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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

test is actually series of COM
IMMUNITY projects sponsored by all
of the Delaware Federated Club
women through their 35 local
American Home chairmen. The
general public is invited to the
county meetings, scheduled for the
New Century Club houses at
Georgetown on March 25, at Will
mington on March &c, and at Do
yer on March 27. A hobby show
will be one Of the most interesting
features of each meeting, reports
Mrs. Helen Mckinley, state chair
man for American Homes, who is
directing the activities of the con-
test in cooperation with the three
county chairmen-Mrs. Arthur H.
wilkins, New Castle County; Mrs
Laurence L. F'itchett, Kent Coun-
ty, and Mrs. H. B. Adams, Sussex
County. Any county resident,
whether a club member or not, may
exhibit hobby. Each meetings
hobby show may be viewed dur
ing the lunch hour and at the close
of the program. Programs will
differ somewhat for each county
meeting although the same general
plan must be followed in order to
be eligible for competition in the
national contest Much enthus-
iasm," states Mrs. Mckinley, has
been aroused among Delaware club
women over this contest project
and this Statewide enthusiasm
practically insures its success"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at his
farm located on Smyrna-Leipsic
Road, IL miles south of Smyrna,
on
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

where today he is a strong COM
petitor in any stake.
On Tuesday night the bird dog
field trial contingent hocked around
ring 3 where the pointers were be-
ing judged by Miller d. Darrell,
president of the Delaware Setter
and Pointer Club, who, in addition
to being a field trial authority, is
also respected throughout the
bench show fraternity for his wide
knowledge of the show pointer.
While the class of pointers was far
below par, the judging was unus-
ually good, and Mr.. Darrell did an
excellent job with what he had to
work with. The sporting breeds in
all lines this year were far below
par.
On Wednesday night a mongrel
brought down the house. Tim, a
NUT dog, was honored for saving
the life of small boy in New
York City. The boy and the own
er of Tim" were both present and
all hands were introduced by Low
ell Thomas the widely known Radio
News Commentator. The New
York Fire Department was also on
hand with their trained team of
Dalmatons and they put on a show
worth riding miles to witness.
The browning event of the show
was the judging of the BEST In
Show" following the judging of the
different groups. The outstanding
feature of the group judging was
that a Saluka again went best of
hound group. One of this breed
went best in show at the Whining
ton Kennel Club Show in 1889.
When the time arrived for judg-
ing the King this year, the top
heavy favorite MY Own Brucie"
held the gaze of everyone in the
entire arena. This great little
was in top form. He
came bouncing into the ring like a
rubber ball. He appeared to be as
hard as nails and in a snowy mood
as he was brought out to compete
again for the top honors he annex
ed in this same ring one year ago.
To repeat is the real test of a
and this "Brucie" did
with room to spare. I never saw
this little black bundle of fire in
better condition as his proud own
er, Herman E.Mellenthin of POUCH
keepsie, N. Y, moved him about
the ring, with his perfect cocker
head held high and his large, dark,
expressive eyes shining like jewels
He proudly upheld the honor Of the
breed, which was again the leader
at the Garden Show" VIII see
you next week.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Popular Vote Decides
Diefionary's New Words

WHO decides when a new
Wv word shall 60 in the diction-
ary?" is frequently asked ques-
ton. The answer, say authorities, IS
YOU" meaning the thousands Of
you who use our language.
1--WE editors of dictionaries have
no voice in the matter 1t all, !" writes
Charles E. Funk, editor of the New
Standard Dictionaries, in the Febru-
airy issue of Good Housekeeping
Magazine. Eve may not like the new
word or we may resent the liberties
you have taken with the old; but it
is your language, and you determine
how it shall be used. We can merely
record your usage"
AS wars always do, the war in
Europe has produced a number of
terms already familiar. Permanent
fixtures that Mr.. Funk points out
include the now well-known Blitz-
krieg. meaning lightning warfare;
Luftwaffe, the air force; Panzer.
mechanical. AS these are German
UOuflSy we SLiil OtBlI bhCih "ASh
capital letters, but when they be-
come fully anglicized the capitals
will be dropped. Among the British
coinages during the past year are
conchie, a conscientious objector;
Quisling, from the Norwegian traitor
of that name A Portable radio there
is known as a walkie-talkie.
You may nc be Swing fan" but
if you wish to understand the Ian
guage Of your children, Mr.. Funk
warns that you must know that
boogie-woogie is nothing more
alarming than piano music with
fast rolling bass; that schmalz is
sweet, sentimental music; that gut
bucket is primitive, if heartfelt. jazz.
A juke box, your child will explain,
is record playing nickelodeon -
and this word no longer means a
fve-cent cinema. but an automatic
monograph that plays a record for
five cents.
These are but few of the hun
dreds Of newly offered words. Which
will survive the year 1871? You
will have the last word.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
count Your Blessings"
Doesn't AIways Apply

80 CUNT Your Blessings" may
" be addressed deservedly to
many people. But Jan Struther,
English author of the current best
seller, Mrs. Miniver," is not one
of those who has it coming TO her.
When asked by the editors of
Good Housekeeping Magazine what
else she could ask for, Mrs. Struther
was quick to answer that there was
great deal. She admitted, how
ever, that she was exceptionally
lucky to be in America with her two
younger children, safe from the
screeching air alarms and devastat-
ing bombs. Her husband and son,
all her greatest friends, remain in
London unhurt.
with all these riches, perhaps l
ought to be content" Mrs. Struther
writes. "But | am not content; |
want more. / want a world in which
every woman in every country can
send her children off to school in
the morning with nothing slung
over their shoulders except satchel
of books. / want a world in which
every man in every country can come
home after days work and see the
lights shining from his own uncon-
cealed windows. want a world in
which people can spend their Satur-
days and Sundays, if they want to,
digging in gardens that are not half
blocked up by AFRAID shelters; and
in which, when they plant a bulb
in the autumn, they stand a fair
chance of being there to see the
flower in the spring.
"As things are now, it must sound
as though l were wishing for the
moon. But it is only by wishing for
the moon that we can get anything
DONE"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Do All Men
Fear Women?

VIZ OMAN is the only object in
w the world man cannot heln
thinking about. But tObaf he think
about her is up TO the woman.
In a detailed report to the edi-
tors of Good Housekeeping, Will
liam Moulton Marston, world-fa-
nous psychologist and discoverer o.
the systolic blood pressure decep
ton test, has set forth. in the febru
ary issue of the Magazine, the fun
damental reaction of man to woman.
The essence of DR.. Marston's finding
is that the more men are attracte"
by women, the more they are IN
clined to disparage them.
Men, says DR.. Marston, are afraid
of nothing except their unfailln2
susceptibility to women. They con.
slider this quality weakness. fee.
inferior about it, and criticize
women because they feel so ashamed
of it. Brought down to fundamentals.
man feels this susceptibility dis
parages his masculine supremacy.
The average man will not admit
that he is made emotionally captive
by the opposite sex. He combats
their power to excite him by trying
to dominate and belittle. Calling
them "silly" and frivolous" is one
of the more harmless male compen-
sations for yielding inwardly to
woman's mysterious, exciting quail
ity." The key to male psychology as
it affects women in their relations
with men, lies in their realization
that men actually are on the de-
fensive, despite external appear
ances.
Realizing the contradictory nature
Of mems reactions to her sex, the
average woman is confronted with a
personal problem. DR.. Marston asks:
shall she try to deal with mans sus-
ceptibility or with his critical atti-
tude toward women? Shall she con-
centrate on captivating him or try
to live up to his opinions of what a
woman ought to be? The first alter
native, according to DR.. Marston, is
by all means indicated.
"a woman, then, has two kinds
of behaviour to control-the super
fetal and the fundamental. BY su-
perfcial, mean small talk and such
details Of appearance and manner
and external personality as are ap-
parent in any casual encounter with
a member of the opposite sex. By
fundamental I mean the type of wo-
man she really is submissive. ma
ternal, possessive, ambitious"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
ENTERS
INTO CONTEST
American Home Department
of WOmen's Clubs to
Sponsor Contest
SERIES OF PROJECTS

In response to Delaware's entry
in the national contest entitled,
Making Home a Hobby" DR.. JOS
ephine L. Pierce, national chairman
for the Department of the Ameri-
can Home of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, has written
that ut certainly locks as if Della
ware Is going to go 100 per cent in
the Hobby Day Contest. There
will be cash award to the win
ming State and while the money
prize will be of interest, of course,
the honor will be even greater"
The contests first place award
will be made on the afternoon of
May 20 at the Golden Jubilee Con-
vention to be held in Atlantic City,
The Making Home Hobby" con-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

TIE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
it represents and the State of which it
is a part. 1t also gives the items of
Importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Sat-, March s, 1871
at HOO O'Clock Sharp
6 Horses & Mules

Nos. 1 and Pair of Strawber-
ry Roam Horses, years old, mat
ed, weigh 5000 pounds. work like
one.
Nos. 3 and 4-Pair Iron Grey
Horses, 3 years old, mated. promis-
ing team. Half brothers.
Nos. 5 and 6-Pair Black Mules,
6 years old, mated, weigh 2200, as
good as ever were hooked by the
neck.
These are three pair of first-class
draft teams.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

Published Every Thursday Morning by
E. ID. HOFFECKER. Proprietor.
Founded by Robert ID. Hoffecker. July s.,
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
5 BROOD SOWS
VIII farrow May LIST.

SO SHOATS, weigh so pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Oliver Manure Spreader, good as
new; MISUNDERSTANDING Mower,
new; Ontario, 12-Disc, Tractor
Hitch, good; Iron Wheel Wagon,
new; Farm Wagon, Roller, John
Deere Corn Planter, fertilizer at
tachment; Sully Cultivator, Hay
Rigging, Rotary Hoe, /, 2, 3-horse
Flows and Cultivators, Sled Corn
Cutter, 12-inch Bottom McCor-
mick-Deering Tractor Pillow, 80
Disc Tractor Harrow, Intersection
Spring-tooth Harrow, Grain Fan,
Dillinger Hammer Mill, new; 16-
foot Horse Trough, new; 14-foot
Star Seed Sewer, new; 2 sets of
Wagon Harness, Pillow Harness.
Collars, Brides, Screw Jacks, Big
Block and Fall, and Rope, 3 Milk
Cans. and many other things.
AIlis Chalmers TRACTOR and
COMBINE, been used 8 seasons,
in "A No. ! shape.
Terms-CASH
CARROLL, n STAATS,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Is Cows & Heifers

Holstein and Guernsey, some fresh
and close springers. Come look
them over.
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Carol winters.
~. And Ma ]. r. Kztss spsnI
last week At psrtesaa Beach. -
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III. and kEfa. !. q. Dunn snltet
relatives Ia FMlfhpse. Ala. SUNDAY
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Mf8 AtlnEnofs and daushEeEs
Mildred and uaTolay. u naY Mln
nelle. Ala fpsnt flse Nsak Ed j
Enests Ia uae hnaEs u Mf ana MiA
! w Evans Ihey werr neeo4npa
nlad 20 their hume McG1nng b an
Evans and MTs naYmona p4Imaa
Friends ~ mf mDd Mrs. c3f
Payne offer thaif sympathy II IL,
nas of their infant nun. bagu wed
needay. August 4 - unn JAnkeaa
County Hospital. wh0 bird TFnEs'
o.. Amgnst I
Ara I'd naAz1y and azuaAlef
Nicola ~ Wa5nnb0ro. Mfm. d
Visiting In uas taeas a. Nr ast
Afs Tom EEAzA
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Assx Alice nosey and dauehter
Jnyce Marte. q Aluesls sTsst last
eeek f~EslkiEx ~ usF hzssae % NJ.
and Ara. Masa4a pemeg. ThRy -.
turg,ed u uaelF husna Sunday.
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Edsr WISHED ln Mode Friday.
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Freddie ana piekae nsiskin q
Maas4le visited last Meek Ia he
nnsaaes af their muata. AsF3 " a
Wages en colnznbea Drive tn Pas
cagoala. ard MIRA ! W HaaFAlA Of
Kroole TIARy were accumEnnted
noane Saturday b. tselF parents
Mr. and MrA Nd nltskEn. who weTe
orer-niKEt guests In Ire hcssse q
AIRS. wAess Friday.
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Mr.. ana Mrx. walter Kassi and
family and Mia ClAFaes nfaxtan
nave returned from tl1slf two weeks
vacation ii Cleveland. Ohio TheY
also made = tour Of tf1N Mammoth
Cave IN Kentucky and LDokntak
Mountain near Chattanooga. Tenn
30
Mr.. ana Mrs q 3 v~aszaNaFs and
j Mra. { = Jonas u Pft1hAfd, Ala
and ARA. =. r MatlzeEaaY af Port
Arthur. Texas. visited IN tase O. Y
fAoeey home sunday.
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Mr. and Mu. Marvin Clark Of
Mer Rouge. Ia. were guests last
seek Ia the homo q Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Hull.
Mrs. Prank Hammond and snas8.
Prank. II. and Maurice. spent last
Nsekend Visiting relatives u koain
Mis-.
Rev. and Nrn r. " umsh re-
turned MosA6ny ffuan FeikNiEls
Nlsa. where tllsT haa n~en stAaszHA9
Aisss Tnez DAffin Of Meridian i
spending her two weeks vacation II
the home Of her brotlasf. A. l. DAf-
fin.
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Mr.. and h6rn. BiIl nuhla and JIM
my spent The DAY saturday ID Nee
Orleans.
Mlsx Lucille Bell Of Bpx1sneE, Ala
Is Waiting IN the home of her aunt
Mira q. 8. ElaAttiea.
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Jake Fields q Corpus Christi.
Texas. Is visiting in the b0ne q his
brother. r. H. Fields.
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Mmdames j. n. Germany. Hex
E1sy and Dwight BroaduAs and Misa
Bertha WELliaEns visited IN Taco
dore. Ala. Sunday.
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