRACTIVE. 4-Bedroom Brick. A recl home for the right family. Corner lot, the address is 131 E. Fall Creek Bivd,, S. Drive. You will find details in the ad in classification 42,
CHARMING NEW HOME, 2905 W. 33rd. 3-Bedroom brick. This is one of the mony lovely homes built in 1948. Among the attractive features are o basement shower ond fenced yard. See ad in Classification 42 .
5387 ROSSLYN. OPEN 3-5. Here n a neat and cosy 2-bedroom bungalow, just wait ing for a loving family. There are more details: about it in Classification 42. :
S5-ROOM MODERN—ONLY $7500. 354 S.-
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6183 KINGSLEY DRIVE. A lovely 2-bedroom home, complete with a den and 1% baths. Built in 1941. You will appreciate full basement ond gas heat. See ad in Classification 42.
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3004 E TROY. This nich little brick home was built corner lot. 2 Bedrooms, full basement, fur-
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SPEEDWAY, | 1815 ELLEN DRIVE. Five rooms, this comfortable little home has some of its convenience described in the ad. Turn to the real estate section, see ad in classi fication 45. -
VACANT—2142 WEBB. Good home, 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage. This is located near *. schools and transportation. A real buy et $5,750. $1,500 down. See od in Clossification 44.
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