Conway Springs Star & Argonia Argosy
From Argosy Files
Fifty Years Ago, September 1952
Fifty Years Ago, September 1952
MILAN SCHOOLS INCREASE
Higher enrollment in both the grade and high school was
reported in the Milan public schools following their opening on September 2.
Two new teachers have been added to the grade school faculty.
Mary Lee Craven, third and fourth grades, Alice McFarland, seventh and eighth
grades. Faye Allen, fifth and sixth
grades and Mildred Ramsey, first and second grades, have been retained from
last year’s faculty.
MILAN METHODISTS MEET
Wilma Sanburn, recording steward of the Milan church
assisted Dr. Raymond Dewey district superintendent in opening the quarterly
conference meeting. Following reports of
officers, election of officers were held for the coming year: church school
superintendent, Herbert C. Ewing; trustee, Mrs. Harry Showalter; church treasurer
Bertha Neal; treasurer of benevolences, Billie Roe; communion steward, Grace
Jeffries; recording steward, Wilma Sanburn, Member of conferences, Violet King;
other stewards, Mrs. Daryl Jones Mrs. John Aspedon, Mrs. Louis Muhlenbruch and
Violet King.
LAST PICTURE SHOW
The last free picture show of the season was shown at Milan
on August 28. The shows have been a
weekly feature during the summer and have been out of doors. They have been sponsored by the American
Legion and co-sponsored by the American Legion and co-sponsored by the
merchants of Milan and Argonia as well as interested citizens.
After the show on Thursday night, the Legion held their
drawing for a television set and a radio.
The television was presented to Paul McIntyre, Wellington and the radio
to Eugene Metzen, Mayfield.
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