Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

WX 7,1959 Jersey County Fair Children Day Wednesday NEW MISS JERSEY Miss Sandra Critchfield of Graftoii receives Miss Jersey County crown at Jersey County Fair Monday night from Mrs. Connie Dawkins McKay, the retiring Miss Jersey Photo. Graf ton Girl Takes Titles In Pageant tumult and the shouting attendant upon the selection of Miss Sandra Critchfield of Grafton as "Miss Jersey Coun ty" and "Miss Jersey County Fair" during the -annual Jersey County Fair Monday night had simmered down somewhat today and Miss Critchfield, still a bit at a loss for words, was at her secretarial job with Alton Radonics at Alton. "I don't know what I'm going to do with the scholarship," Miss Critchfield said today. A scholarship of $530 went along with the titles slie bagged in a close contest close for the comfort of all hands.

There's the Contract "I've still got to sign a contract for the Miss Illinois and Miss State Fair contests," Miss Critchfield said, "so I haven't actually received the scholarship. I'll use the scholarship to further my business education in some way." The full-scale beauty and talent pageant was run in a stage in front of the grandstand at the Jersey Fair, the major event opening day. The- climax' of the pageant started with the selection of Miss Janet Stone of Jerseyville as "Miss Congeniality" and the designation of Miss Stone, Miss Critchfield and Wood River and Mrs. £. Cole Carrollloii Carrollton Notes CARROLLTON Marilyn Adcock, 8, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Adtock of Carrollton, suffered lacerations and a fracture of'her great toe when the bicycle which she was riding ran into a fence. The child was brought to Boyd Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon for treatment following the accident. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Herten- steiner of West Bend, Giller Strang, Mrs. H. C. Cole and Mrs. Clyde Cole of Greenfield were guests Saturday evening of Mayor and Mrs.

Richard Giller. Mrs. Oren Siebermann spent tre weekend in White Hall at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meldrum.

Mrs. Harry Hoots and Mrs. L. E. Raper will leave Wednesday for Monterey, Old Mexico, to visit the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Derryl Carter. Mrs. Arthur Robley of this city and her grandchildren, Rickie Robley and Mary Ann Robley of Godfrey are spending a few days in Chicago as guests of Mrs. Robley's daughter, Miss Gilda Robley.

Mayor and Mrs. Richard Gill- went to Greenfield Sunday afternoon where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Giller Strang. Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Hertensteiner of West Bend, Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. W.

E. Strang of Miss Diane Wuestenfeld as the top three in the eight-way contest. Thereupon it svas announced that of Greenfield. Mr. Mrs, Arthur Robley of Carbondale spent the Wooilbtirtt home of Mrs.

Leonora Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Paul LMler Arid WOOD Mrs. Plotrlten i Mp vWtcd ctisl KaeShnmer nave from vacntlonlng in Kentucky. ith Mlss CledMoh Mr.

and Mrs. Laverne Schwallen-' Mr. a-nd Mrs. Allen Welch and sleeker of Bunker lilt! spent Sat-1children of Rosewood Heights Spent tirday with Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thyer Jr.

Inh Mrs. Leonora EllioU and Miss' Georgia. Frances and Mark Lillian Elliott returned Friday Ecllslo of Delroit, are vis- fronl Mojave. where they iling their grandpa rents, Mr. and FIRST THREE Miss Sandra Crltcltfichl (center) the inlily.

Man is Robert C. Otcro, president new Miss Jersey County, with Miss of Jerseyvillo Jnycees, sponsor of the Diane Wtiestenfeld (right) first runner- contest which was an official Miss Amer- up, and Miss Janet Stone, second runner- ica Photo, up, who also was named Miss Congou- visited at the home of Mr. andi' Virs George tiose, Mrs. Kenneth Bowers and son, Ed- Mrs. Lefloy Fenslnrman and die.

I.Mrs Russell Montgomery will en- U. and Mrs. Enrl Ural of the l.ndirs Aid Society of are spending a short timei'he Woodhurn Congrogrttlotial 'with his parents. Mr. and Til'- i "i Lur'cher Heal Mrs.

Heal Is native of Athens. Greece. trs. Russell Smilh of East Si Loulst and Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Pbnnington visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Lampher at Monniouth Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lurcher Heal entertained the following guests Sunday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Waller Heal, Mrs.

Dey and Mrs. Hurry Porcine pt Bunker Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heal, Bobh.v nnd Virginia, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Harry Mnrlh. Wilbur Marth, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fanning and son, Tlmmy of Bunker Hill, and LI. and Mrs.

Earl Heal of Dover, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swift of Venice; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Elberg, Rodger, Donny and Patty Elbert, and Mr.

and Mrs. Rollie Warr ofj Brighton visited Saturday at the I Chwfeh Ifi thd fchwcft Thut-sday Mf. and Mrs. J. L.

Pehnlhgton i entertained the following at a ebv- ei-pd dish supper Saturday evening at their hoitie; Mr. artd Mrs. Clyde Moomaw. Mr. and Mrs.

Dill Pseii- er, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrow and children, alt of Edwardsvltle; Mrs, Fred Sawyer of Bunker Hill, and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Walker and son of Lltch' field, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Miller and daughter of Bunker Mill; Mr, anc Mrs. Kenneth Bostic, JoAnn Bostick and Mr. and rMs. Dole Welch the jtotoltofc, knows fdf fi low, black atfd whtte tea states, tmriw feathers when It tt erh Brad! In winter. and Gary were Sunday evartng Itot-s at the Eddie Cordttffl PLEASURE CRAFT BOAT FINISHES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 80 Bfoartwity HO 2-fll23 Mt Zion WMS Elects Officers Hazel Perrine vas re-elected president of the Missionary Society of Ml.

Zion Japtist Church 'at Piasa last week, enporl, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Ver 'non Mallack and Rita, Brighton; children, Larry, Shirley and Nadean. Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Bohlmeyer- and Mr. and Mrs. George Baker attended the Staunton July 4th celebration. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anil Mrs.

C. 0. Matlack wore: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt, Tunis, Kim.

Sloven and Lurry Charles of Dav- Miss Stone had been designated the weekend here with Robley's second runner-up for the Miss Jersey County title, leaving the lop spot to go to either Miss Critchfield or Miss Wuestenfeld. Tic for First A slip of paper was passed from the judges' row to the master of ceremonies, Robert C. Otero, Jayce president, who announced a brief pause in the proceedings. "There's a tie for first place," Olero said. The judges went into another huddle and the crown went to Miss Critchfield, with Miss Wuestenfeld being designated the first runner- up.

Thursday the new Miss Jersey County will take part in a street parade set for 1 p.m. in Jerseyville. Wednesday has been designated "Children's Day 1 at the fair and pet parade is set for 10:30 a.m. Youth contests are scheduled a noon. A horse pulling contest is slated for 2:30 and the main even of the evening will be the Duke Paducah and Jimmy Dickens Show.

An international thrill show is set for tonight. Brussels BRUSSELS. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pohlman of St.

Charles, visited over the weekemi with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pohlman. Approximately 100 persons attended the annual potluck dinner given by the Volunteer Firemen at Deer Plain School grounds Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Schleeper and family of Hardin were guests of Mrs. Catherine Schleeper Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Mel Ott of St. Louis spent the. Fourth of July holidays with the letter's patents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behrens.

The Francis Pohlman Ppst American Legion and Auxiliary will meet at 8:30 p.m. Wednesdify in the Legion Hall. Elmer Held is the post commander and Mrs. May Meyer, auxiliary president. Mr.

and Mrs. John Haug are 1 on a two-week vacation trip in North Hollywood and Sacramento, ter, Mrs. Herschel Hackley, and Mrs. Robley's mother, Mrs. A.

A. Schmitz. Miss Nita Ford returned home Tuesday from Peoria where she had beer a guest since of Mrs. David M. Smith.

Miss Gale Griffith of Fieldon was a weekend guest of Miss Diane Davidson at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Davidson. Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Short and Mrs. William J. Short returned to their home in Tulsa, after a visit since Thursday with relatives here. They were accompanied home by Mrs.

John A. Short's Mrs. Henry Herring who will a few weeks there. En route to Tulsa the group stopped in Rolla, where they will be guests of John Short's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Short who are former Carrollton residents. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Richey and son and Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Richey entertained at a July 4 picnic Saturday evening at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richey. Mrs.

Henry Herring and Mr. and Marin Davidson and daughter -of Carrollton; Mr. and Mrs. Max Griffith and four children of Fieldon; Mrs. John Koster and daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Ted Young and son, Roodhouse; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Short and Mrs. William Short of Tulsa, Okla, Yale, Columbia May Set Up Observatory AUCKLAND, New Zealand and Columbia universities may set up a joint astro' nomical observatory in New Zea- and's southernmost province of Otago.

W. II. Ward, director of he New Zealand Physical Laboratory, said a year's survey will ie made in the region, htivp one of the clearest atmos- in the Southern Hemis- jlit'ff- Mrs. Helena Tallcy was it iharge of the lesson, "The Frencl and Mrs. Mildrec Crocker led in devotions.

Hostesses vere Mrs. Loren Lalir and Mrs 'aul Odell. The society will have its quar erly meeting at the church Wed nesday at an all-day meeting and potluck dinner at noon. VBS Program SHIPMAN The vacation Bible chool of Piasa Baptist Church with an average daily attendance 50, closed with a program Sun day night. Handiwork was dis ilayed.

Shipman Notes and Mrs. Her nan Kahl and Wilma visited al the Cliff Randolph home Sunday vening. Present at a picnic supper Sat- irday evening at the Lester Al yard home were: Mr. and Mrs, 'homas Conn.ors and Mary Ann, flr. and Mrs.

Allen Kahl, DiAnn nd Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Lestei ilward, Patty and Dick. Sunday evening supper guests of Ir. and Mrs.

William Tbynch were Ir. Mrs. William Burns anc lary, Mr. and Mrs. Malvern Allen nd family, Bunker Hill; Mr: anc Irs.

Charles Burns, Alton; Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Mills, and family, Ir. and Mrs. Leo Mills and fam- and Charles and Barbara Ann Lynch.

A picnic dinner served in the Community Park Sunday was at- ended by D. P. Drew, Frances, lildred and David, Mr. and Mrs, lussell Eggers and Teresa Ann, 'lainview; Daniel Schoeberle, La- jGrange; Russell, Mrs Nora Schoeberle and Marguerite. Mr.

and Mrs! Carl Bullman spent the weekend in Indianapolis, with their son, Don, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dec-wester and son, Fredrick of Springfield, spent the Fourth of July with his aunt, Mrs, Hermoine Hyland. Mrs.

Clyde Lee of Piasa is a patient, at the' Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Pitman-and UALL DELANO INSURANCE AGENCY FOR NEW LOW RATES 1ODAV 530 HO 5-8816 Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Mallack, Linda Kisoe and Marvin of Jerseyville; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Purdy and Kevin, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs.

James Deartluff, Litch- fleld, and Mrs. Hattie Dealil. In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Walton of Alton were visitors.

The Hunt family returned to Davenport Sunday afternoon. Mrs. James Schultz, Cub Scout commitlee member, has announced that the cubs will have a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. al Community Park. Each family is to bring its table service.

Beverage will be furnished. Becky Swan of Brighlon; Beverly Shultz, 'Marsha Kay Halliday, Barbara Scott Linda Sawyer spent last week at the Methodist Youth Camp at Little Grassy Lake, near Carbondale. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kahl and Wilma, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kahl and Mrs. Emma Conner attended the Brackman and Heigert family reunion Sunday at the home of Freda Heigert in Staunton. Dale Prather of Kemper, grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Kahl, suffered a four-inch gas.li in his swimming in Macoupin Jreek Saturday. Daily mean- maximum temperature of San rFancisco is 62.6 degrees. Award Contract For Macoupin Creek Bridge The Illinois Division of Highways announced today that the Cnlhoun County Construction Spring' field, was the apparent low bidder on a Macoupin County project in a special letting session lust Thursday. The project, on which the low bid was $247,825, is the construction of a five-span deck girder bridge over Macoupin Creek on Illinois Rt. 4, two miles south of Carlinville.

E. A. Rosenberg, director of the Department of Public Works, said thai the July 2 letling was a special one to handle both new projects and some on which the previous bids had beeiv rejected. The next scheduled letting will be held July 24. The Macoupin proposal was among bids totaling, $14,482,551 received last week for road and related construction in 45 counties.

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