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Evening star., 1940-10-27

the tWO-thOuSdn0 room MOTEL. one OF her
many duties is to keep obstreperous people
in line with never failing good humor -
but plenty of firmness Miss OBrien is
Connecticut Yankee, graduate of Wellesley,
and took her masters degree in business
psychology at Boston University.
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RETURN ENGAGEMENT The stories, ar
ticles and verses which you first read in
THIS WEEK Magazine often find their way
into permanent book form later on. Right
now, for example, we are pointing with pride
to three books on the publishers fall lists.
One is Time for Quick One" by Margaret
Fishback (Harcourt, Brace. 1t contains many
of the gay little verses which first appeared in
THIS WEEK as Rhymes About Town. An
other is This Amazing Planet" by Roy
Chapman Andrews Putnam's), collection
of brief items on science and exploration The
third is Home Town" by Sherwood Anderson
alliance. This book was inspired by Ander
sons eloquent article in praise Of small towns
which appeared on this page in February. The
text has been expanded and combined with
over $50 illustrations to provide thrilling
picture of life in small-town America,
STORY. For the best shOrt-short of the week,
we nominate, not a THIS WEEK piece, but the
following by visitor to the New York
Worlds Fair. 1t was clipped from the Agony
Column" of New York newspaper:
MAE - Waited for you at Court of Peace
last night. Terribly disappointed. Please
ma m
match up our differences Jack.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

MAE - Waited for you at Court of Peace
last night Terribly disappointed. Please
make another date. m sure we can
patch up our differences. Jack.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

On Monday the wreckers start to demolish
the Fair. We hope Mae got there in time. M.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
A LEsZAMOLAS ROMANIAvAL

viag fgyeme angol csatornar6l Balkan fee tere
odot Stain eekezettnek atta d6t hogy haborus
koncokat keressen maga resze Huszonnegy 6ras ultima
tumot kldott Karoly roman kaynak aelyben vsszakove
telte Besszarabia es raadasu Bukovina esza reszet
nagyraujt roman birodalom diktatora Karoly kraly
megezte hogy segseget ehonnan kapha e exert $40
nelkul beadta derekat Mnden elenalas neku adta at
Salnnak kert tereteket csupan atadand6 reszeken
ken ev6 roman hadserg vsszavonuasara kt egy nappa
hosszabb id6t Stalnt6l, ak ezt nyomban meg is adta
Ezzel ujabb huszonnegy oraval roman terv volt
kapcsolaban hogy ksnek Besszarababo es Bukovinabo
mden evhe6 targyat de Stain EFT e6re tudta
csapatok oyan szatak meg ereeket hogy
Karoly kiraly semmit evinni mem tudott
Oily gyorsan haladt e6re megszao seeg, hogy
hatrahuzodo roanok 0ge erkezett es ez obb heyen
r6bb csatarozasokra vezete Ezekben kis tkozeekben
mindenitt gy6zot inert roman katona tu
dott oyan h6siesen harcolni, mint finn.
Az EYES K0zBEN J0v6 ETvAGY
Romania eseteben is bekovetkezet az amr6l koznon-
das ugy veeed hogy k0zben jon meg etvagy Sta
etvagya megott hirtelen es csapatai altak
Bukovnanak esza reszebe hanem varatanul bevonutak
reg Romana terleere is es negy varost megszaltak
Ho megalni Stain, AIT meg seteni mem lehe de
nagyon megjedt Karoly knay Htlert6 kert segitsege
az orosz tovAbbt0res eartasara es ranyban kapo is
vaai bztat6 vaaszt Tenyleges segtseget azonban
kapott inert ait Hitler most mem nyujthat s~~ac
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
III E I'll = u ID NJ E

formjatol es jeloltjet6l fiigg,
hogy hova csatlakoznak a tisz
tesseges vezerek, akik sem mi
niszteri barsonyszehe, sem
ANIMAL is magasabb hivatalokba
mem vagynak.
Ha Roosevelt a jelolest val
lalja, akkor Lewist igen keve-
sen fogjak a republicans Ia
borba kOvetni; de ha a demo-
krata jel0les megelegedest nem
hozna, akkor sem John L.
Lewis lesz a vezere azoknak a
munkasoknak, akik az vi deal
utoda ellen fordulnak.
A bukott car alvezerei mariS.
az AFL-el valo beke lehet6segei
felol targyalnak, bar valoszinii,
hogy a valasztasok elott mem
lesz $40 a tenyleges egyesiiles-
rol; inert AIT hiszik, hogy a
kampany Lewist6l megszaba-
ditja veglegesen a CIO-t.
Egyebekben az ugyeszseg, az
igazSagiigyi miniszterium rem
deletere, a szervezetekbe fura-
kodott gangszterizmust es kor-
rupciot tovabb is uldjzi, S a
multi heten is vadat emeltek
egy falka gangszter ellen, ahik
a munkasmozgalma es SEER
veZetekre raultek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

no charge, camping sites for both
tents and trailers are available
near the State Office Building,
which can be used for a maximum
period of two weeks.
For the fisherman there is am
pie opportunity to enjoy his sport,
as both Ohio and Pennsylvania
have stocked the reservoir with
millions of fish so that practically
all species native to this region
are to be found. Fishing is per-
mitted from July 1st to Novem-
ber 30th. Swimming is permitted
at suitable points, and rowboats,
canoes and sailboats are available
for those who enjoy this form of
recreation.
That part of the reservoir and
surrounding park lands which is
under the jurisdiction of the Ohio
State Conservation Division can
be reached from the west by Fed
eral Routes and 322; from Akron
and Warren by way of State Route
S; and from Youngstown by State
Route T.
One of the most interesting fea-
lures at Pymatuning is the cause
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
PYMATUNINC STATE PARK

Within an easy hour and half
drive of half of Ohio's population
is one of the States finest recrea-
ton areas.
This is the 28-square-mile Py-
matuning Reservoir on the border
between Ohio and Pennsylvania.
This entire area has been ia
nous for its wealth and variety
of animal and bird life. The BIZ
ologist, the nature photographer,
the botanist, and other students,
find material for study, not avail
able elsewhere.
On both the Ohio and the Penn
sylvania sides are great bird sane
tuaries. In addition, much of the
land around the lake is being
planted to forest, which will in
clude many plant species adapted
for wildlife food and cover.
In the Fall and Spring vast
f1ocks of ducks and geese visit
this great lake on their migratory
flights, with many of the ducks,
especially, nesting along the
shores.
But Pymatuning Lake is not of
interest to the naturalist alone. At
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
EPPEN ELLENKEZ0LEG

ARA van meg 1ninden $50
moru kilatas, hogy a nemet
uralom ala kerul6 szolga-nepek
uillioi olyan olcson fognak dol
gozni, hogy vilag megmarado
piaca.t is elhalasszak el6liink.
A nemet gyaripar mar acelt
kinal oktoberi szallitasra Del
Amerikanak es ketsegtelen,
hogy sulyos verseny el6tt al
lunk, amelyet az amerikai
munkasember kenyere meg fog
erezni.
Ez azonban semmikeppen
mem jelenti AIT, hogy javulas
mem lesz a kovetkez6 hetekben.
inert az amerikai fegyverkezesi
program legalabb masfel m l.
li6 embernek .evekre teried6
munkat ad es inert az altala-
nos hadk0telezettseg esedekes
bevezetese is sok embert foe
allandoan elvonni a termel5
ipartol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
TERMESZETESEN
ILYEN PANIK

nagyon r0vid eletu lenne,
inert hiSzen az amerikai fegy-
vetkezesi program a tories ala
keriilhet6 rendeleseket bose
gsen potolja, de a megrazkodas
meg sem marad ell es abban
gy0ny0ruseget mem fogunk
talalni.
Ha a haboru tovabb folyna,
akkor termeszetesen minden
epkezlab ember munkat kap-
ma nehany h6nap mulva,
inert akkor az angol es az
amerikai rendeleseken egyszer-
re kellene dolgozni.
Sokan ARA szamitanak, hogy
beke eseten es a bekekOtes
utani hetekben az ujjaepites
juttat rendeleseket es munkat
a szamunkra, ere azonban
mines sok kilataS.
A nemet kezre keriilt fran
cia, belga es az eddig fegyver-
gyartasban e1foglalt nemet
ipar keszen all az ujja-epitesi
munkara nekiink ilyen rem
deleseink mem lesznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
HA A PINCEJE

nedves es viz szivarog be, okvetlen
hasznaljon Hard Rock cemente...
Gallonja dollarba keriil es koriil-
belil centert l negyzetlab teriiletet
tud a Hard Rock cementtel megovni.
Kaphat6 John Cook & Son Lumber
Co.-nal. 125 Railroad ST., Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

csend van, de ket-harom
honapon belul altalanos nyug-
talansagot fogunk eszlelni,
mihelyt a szerszamgyarak ke-
szen lesznek a munkaval es a
hadi-ipar gyartasara fel le-
STINK szerelve.
Sok embert fognak a gya-
rakba felvenni ez termesze-
teSen a berek es az arak nemi
emelkedeset hozza maid maya
val; de a berek emeleset rit-
kan szokta a nagyt6ke on
kent, kuzdelem nelkui in
tezni.
Egyel6re politikaval vannak
elfoglalva a vezerek, S ki-ki a
maga hajlama szerint igyek-
SILK rata, hogy minel koze-
lebb juSson a zSiros .faEekhoz.
AltalanoS riadalmat keltett
munkaSk0rokben a John L..
Lewis arulasa es ait hiszi ma
mindenki, hogy a CIO fekete
carja mindenkeppen bukott
ember, akar a demokratak
tartjak meg, akar a republika-
nuSok veszik at az uralmat.
TERMESZETESEN
A DEMOKRATA
konvenciot6l, annak plat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
(FOlytatas a 4-ik o1dalroN

De ha hirtelen beke eseten a
francia es angol rendelese-
ket tor0lni fogjak, amire el
kell keszilniink, akkor q gya-
rak t0megei rendeles nelkiil
es munka nelkiil maradnak
egy kis id6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

Egyelore csak annyi bizo-
nyos, hogy = bar beke eseten
par hetes panik lesz - javu-
lasra van kilatas, hogy ezen-
tul villamgyorsan fog a gaz-
dasagi lehet6seg es helyzet val
TONI.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
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lspsskAas
LAPUNK UTJAN

kuldi ddvozletet Mahoning Ave 6e
kornyekbei magyarsagnak a 20 eve
fennall6 Albert Furniture Co. Olyan
uzletnegyedben van iizletik. ahoI a
hazber mem magas. igy a butort is
olcsobban arusithatjak! N6zzen be
hozzajuk. sHivatkozz6k lapunkra, a
elm 1922 Mahoning Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
Es BULGARIA

Iranonban nagyon megcsonkitott Magyarorszag es
Bulgaria nehez heyzebe kert romanai erjesz
kedese Matt udhatn hogy ho akar az orosz medve
megani Szandekai semm esetre jok es barasagosak
Az orosz kormany egy egyzeket intezett magyarhoz
ameyben ait keri hogy Karpataan e6 ukranok felett
uralm ogot Moszkva gyakorohassa magyar kormany
= termeszetesen = mem fogja megengedni
bugar kormanyhoz ment jegyzek, de vi
szont nagy gondot okoz hogy meg akara szaani
az osszes adunai kko6ket eentene hogy Bulgaria
elvesztene tengerhez veze6 utat e egesze szog
tatva kulkereskedeme oroszoknak.
Egeszn terezetes az hogy az orosz megszaas else
pllanataban magyar kormany Erdelyt es bulgar
many Dobrudzsat k0veete Karoy roman kray
oyan gyavan adta be derekat el6 nagy
erke kdott Erdeybe Dobrudzsaba es elentete hogy
ket ks szomszedava haborba megy rende egesz
taekat ugy, hogy most ket mio roman all fegyverben
Hitler es Mussoni ertesitettek magyar es bugar
manyt hogy kezdenek most haborut Rorana een inert
hare nelkl is esznek ereti kigazitasok kes6bb
azonban mondtak hogy mkor? Es yen tires geret
magyar es bulgar kormanynak elegend6
Be van rendeve hadsereghez minden magyar tarta-
ekos keszen aanak hogy barmey panaban
bocsatkozhassanak.
KIE LETT A FRANCIA HAJ6RAJ?
franca hajoraj fel6 melysegesen halganak Mem ehet
tudn hogy kezen vannak most francia hadnaok?
Akarneyk harcoo fel kapta vona meg azoka mar
gen 0r0mme jelentettek voa De hagat kerdes fe6
angol is, nemet is az olasz is.
forrasok otta valaho az afrka partok
enten re6zk kesZen all hogy Petan minzteren0k
tama ellenere is hacba bocatkozzek nemetekke es
szokkal >.a.5r i4g-
Tengereszet szakertok szeben ait nlodak hogy
saat hazai kkookto elzart ancia hadajok harckepes
segk felet mar eleztetek negy vagy
megada magat nden francia hadhao vagy pedg saat
tisztjei fogjak azokat elsulyeszteni.
Ennek az magyarazaa hogy franca hadhajok kkot6-
bell baz nelkl par het alatt fogynak tzelo anyagbol
az eemszerekbo es puskaporb6 Ennek kovekezben
keptelenek lesznek Mndezt saat kaphatak
meg Az angook lyen segtsege tudnak hajok
nyutan Mivel szallitas egesz Aka korhao-
zasava torenk angoonak gondot okoz hogy saat
haokat tartsak harckepes aapotban Fodkoz tengeren
Egy-ket het alatt ez kerdes is tisztazva esz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
a Macy HABORU ESEMENYEI

Mussolini tavratban kertek salnt arra
hogy lepe at igazi roman teret hatara hanem ee
gedjek meg kevesebbe.
Ketsegele hogy Stain roman kik0t6 varosokat es ez
Eel Fekee enger felet hataat akara kezere kaparin
tani EFT azonban Hitler mint nernet lapok irjak
foga megengedni. 80
EROS BEKE-KILATAsoK vANNAK
Atto perct6 kezdve hogy francia fegyversznet meg
lett k0ve egyre t0bbet emeget att hogy Anglia es Hitler
kozot tkos beketargyaasok oynak harcten heyzet AIT
mutata hogy ezeknek hireknek vaani alapjuk min
den hvataos tagadas dacara. 3
nemetek mar eoglatak az egesz rancia tengerparot
dacara tesznek harci mozdulatokat Anglia
le angolok fehagytak azzal hogy nemet erueeket
bombazzanak repu6gepekke es Fodkoz tengeren mnden
csendes Mussoni iset tetenl heverte hadsereget es
ellen
Stain meglepetesszeri mozduata ugy latszk set-
tet beke Ha csakugyan letreonne angook meme
tex kozott eenene azonban haboru vege csak att
hogy nemetek mas eenfeet vaasztanak angook heye
Valosznu hogy Stant tornek es angol segsege
kapnanak meglehetosen nagy aranyokban.
senkit Sc lepne meg, ha egyk percr6l masikra meg
enne nee angol beke az arat termeszetesen
egye6re ks oszagok es foleg francak fzetnek meg
gyon busasan. .s.u~-. 3.~ ,,@
JAPAN is K0vETELI RESET
japan kormany neveben kulugyminiszer Macy fontos
sagu kjelente te Feaotta tavol kelet Monroe elvet
amely ICY szol:
= tavo Keleten sarga fajon Xviii masnak mines ke
resnivaloja ~ ~
Washingtonban ez igen kelemetlen hatast keett Hull
egy jegyzeket kdott japan kormanyhoz
hogy tavo keet ancia gyarnatokat japanok szalak
meg egyzeknek volt hatasa japan hadsereg el6re
haladasat EoIndia fele tua aeria kormany egy
Jegyzekke feltartani es ennek eteebe ott japan kgy
MINISTER felre erthet6 nyilatkozata
Ha megtortenk hogy Anglia kenyszerhelyzeeben
zaaru japan koveteeshez amint ideen Mandzsura
ban tee akkor Egyesilt Alamok bocsatkozhatik
harcba tavol kee kerdes matt Japanna akkor
tehetne ha nemetangol etreone es az angel haora
epsegben maradna Atan tenger enenk ese
leges tamadAsoknak kiteve 5a<
japan helyzet az Egyesut Aamokra nezve nagyon
elesedett 9s 3
IAGYARORSZAG ES BULGARIA - -
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-22
|"TELL BILL GOODBYE
|@ : ::9.:; i: :,s.=s: M1Mmre &Azmu

-ae curtains and 4 waoop Of vel
come went up.
"3lLss Seymour. ... Hey, kids.
shes here"
y raE very sa-isfying. They
Exarnne1 over her, not toocIean it
tle handE fingered her skirt. shrill
soiceg cutting On her ear She was
rnged around with funny little faces
hat were grotegque with makeup.
Little fsces that shone with delight.
THEY LIKED HEP!
She sid reproachtully, and Z
tr5re shakily, YOU didn't think I'd
refuse your invitation, did you: and
60 you al know your parts? You
Willie Tong. 10 you remember that
Z general always stands very straight
ard never folds MS hands across MS
tummy:"
willie Tong hid his round little
yellow face in her skirt.
She thought il she wasn't care
fuI she'd pick him Up and kiss him
She said, very sfernly. Now. run
along. You've only got & few min
utes ~ remember al the things
you've been learning for weeks and
weeks and you're going to do II
perfectly for ms-yeE|'
A chorus q young voices, we
Will"
Fabienne had 10 turn her face
away. Silly girl, she had tears in
her eyeE. She had 70 turn away to
where no n would see her. She
turned 10 the left. Bill Mallory
caught her with both hands 70 keep
her from running into him.
TO Be Continued
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-22

II aad oeen golag II u il toc you.
he'd Eaye cc.e Il !oag ago."
"Yo1 don't know SickT, Aunt Ed
n. 49, think II TIRE rhe blacE
velye, after Ill" Change TIE CUB
5ect, ya5ienne, Ehe thc1ga- atrsi'
ene raigat Er6 herseIf sayfng. !
ag tae nan whorn might have ten
rght. but Re beIoogE - 5oneone
eiae. Coud q glrl % atsr her man
II she believed ere We right 1o-
hfm1e But int YOU'D hare hen
nonseaae, FIR Ghe kaew tasr Il eyer
: gtrl zaou-d be right" for Z youns
surgeon, # zas Ellen Chapman
yhone name was 4 SHINING heacon
IN tae goclaI service World.
y1an aa6 E6na took Ter 10 th@
train n Saturday morning.
The train craw,led % New YORK
Fabienne felt she could have WALKED
faxter
"cone md atay with ne WHEN
eyer you are in New York" Ellen
had tod her when she left, but she
uent u 4 hotel
when she had ~unpacked, Ehe tele'
phoned Ellen. Al her apartment,
then A. WI1loughby house. Miss
Chapman IL 10. in" chg WIS tod Al
both places.
She dressed ~leisurely. putting On
the black velvet dres. with liz fine
lsce at neck and wrists. the
wrapped turban II bIsck and green
and god from which her goft, gilk?
hair fIowed Ike 4 page boy's. She
touched perfume " her throat and
the ttpg II her carr. selected snowy
2loye.. She dressed a. carefully a.
II h were attending an opening
night # Broadway'E most exciting
pIay - al for 4 bunch cf little
italian, Irish. chinege kids IN a. set
tler0ent house.
The play Has ~ begin al eight.
i waa jUat quarter to when Fa-
hlenne'E taxi drew W before VII
lcughby house. Fabienne gave a bin
- the driver and said. Keep the
change"
Her legz felt Hatery az she
climbed the familiar steps and went
through the corridor u the hall
that led 10 ~backEtaee. She parted
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-22
EYSCIEiG
CHARACTERS:

The CHARACTERS:
y1EIESSE GEYAOCR, Ech. young
am beautituL
sIcYY BARTLETT. wealthy and IN
bYe x3th Yaoienne.
TILE., CHAP5LA.s, young and IT.
Daole mlEtreEG IT WA-oIgho3
hoUge.
DIP. ELL BfaLLDEY, cloas hisnd
III Eilen'E.
YEETEnDAY: After two weeks a.
ner anceGtral hone Ia 5aryano,
Fasienne racelTe. g. lertT from
Ellen reminding her II the com-
ing presentatina II the nettlsmsnt
noUge # the play prepared by ia
bienne'a forner caargea there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-22
NEWSME\

TOKYO, Jan. 2l-2-An Ameri-
can newspaperInan, James Young,
Tokyo correspondent for 1nterna-
tional News Service, vas detained
today by police who failed to give
any reason for their action. It was
presumed, however, that authorities
were investigating Young's trip to
Cnungking, China'g temporary CAPT
tal, from which ne returned re-
Gently.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-22

The first Secretary Of the Navy
BENJAMIN Stoddert in 1893.
Smyrna times., 1940-05-23
RIGHT FOOD FOR
GOOD HEALTH
Your Health and Vitality De-
pends on Proper Food
and Right Amount
BY CHARLOTTE SPENCER

Variety in meal planning is one
of the best ways to maintain a
reputation as a good cook.
A study of many of the meal
tables in Delaware would probably
show that few foods are used
over and over again, and that
other foods which are just as good
and Just as economical are seldom
used.
Pork, particularly pork chops, is
used so much that other meats are
sometimes used hardly at all.
Beef, pork or lamb liver, corned
beef, pot roast, beew stew, meat
loaf, creamed Clipped beef, meat
pie, shoulder of lamb or veal, lamb
patties, tongue these are all in
expensive meat dishes.
Canned peas might very well be
the only vegetable available to
Judge by what some families eat.
Yet cabbage, turnips, tomatoes,
beets, carrots, onions, kale, wild
greens, spinach, and turnip tops
are all just as cheap and just as
delicious.
Canned peaches are a very good
fruit, but they are by no means the
cheapest to buy or the best to eat.
At this season of the year try some
of the dried fruits apricots,
prunes, peaches, or raisins. Ba-
nanas are plentiful now. Della
ware Strawberries will soon be in
season. Many families have rhu-
barb. Sliced bananas in chilled
stewed fresh rhubarb makes an
unusual and very good combination.
Canned grapefruit juice and can
ned applesauce are among the
more economical fruits.
Cheese is a healthful and eco
nomical substitute for meat.
Smyrna times., 1940-05-23
MANY ENTRIES
AT HORSE SHOW
Wilmington Event Opens To-
day; Outstanding Entries
From Ten States
CHILDRENS' CLASSES

Next in turn on the sporting
calendar of horsey events will be
the forthcoming Wilmington Horse
Show, which is scheduled to make
its annual presentation today and
continuing thru Saturday, on the
beautiful Rood estate Meadows on
the Brandywine" on the Monchan-
nin-Chadds Ford road, near Will
mington. From all indications,
this years affair promises to top
all seasons in the shows history.
Thus far entries from ten states,
ranging from South Carolina to
Rhode Island and as far West as
Ohio to the Great Lakes, have been
entered in the so classes to vie for
the rich stakes totaling $4,000, and
the coveted challenge trophies.
Show goers to the three-day
meet will witness exhibitions by
representatives from the country's
outstanding stables. Among the
top notch exhibitors are Miss AL
Smyrna times., 1940-05-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

First !Churcn of Christ, Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
a. M, Sunday School ii a. "a,
evening service 500 D. M, Wed
nesday evening service at s p. m.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meeting at Grange Hall: Sunday
School II a. M, also meets on first
Wednesday evening Of eacn
month at s p. m. Subject for Sun
day, May 26: soul and Body"
Golden Text: Psalms 84:2 My
soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for
the courts of the Lord: my heart
and my flesh crieth out for the liv-
ing God. A Bible citation from
the Lesson-Sermon: Rom. 12:1 and
2. beseech you therefore, breth-
ren, by the mercies Of God, that We
present your bodies a living sac
riice, holy, acceptable unto God,
which is your reasonable service.
2. And be not conformed to this
world: but be ye transformed by
the renewing Of your mind, that We
may prove what is that good, and
acceptable, and perfect will of God.
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: Detach sense from the
body, or matter, which is only a
form of human belief, and you may
learn the meaning of God, or good,
and the nature of the immutable
and immortal. Breaking away
from the mutations of time and
sense, you will neither lose the
solid objects and ends of life nor
your own identity.