... Franklin Moore arrived from Quitman and will make their home in Conway. - Advertisement - 50 years ago (1959) The Conway Lions Club elected Ed Nabholz as its new president. He succeeded Milmo Black. Others elected included Dr. Audie Lynch, Carlton ...

... receive a certificate of recognition and their names inscribed on a plaque displayed at the school. They will also be honored, along with other area recipients, at a citywide luncheon May 5. This program is sponsored by the Conway Lions Club.

... College. Milmo L. Black, an automobile dealer here since 1948 and a First Ward alderman, became president of the Conway Lions Club. A graduate of Arkansas State Teachers College, he was married to the former Louise Whitfield of Fayetteville ...

... Advertisement - (1958) Cliff Horton, new head basketball coach at Arkansas State Teachers College, spoke to the Conway Lions Club at Hotel Bachelor. Coach Horton was introduced by ASTC Athletic Director Frank Koon. Coach Horton pointed out that ...

... Advertisement - 50 years ago (1958) Boyd Allen, works manager of the Conway branch of Baldwin Piano Co., spoke to the Conway Lions Club on the history of his company and its plans in Conway. Mr. Allen moved to Conway several weeks ago with his family ...

... Coleman, Springer, Williams, Gibbons, Bishop, Howe, F. Whiddon and N. Whiddon. 50 years ago (1949) The Conway Lions Club sponsored the mobile X-ray unit of the Arkansas State Board of Health. Members of the club called on business ...

... Dellert, a missionary of Africa for 10 years and now pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church, was guest speaker at the Conway Lions Club luncheon meeting at Hotel Bachelor. The Rev. Mr. Dellert was introduced by Joe Siebenmorgen. "Beware of speakers ...

... adopted also by the Little Rock annual conference, joint owner of the two institutions. 50 years ago (1955) The Conway Lions Club heard Dale Hayhurst, a farm youth exchange student, report on his stay in Costa Rica. Young Hayhurst showed colored ...

... but two of them. 50 years ago (1956) Sixty percent of the residential district was covered by 31 workers in the Conway Lions Club's first night of their two-day broom and light bulb sale. Ed Nabholz was the sale chairman. Receipts for the ...

... Sarah Jane Archer, Barbara Selby, Pam Phifer, Cheryl Nixon, Sharon Sneed, Sue Edwards and Kay Turner. The Conway Lions Club completed its most successful broom and light bulb sale in three years of house-to-house canvassing. The sale ...