APPLETIME 1958

MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 18, 19, 20 MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS

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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

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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

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Saturday, September 20th

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tickets also available at Chamber of Commerce

Murphysboro Apple Festival Box 102, Murphysboro, Illinois ALL SEATS RESERVED

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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 , Jackie Gleason, Jimmy Durante, and Bob Hope. He was Harry Morton, the “next door neighbor” on the 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 . . .

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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.

As the Apple Festival Queen for 1957, Lyn went on to represent the area in the Illinois Fruit Queen contest in Springfield, and came home with the honors and a new crown.

Born in Murphysboro, and named Marilyn Frances, Lyn is the daughter of Mrs. Almira Weatherly and the late Julian "Ridge" Weatherly, former physical education instructor at MTHS. She received her grade school education at Logan.

Hoping to follow in her “daddy’s” footsteps, Lyn plans to attend Car­ thage College and become a physical education teacher.

As a cheerleader for the past three years, she has been a familiar part of the scenery at MTHS sporting events.

In other activities at school, she was secretary-treasurer of her class in the freshman and sophomore years, vice president of the Future Teachers of America during the junior year, a member of the commerce club and the Sub Juniors, and was an attendant to the Homecoming Queen during her freshman and sophomore years.

She finds typing and shorthand her favorite subjects, and manages to get extra experience in those fields in her capacity as a part-time reception­ ist for her uncle, Dr. James A. Weatherly.

As a senior this year at MTHS, she will be accompanied to classes by her brother, 14-year-old Bill, who will be a freshman. Lyn and her family are members of the First Baptist Church.

As the reigning Murphysboro Apple Festival Queen, Lyn will be the center of attraction on a float in the grand parade, and will preside at the queen coronation Sept. 20 when she will be succeeded by the Apple Fes­ tival Queen of 1958. 15 KEEP YOUR DIAL SET AT 1420 KC E. A. KRAFT

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A HART’S Salute

TO THE Apple Festival PHARMACY

The

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MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL

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THE LAST SEVEN YEARS

Murphysboro’s 6-year-old Apple Festival hit the big time in 1957. The festival idea, born in Murphysboro in 1952 and expanded yearly, mark­ ed its greatest success in 1957, in a three-day-show. The 1958 show, billed for Sept. 18-19-20, is being groomed to take its place in a continuing line-of successful promotions. Last year the headline attraction was television star George DeWitt, of the weekly show, “Name That Tune.” This year the star of the big final day program on Saturday will be Hal March, the question man of the “$64,000 Question” show.

Last year the Murphysboro Festival received a well deserved boost when Festival Queen Lyn Weatherly went on to win top state honors as Miss Illinois Fruit Queen.

The 1957 prize winning window display.

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20 Miss Betty Florio, 1957 Apple Queen, on her throne float in the Grand Parade.

Apple Festival, continued

The 1957 drum and bugle corps contest on Saturday night was advanced to official contest status, and this year will be expanded to include eight of the top midwestem groups. Murphysboro’s first Apple Festival arose suddenly in September of 1952. The Retail Interest Committee of the Chamber of Commerce originated the promotion by staging a quickly-fashioned queen contest. The first choice proved an excellent one. Miss Shirley Eaton, a senior student at Murphysboro Township High School, won the first Miss Egypt Contest, and two weeks later walked off with the blue ribbon as Miss Illinois Fruit Queen in the state contest in Hardin. Another high school senior, Miss Dorothy Bergsmiller, won the 1953 Festi­ val crown, and represented Murphysboro the following night in the state contest in the shell at Riverside Park. Murphysboro had the big show in 1953..... the Illinois State Fruit Contest. As the home of the reigning queen, Murphysboro was host to queen con­ testants from all other fruit areas of the state. The Festival committee served 8 barrels of free cider the first year, a Festival trademark retained year by year, even through the years of the short apple crop in 1954-55. 21 A VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC slate

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22 THE CONDORS

appearing at the 1958 Murphysboro Apple Festival.

One of the most thrilling and daring outdoor acts in the world

These four European dare­ devils perform spine- tingling stunts on a giant revolutionary mechanical aerial rigging.

Apple Festival, continued .

In 1954 the opening day’s program was expanded through the Kiwanis’ kiddie parade, featuring pets and hobbies. Queen contestants were intro­ duced to a football crowd Friday night.

Miss Carol Carter of Ava, a trim blonde who captivated the judges with a poised attitude, breezed through the finals to take the 1954 Apple Festi­ val Queen Crown.

A killing frost early in 1955 wiped out a large part of the area’s crop, and apples were a scarce item in Southern Illinois.

The Eckert Orchards helped in the apple roundup, and the Festival’s free cider and donut policy continued without interruption.

The 1955 show marked the first appearance of the Black Knights Drum and Bugle Corps of Belleville. The snappy performance of the marching unit in the grand parade and in a night exhibition stamped the Black Knights as a Festival participant for years to come.

The 1955 queen contest drew 17 entries, one of the largest groups to seek queen honors. Miss Kathy Etherton, a Murphysboro High School senior, won the contest, and represented the Southern Illinois apple in­ dustry at the state contest in Moline.

The 1956 Festival produced a major innovation in a* drum and bugle corps exhibition featuring four of the visiting units, the Black Knights of Belleville, the Purple Panthers of St. Louis, the all-girl Bellettes of Belleville, and the Corvets of Jerseyville. 23 Fair Acres

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MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS Phone 26-F31 or 46-F2 24 Apple Festival, continued Miss Betty Florio, a 17-year-old high school senior from Murphysboro, won the Miss Egypt, Murphysboro Festival crown in 1957. Free cider and donut service will start Saturday morning. Other activities include the apple pie baking contest, the grand parade, preliminary queen judging at an afternoon tea, the drum and bugle corps contest, and the coronation of the 1958 queen. Hal March will be grand marshal of the parade, and master of ceremonies for the final queen coronation. The Festival committee is promoting its main product this year, the apple sales will be a primary feature in the courthouse concession stand area. Apples are to be sold in lots from one to a bushel, and they will be the cream of the crop from area producers. The 1958 show will open Thursday, Sept. 18, with rides and concession stands around the courthouse. The Murphysboro Red Hots will sponsor an outdoor square dance Thursday night near the southeast corner of the courthouse. Friday’s program will include the Kiwanis kiddie pet and hobby parade in the afternoon. Queen contestants will be introduced at a football game Friday night.

Apple Queen, Lyn Weatherly, watches TV Star, George DeWitt, enjoy a Southern Illinois Apple. FOR COOL-QUICK

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Be you hunter, fisherman, boater, water skier, or lover of scenic beauty and historic treasures . . . come again, stay longer in this fun-fested variety land. For information write . Jackson County Recreation Ass'n Community Center Carbondale, III. 28 CaI-Crest OUTERWEAR

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CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS 30 'The Precocious Mutant’ exerpts from the story by HOMER CROY reprinted from THE FARM QUARTERLY

The part that chance played in the development of the most famous apple in the world took place near Peru, Iowa. Jesse Hiatt was living on a farm near by. He had a cider-press, where he made cider forhimself and sometimes “accomodated” his neighbors. When he was through “pressing”, he would dump out the seeds. One spring he noticed that a seedling sprout had come up. He cut it down. But the next spring it was up again. He said, “I guess if it’s that anxious to live, I’ll let it. The sprout grew into a tree and at last the tree bore—dramatically—one apple. Jesse Hiatt sank a tooth and got a surprise; it was the best he’d ever tasted. Scientists, who have studied the whole thing, say it was a “seedling.” In case you’re not up on seedlings, a seedling comes from a seed. That is, a seed can be planted and, after nature has whispered to it, the seed becomes a tree. (Remember how Johnny Appleseed went through Ohio with a bag of apple seeds over his shoulder?) He would stomp a hole in the ground with his boot heel, drop some seeds and mosey on again. Seed­ lings came up. The seedling was probably what the professors call a mutant. It came from a seed in which the chromosome arrangement, which determines the variety, has been disturbed, maybe by a cosmic ray. The seed might have come from a Bellflower or a Pippin or a Maiden Blush. A mutant is a sud­ den departure from hereditary traits. Sometimes this happens in animals and farmers call them sports. Next year, instead of a lone sentinel, there was an apronful of apples on the tree and Jesse Hiatt’s heart thumped like a jaybird’s. The third year the tree really went to town and so did Jesse Hiatt, with the finest apples anybody ever did see. The apples were peculiarly shaped and pecularily colored. The color was a kind of strawberry roan. The shape oddest of all; on the blossom end were five knobs, each about as big as a baby’s knuckle. Ordinarily an apple has a smooth round end, but not this orphan that had suddenly appeared on the plains of Ioway. The old gentleman named the apple “Hawkeye,” built a fence around it and cared for it tenderly. Then Jesse Hiatt hit upon a nice little source of income: county fairs. Among the displays devoted to corn and wheat and mules there was al­ ways one given over to apples and other fruits of the farm. The apples were piled on plates, with the name of the grower on a piece of paper under the plate. When judging time came, three learned men would arrive and each take a bite out of an apple; then pass on to the next apple until they found one that set them dancing in the aisle. Each time Jesse Hiatt entered his apples, he walked off with first prize. The money was pretty handsome for those days, sometimes as much as $20. The honor was tremendous and the old cidermill operator got to be a man of standing in his community. 31 ILLINOIS FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE

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32 The Precocious Mutant’, continued

There was to be a fair at Louisiana, Missouri, and old Jesse Hiatt, of course, sent his apples, the year 1894.

Louisiana was the home of Stark Brothers, a nursery that had been passed down from father to son for eighty years. C. M. Stark, the senior member of the firm, was a judge at the fair and when he tasted one of the Hiatt apples his face lit up like a lantern in a barn. It was the best apple he’d ever come across in his life.

But the piece of paper under the plate had been lost and no man knew whence had come the apple. Naturally, as a Stark, he wanted it for his own.

Mr. Stark knew there would be an exhibit the following year, so he per­ sonally tripled the prize money. Sure enough, the apple turned up, just as he knew it would.

He sent off a letter to Peru, Iowa. Back came an answer in a stiffish hand, for a plow-handle doesn’t add to the art of penmanship. Yes, he had growed the apples, out by the turnip-patch, past the hayrick, said Jesse Hiatt.

Mr. Stark flew like a homing pigeon, straight to Peru and there, with his own eyes, saw the tree. Like Hiatt said, it “happened. ” All the scientists in the world might never have done the trick. Did the cutting down of the sprout have something to do with it? No one knew. The two looked upon it, like parents upon a new-born child. And something of the mystery of creation entered in upon them, for here was something that had never be­ fore existed in all the world and now it was here and smiling at them. Durned if the thing wasn’t miraculous.

“Will you sell me the right to propagate it?’’ asked Mr. Stark.

Jesse Hiatt pulled his beard, “I just don’t know, rightly. How much you got in mind to offer?’’

“I’ve got some marketing ideas. Could we work out a royalty arrange­ ment?’’

“Likely I’d be interested.’’ His voice filled up; Jesse Hiatt did indeed believe in his apple. “It’s a mighty good eatin’ fruit. I’d like to see it grown around, wide-spread.”

And so they made a deal, the two standing in front of the precocious tree. Stark took some of the sprouts back to Missouri. And on the way he mused. “Must have a suitable name, ” he said to himself. “Hawkeye is too local.”

He carried with him a little red book in which he jotted down, from time to time, names he thought would be suitable for Stark plants. This time he didn’t hesitate, for he knew the name he wanted—Delicious. C. M. Stark launched the biggest advertising campaign ever known in apple history. The apple was a success from the start and became the best liked and most famous apple in the world. The year he started to exploit it was 1895; in 1945 the Delicious celebrated its fiftieth birthday with speeches, seemingly, by everybody who had ever tasted one. 33 HIGHWAY 51, ONE MILE NORTH of DE SOTO

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34 Murphysboro Apple Festival 1958 Premium5

APPLE PIE BAKING CONTEST: Any person is eligible to enter an apple pie, either male or female, entered by 11A.M. September 20th. In the courthouse lobby, competent judges will judge all pies and the judges decision will be final. All pies become the property of the Murphysboro Apple Festival and will be auctioned off at 4 P.M., Saturday, September 20th at the courthouse.

Premiums —Best Apple Pie will receive an Apple Festival Plaque. Apple Festival rosette ribbons for 1st —2nd —3rd place winners. Cash awards will be.... 1st-$5, 2nd-$4, 3rd-$3, 4th-$2, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th —$1 each.

KIDDIE PARADE... Any child in grade school in Jackson County is eligible. Classes: Best Decorated Bicycle, TV Characters, Mother Goose Characters, Pets, Miscellaneous. Premiums —$3 —$2 —$1 Awarded in each class. Apple Festival rosette ribbons for 1st —2nd and 3rd winners in each class.

GROWER DISPLAY WINDOWS... Any Apple Grower in the State of Illinois is eligible. One Grower can compete in both classes. Classes: Best Decorated Window, Best Apple Display. Premiums —Engraved Plaques awarded to 1st —2nd and 3rd prize winners in each class.

FLOATS... Any Civic Organization or Commercial Firm can compete in the class from any county. Classes: Commercial, Civic. Premiums —En­ graved Trophies awarded to 1st —2nd and 3rd in each Class. Commercial does not mean who built it but what type of firm or organization it repre­ sents.

APPLE FESTIVAL QUEEN... Contestants must reside in Jackson or Union County, be over 16 years of age, unmarried and sponsored by an organization, company or business. The winner receives a lovely cup donated by the Kroger Co., a diamond ring and other gifts, an all expense paid trip to the Illinois Fruit Council Convention for the Illinois Fruit Queen Contest... Through the generosity of the Doctors, Dentists and Lawyers of Murphysboro.

The retiring Queen will receive... a framed and lighted 16 x 20 inch heavy oil portrait of herself in her formal with cup and crown as lasting momento of her year as Queen. This outstanding gift is made possible thru the courtesy of Mohler's studio, Murphysboro, Illinois.

35 A great school expands . . .

S. I. U. HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING

J. L. Simmons Company, Inc. BUILDERS GROWING WITH SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SINCE 1909

Chicago Decatur Springfield Indianapolis

GUALDONI ELECTRIC SERVICE Electric Contractor

PHONE 376 REPAIRS & SERVICE MURPHYSBORO INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL WIRING

Richard Gualdoni

THANKS to the people of this area for their support of the Apple Festival and their patronage these past 6 years

The Stotlar-Herrin Lumber Company 316 NORTH 12th STREET MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS 36 BUILDING .... a bigger and better Southern Illinois

Without the support of Southern Illinois organizations and the progressive thinking of the people . . .

who have championed the constructional growth of

Southern Illinois . . . we would not have enjoyed our present prosperity.

Thank you for your support . . .

we encourage your further efforts that

Southern Illinois may continue to grow I

DOTY PLUMBING & HEATING CO.

BENTON, ILLINOIS

J. W. McKinney constr uction co.

CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS BARBERS LOCAL 208

BRICK LAYERS LOCAL 72

BUTCHERS & MEAT CUTTERS

INTERNATIONAL CARPENTERS LOCAL 604 BROTHERHOODS of ... . ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL 702

IRONWORKERS LOCAL 782

PLUMBERS LOCAL 160

PAINTERS LOCAL 3

SHEET METAL WORKERS LOCAL 268

Investigate the advantages of a trade union! 38 To a STANDARD OF LIVING permitting time for celebration .

To HUMAN DIGNITY in the life of the common man

To REPRESENT THE MANY in strong & democratic action .

To SOCIAL PROGRESS for generations of workers

We are dedicated.

Jackson County BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL

A.F.L.- C.I.0

MURPHYSBORO CENTRAL TRADES & LABOR COUNCIL 39 McBRIDE TRUCKING . . . salutes the school safety patrol

BOYS LIKE MIKE JONES HELP TO MAKE OUR JOB EASIER

Safety is the uppermost thought in our minds today, and we strive continuously for safety on the highways while giving better service to our customers.

We wish, at this time, to express our appreciation for the fine work and earnest effort that boys such as Mike Jones displays in be­ half of safety during the school year. The school Safety Patrols are to be commended because they are on duty in all kinds of weather and contribute their share of safety on the highways.

FOR THE FINEST IN TRUCKING SERVICE AND SAFETY . . . LOOK FOR THE TRUCKS WITH THE SHAMROCK ON THE SIDE.

Ralph McBride Truck Lines MARION, ILLINOIS — ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 40 SANGAMO

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SANGAMO ELECTRIC COMPANY Ordill Division

MARION, ILLINOIS MURPHYSBORO AUTO SUPPLY IRWIN RADIO & TELEVISION Vern Grissom 1617 Walnut Phone 1095 1408 Walnut Phone 92 Insurance & Tax Service Records, RCA Sales & Service 1116-1/2 Walnut, Phone 534

Sanders Printing Company SANI CREAM Barney Williams Commercial Job Printers 19th and Walnut The Complete Food Store 1014 Walnut Phone 530 210 S. 21st Phone 1024

JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT Ebersohl Agency To dress like a queen, shop Phone 65 Murphysboro A Premium won’t break you MAU REEN FASHIONS Accident, Fire or Wind might!

The Bib and Tucker Whitt’s Barbecue & Motel Etherton Wholesale Candy Co. 1334 Walnut Street 716 Bridge Phone 1117 312 S. 15th Phone 89 Children’s Wear Best Barbecue in Southern Illinois National Club Cigars 5¢ Recognizing the many signs of the industrial and educational revolution of Southern Illinois . Murphysboro has been prompted to build Carruthers Junior High School, McElvane Grade School,

St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, a new City Hall, a Housing Project, and Sewage Treatment Plant . to take part in the Jackson County Nursing Home, to improve its school system thru a unit school district ... to remodel its commercial buildings, modernize its streets, maintain an unequalled park and recreation center, and to provide facilities for the expansion of its Industry and Commerce.

THE CITY WITH A FORWARD LOOK

We are pleased to be a part of these Forward Looking plans .

which make Murphysboro the most progressive city in Southern Illinois.

P. N. HIRSCH & COMPANY Egyptian Sales Agency Reiman Realty Murphysboro, Illinois 401 S. 17th. Phone 283 SEE GIB FIRST’ Phone 924 G. F. Blankinship

Wolff Brothers J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Meyer-Denny Funeral Home Jewelers 1324 Walnut Phone 36 Limousine Ambulances 1116 Walnut, Murphysboro The Home of Personal Service

Famous Shoe Store Beckman Implement Co. Alex J. Kent Ins. Agency 1302 Walnut John Deere Farm Equip 1117 Walnut Phone 48 Quality at your Feet’ Murphysboro, Illinois We Insure Anything

Cleland’s Gift Shop Raymar Cafe Artistic Upholstering 1332 Walnut St. 817 Walnut, Murphysboro Free Estimates Murphysboro, Illinois Tasty Plate Lunches Satisfaction Guaranteed SUPREME TRANSFORMER CORPORATION

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Flying... the Fastest, Safest way to travel

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222 N. 11th St. T. I. KELLER & SON Phone 524 Murphysboro 44 Girls!

After graduation, life beckons to you.

Now is your time for new experience to meet new and interesting people, to explore the rich life that America offers her eager young people to serve your country usefully and proudly in the Women’s Army Corps.

Two year enlistments now available.

For information, write or call U. S. Army Recruiting Station 1303 Walnut Street Murphysboro, Illinois Phone 998

This ad sponsored as a public service by . . .

Rotogravure Printers Corporation LUSTOUR Murphysboro November 4th vote REPUBLICAN ELECT THE FOLLOWING JACKSON COUNTY CANDIDATES . . . .

W. J. McDonald State Representative experienced capable dependable Peyton H. Kunce County Judge qualified and experienced James D. Gillmore County Clerk graduate S. I. U. 5 years high school principal W. A. 'Watt’ Glenn County treasurer graduate S. I. U. 14 years public school administrator Warren G. Grammer Sheriff a candidate for all the people Virgil N. Wheeles Superintendent for better schools of Schools

ORTHO FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO AGRICULTURE

California Spray-Chemical Corporation

George H. Rogers Donald Ridgway John W. Reeves Field Representative Warehouse Clerk Field Representative 607 S. Carbon St. 1000 Sheridan Rd. 106 Kohler Ave. Marion, III. Anna, III Anna, III Phone 1100-W Phone 120 Phone 779-R 'Drums at Appletime’

MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL JUNIOR DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS CONTEST . . .

On Saturday evening, September the 20th at 6:30 PM CST, on the Mur­ physboro High School Athletic Field, there will be held the biggest Drum and Bugle Contest ever seen in Southern Illinois. Some of the finest units in the country will participate in this Second Annual Contest held in conjunction with the 7th Annual Murphysboro Apple Festival. This con­ test is open to the world and is held under the auspices of the 49th State Drum and Bugle Corps Association. The judges are All-American Associ­ ation Judges, who are authorities in their respective fields and it is their bounden duty to determine the capability of each unit in the respective department which they are judging. There are judges for inspection, marching and maneuvering, bugling, drumming, general effects, and tim­ ing. You the people can enjoy a competition because of the watchfulness and hard work of these judges. This contest is for Junior Drum and Bugle Corps only. The following cash awards will be made.

First Prize.$450.00 Second Prize. . . . 275.00 Third Prize. 150.00 Fourth Prize .... $100.00 Fifth Prize...... 75.00 Sixth Prize...... 50.00

Suitable trophies will be awarded to the first three winners, by Hal March, $64,000 Question, immediately following the beautiful and impressive appearance of all Corps on the field for retreat after all the Corps have appeared.

Mr. George DeWitt, of Name That Tune’, presenting a 1957 trophy. Herrin, Illinois

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FOR ALL PACKAGING APPLICATIONS The Black Knights of Belleville, 1957 Drums at Appletime’ Champions . . . National, State, State Fair, 49th State, Amvets, V. F. W American Legion Champions . . a highlight of the ’58 Apple Festival.

The Lancers from Kankakee, Illinois, marked as the Corps to watch in the future, although only organized for two years. Is your home only half-clean?

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50 The Bellettes , all girl Junior Drum and Bugle Corps from Belleville, Illinois, winner of many titles and popular return attraction at the Apple Festival.

The Blue Knights of Berwyn, Illinois . . . mostly sons and daughters of American Legionnaires, in their 21st competition at the 58 Apple Festival. STARK BRO’S Big New Color Catalog FREE!

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North on Route 13 Real Estate Insurance Bonds ANYTHING ANYWHERE MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS

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52 Termite Control SATISFACTION GUARANTEED The Crusaders of Millstadt originally formed in 1946, sponsored by American Legion, regularly take high honors in official competetion.

The American Woodmen Cadets from St. Louis sponsored by a fraternal insurance association and the American Legion, consistently taking top honors in official competetion. Producers of

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BLACRETE ENDURES THE CHEMICALLY TOUGHENED BLACK TOP MAINTENANCE MIX The Vanguards of Park Ridge, Illinois, now in their twenty-seventh year . . . successors to the present senior corps, The Skokie Indians.

The Vaqueros from Aurora, Illinois, widely traveled Junior Drum and Bugle Corps started in 1936, now sponsored by the Loyal Order of the Moose, V. F. W. and American Legion, featuring Spanish music. . . . providing modern homes for a growing metropolis . . .

Murphysboro HOUSING PROJECT SIMON - RETTBERG architects Carbondale - Champaign, Illinois

E. A. BRUNSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors 4052 Forest Park Blvd., St. Louis 8, Missouri

WILSON HOMES, INC. St. Charles & Taussig Rds., Robertson, Missouri

J. T. BLANKINSHISHIP & ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineers 401 South 17th St., Murphysboro, Illinois

57 Weber’s Mens Wear

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58 another FORWARD STEP

CARRUTHERS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

A tribute to the forsight of the citizens of Murphysboro for their constant efforts to make their s one of the leading cities in Southern Illinois and for the recognition of their Greatest Obligation the needs of their Youth.

D. CLARENCE WILSON, ARCHITECT Mount Vernon, Illinois

STROUP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Dix, Illinois

TOM McGOWAN & CO. Masonry Eldorado, Illinois

PEEBLES ELECTRIC COMPANY Murphysboro, Illinois

H & H PLUMBING COMPANY Mount Vernon, Illinois 59 HOLDER Bonded and Insured moving and storage

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60 Murphysboro Apple Festival 1958 Schedule of Events

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.

C.S.T. 1:00 JUDGING OF WINDOW DISPLAYS of area Apple Growers 2:00 RIDES and CONCESSIONS OPEN 3:00 WATER FIGHT Area Firemen will compete for the Apple Festival Trophy North 13th. Street

4:30 'THE CONDORS’ One of the most thrilling and daring outdoor acts in the world on the Square

8:00 SQUARE DANCE ... on the Square, Til 12:00 ADMISSION $1.00 per couple Sponsored by . . . The Murphysboro Redhots’

11:00 'THE CONDORS' . . . A sensational High Act which will hold you spellbound

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th.

C.S.T. 1:30 RIDES and CONCESSIONS OPEN 2:30 CHILDREN’S HOBBY and PET PARADE Sponsored by Kiwanis Club 4:30 THE CONDORS’ . . . Four European Daredevils perform spine-tingling stunts 7:30 FOOTBALL GAME . . . M.T.H.S. Football Field Murphysboro vs. Pinckneyville Half - time Apple Festival Queen Contestants make their first appearance 11:00 THE CONDORS’...... Exciting and thrilling

The FINEST APPLES in the WORLD are grown in SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

In order that all may enjoy these fine apples, the MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL has the apple display located on the West Side of the Courthouse where you may purchase them from some of the most beautiful girls in 61 Southern Illinois. Murphysboro's METROPOLITAN INSURANCE Consultant

William E. Bill’ Riseling

business insurance estate planning group insurance accident, sickness, hospitalization social security and policy review service

PHONE Office C’dale 248 Home M’boro 1295

Active people go for Cokel

Enjoy Coca-Cola right now!

Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by

DuQuoin Coca-Cola Bottling Company

A Salute to the Apple Growers of Southern Illinois Stoker Drug Store Phone 357 Rx Walgreen Agency 14th & Walnut Murphysboro 62 Murphysboro Apple Festival

1958 Schedule of Events SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th.

C.S.T. 10:00 FREE APPLE CIDER and DONUTS ... ALL DAY! Apple Cider served thru the courtesy of • • • ECKERT ORCHARDS ASSOCIATION Donuts served thru the courtesy of . . . THE A & P TEA CO. and THE KROGER CO. 11:00 JUDGING APPLE PIE CONTEST . . Lobby of Courthouse 2:30 GRAND PARADE Featuring the finest Junior Drum and Bugle Corps in the Midwest Military Units, Bands, Beautiful Floats and lovely Apple Queen Contestants HAL MARCH, of $64,000’ Parade Marshall

3:30 TEA for APPLE QUEEN CONTESTANTS, Lounge, Eagles’Lodge

4:00 APPLE PIE AUCTION ... All pies entered in Apple Pie Baking Contest will be sold at auction . . Courthouse Lobby 4:30 ‘THE CONDORS’ will take your breath away 6:30 DRUMS AT APPLETIME’ CONTEST . . . M.T.H.S. Athletic Field, under the auspices of the 49th. State Drum and Bugle Corps Association. Judges from the All-American Drum and Bugle Corps Association. Featured, will be the BLACK KNIGHTS, last year’s champion corps and National Champions also, the AMERICAN WOODMEN CADETS, BELLETTES, BLUE KNIGHTS, CRUSADERS, LANCERS, VANGUARDS and VAQUEROS Trophies presented by HAL MARCH, of $64,000 Question’ ADMISSION . . . ADULTS 75¢ CHILDREN 25¢

9:00 THE HAL MARCH SHOW and QUEEN’S CORONATION The HAL MARCH Show blended with the beauty and charm of the APPLE QUEEN Contestants Crowning of the 1958 APPLE QUEEN by HAL MARCH, STAR of $64,000 Question’ seen on the CBS-TV Network, over Channel 12 KFVS, Cape Girardeau, Missouri ALL SEATS RESERVED $1.00 - $1.50 - $2.00

11:00 FINAL PERFORMANCE of the Famous 'CONDORS’ 63 Gordons Transports INC.

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OUR AIM: QUALITY

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Our business is solid SATISFACTION

64 Meeting a growing Human need. . .

The New Jackson County Nursing Home

Adequate care for the infirmed and chronically ill

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Murphysboro, Illinois Phone 31 or 93

A man of action!

keep U. S. CONGRESSMAN Kenneth J. Gray

ELECTION NOVEMBER 4th, 1958 65 Artcraft

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Niagara Niagara CHEMICAL DIVISION FOOD MACHINERY AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION 66 Apple Varities . . . and their uses

DUCHESS . General cooking and baking. GALIA . . General cooking and baking. GOLDEN DELICIOUS . . Used raw and for qeneral cooking. GRIMES GOLDEN . Used raw and for general cooking.

JONATHAN Used raw and for general cooking. LODI . . Used for sauce and pie.

RED DELICIOUS .... Used raw, excellent.. ROME BEAUTY .... Used for general cooking and baking whole. STAYMAN . . Used raw, for general cooking and baking whole.

WEALTHLY . Used for desserts, pies, sauces, jelly and freezing. WINESAP . Used raw, for general cooking and baking whole. YELLOW TRANSPARANT . Used for pie, sauce and baking.

YORK IMPERIAL . Used raw and for general cooking.

H.A. DU BOIS

AND SONS, INC.

MANUFACTURERS OF use APPLE CIDER Alton VINEGAR FRUIT AND Made from Southern Illinois Apples VEGETABLE PACKAGES

Alton Phone 15 Vinegar Co. COBEN, ILLINOIS Alton, ill. a warm Welcome to our Apple Festival guests!

AG MARSHALLS Super Market

2136 WALNUT STREETS MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS

one of Southern Illinois most modern super markets

OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P. M...... SUNDAYS TIL 7 P. M

Huffman Furniture Company 17 NORTH 14th STREET MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS

Don’t wait til your ship comes in

Our prices end where others begin

EDWARDS HARDWARE COMPANY

YOUR HAND HELPFUL HARDWARE MAN

HARDWARE, FARM TOOLS, FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS

MURPHYSBORO. ILLINOIS

68 TOPSY TURVY APPLE PECAN PIE cup1/4 softened butter or margarine 6 cups sliced summer apples 1/2 cup pecan halves (about 2 1/2 lbs.) 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 2/3 cup brown sugar, 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg firmly packed 1 tablespoon flour 1/4 teaspoon salt Pastry for 2-crust pie 1/2 cup sugar Spread softened butter evenly on botton and sides of 9-inch pie pan. Press pecan halves, rounded side down into butter. Pat brown sugar evenly over pecans. Roll out enough pastry for 1 crust; place in pie pan over sugar; trim, leaving 1/2-inch overhang. Combine apples, lemon juice, flour, sugar, spices and salt; pour into pie pan, keeping top level. Top with remaining pastry; trim even with bottom crust; fold edges together, flush with rim, and flute. Prick top of pie with fork. Bake in hot oven, 450F., 10 minutes; reduce heat to moderate, 350F.; bake 30 to 45 minutes longer, or until apples are tender. Remove from oven. When syrup in pan stops bubbling, place serving plate over pie and invert. Care­ fully remove pie pan. Serve hot.

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CARBONDALE OLNEY CARLINVILLE 69 EAT AN APPLE ONLY GOOD WISHES with BUNNY FOR THE SUCCESS OF MURPHYSBORO'S

APPLE FESTIVAL

FROM THE MURMUR

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70 SLICED BAKED APPLES, DIXIE 8 cups thinly sliced apples 2 tablespoons butter or 1/2 cup golden, seedless raisins margarine 1 cup orange Juice 2 tablespoons grated 1/3 cup flour orange peel 1/3 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 4 tablespoons peanut butter 1/2 cup salted peanuts

Pour apples into 2-qt. casserole. Add raisins and orange juice. Combine remaining ingredients, except peanuts; mix until crumbly; sprinkle over apples. Scatter salted peanuts over all. Bake in moderate oven, 375F., about 45 minutes, or until apples are soft. Makes 8 to 10 servings.

This one is a prize-winner wherever good cooks get together. Delicious!

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It's Our 75th BIRTHDAY! Kroger

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72 DUTCH APPLE CAKE 2 cups sifted enriched flour 1 cup whipping cream 3 tablespoons sugar 3 to 4 summer apples 3 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine

Mix and sift first 4 ingredients. Whip cream; blend in lightly with a fork. Spread in greased 9-inch square cake pan. Pare, core and quarter apples; cut each quar­ ter into 3 slices. Arrange in parallel rows on dough; pressing edges into dough. Combine remaining 1/4 cup sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle evenly over apples. Pour melted butter or maragrine over all. Bake in hot oven, 400F., 30 minutes or until done when tested with a cake tester. Cut in squares. Serve with foamy sauce or cream. Make 9 servings. Nothing better was ever invented by the Dutch housewives of the American apple-growing districts. Serve hot or cold, with coffee.

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74 APPLE CRANBERRY PUDDING 2 cups 10-minute cranberry sauce 1/4 teaspoon salt 4 medium apples, cut in eights 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 3/4 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3/4 cup water 2 teaspoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon brandy flavoring 1/3 cup quick-cooking tapioca

Drain cranberry sauce, reserving juice. Add water to juice to make 2 cups. Set aside. Combine apples, sugar, butter, lemon juice, salt, spices and water in a deep frying pan. Cover; simmer over medium heat until apples are transparent, about 10 minutes. Baste occasionally with liquid in pan. Remove apples to heat proof serving dish. Add drained cranberries and brandy flavoring. Add cranberry liquid and tapioca to frying pan. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil. Pour over fruit. Let stand 15 minutes; stir. Cool 15 minutes longer before serving. Serve with plain or whipped cream. Makes 6 servings. Here They Come!

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FLOWERS TRUCK SERVICE CLAUDE FLOWERS RONALD FLOWERS R.F.D. 3 Phone 1642 622 N.15th. Phone 1742 MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS Let Flowers haul it’ W. J. BOST TRUCKING Prompt, courteous service 1134 NORTH 11th. ST. PHONE 949 MURPHYSBORO ILLINOIS J. W. WARD TRANSFER The Oldest Truck Line in Southern Illinois 215 NORTH 12th. ST. PHONE 75 MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS 76 GATEWOOD & FIELDS, ARCHITECTS

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MUNICIPAL SUPPLY COMPANY Subsidiary of Cannady Construction Company Monett, Missouri

TRIANGLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Carbondale, Illinois

JOHN T. BLANKINSHIP Consulting Engineer Murphysboro, Illinois

79 The Murphysboro Apple Festival and its book, Appletime, play an important part in the popularity of Southern Illinois and its trade.

The firms represented herein are to be commended for making it all possible.

Their interest in improving the community

and their business merits the trust and support of the people.

PUBLIC RELATIONS VOSS ASSOCIATES ADVERTISING

DESIGN SALES PRODUCTION

110 SOUTH CENTRAL CLAYTON 5 MISSOURI 80 Index to Ads

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ABC Liquor Stores...... 82 Duncan Pest Control Co...... 52 Able Cleaners ...... 8 Du Quoin Packing Co...... 26 Adams Milk ...... 75 Du Quoin State Fair ...... Bk. Cvr. Alton Vinegar...... 67 Eagles Lodge #670 ...... 5 American Legion...... 5 Ebersohl Agency ...... 42 Anna Quarries, Inc...... 54 Eckert Orchards Ass’n...... 72 Artcraft Sign Service...... 66 Edwards Hardware Co...... 68 Artistic Upholstering...... 43 Egyptian Electric Co-op...... 20 Art’s Texaco Service ...... 7 Egyptian Sales Agency...... 43 B & B Shoe Stores...... 30 Electricians Local #702 ...... 38 B & K Furniture Co...... 70 Elks Lodge #572 ...... 5 Barbers Local #208 ...... 38 Engel’s ...... 6 Beckman Implement Co...... 43 Etherton Wholesale Co...... 42 Jackson Cty. Beer Dist...... 82 Famous Shoe Store...... 43 Berkbigler Jewelry ...... 14 First Baptist Church...... 2 Bib & Tucker...... 42 First Lutheran Church ...... 2 Bill & Gene’s Market ...... 74 First Methodist Church...... 2 Bill’s TV ...... 14 First National Bank ...... 74 Bione Truck Service ...... 82 Flowers Truck Service...... 76 E. Blankenship & Co...... 65 General Telephone Co...... 8 John T. Blankinship ...... 57,79 Gilmore Asphalt Prod...... 54 Bock & Maes Service...... 7 Good Luck Glove Co...... 30 W. J. Bost Trucking...... 76 Goodstein Shoe Stores...... 34 Brown Shoe Company...... Bk. Cvr. Gordon Transports, Inc...... 64 Bricklayers Local #72 ...... 38 Grandpa John’s Store ...... 52 Brunson Construction Co...... 57 Kenneth J. Gray ...... 22,65 Bunny Bread ...... 70 Vern Grissom Ins...... 42 Butchers & Meat Cutters...... 38 Gualdoni Electric Serv...... 36 Cai-Crest Outerwear, Inc...... 29 H & H Plumbing...... 59 Cal. Spray Chemical Corp...... 46 Hagler’s O K Drugs ...... 8 Carbondale Concrete Pro...... 64 Hart’s Pharmacy...... 16 Carothers Jr. High School...... 59 P. N. Hirsch & Co...... 43 Carpenters Local #604 ...... 38 Holder Moving & Storage...... 60 Centralia Cartage ...... 82 Holland Furnace Co...... 50 Chapman-Rollo Fum...... 73 Housing Project...... 57,58 City National Bank ...... 84 Huffman Furniture Co...... 68 Cleland’s Gift Shop ...... 43 Huffman Variety Store...... 60 Coca-Cola Bottling Co...... 62 Ice Skating Rink...... 6 Crab Orchard Motel & Res...... 18 Ihle Florists ...... 34 Crab Orchard Estates, Inc...... 10 Illinois Electric & Gas...... 72 Crombar & Connelly Service ...... 7 Illinois Fruit Council...... 30 Dair-I-King ...... 8 Illinois Fruit Growers Ex...... 32 Daniel Food Stores ...... 73 Imogene’s Beauty Salon...... 12 Deal Brothers...... 73 International Staple & Mchn...... 48 Democratic Candidates...... 22 Ironworkers Local #782 ...... 38 Doty Plbg. & Htg. Co...... 37 Irwin Radio & TV ...... 42 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co...... 44 Jackson County Abstract...... 42 H. A. DuBois & Sons, Inc...... 67 Jackson Cty. Nursing Home...... 65 81 LAY OUT ART ENGRAVING TYPOGRAPHY

LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET The Missourian Litho & Printing Co.

servicing Southern Illinois with complete printing production

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Phone EDgewater 5-3325

for a bigger & better apple festival SEE CARBONDALE DURING APPLE FESTIVAL BEER DISTRIBUTORS

SERVICING A B C. LIQUOR STORES JACKSON AND Carbondale - Marion - Salem WILLIAMSON COUNTIES

SERVING SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Bione Truck Service Centralia Cartage Southern Illinois Express

Repair Shop, Inc. Mack

BILL COLP

Mack Truck Stop Highway 51 North Carbondale, Illinois Phone 790X Model B-61ST 82 INDEX TO ADSZ continued AD PAGE AD PAGE

Jackson Cty. Recreation Ass’n. ... 28 Wm. E. Riseling, Ins...... 62 Jackson Cty. Trades Council...... 39 Chas. L. Ritter Agency ...... 52 T. J. Keller & Son...... 44 Rose’s Beauty Salon...... 12 Alex Kent Insurance ...... 43 Ruby’s Beauty Shop...... 12 Roger Q. Kimmel...... 7 St. Joseph Memorial Hospital...... 17 Knights of Columbus...... 5 Sanders Printing Company...... 42 E. A. Kraft ...... 16 Sangamo Electric Company...... 41 Kroger Company ...... 71 Sani Cream ...... 42 Kugman's ...... 30 Sears, Roebuck & Co...... 13 Lakeside Nursery ...... 58 Selmier Peerless Co...... 58 Loyal Order of Moose...... 5 Sheet Metal Workers #268...... 38 Lustour Corporation...... 45 J. L. Simmons Company...... 36 Marlow & Liberty ...... 77 Fred E. Smith Paint...... 8 Marshall’s Super Mkt...... 68 Southern Illinois Airport ...... 6 Martin Oil Products ...... 60 Southern Illinois Express...... 82 Mau-Reen Fashions ...... 42 Southern Illinois University.... Bk. Cvr. McBride Truck Lines ...... 40 SIU Home Economics Bldg...... 36 McCann’s Market...... 24 SIU University Center ...... 28 McElvane School ...... 77 Sparta Svgs. & Loan Ass’n...... 14 McGowan & Co., Masonry...... 59 Spiller & Frick Marine...... 28 J. W. McKinney Construction...... 37 Square Deal Clthg. House...... 34 Meyer-Denny Funeral Home ...... 43 Stark Bros. Nurseries...... 52 Missourian Lith. & Prtg...... 82 Stoker Drug Store...... 62 Montgomery Ward...... 12 Stotlar-Herrin Lumber...... 36 Morgan Tractor Co...... 64 Stroup Construction...... 59 Municipal Supply Co...... 79 Sunbeam Bakery ...... 20 The Murmur...... 70 Supreme Transformer Corp...... 44 M’Boro Auto Supply...... 42 Tippey's ...... 24 M’Boro Beauty & Barber Supply..... 12 Todd’s Launderers & Cleaners..... 14 M’Boro Lumber Company...... 24 Tom’s Place...... 34 New Car Dealers Ass’n...... 78 Triangle Construction...... 79 New Era Dairy...... 66 Don Tripp's Restaurant...... 4 Niagara Chemical Division...... 66 Truax Traer Coal Co...... Fr. Cvr. Nunley Drug Store ...... 20 Tyler Nursing Home...... 74 Old Ben Coal Corp...... Fr. Cvr. United Electric Coal Cos...... Fr. Cvr. Painters Local #3 ...... 38 Van Cloostere Construction Co. ... 24 Parkway Cafe...... 18 Veterans of Foreign Wars...... 5 Ira E. Parrish...... 77 Viking Freight Lines ...... 54 Peebles Electric Co...... 59 Voss Associates ...... 80 J. C. Penny Company...... 43 WINI Radio ...... 16 The Pines Motel ...... 4 J. W. Ward Transfer ...... 76 Plaza Courts...... 28 Wm. Weber, Men’s Wear...... 58 Plumbers Local #160...... 38 Whitt’s Barbecue & Motel...... 42 Prairie Farms of So. Ill...... 69 Wilson Homes, Inc...... 57 Raymar Cafe ...... 43 Barney Williams ...... 42 Reiman Realty...... 43 Williamson Cty. Airport...... 44 Repair Shops, Inc...... 82 Wolff Brothers ...... 43 Republican Candidates...... 46 F. W. Woolworth Co.* ...... 60 Riggio and Naas ...... 16 Wuest Floor Service...... 65 83 The

CITY NATIONAL Bank

MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS

ESTABLISHED 1892

MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM HERE'S TO Southern

SIU...

through its continued progress and achievement serves as one of the most stirring examples of how the great potentials of our area can be developed.

In a few short years it has expanded from modest dimensions to the rank of the third largest university in Illinois and it is rapidly becoming a nationwide model of physical and academic excellence. Here’s to Southern . . . a growing reflection of a new Southern Illinois.

Our way of saying Thank you Du Quoin State Fair Always entertainment par excellence HOME OF THE HAMBLETONIAN TO OUR FRIENDS AT MURPHYSBORO

May you have the best applefestival ever!

This wish is just a small token of our appreciation

to the wonderful people of Murphysboro for 50 years

of friendliness, cooperation and service.

Brown Shoe Company is proud of the skill that goes

into Naturalizers at the Murphysboro factory. This

type of craftsmanship has helped make Naturalizer

one of America’s most famous brand names

in women’s shoes.

Quality at your feet...

BROWN SHOE COMPANY