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Highly Recommended
To Field Rpresentative
Melvin R. Chishoim, ex-service
man and Savannah youth has been
highly lauded by the local Tuber
culosis Association from ’41-'43
and ’46, March 9th. He is a grad-
We have the best cars in town. Come
in and select from the following list:
FOR SALE
‘42 Nash “8”; new motor . $1,195
‘41 Mercury. New tires; radio
and heater; new paint job.
1939 Ford Sedan . . . . 595
938 Chevrolet 4-door . . 495
TRUCKS
937 Ford stake 11-2-ton . $ 575
931 Ford model “A” 11-2-ton 295
‘41 Mercury, likenew . . . 1,256
‘40 Studebaker Champion,
o aeaee b . . 695
‘40 Packard convertible coupe 1,106
540 West Bay Street
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uate of Beach High School, the
class of '43. He was an excellent
clerical »vvolunteer typist for the
Tubercuibsis‘ Assoeiation group.
He is going to reside in New
York and will be greatly missed
by his associates,
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I'he Melody Theatre, the newest and most popular playhouse.
Health
Education
Health Education in Savannah
and Chatham County is becoming
more and more a cooperative unit.
The Tuberculosis Education Sec
retary, Health Nurses, School Of
ficials, Teachers, Church Groups
and other Community leaders
make possible the constant and
expanding program. :
The National TB Essay Con
test, a project among College, Jr.
and Sr. High students closed this
week .with definite signs that new
sources of human interest are now
aware of what TB means to the
individual and the community.
Students participating represents
Georgia State College, Beach-Cuy
ler, Haven Home and Woodville
Jr. High Schools.
- The TB Scrap Book Contest, a
feature of the Elementary classes
Sunday-Monday-Tuesday, April 28-29-30
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HAT FULL OF DREAMS—NEWS
" COMING SOON — WAIT!
“IN HOLLYWOOD” — “BELL FOR ADONA”
“LOST ‘WEEK-END” — “DOLLY SISTERS”
is one means of teaching the very
voung about TB. The Scrap Books
are fascinating, show much stu
dent participation .and excellent
teacher guidance schools partici
pating were Haven Home, Woed
ville, Powell Laboratory, Antioch,
Springfield Terrace, West Savan
nah, Burroughs and Florence. On
April 24, 1946 teachers, students
and parents of East Broad and
Paulsen schools will meet at the
beautiful Melody Theatre for a
movie on TB and other health
problems. Moving pictures have
been shown to several schools, P.
T. A’s and arrangements are be
ing made for future showings
with other community groups. The
association is grateful to the pub
lic spirited leaders from the pub
lic schools, college and commun
ity for the valuable clerical volun
tary service being rendered. If
vou can spare a minute and have
clerical talent, please share it
with the association. Beach-Cuy
ler High School received a certi
ficate of award and honor for
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24; 1946
participation in The Columbia
Scholastic = Press = Project. The
Beach-Cuyler Gazette was among
the 74 awards representing 302
entries and 232 schoels, 32
states and the District of Col
umbia. ‘
Select The
Correct Answer
By Wilton C. Scott
Question 1. — Name the only
boxer ever to hold three world’s
title at one time.
Answers: 1. John Henry Lewis;
2. Joe Louis; 3. Henry Armstrong.
Question 2.—What Negro reach
ed the North Pole?
Answers: 1. Col. Benjamin O.
Davis, Jr.; 2. Matthew Henson;
3. Wallace Stegner. \
Question 3.—Who is the great
est broad jumper of all times?
Answers: 1. Dave Albritton; 2.
Jesse Owens; 3. Willis Ward.
Question 4.—What All-Ameri
can football player reached the
concert stage as a top-rate sing
er?
Answer: 1. Paul Robeson; 2.
Cecil Isbell; 3. Don Zimmermann.
Question 5: Name the only Ne
gro ever to have his name on g
U. S. dollar bill. :
Answers: 1. Booker T. Washing
ton; 2. George Washington Carv
er; 3. Blanch Kelso Bruce.
Compare your answers in next
weeks’ Herald.
FOR RECREATION
Visit
Crawford Square
Recreation Parlor
Perry and Houston Sts.
_Operated by Whimp
J. Hornstein Sons
Fancy Groceries
Western Meats
Restaurant and
Institution Supplies
533 West Bay, Corner Ann St.
Established 1898 .
48 Years In the Sems* Ploke
