Show THE OGDEN 12C J Dr T O Smitk superintendent--othe Ogden citr school board has to speak at city been scheduled school P-- T A meetings on the school expansion problem in Og den schools "There are 900 more students in schools at the present Ogden city were enrolled one year time than "An average of Smith said ago" 44 pupils are assigned to each teacher with no solution to this is more classproblem until there room space" he said The president of the unit groups urge all parents to attend their respective meetings when they take place will meet LORIN FARR Wednesday Oct 12 at eight p m Dr T O Smith will discuss the school housing problem and the school orchestra directed by Miss the Dorothy Corey will tofurnishintrobe music New officers duced are Seiman Bowman president Mrs K K Berger and Mrs Elmer Alkema secretary Chairman of committees include Mrs T D Gift membership Mrs John Perry room mothers: Mrs F H Steele program: Mrs H T Pence refreshments: Mrs E L Miner health Mrs W F Wade magazine and Mrs Dee Code publicity school has HOPKINS scheduled its "get - acquainted" for Wednesday Oct 12 at meeting seven-thirt- y p m President Mrs Jack Marriott invites all parents to attend and meet the teachers and view the children's display of work Music will be included on the program and refreshments will be served P-T- A A vice-preside- P-T- A nt free-Thi- alf iCwhitJfnd T N vice-preside- nt T 55-mi- tare are Mrs Jane M Tidwell 87 of Smithfield and her son above in tl Mrs Roy Tidwell el Ogden her grandson Boy E Tidwell of Bonenville park her rea t - g r eat—granddaughter Cathy Saunders all of Ogden (Loveland photo) Wallace Saunders and — —— Mrs Jane M Tidwell of Smith-fie- ld widow of the late Royal E is a five generation group includTidwell retired farmer of Smith-fiel- d ing: herself and her son and her celebrated her 87th birthday grandson Roy E Tidwell anl her her oldest anniversary by visiting Mrs Wallace son Roy Tidwell 1626 KieseL and memher and with taken her have picture ter Cathy Saunders Year in bers of her family One of the pictures shown above Mrs Tidwell was the first w child born in the old Smit fort and recalls many hardships of pioneer days She has seven living children: Melvin Tidwell and Roy Tidwell of - 9 REGULAR Ogden Vernon Tidwell of Los An gles Janie Roskelley of Salt Lake City Leslie Tidwell of Portland Lizzie Hillyard and Bishop Frank TidweU of Smithfield Mrs Tidwell is looking forward Mew piead CaOar to her 88th birthday — and even Orchid White - Blua — Pink Grey 100 she says She is well and Patterns Fancy 4851 strong although she admits she can't see as well as she used to Anniversary Special! 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TONS OF BEAUTIFUL MIRRORS All Sizes From sur-Warti- miles-an-postw- MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 1 from ur re 25th Upholst ered in heavy frieze a cover chosen especially for bed couches because of its w e a r n g a b i y Easy to clean does not press down 'Many colors to chouse miles-an-ho- great-granddaugh- ter Chair Set 1 inter-hundre- ds le 900-squa- Beautiful Studio Couch and Lounge i TV' $3000000 At this point will converge on various levels from Pasadena s Arroyo Seco free-Lo- s ' the Hollywood freeway the Harbor parkway from San Pedro and Sunset boulevard's overflow Eventually other freeways will hook up with this master section vithin tne heart ot lx In all 613 m'les of fre-ar-e Angeles ways are planned all multiple-residen- ts laned A single lane of parkway will carry 1500 automobiles per hour at an average of 35 to 40 compared with 500 to 700 an hour at the average manufacturing and the face speed of 15 to 20 boom has placed t re men- - j hour Whereas 41 per cent of San dous demands upon already over- Francisco residents go to work in taxed streets and highways The state highway department passenger automobiles the percent in conjunction with city engineers age is 56 In Los Angeles and 79has planned and is executing a 10- - in Glendale Passenger automoyear program of freeway construe- - biles account for 85 per cent of all 'tion which if $939599000 of tax vehicular travel in California A subway system started 30 funds are forthcoming to see it autowill enable ago might have solved Los years private through mobiles buses and trucks to travel Angeles' complex traffic problems of an hour and altered somewhat the spread uninterrupted at a miles its business district m all direc-i- nlimit through the the greater Los Angeles metro-- 1 tions but it is too late now to con- template underground transportpolitan area Within a mile of the city hall tion Dial 1 g by 1960 But although it claims the na- t ion's third largest population to- day Los Angeles' transportation is still in the horse and buggy stage FOR FINE FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS— Platform Rockers SuarT is struggling today with a transportation snarl that is Strang- ling its very economic life to the Angeles has expanded point where its 453 square miles exceed the area of any other Am- erican city Its population is in- creasing at the rate of 15100 month homes and factories by the Civic arise overnight and business leaders foresee and trying to anticipate 6000000 Headquarters REGULAR PRICE ints° 1781 "get-acquaint- ed Washington Blvd it In Horse and Buggy Stage el SOUTH WASHINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY Your"£)rive Out & SaVe" 2944 Los Angeles Traffic Still T nt 1949 4 a four-levgrade separation to By Frank Frawley — g 8 loads from four handle traffic ANGELES Oct (AP LQS once sleepy Spanish pueblo ways is nearing completion Its Friendship" will be the theme for the first meeting of the Clearfield P-A of Wasatch elementary school to be held at eight p m Wednesday Oct 12 in the school cafeteria This will also be night" and parents are invited to visit the various rooms and meet the teachers Prizes will :iiammmmmmW '?ipif be awarded to the rooms with the highest percentage of parents present Mrs Angus Stevens is hospitality chairman Mrs William Dr T O Smith Sawdon is chairman of the memconbership drive which- will be May-fielP-T A SCHOOL OGDEN HIGH d ducted this week Mrs Arthur is room mother chairman has elected the following officers: President E H Myers WARREN-PLAICITY — P-Mrs Virginia Pugmire sec- A officers invite all parents of ond Leroy Wahl-quis- t: Warren and Plain City school stuMrs Rowland G dents to attend the first meeting secretary Robinson and treasurer Miss Cheat of the year Monday Oct 10We-at Atkinson Chairmen appointed are eight p m Mrs Melba Judge Mrs D E Leader Mrs Merlin ber college instructor will discuss OfFarr and Mrs W C Jensen Dr "What it Means to Grow Up" T O Smith will speak at the next ficers are prepared to offer a schedule and calendar of activities for meeting Nov 2 Refreshments the coming year A officers CLEARFIELD — "Foundations for will be served by P-vice-preside- OCTOBER 9 SUNDAY MORNING R MORGAN Oct 8 — Richard G Carter manager Morgan branch Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative association announces patronage refund payments on eggs marketed through the association in this area during the year of 1942 amounts to $352772 Checks arriving at the Morgan branch were distributed by Mr Carter William Smith Richville is the largest producer in the Morgan area and as such received the largest patronage refund check for $39934 and was one of the 102 members who received refund checks f P-T- STANDARD-EXAMINE- Pioneer Marks 87th Birthday Checks Mailed by rounry rirm Smith Will Inform P-- T A Groups ot bpace FroDlems (UTAH) Colorful scotch little plaidumbrella girls' KllSfl H 2 29 versary Sale! 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