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Local singer Grace Flemming had a weekly program on WTMA in 1939 |
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Franz Witte worked at WTMA between 1940 and 1948 as an announcer, salesman and program director |
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Early 1940s picture of listener Lois H. Middleton being interviewed by an unidentified WTMA announcer |
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1945 newspaper ad |
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A WTMA ad that appeared in one of the Charleston newspapers in June of 1945 |
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| This photo appeared in the Charleston Evening Post on August 30, 1946. The caption read: "Discuss Port's Future -- A round table discussion of the future of the port of Charleston was broadcast from the studios of WTMA last night. Participating (clockwise) were Thomas R. Waring, Jr., managing edition of the News and Courier; Solicitor Robert McC. Figg, counsel for the state ports authority; Cotesworth P. Means, vice-chairman of the authority; and Mayor E. Edwards Wehman, Jr. Allan Brown, announcer, stands in the background. (Photo by Reilly.)" |
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From the June 16, 1947 issue of Broadcasting magazine |
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| Clipping from the News & Courier from August 4, 1948. The caption reads, "Feminine pulchritude vied with the weed in Kingstree and Lake City yesterday at the opening of the tobacco market. At left, Miss Dorothy Thomas, Queen Azalea IX, describes the scenes at the opening of the Kingstree market, with Mrs. Ronald Allen Reilly, of Charleston, holding the WTMA microphone, while Miss Chine Van Kueran of Kingstree looks on." |
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Label of a 1952 WTMA electrical transcription |
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1953 WTMA promotional piece |
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Bill Walton was a popular WTMA on-air personality in the 1950s |
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Mid 1950s WTMA promotional piece |
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1955 WTMA sales piece |
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"Wherever You Go - There's Radio" The WTMA Mobile Studio (circa 1956) in front of the former home of WTMA, the historic Dock Street Theater in downtown Charleston |
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1957 WTMA promotional piece |
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1957 WTMA promotional piece |
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Red Evans was a WTMA DJ in the 1950s.
When this picture was taken, |
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