Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1963 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE FIVE FORTY ODD By Peg Bracken and Rod LnU "I can't read a thing without my 470 Jerseyans on Aid Rolls During August JERSEYVILLE hundred and seventy residents of Jersey County were on the public aid rolls during August and were paid a total of $26, 782 according to information received here this week from the Illinois Aid. Department of Public Payments were distributed to the various groups in the following manner: Old Age Assistance, 220 persons, Aid To Dependent Children, 141 children, Blind Assistance, 7 persons, $661; Disability Assistance, 33 persons, and General Assistance, 69 persons, $1,564. Savings Bonds Report JERSEYVILLE A total of $10,006 in Series and United State Savings Bonds was purchased during September by residents of Jersey County, according to information released here Thursday by Paul Fleming, Jerseyville, general chair- Bloodmobile Will Be in Shipman Nov. 18 SHIPMAN A meeting plan a visit of the bloodmobll Shipman will be held Mon day at 1:30 p.m. at the Legio Hall.

Representatives from th church organizations and Kit chen Band are asked to assi: members of the American Le gion Auxiliary in making plan for the bloodmobile which wi' be at the Methodist Churc Nov. 18., Committees Appointed SHIPMAN The presiden of the Piasa Homemakers Ex tension Unit, Mrs. Dewey Payn ter, named new standing com mittees for the year at a mee ing at the Herschel Fritz horn man for the Jersey County Savings Bond Committee. Injured in Mishap JERSEYVILLE Charles Darr, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Darr of JerseyvUle was brought to the Jersey Community Hospital for treatment at 7:30 a.m. Friday, after the car he was driving went out of con trol on the Otterville Road. He received a laceration of the lip contusion of the left ankle and a foreign body was embedded in his right upper eyelid. He was treated and released. SAVE i on ALUMINUM AWNINGS CALL 465-5588 Blind Awning Milton Wednesday.

The committees are: Mrs Bertha Carig and Mrs. Don Iwillim, cards and flowers; Mrs. Vera Jones, transporta- Mrs. Stella Lowis, health; Mrs. Paul Odell, recreation, and Mrs.

Margaret Brown, publicity. Mrs. Paul Odell gave the major lesson and Mrs. Don Gwillim gave the short feature. The November meeting date has been changed to Nov.

21 at the Don Gwillim home. Refreshments were served to 15 members and three guests, Mrs. Lester McCormick, Jerseyville; Miss Bess Ruyle, Pittsfield; and Mrs. William Lowis. Plainview Unit Hears Home Adviser SHIPMAN Miss Jacqueline terris, Cacoupin County home dviser, spoke on "Relations of Fabric To Garment And Deign" at the Plainview Homemakers Extension meeting Thursday at the M.

M. Hower- on home. Miss Esther Sieger- st spoke on "Carpet Care" for he short feature. Mrs. Rose Atkln of Herrin; Mrs.

William Witt of Plainview; Mrs Fred Howerton and Mrs. Charles Modlin were guests. November meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Frances Iggers on Nov. 21.

Club to Elect SHIPMAN Election of officers will be held at the November meeting of the 11- yard Community Club. The October meeting was held Wednesday at the Joseph Hackney home with Mrs. Wilbur Hackney as program chairman. The meeting date of the club has been changed to the fourth Wednesday of each month. Refreshments were served to the members and a guest, Mrs.

Rollo Fensterman of Bunker Hill. Shipman Notes SHIPMAN The Plainview OES will observe Brothers Night on Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Patricia Duncan and John Rosentreter will be the matron and patron in charge of the party.

Mrs. Laverne Martin of Broomfield, has arrived to be with her mother, Mrs. Roy Archer, who is a surgical patient at Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Lockyer returned Wednesday from a two weeks visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and mm ll I linMIIIBlMIMIIMIIHUIIBNIIBI "Add a Room for Less Than You Think" UTTER BROS. Lumber Yard COTTAGE HILLS BETHALTO LUMBER Inc. 'The Friendly Yard" We deliver on Roofing New Room Garage Guttering Siding Insulation No Money Down LABOR CAN BE INCLUDED Millwork Cabinets 5 Years To Pay 403 N. PRAIRIE, BETHALTO Phone 377-6425 Small Outside, Large Inside Compact Cabinet for Hi-Fi Bug By DONALD R.

BRANN Hi-Fi fans everywhere appreciate the convenience of this easy to build compact cabinet. While small in overall size, It provides an unusual amount of storage for 7, 10 and 12" records. This sliding door cabinet can be constructed from one of the very newest materials, a handsome, easy to work hardboard made of compressed wood chips. Whether painted to match trim and wallpaper or stained to blend with other furniture, the material requires nothing more than occasional waxing. Standing 33" high, 14" deep and 24" wide, the cabinet takes little floor space.

To save time, the pattern contains a shopping list of mater- Otterville PTA Hears Librarian Mrs. Milan Kahl in Lake Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stone of Ferguson, who have also been guests in the Kahl home brought the Lock- yers to Shipman.

Patrick Caveny is a patient at Area Hospital in Carlinville. Nursery Mothers Adopt By-Laws A new constitution and bylaws were adopted by the Wood River Cooperative Nursery School at the Thursday Mother's Club meeting in St. John's United Church of Christ and R. Mrs. Marvin Whltsell, director, introduced Mrs.

Sam Kusmanoff and Mrs. Victor Wood as new members. The youngsters will celebrate Halloween with a Monday morning party in St. John's Church, and a costumed parade to Washington School where they will visit the primary class rooms. This Colonial Design Sports Big Sun Roof The attraction of this design is in its classic colonial ele gance.

It will stand as a sentinel of progress on any street in your town. Upon entering, one instantly understands the advantages of two living levels. Boasting of great openness and freedom, the lower level contains only the living and eating areas. Living room occupies virtual ly one-half of this area, extending from front-to-back. Furniture grouping is facilitated by a centrally located fireplace; and there's big living space out- of-doors, too! A covered rear porch with roof deck will be most inviting during hot summer evenings.

Remaining portion of the downstairs contains kitchen dining area and lavatory. Even for a spacious home, the dining area is conspicuously roomy There's plenty of glass area for day-lighting and wall space fo VIENNA An increase in Australian ported. electrical use is re- MAGEE CARPET ARMSTRONG SHERWOOD'S Floor and Wall Covering 1110 Lansing, I want items checked: Design .4 sets of Building Plans Specifications, Material List with $29.75 .1 set of Building Plans Material List Specifications, with 17.95 Homes Plan Book, postpaid .75 Enclosed find $. for items checked. NAME ADDRESS CITY Zone STATE Jame Rogers, librarian at the Jerse Community High School, wa guest speaker at the meeting the Otterville Parent Teache Association Thursday evening "Library Resources" was he topic.

The group voted to send Mrs. Clyde Cope and Mrs. Walter Klein as delegates to the 28th annual District PTA conference in Madison, Oct. 29. The room count was won by the First and Second grade room taught by Miss Ruth Wade.

Plans were completed for the fish fry to be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Otterville School, lunch room. There will be a special PTA auction sale of six picnic tables with benches and the school carnival starts at 8 p.m. als that tells what to buy and where each is used. Assembly nstructions are written so any- me with no previous woodwork- ng experience can easily do a professional job.

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1963 Donald R. Brann) IGxZOxl 10x25x1 20x20x1 FURNACE FILTERS 5101 16x20x2 16x25x2 20x20x2 ALTON HARDWARE 2501-00 Alton TERMINIX SON WUELLHER 101 OAK ALTON DIAL 465-4258 dining room accessory items. Eating space is also available in the kitchen. An design formed by cupboards, counter and appliances offer step-saving efficiency, even through dimensions are liberal. Upstairs level can be reached directly upon entering the front door.

This area has three good sized bedrooms and a fourth that is perfectly suited for conversion to a den or li- brpry. Adjacent to this fourth room is the sun deck. Plenty of closet and wardrobe space has been allocated and the main bath is also located on this level. For additional area, the basement is ideally suited for a recreation room. This plan conforms to general FHA.

VA and Building Code requirements. You can obtain building plans with specifications and material list see order coupon. 1963 Donald R. Brann) Small 'Bearing' on Space ROLLA, N.D. (ffl A plant here operated by Bulova Watch Co.

has a small, but special "bearing" on the space age. Its only product is an instrument jewel bearing and it's the only plant of the kind in the country. This bearing, for a space-age gyroscope, is so small that of them would make a level easpoonful. Birch for Tomorrow's Kitchen, Hefners of JerseyvUle Mark 52nd Anniversary JERSEYVILLE Mr. and Mrs.

G. Sherman Hefner of Jerseyville observed their 52nd wedding anniversary Friday and the occasion also marked the 84th birthday of Mr. Hefner, occuring the same day. No formal observance was planned but the couple received greetings from and friends. Mrs.

Hefner THINKING OF HONE HEAT! HERE'S MOW GREAT PLAINS GAS CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! many relatives was formerly Miss Anna M. Crone, daughter of the late David and Elizabeth Rae Crone and Mr. Hefner's parents were the late Wilbur to Bethany, Mo. where they resided 10 years before returning to Illinois residing near Wrights. Mr.

Hefner came to Jersey tounty in 1901 and worked four years on farms before becom- ng a mechanic for the Rice Seed Co. in Jerseyville. He retired in 1948 after 40 years employment with Rices. Mr. and Mrs.

Hefner are the parents of three children, Mrs. Clarence Brooks and Estol and Eugene Hefner of Jerseyville. Mrs. Hefner was one of a family of 10 brothers and sis- f. Bulk Tank Lifetime Leose 24 Only 2.

Finest Quality fuel and Mary Ballinger Hefner. They were married in Jerseyville on Oct. 25, 1911 with Rev. Stephen Catt, officiatiing. Following their marriage they resided on farms in Greene County and moved in the fall of 1928 to Jerseyville where they have since made their home.

Mrs. Hefner was born on a farm miles West of Kane on March 27, 1882. She attended Douglas School until 1900 when the family moved to Jerseyville and she completed her education here. She was graduated from the Jerseyville High School and taught Douglas for two years, Sherman School one year and was a member of the faculty of the JerseyvUle Grade School now the East Elementary School five years prior to her marriage. Mr.

Hefner was born at Mattoon, 111., Oct. 25, 1879. At the age of three his parents moved M. Post and Mrs. George Belt, of Jerseyville.

There were 11 children In Mr. Hefner's family and he has two brothers and three sisters living. They are Mrs. Essie Held erscheid of Jerseyville; Mrs. Clyde Borman, Mrs.

Howard ters those now living in addition to Mrs. Hefner being E. A. Crone, Ernest Crone, Mrs. M.

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members of the Church of Jerseyville. Mr. Hefner is also a member of the Masonic Order and Mrs. Hefner is a member of the Eastern Star and American Legion Auxiliary. WASHINGTON More than one Admiral is expected to be kept on active duty with the Navy after reaching retirement age later this year and early next year.

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