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Merchandising MERCHANDISING Panama City WERD, J. B. Blayton Jr. A157, 8257, CI57, 0157, Gainesville E157, F157, GI57, HI57, 1157, KI57, L157, NI57, WPCF, Elbert L. DuKate A247, 8147, C257, D257, WDUN, James Arthur Hartley A237, B237, C237, P257, R257. F257, H257, N257, P257, R247. D257, H257, 1257, J257, N257, 0257, P257, Q257, WGST, Ben Ackerman A14X, CI4X, D146, E146, R257. Pensacola G146, J13X, N15X, P157, RX5X. Charles Augustus Smithgall A256, 8256, WBSR, Don J. Lynch AXXX, BXXX, CXXX, DXXX, WGGA, WSB, Frank Gaither A256, B256, C256, 0256, E256, C256, D256, E256, H256, 1256, J256, N257, EXXX, HXXX, 'XXX, NXXX, OXXX, PXXX, RXXX. 0257, F256, G257, H157, 1146, J257, M I57, N157, PI57, P257, Q256, R257, 5256. WEAR, Mel Wheeler A157, 8157, CI57, D157, R25X. E157, H157, M157, N157, 0157, P257, Q257, R257. Augusta Griffin Quincy WAVG, George C. Nicholson A25X, 825X, D257, WHIE, James H. Watson A257, B257, C257, D257, WCNH, A. B. Lamson A257, C257, J257, P257 EX57, GXXX, H157, PI57, Q256. E257, G257, H257, JXXX, M257, N257, P257, R257. 9257, R257. A156, B156, D156, WRDW, M. C. Gregory C156, Haw kinsville E156, G156, H156, L156, N156, 0156, P156, R156, St. Augustine WCEH, Paul Edward Reid A157, 8157, CI57, D157, Bainbridge WFOY, John E. Bernhard Jr. D257, HI57, 1147, E157, G157, H157, 1157, N257, P257, Q257. J157. WMGR, Thomas Robert Hanssen A147, 8247, C247, D246, E246, F246, 1-1247, L247, M147, N247, 0247, La Grange St. P147, 9247, 5247. Petersburg WLAG, Edwin C. Mullinax A156, 8256, C156, D257, WPIN, Arthur Mundorff A257, DI57, 1157, P257, Brunswick E257, G257, H 157, 1157, J257, N157, P257, R257. Q257, R257. WGIG, Hugh K. Tollison A157, B157, C157, E157, WTSP, F. A247, 8247, D247, E247, Macon Joseph Kelley F157, G157, H157, 1157, J157, 0157, P I 57, 9157, H247, P247. R157, 5157. WBML, George Wood Patton A257, BXXX, C257, D257, E257, IXXX, LXXX, N257, 0257, P257, R257, Sanford Cairo WBIB, Thomas H. Maxwell A157, B157, CI57, E157, WTRR, Myron A. Reck A2X7, C2X7, D2X7, E2X7, WGRA. Thomas Glenn Pelham 8247, C257, D257, PI57. 02X7, P2X7. 1247, M247, 0247, P246, Q247, R157. Milledgeville Sarasota Calhoun WCGA, Robert R. Magill A257, B257, C257, D257, WMVG, Michael Thomas Landy A147, 8147, C147, WSPB, John B. Browning AXXX, BXXX, CZZZ, DI57, EIX6, FIXE, GIX6, H257, 1257, J257, N257, P257, D147, E147, 1147, N147, R147, S147. E157, FXXX, HXXX, N157, 0157, PI57, RXXX. Q257, R257. Monroe Carrollton Sebring WMRE, Warren G. Gilpin A157, 8257, C257, D157, WJCM, Al John Frank A257, 8257, C257, 0257, WLBB, Thomas K. Vassy A157, 8157, CI57, DI57, E157. G I57, H I57, 1157, J I57, KXXX, LXXX, M I57, P257, Q257, R257. H157, 1157, P157, 9157, P157. N157, 0157, P257, Q257, R257, S257. Tallahassee Cedartown Moultrie WTAL, L. Herschel Graves A147, 8157, C147, WGAA, Brody F. J. Timm HXXX, QXXX, RXXX. WMGA, Roy Frank Zess A257, 8257, C257, D257, D147, E147, N147, 0147, P257, R 147. H257, P257, R257. WTNT, Frank Warren Hazelton A157, DX57, N257, Columbus Newnan PI57, RI57. WDAK, Miles H. Ferguson A157, B157, C157, E157, H257, 1157, L157, M157, 0157, P257, R257. WCOH, James Otey Hardin, Jr. A257, B257, C257, Tampa WGBA, Charles A. McClure A147, B147, C147, 0257, E257, 1257, N257, P257, Q257, R257. WALT, W. Walter Tison A156, B156, D156, E156, 0146, E146, J146, 0147, P147, Q147, P147, Rome F156, M156, 0156, P156, Q156, R 156. WDAE, L. Spencer Mitchell A257, B257, 0257, Cornelia WLAQ, Ray Underwood A257, 8257, C257, D257, E257, G257, HI5X, 1157, NI5X, 015X, PI57, R147. WCON, Jack Bradley A257, B257, C257, D257, H257, 1257, J257, M257, N257, 0257, P257, 9257, WEBK, Elmo Branch Kitts A157, 8157, CI57, DI57, 0257, P257, Q257, R257. R257. E157, F151, 1157, J157, M157, N157, 0157, P157, WRGA, Mather M. Payne A157 ,.B157, CI57, DI57, 9157, R157, 5157. Covington E157, 1157, N156, 0257, PI57, Q256, RI57, S157. WFLA, George W. Harvey A257, B257, C2XX, WGES, Robert B. Taber A146, B146, 0146, E146, WROM, Edward Nixon McKay A247, 8247, C247, E247, P247, R247. D257, E257, H257, N257, P257, Q257, R257. F146, I-1147, P I X7, RXXX. D247, NXXX, OXXX, West Palm Beach Dalton Savannah WIRK, Rome John Hartman A247, P157. WBLJ, William Bruce Davies A247, 8247, C247, WFRP, John F. Pidcock A257, B257, C257, D257, E257, H257, PXXX, RX57. WJNO, Hustin Van Mc Milian A257, B257, C157, D247, E247, H247, 1247, 0247, P247, R247. DI57, HI57, 0157, PI57, QXXX, RI57. WSAV, Harben Daniel A147, 8247, C146, D146, Dawson E146, F146, G146, H146, 1146, J147, K146, N147, 0147, P147, Q247, R247, 5147. GEORGIA WDWD, William Clements Woodall A257, 8257, C257, D257, E257, F257, G257, 1156, L256, N257, WTOC, Wm. T. Knight A257, B257, C257, D257, Albany 0257, P257, R257. E257, G257, H257, J257, NXXX, PI57, RI57. WALB, Tommy Richard Stillwagon A257, 8257, D257, E257, H257, P257, RI57, 5157. Decatur Statesboro WGPC, Leonard Milton George A257, 8257, C257, WEAS, Warren Lester Roberts A257, 8257, C257, WWNS, Jack V. Lo Presti A257, B257, 0156, FI57, E257, J257, N257, P257, R257. D257, E257, 1257, K257, R257. K257, 0157, P257, 9146, RI57. WJAZ, Richard B. Smith A157, 8157, CI57, 0157, WGLS, Sam W. Kane A157, 8157, CI57, 0157, E157, F157, GI57, 1157, J157, KI5X, L157, N257, EXXX, FXXX, HI57, IXXX, JXXX, NXXX, QXXX, Summerville 0257, P257, Q257, R257, 5257. PXXX, QXXX, RXXX. WGTA, William Baker Farrar A247, 8247, C247, D247, E247, F247, G247, 1247, J247, L247, M247, Americus Dublin N247, 0247, P247, 9247, R247, 5247. WDEC, Charles G. Smith A157, 8137, C147, D147, WMLT, W. Newton Morris A147, B147, C147, E146, F147, 1156, N147, 0147, P247, QXXX, R147. D147, E147, F157. G147, K147, M147, N147, 0147, Swainsboro P147, 9147, R147. WJAT, Jack Wiseley AIXX, BIXX, CIXX, HIXX, Athens NIXX, PIXX. East Point WRFC, L. H. Christian A157, 8257, C257, D156, Thomasville E156, F156, G156, H156, 1156, J257, N257, 0257, WTJH, William B. Hill A257, 8257, C257, D257, P257, 9156, R257, 5157. G257, 1257, JXXX, N257, 0257, P257, Q257. WKTG, Louie Thomas Porter A257, B257, C257, D257, E257, N257, 0257, P257, Q257, R257. Atlanta Fitzgerald WPAX, Albert M. Feinberg A137, B157, C137, WAGA, Claude H. Frazier A257, BXXX, CX57, WBHB, Al H. Evans A257, 8257, C257, J257, L257, EXXX, 1137, N157, 0157, PI57, S137. D157, E157, GI57, 1X57, KX57, P257, R257, S147. M257, 0257, P257, R257. WAOK, Stan Raymond A257, C257, D257, EXXX, Tifton Fort Valley H257, IXXX, KXXX, N257, P257, R257. WWGS, Carl L. Wendell A147, 8247, D146, E146, WBGE, Henry William Lanham A157, 8157, CI57, WFPM, Hugh Birdsong AIXX, BIXX, CIXX, DXXX, FI46, G146, H146, M247, N247, 0247, P257, 9246, DI57, E157, HI56, LI56, NI56, PI57, RI57. EIXX, OXXX, PXXX, RXXX. RI 47. BROADCASTING TELECASTING 1955 BROADCASTING Yearbook- Markerbook Page 439 .
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