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Appletime 1958 APPLETIME 1958 MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 18, 19, 20 MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS 25¢ Coming to Southern Illinois ... A NAVIGABLE CHANNEL TO THE MISSISSISSIPPI RIVER for ... • industrial & agricultural expansion • waterway transportation • flood control • irrigation OLD BEN COAL CORPORATION TRUAX TRAER COAL COMPANY UNITED ELECTRIC COAL COMPANIES 'The future Ruhr valley of Mid-America’ Land that cradles winding rivers thru rolling wooded hills . that bears, extraordinary fruit, is fertile for agriculture, productive for industry . land that yields unfathomed resources, that complements its modern architecture land of lakes and parks and wondrous scenery land of friendly people and their trade . This is Southern Illinois. To this . Appletime . 1958 is dedicated. Let us give Thanks A for a BOUNTIFUL HARVEST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H . T. Rafnel, Pastor 401 North 15th St. Murphysboro, Illinois FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH W. J. Boatmen, Pastor 14th & Manning Murphysboro, Illinois FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Clay Wright, Pastor 1500 Pine St. Murphysboro, Illinois 2 City of Murphysboro JOE E. WILLIAMS MAYOR MURPHYSBORO, ILL. GREETINGS FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS... It is with the greatest of pride that I extend to everyone a sincere invitation to attend and enjoy the 7th annual Murphysboro Apple Festival, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 18th, 19th, and 20th. I personally know that a tremendous amount of effort, planning and money has been expended on the '58 Apple Festival to make it the biggest and most entertaining programing yet attempted. it is all arranged for you enjoyment. Come to the Festrival! Sincerely, Joe E. William Mayor, Murphysboro, Ilinois WELCOME to Murphysboro .... ENJOY ALL THE FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT PACKED IN THIS YEAR’S APPLE FESTIVAL . MAY IT PROVIDE YOU WITH SO MANY PLEASANT MEMORIES THAT YOU WILL RETURN AND VISIT US OFTEN. YOU’LL ALWAYS BE WELCOME ! MURPHYSBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 Welcome to the MURPHYSBOROApple Festival free tv air conditioned the pines room telephones motel 3 miles North of Murphysboro on Routes 13 & 127 Across from Don Tripp’s Restaurant’ Murphysboro’s When you are in or near Murphysboro, finest motel stop in ... you’ll be glad you did! OPEN NOW . for your Dining Pleasure RESTAURANTDON Tripp's Finest in Food Finest in Service BANQUETS & PARTIES NORTH on HIGHWAY 13 OUR SPECIALTY across from the Pines Motel Southeast of Grandpa John’s Head Chef at Grob Motor Sales Mary K. Tripp MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS 4 the Fraternal-Veterans Organizations of Murphysboro cordially invite members to visit them during the Apple Festival American Legion Post 127 290 Locust Eagles Lodge No. 670 103 S. 13th Elks Lodge No. 572 1329 Walnut Knights of Columbus Lodge 10 1/2 N. 13th Loyal Order of Moose Old Route 13 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7190 108 S. 10th Hal March ... In Person of '$64,000 QUESTION’ C B S - T V Saturday, September 20th APPLE QUEEN CORONATION .... 9 00 P. M. C.S.T. ORDER TICKETS NOW BY MAIL tickets also available at Chamber of Commerce Murphysboro Apple Festival Box 102, Murphysboro, Illinois ALL SEATS RESERVED Please send me the following tickets for the Hal March Show on Saturday, September 20, 1958. TICKETS AT $2.00 EACH TICKETS AT $1.50 EACH TICKETS AT $1.00 EACH NAME ADDRESS_____________________ TOWN 5 Southern Illinois Airport COMING SOON . CESSNA 150 The Aviation Center serving MURPHYSBORO - CARBONDALE operated by experienced & trained personnel the only government approved flight school in this area AIR CHARTER & AIRCRAFT SALES PHONE 875 or 854 Carbondale you’re missing something if you haven’t been . Ice Skating EASY TO LEARN IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ONLY INDOOR ICE SKATING RINK OPEN EVERY NIGHT SAT. & SUN. AFTERNOONS Engel's from Oct.18 to Mar.15 CALL 373 ’’TOPS IN FOOD” private parties group rates 800 N. 16th ST. MURPHYSBORO Carbondale, Illinois 6 See the Egyptian Ozarks BREATHTAKING SCENIC VIEWS DELIGHTFUL RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Crab Orchard Lake Du Quoin Fair Grounds Fort Massac State Park Garden of the Gods Giant City State Park Horseshoe Lake Lake Murphysboro Little Grassy Lake Pine Hills Pomona Natural Bridge Pounds Hollow Stone Face Union County Wildlife Refuge Ask directions . ART’S TEXACO SERVICE BOCK & MAES SERVICE 601 SOUTH ILLINOIS 702 WALNUT STREET CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS CROMBAR & CONNELLY ROGER Q. KIMMEL SHELL SERVICE INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE 1501 WALNUT STREET 1325 WALNUT MURPHYSBORO , ILLINOIS MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS 7 WELCOME HAL MARCH HAGLER’S OK open DRUG STORE the MURPHYSBORO door by telephone only authorized REVLON dealer GENERALSYSTEM W. Ray Hagler, R. Ph. 1318 Walnut Street Phone 44 Able DAIR-I-KING DRIVE IN Cleaners & Furriers if Able does it, RICH ardson it is well done ROOT BEER SANDWICHES 1601 Walnut Phone 557 Complete Fountain Service Murphysboro, Illinois N. 14TH ST. When its time to decorate remember FRED E. SMITH PAINT • wallpaper • glass 1404 WALNUT MURPHYSBORO PHONE 1319 8 Decorating Consultation No Obligation Hal March of the '$64,000 QUESTION' the PERFECT SITE for YOUR Resort Cottage Choice sites available adjacent to CRAB ORCHARD LAKE Southern Illinois’ finest recreational area! CRAB ORCHARD ESTATES, INC. OFFICE 2-1/2 miles East of Carbondale on Highway 13 4/10 mile from Boat Dock 10 Hal March STAR of the '58 APPLE FESTIVAL HAL MARCH . Hal March, 35-year-old actor-comedian, won the assignment of master of ceremonies for “The $64,000 Question” after some 300 candidates had been screened for the role, including top emcees in radio and television, commentators, Broadway actors, screen stars and others. The career of the personable host of “The $64,000 Question” program has ranged from amateur welterweight boxer on the West Coast during his late teens to nightclub and vaudeville comedian, film actor and featured per­ former (dramatic actor as well as comedian) on some of the most popular radio and television shows. March was bom in San Francisco. After graduation from high school there, he joined a nightclub act which traveled about California. Hal continued as a nightclub performer until 1941, when he joined the Army and served as a radar operator in the Coast Artillery. After receiving his discharge from the Service at the end of 1943, he went into radio acting in San Francisco. Six months later he was in Hollywood as half of the comedy team of Sweeny and March, who were heard on CBS stations for 89 weeks. In 1947 he appeared frequently as guest artist on the “Perry Como Supper Club” and did guest stints on many of the comedy programs, including those of Jack Benny, Jackie Gleason, Jimmy Durante, and Bob Hope. He was Harry Morton, the “next door neighbor” on the Burns and Allen radio program, and when the pair went on television he continued in the role for a while. Subsequently, the Sweeny and March combination was reactivated and performed as a disc jockey pair for a year. Last season Hal played the part of Imogene Coca’s husband on her television series and co-starred (and co-authored) with Tom d’Andrea in their own series, “The Soldiers,” In the movies, Hal played Gus Edwards in “The Eddie Cantor Story,” the second male lead in “Yankee Pasha” and was a prize-fighter in “It’s Always Pair Weather,” which starred Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey and Cyd Charisse. Most recently, he co-starred with Vivian Blaine in Elmer Rice’s “Dream Girl” on Maurice Evans * Hall of Fame color spectacular. Hal is married to Candy Toxton. His mother, three sisters and a brother live in San Francisco. He is the first member of his family to enter show business. He says he was bitten by the acting bug at the age of 12, when he appeared in a homespun operetta staged by his junior high school class. March has an emest ambition to become a “serious writer” some day and for a long time has been at work on a psychological novel in which he develops six conflicting facets of one man’s character. He collects recordings and is avidly interested in sports. During his high school years he played football, basketball and baseball on the school teams and during his few years as an amateur boxer in San Francisco he fought 25 bouts. 11 Congratulations . to the Apple Festival Queen IMOGENE'S BEAUTY SALON 1335 WALNUT to make every client MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS a Queen ROSE'S BEAUTY SALON 2139 McCORD OUR CONSTANT ENDEAVOR ! MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP 1908 BROWN PLACE MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS MURPHYSBORO BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPLY 2019 WALNUT MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS SERVING PROFESSIONAL SHOPS ONLY Dr Pepper Murphysboro Dr. Pepper Bottling Company Inc. 1008 £ocust Street Pkone 29 MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS Now AIR CONDITIONED for Murphysboro, Illinois your shopping comfort 12 'Miss Egypt’ ILLINOIS FRUIT QUEEN APPLE FESTIVAL QUEEN See Phone 814 BILL’S TV ZENITH Sales & Service We repair all makes TELEVISION & RADIO 1004 WALNUT MURPHYSBORO SPARTA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN BERKBIGLERJewelry ASSOCIATION SPARTA, ILLINOIS watch repair Real Estate Loans 1211 WALNUT Savings Accounts MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS Federally Insured for $10,000 Phone 567-W Todd's CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Carbondale Plant MURPHYSBORO CARBONDALE 601 WALNUT PHONE 1310 311 WEST MAIN PHONE 536 Dry Cleaning at its very Best 14 Lyn Weatherly REIGNING APPLE FESTIVAL QUEEN From a typical teen-ager to a state beauty queen is the brief, happy story of Murphysboro’s 1957 Apple Festival Queen. Not a glamour girl, nor a sophisticated lady, Lyn Weatherly, at the age of 16 was a shy, pretty girl who had made the honors club each year and managed to engage in numerous extra-curricular activities. A junior at Murphysboro Township High School, she danced to rock ’n roll, was a regular swimmer, sewed her own dresses, and centered her cooking around frying an egg or a hamburger. A blue eyed, taffy-blond with a soft voice, she was the judges’ choice over 21 contestants for possessing the combined qualities of grace, charm, poise and beauty.
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