Show f t THE OGDEN A STANDARD-EXAMINE- " 1 - JUNIOR EXHIBIT I First Ogden Auto Plates for New Season COUNTY READIES RAIL CROSSINGS FOR SIGNAL U S E CV ALL a" i j !u j j j ! S Holds Special Meaning to Americans Holiday Writer Declares In the hearts of the students of Central high school at this particular Christmas time is the thought "Peace on earth good will toward men" We are especially thankful for living in a country of freedom and peace When part of the world is engaged in war we are thankful not only for our homes food and clothing but also for being Americans living in a country where we are enjoying privileges found in no other Central students appreciate the faculty and extend to its members the season's greetings — Elaine Shaw Paper Appear A large majority of the students who poured out of Central's doors Tuesday were absorbed in blue folders containing the Cub Chronicle Central's annual newspaper presented by the AB club Under social the divisions of sports school activities humor and scandal the readers found many into conteresting articles We wish AB gratulate the boys inof thework club for the fine piece they turned out this year Editors for tie first edition of the paper were Bud Meyers and k Leslie Holbrook Cloyd O — AB club of is the advisor Lois Wheelwright Such savory smells were floating in Central's halls that students grew curious If they had looked in Central's cooking department the great mystery would have been solved for they would have seen girls and boys pulling taffy beating fudge or spooning out divinBar-tone- ity Each pupil was given a printed sheet which contained recipes for all kinds of candy Central high school cooking students made the best candy that I have ever seen students' make" said Kathleen Muram Central's cooking supervisors—Jean Ward At Theatre Party Thursday December 21 at four o'clock the Scribble Scribble club met at the Orpheum for a theatre party After the show the girls met at the home of Margaret Wilson where they played games exchanged gifts and enjoyed a delicious supper The Spot Light Dramatic club held a skating party Monday Lat er members went to the home of Virginia Biddle where chili was served and gifts were exchanged Other parties were held Wednesday afternoon by many advisory classes Entertaining Christmas programs were given by class members— Donna Carey and Clara-ma- e Hinton Central's gym was the scene of the French club's Christmas party Games were played and refreshments served to 20 members The program consisted of vocal solos by Dean Tuddington Dil Young and Mary Murdock accompanied by Mrs Luddington and Wealthy During the evening Purrington were exchanged — Carolyn gifts Students who daily bicycle to and from school will be glad to note the new bicycle shed which has been under construction for several days at Central The shed which was transferred from the old Central building will accommodate 225 bicycles and will be ready for This will use after the holidays be a great convenience for those who ride bicycles as it will provide protection against rain and snow and will eliminate a great deal of confusion — Caroline Gibson ' Who's Who One of the most vivacious personalities seen in Central's halls is '" lA ' m - 1 1 Held Mass At Midnight Hoar HOME DISPLAYS GREET YULE e J l Uu UU lyJ oi nr THANKFUL FOR ance of foremost The party will be neia as tne ci- max "of Junior Department day club and FuIn behalf of Four-who have members Farmer ture been influenced by the 6tock show a F F A boy of a Utah chapter S Eccles will present Geo-rg0 a with show of the U'president cake -' x birthday large ! Into Main Comptition who The student exhibitors entered several ago onlv years ' " "' ' i' " "' " rt i ii " '" " n m their animals in hopes they would be good enough to command some attention of the thousands of visi cense P 1910 and blue new orange of the Issuance BUYER ONE NUMBER tors now boldly enter the open tax commission state the at under way Tuesday morning classes and often pull down many th Delnha Evans 2616 Grant with the first set oi piaies iisutuhnlrl iuu the grand championships in of frtrnit- --Hill annliafiAn v A oeen neiu lias up to the uj with Issuance of the plates public experienced as the present plates competition these capitol are expected here Tuesday morning A rush for plates i freely Probable breeders are rood until the end of February (Staff photo) Last year the show manage ment recognizing the importance of the junior department built a To Be $25000 brick annex to the main coliseum expressly for Four - H club and Future Farmer chapter exhibits TO The F F A boy who will pre sent the cake will be selected within the next few days by the CHARLESTON W Va (UP) the state chapter of officers Lighted Decorations Glow Mrs Florence Walling pastor of working with Mark Nichols suIn All Parts of the Davis Creek church of the perintendent of vocational agri is no ordinary country culture in Utah Nazarene City Entries Arriving preacher Meanwhile officials of the show Sister Walling as she is known Christmas eve will find scores uses positive tactics to bring re- were receiving entry applications of homes spreading cheer with many states from exhibi colorful holiday light displays the ligion to the people— and the peo- from will compete for the ap tors who The latter is acstimulated by The movement ple to religion proximate $18000 being offered in Standard-Examine- r artistic resicomplished by means of a bus and premium money E J jeidstea several cars which she sends for show manager said every major dential decoration contest those who have no means of get- department of the show is repreNew entries on Saturday incars sented in the entry notices 853 ting to services Thenas the clude: Mary Wattis Brown she Charleston— says into were William Van der hurry Twenty-fourt- h Other officials Saturday streets off the waifs the —"to take of the C details Green final on Wood 435 Fourth J working and bring them to church" ball to and All are invited 2832 Grant stockmen's banquet Such methods are used to bear they arrangements Complete join in the movement and to keep "Go church out the motto of the announcefor be will their displays glowing from six to said ready compel (the sinners) to come in!" ment next week ten o'clock each evening until When Sister Walling took over New Year's day During this pethe pastorate in September 1933 riod the decorations will be judgwas largely because no other it ed and 12 winners will receive minister would They said they'd prizes in the city and four in starve on the meager offerings Huntsville will receive awards for REV W J GIROUX Sister Walling however took the Will deliver sermon artistic ability call of the 39 members Then she Last minute 'phone call or began to pay visits to the resi HOLIDAY blanks (below) are being section often walking dents Christmas Eve Services to miles ofto the isolated homes to pray Be Conducted At St for their occupants Results were apparent almost Power Employes Assemble Joseph's ENTRY BLANK — CHRISTMAS immediately and within a few For Jollification of CIIEER WEEK CONTEST the church indebtedness months God-Ma- n will be the was paid Axis" "The Yuletide Membership doubled K Detach and Return to The of a sermon by the Rev but Sister Walling wasn't satissubject Standard-Examinefied until she inverted the "bad Sixty-seve- n W J Giroux pastor of St Jospersons in the 'line who previously had made a and service department of the men" STANDARD-EXAMINE R TIIE Christa at church Catholic eph's practice of disrupting services She Power & Light Co enjoyed CITY — mas eve service Solemn high visited their homes and prayed for Utah seventeenth annual Christ-matheir t 'em and today they are among servThe be observed will mass dinner in the storeroom of I like your Christmas Cheer Lie leaders in the congregation at 428 Twenty-thir- d will ice midnight our home is goweek idea and begin Such aggressive tactics have in the company at to mass contest in be the "to the midnight Admission ing creased the membership to 300 Saturday superintendent offerJ R Jarvis The be will the average attendance to ticket and only by Name to the Salt been has who an addi So promoted 500 now than ing of 25 cents which is asked for more with was 1000 "district Lake presented almost built is that tion being each ticket will be applied to the Joe and a gift from the employes may hear Sister Walling who Idaho education of children at St Joselo of not is Cushman Rexburg The leader hsrself been is replacing Jarvis was welcomeph's school Seats will be reserv- quent The success which has Address to "the ed Other guests were Dr E R ed until five minutes before mass attained she attributeswhich she Dumke Frank Francis Dr J F religion" On Christmas day low masses says "we'll all have to go back to Wikstrom William H Bauer and will be observed at eight if our land is to be saved" L G Diehl B W Naisbitt was Junior C of C a m Christmas and She is so aggressive in getting in charge and L L Oram mas-te- c hymns will be sung at eight people to church because she be of ceremonies saved— tivities Her attitude o'clock by St Joseph's junior choir lieves every sinner can be Others present were: by the senior "if we can get them to church toward students and school affairs and at P J Hooper Green Alfred and to listen to the Lord's word" Howard makes her just the right person for choir Wilford Obray E Coray She has been told hers is the Sisters of the Holy Cross and the her position of vice president BeChas E Murdock J DeLong R sides her student body activities Legion of Mary will give a Christ- largest rural congregation in the Gilmore Sr Elden Watson Gilshe is a member of Scribble Scrib- mas tree party for children of the land bert Moore H R Daniel Lynn ble club and Pep club — Kathryn Sunday school and the correspondFoley L W Nims Fay Barkdull at ence course Sunday Dec 31 Thornley Wayne C Laytoru two p m in St Joseph's hall FifJ L Montgomery L D AnderTelevision receivers are to be ty children from Ogden and 152 son Henry S Curtright Julian sold by a department store in from outside the city will be R Stephens Lou F Brown Clifto the Tokyo Japan Les Chapman ford Richardson A N Vendell Elmer Kotter J H CENTRAL HIGH Kathleen president livestock show's of the Ogden - ed States ' '"rrT' r " WOMAN'S POWER IN PULPIT RISES FEAST r) — i Measles Hits Eskimo Party CbAftVft old-fashion- ed six-thir- ty ten-thir- ty ed ty Letters Former Ogdenite Wins Notice In Color Films Exacting Process Conquered the principle of producing any color in nature by adding the proper By Graduate of Ogden proportions of three primary colPublic Schools ors Three colors are true yellow and cyan magenta (bluish red) Three pictures are One of the comparatively few of the each one reptaken subject persons in the United States who one of the three primary resenting have achieved success in the sci- colors ence of natural color photography The three resulting negatives is Ralph Jenson former Ogden are exposed on special film which resident and now manager of the gives three gelatine images on a printing department of the Univer- celluloid base Each of these matrices as they are called is placsity of Georgia Press Athens Mr Jenson became interested ed in one of three tray containers in the subject as an "after-wor- k of yellow magenta or cyan dyes but four after Each matrix absorbs the proper hobby" devoting years to the work has become one amount of its dye This dye is then of the top line experts in the transferred successively and in regfield" ister from each of the matrices on Y Graduate white paper The final print is ia Mr Jenson was born at Ogden full natural colr Slow Procedure April 12 1910 and graduated as valedictorian at Ogden high school The process of bringing nature For quite some time he followed into otherwise black and white architectural work in Ogden Salt pictures takes many years of exLake City and New York City acting practice- - Not long ago five Returning to Ogden from New years were required for mastery York City in 1932 he entered Brig-ha- of the art Improvements in maYoung university at Provo terials and methods have shortenfrom which he graduated in 1936 ed the training period to three He married Helen Harris yars ahd now some persons have daughter of Dr Franklin S Harris foundfair success in as little as president of Brigham Young uni- one year of consistent effort "It however will be a long time versity May 21 1936 after which he moved to Athens to accept the if ever before natural color phoposition as manager of the print- tography replaces completely ing department of the University black and white pictures-becausof Georgia Press He is the fa- the two techniques are so entirely ther of two children different and color is so much Natural color photography ac- more complicated" Mr Jenson to Grant student body vice Gifted with an abundpep and vitality she is in the student body ac- - cording (blue-gree- n) Editor col- umns of your most valuable paper we wish to extend our heartfelt ap- preciation to Prof Monson the Ladies chorus and the Southern Pacific Glee Club combined for their beautiful music rendered Thursday evening at my bedroom window having been confined to the bed most of the time for the past nine months" The Lord has said "He that doeth things unto the least of my children do it unto me and I know he will bless them for bringing joyous Christmas carols unto those who have been down in sorrow and distress I am proud to be one of their Thanks again number v C A Watkina & Family 3168 Lincoln Ave J Hearn Eden W Blaine Wink Naisbitt Steele J William Burton Swede Sorensen Ray Manfull Harold R Johnson Jas E Francis Zane Abbot Ed Richards E H W Ferguson E Thompson Mil Olson Sam Wakeford B: L Blood Ed L Watson Owen Wil-le- y Beutler Dear Editor: Through the Needy Horses Receive Oats "tu - 1 w - S5s Hydrogen Use Is Magnified J BERKELEY Calif Dec 23- Be — Will Sewell The Sherman (AP) discovery that one of form hydrogen simplest of all Given Reins of the chemical elements is radio active was reported today before Local Club the American physical society It may become of use in re council master Sewell Sherman on petroleum and other oils search lor William Powers senior coun because hydrogen and carbon are cillorand Junior Reynolds junior the main components of gasoline will be installed as and councillor lubricants and ordinary at an element makes DeMolay of Ogden radioactivity chief officers even traceable sev easily at though it a public cerenlony Tuesday be mixed with other sub may en p m in the Masonic temple stances Fred Installing officers will be jjay-huff officer chief narry Carr Sr William Lundy mar marshal Joseph Klenke Jr steward shal Edmond Dayhuff chaplain: senior councillor Jack Whittaker standard bearer Jr Hugh Riley Whittak junior councillor Joseph JPete Petne sentinel Edward deacon er Jr senior Stone George Bowman John Wik installathe at Principal speaker Robert tion will be David L Stine Music strom William Woolsey DeGoode John Lind Jack Hughes Barbara Mrs will be furnished by preceptors Hassing Davis After the installation the ninth cnap-te- r Appointive officers oi tne Tuesannual DeMolay Christmas ball who will also take office will be held in the ballroom of We senNess day are Richard Van ber The college public is invited to junior ior deacon Dale Rpmick both affairs senior Darling Robert deacon steward Wayne Eldredge junior KEELEY'S "BEST BY TEST" Wishes You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year BLVD 2463 WASH AND AT PENNEY'S "l ' J WE EXPRESS SINCERE THANKS TO OUR Friands fi Pairons In true Christmas spirit we extend season's greet- ings to our friends and patrons In PENNEY'S BASEMENT - 91 & is! frA jfj "" CUSTOMERS FOR PAST FAVORS FRIENDS May I continue to serve you— and give you "Foot Comfort" DR G LI FISElBURn Flaliona! Shoo Repair Main Floor At Penney'a Sft For Expert Beauty Service ty To My THE mii SHERMAN SEWELL Heads youths' lodge anti-cruel- PHONE 4436 MERRY rXMAS Abundant Christmas Joys to our friends and customers FLOWER 23 — (AP)— Dec were visited horses by San Needy ta Claus today About 1000 bags containing mix ed apples carrots cracked corn pressed oats coarse wheat flour and bran with a pinch of salt were distributed to the hungriest look ing plugs It was the society's way of dramatizing the plight of horses whose owners fail to give them proper care frx f SEASON'S GREETINGS e extend to you the season's best Christmas Greetings Thanks For Your Buslnesa We CHICAGO V Don Ed Jessop Ted Burch Chambers Ed Spillman George E D Fenstermaker Gerritson O Stuard Joe Clapier D S Crockett Ken ter B L Schumers R Allison - F Hickenlooper Dale F cooks Robbins John London Roy Lofgreen L W Thompson Max Strouse Carl Wold George Lowther Ross Por- - 9M m the expert is based on said C Jensen L ffi2'y!£T£l Hold DeMolay Public Ceremony st ten-thir- recently -- stock men of Idaho favored having all federal range lands placed under supervision of the forest service Saturday had drawn fire-frolivestock men of Oneida county Cohen president of Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers association- was challenged by Milton T Jonvtai past vice president of the associs C tion and incumbent secretary of Pleasant View Livestock association and two other Oneida county stockmen — James H Williams president of Oneida Cattle and Horse Growers association C E Thomas president of the Pleasant View Livestock association and Morgan W Harris president of the Samaria Livestock association "The Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers association of which Mr Cohen is president has at times boasted that 25 per cent of its Grant B Jacobs left and M Kimball membership came from Oneida MISSION BROTHERS Wednesday county" said their statement "Thr v viokk wo Rtvorrial- 1 D S ward members- will be honored aj Oneida association most oi wncxnea-- l unon their respective acceptance of a mission can ana compieuon oi memoers Dewnig t ue oihib eLoau-Ll-" mission term (Loveland photo) ciation have no desire to have any of the federal grazing lands in Riverdale L D S Chapel Oneida county turned over to the forest service of To Be Scene Party "We realize the grazing service For Jacobs Brothers i in its infancy and has room un doubtedly for many improvements RIVERDALE Dec 23— M KimBut we like the policies and prin ball Jacobs who has just returnAlaska Dec 23 (AP) rinles of the grazing service apd RiPRnw ed from the L D Sj eastern states -- Measles have cheated the Eskimo want na pair oi or mission and Grant B Jacobs who will leave January 8 for the mis- youngsters of this farthest North ministrative service" they de sion school and January i for the American settlement of their cus- - ciared New England states mission will tomarv Christmas festivities but "Many of the members of our asbe honored at a party Wednesday hey faied to quarantine old evening December 27 at seven-thirt- y Nick oi nn lands administered by o'clock in the Riverdale tots Know Mrs of Eskimo sons The are the erazing service Many of these younger chapel They Charlotte B Jacobs and the late there's reaiiv a Santa and the be- - men have expressed themselves as and policie Murray K Jacobs and are gradu- whiskered old fellow will drive favoring the principles ates of Weber high school They through the streets Christmas day of the grazing service —— with nresnnts' frtr everv one Of tne have attended Weber college Africa is investigating why will be South 75 homes sponsettlement's The entertainment But the social gatherings that there are poor whites sored by the seventiesjrquorum and the Home Missionaries group A really make Christmas a festive program has been arranged to be occasion— the school programat the the followed by dancing in the ward feasting and the program lone the are men before church village's hall Friends of the young Christmas tree— will be missing be invited to attend Authoricause of the quarantine : ties reported only five cases of measles in the village of 580 per to sons but they ordered a general quarantine because of the disease's serious nature and rapid spread among the natives WIREMEN ENJOY fair-mind- 23— The Dec published statement of Max Cohen to the effect he had advised Senator John N Bankhead that live- to promote eaucauonaa ui tne programs for Doys ana gins are inwho intermountain country feed- and the breeding in terested ns of cattle illsneep anatu ewine u pjjg event Will main kuc aiiu w e twenty - first birthday and its erowth from a ratner uncoionui io ius yreaem COW ShOW in standing of fourth best in the Unit- er Bicycle Shed MALAD efforts trict Tanner 4 members department party in the will throw a birthday 6 in apprecia-fi- n coliseum January lane a half-mil- e through Telford slough west of the road Plain In West Weber Next job on the schedule will be the widening and graveling of the Heslop road in the West Weber district south of the West Warren-Warre- n road said McEntire This will be followed in turn by widening and some graveling of the Pole Patch road in Pleasant View dis- U Units Challenge President On Statement Regarding Land Control Shift Tumor of PEACEJN COIIEHffiSSAGh i Birthday Arrives -- City-Hoop- AUTHORITY OF jf- Will Express Appreciation As Show s 1 wenty-rirs- t er weather nermittinc Another project underway is Ward Acknowledges Services ME ET AT PARTY FOSM8-- Installed Sidewalk Grade Prepared uity-tioop- GROWERS DOUBT MEMBERS' WILL Warning Devices Will Be Seven Weber county railroad levcrossings have been widened to standard up and eled brought recently in preparation for installation of warning signals said County Commissioner McEntire Saturday The latest crossing to be imof Ab proved he Raid is north Weber Hunter's corner in West where a signal is to be Installed at the Southern Pacific tracks Other crossings have been leveled In Rov Marriott nn ttfiAnoA West "Weber Flam T rnaH Sffvpn ccntn street - nooner road the crossing one mile west of county infirmary and crossing one mile south of the infirmary South Ogden Project 7 Meanwhile county road crews have completed grading operations for a sidewalk on Washington beand Fortieth tween Thirty-sixt- h except for making a few fills Dirt for — this nurnose is expected to be hauled from nearby lots wnicn have high spots said McEntire A WPA crew now pouring con- crete on Harrisville road walks is expected to be moved to this South Ogden job in the near future SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 24 1939 R Foot Specialist— Chiropodist Mltin Floor J C Penney Co Phone 4436 for Appointment inrl ' mr i I i i i r i & i p j ft i i i r tt t ' C Ti it7Hit-- ? 4 ! - 1 |