... Bell and Mrs. Ruth Bailey were the winners. The Conway High School class in journalism toured the plant of the Conway Printing Co. Mrs. E.W. Packard, instructor, accompanied the group. The students saw various phases of newsgathering and how ...

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... time this year the jail had been empty.   50 years ago (1959) Thomas N. Selby, a linotype operator at Conway Printing Co., and a candidate for the title of Conwayâ s most ardent fisherman, caught a 7 ½-pound bass at Lake Conway while ...

... servies by American Transportation Corp., The Bookworm, Conway Corp., Conway Office and School Supply Inc., Conway Printing Co., Nabholz Companies and Virco Mfg. Inc. He also said Mrs. Russell Roberts had donated the use of a pickup truck ...

... o'clock destroyed the brick building on West Oak Street, owned by Mrs. J. W. Underhill and occupied by the Conway Printing Co. and B. G. Muse's Meat Market; all of A. J. Witt's frame buildings including his store warehouse and wagon ...

... and Peggy Clifton. The coach was Wilson Love. A weed burner invented by E. L. Strayhorn, Linotype operator at Conway Printing Co., was being manufactured in Conway. The burner was procured at the Jones Machine Shop. It sold for $49.50 ...

... its name to Sarathy's. Rose and Crown moved to Hairston Avenue and was replaced by The Yellow Daisy Tea Room. Conway Printing Co. moved out of downtown to the Industrial Park and Davis Nursery & Landscaping moved down a few blocks from Chestnut ...

... Boots" Robins with his retirement as foreman of the Conway Printing Co. Robins, however, planned to continue work in a part-time capacity with the Conway Printing Co. Robins was married to the former Ruby Barley ...

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... daughters. The couple were married Oct. 15, 1925, in Little Rock. Bill Furguson became a sales representative of the Conway Printing Co. He succeeded Mrs. L.G. Gonzenback, who accepted a job in the sales department of Sears in North Little Rock ...