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PAGE EIGHT UGA HONORS FOUR — During its recent Atlanta convention, the United Golfers Association honor¬ ed four persons deemed to have made outstanding contributions to golf. Above left, UGA award, committee chairman, Mrs. Anna Robinson, Chicago, presents “Sym¬ bol of Service Award” to Dr. NAMD to Meet in Chicago k.,. v/ CHICAGO ( ANP) A grout Philadelphia, and Howard B. that makes a bu-in -s of you to spend your money will ge together here next month to stud; ways of increasing their influ ence over your spending. Formally, the group is knovvr as the National Association Market Developers. Their annual convention is to be held at the Sherman hotel here May 20-21. EXPECT 300 TO ATTEND About 300 of the nation’s ex¬ perts in sales, sales consultation, public relations, promotion, adver¬ tising, marketing, and allied fields, many of them representing the nation’s top business enterprises, are expected for two days of in- tensive study. A formidable list of experts and specialists have been invited for panel discussion and lectures. Included among the speakers are Bill Veeck, president of the Chi¬ cago White Sox baseball team, who is slated to discuss “Selling Pub- lie Relations and Promotion," John H. Johnson, one of the na¬ tion’s most successful publishers, is also on the program, discussing "Selling in The Negro Market”. Population trends and their re¬ lations to sales will be discussed by Dr. Philip Houser, sociology and population expert of the Uni¬ versity of Chicago. Thomas Burrows, vice president and general manager of the An¬ heuser-Busch company of St. Louis will share his experience in special sales programs. Two of the nation’s top experts in the field of public relations will discuss public relations met!.- ods and techniques. They are Jos- eph V. Baker, board chairman of Joseph V. Baker associates in Nat ‘Kins’ Cole to Sinn i *> - For Queen CHIC A G O, (ANP) Nat (King) Cole, American jazz singer and recording star, will leave shortly for a four-week European tour tliat will entry him to 15 cities and will be highlighted by a com¬ mand performance before Queen Elizabeth of Britain in Bucking¬ ham Palace, May 15, the Associat¬ ed Negro Press learned. King Cole, who recently com¬ pleted a successful South American tour, is an internationally famous artist whose records arc heavily in demand in America and abroad. Personal Protection Your Protection For Your Business, Property or ry on your person. No needed. You will walk without fear Hold-ups, Muggins, etc. Send $1:00 for on how to acquire the most sonal protection of the Century. Write F. J. George, P. O Box 2055 Savannah, Georgia CAMERAS $9.95 Down to $1.98 Brownie, Kodak, Ansco Marvel and Others COME TO US American Pawn Shop 438 West Broad St. EASTER IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER George VV. Adams, Washington, D. C., first UGA president, while from left, A. U. Thompson, presi- lent, The 100 Per Cent Wrong lub, T. D. Hawkins, president, .he New K i a Golf Club, conven- ion hosts, and Dr. Frank Forbes, lirector of athletics, Morehouse nc., of Chicago. { In addition to the invited guests, i number of NAMD members, all experts in their fields, will par- | ; j 1 CHICAGO is WHICH of SOX number IIOSS, of J Bill Week, one a outstanding personalities to be ! j featured on panels during annual wnwnlion of National Association | of Market Developers in Chicago, May 20-21. The NAMD is made I U p () f leprescntatives of nationally | adv ,. ltis e d products interested in | |lxploitiBg Negro market. (As- sociated Negro R.css Photo). j SEE STILES FOR YOUR EAST ER TOGS GIRLS' DRESSES From $1.98 to $8.95 ROYS’ SUITS $2.93 to $19.95 LADIES’ DRESSES From $1.95 Up Latest Styles See Stiles and Save 1113 West Broad Street OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL > o ( I OCK UNTIL FASTER GIBBS MARKET 2015 W. GWINNETT ST. I’linne AD 2-917(i We cany a complete line I of Meats, Groceries, Fruits 1 and Vegetables Daily THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Callege, look on. In center, Robinson makes presentation to A. 'loonier, Atlanta Life Company vice president who nee red golf activities in the east. Howard Anderson, Ohio, newly elected UGA speaking, and toastmaster tieipate in the two day Tin >• include H. Naylor *>f Washington; Moss Hendrix Washington; Robert of Detroit; Louis Caldwell of cago and Jesse Lewis of ham. Other sessions will he to routine convention business, cluding election of officers, ious committee and board ings. Thursday 9 / Friday AND Saturday HAM WHOLE HALF or 43c MORRELL’S PALACE SLICED BACON 1.00 FRESH DRESSED FRYERS"25c SMOKED SMOKED It***. Ham Hocks or Jowl Bacon 3 lbs. 59c FRESH SPARE RIBS lb. 29c FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS lb. 29c OLEO TIDE WITH ORDER A $3.00 TL OCt ::r 25c PEACOCK LONG GRAIN RICE O O lbs. 29c MORRELL’S I'RIDO (,()LI)EN SHORTENING 3 Can Lb. 39c Limit One With $5.00 Order LAUNDRY ROUND BOX liERRMONT PURE Bleach SALT LARI) 10c Sc 8 Lb. «9c Bucket I’LEE - ZING 4 LARGE $1.00 PEACHES NO. CANS 2 1 » GOLD SEAL 23 LB. BAG FLOUR $1.49 RAGS j FRESH Dog Footl IIIJ 0 J ) FULL I'OUND Ot Li MT £0 TAlL r CAN OL COLGATE FRESH -«i Toothpaste COLLAR!) Large Size 5;k 09C rj /A ghee: XS Bunch I9c i “Tup" Holmes, AUiinia, are seen j m center foreground. Retiring MIGA pro ulent F anklin T. L*dt, | j award Detroit, to led M in third II. Kemlrix, panel,-makes Wa.Hi- ■ | I ington, whose 1>. C., publie rel ta ion's mail, firm rcpresmU The j Cora-Cola (lompan;.', Atlanta. j Dinner. , eoi l lail parties, buzz !• ion and i- wit l-;in>.,ent : • i " i|J piovnie relief i'lom the edu- rational pha ;es of the program. The NAM H Im chapter , in al¬ ! um. t a <!<,y.cti cities. National officers ot the asso¬ ciation are I.eRo.v Jeffries, Chica¬ ; go, pri tdcitl; Je ';<• Lewi ', Bir¬ mingham, lit vV" pic ident; Wil- Ham G. I'm l i Ml,. I,i... hud vice : pie blent; Julian ' Nicholas, New I 4 SHIRTS (Laundered) 80c SHOWN Jaunxl %y {^JnyC/'inyCa. Take Your Hand Saws, Circu. I lar Saws, Pulpwood Saws, j Lawn Mowers | Scissors, Butcher Knives, Etc., to Savannah Saw Works 135 Barnard St. We Sharpen Anything That Cuts i As» TOOTHACHE G’jsranteert for new fast act¬ II you can’t get to the ing jelly called dentlst, for - - you - It ~ the ORA-JEI 6a best • ----- thing Pain ORA-JEI? j vanishes tanla in seconds. on, left to right, are Dr. 11. M. Holmes and W. A. Wilkes, Jr. Not A. D. V. Crif-by, a former UGA president director, also of Service Award.” oi b< . was banquet speaker. York City, 3rd vice Pemberton, Kansas ■secretary;. Frank A. Dee, York City, assistant William F. Nabors, Thomas New York City, assistant urer, and H. Naylor executive director. Henry Harvey is president Chicago chapter which is the convention. Kelly The Wild Man' Weaver’s “MOUSE OF WAX” PROGRAM ALL NEW! 11:00 A. M. - 1:00 P. M., Mon. thru Fri. All Night Show 1:00 A. M. - 3:00 A. M., Tues. thru Cri. 1:00 P. M. - 6:00 P. M. Saturday Rock and Roll Show 12 Noon-3:00 P. M. Sun. and 5:00 P. M.-8:00 P. M. Sun. Playing Popular Favorites “The Station With the Sock” WSOK 1239 On Your Dial This Week WSOK PRKSKN1S MONDAY rtews on the Hour — wauK bitfu On 5:uu—opmiuai t uiauc T. J. Polite GObpei music PoliuA- 7:00—Beady, bet, Go’ «— T. J. Popuiar Music—'lop *40 9:00—aoufes tor the ouui Rev. Geo Walter —- Gospel music 9:15—showers 01 j»u?s&iug Ministe¬ rial Assoc.—Visiting Mimsieis 9:30—oongs tor the t»oui — Rev. 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