Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, November 03, 1951, Image 10
? LIGHTHOUSE and INFO)
GOING TO THE GAME? I
Complete your outfit witl
COLLEGE FLOWER StfO
? ? diet Colors will be feature*
Your order earlv and beat
COLLEGE FL(
i SEE
.1 1949 Buick Super Conver
heater .
; . 1946 Ford Pickup. Good t
1948 Studebaker Champio
radio and heater .
1946 DeSoto 4-door Sedan
( 4 " Clean
V + + +<+ + + + + +
We keep from 50 to 60 ?
- at all
I M KING P<
I ll/l\!r A l)I?'C I
TTixivi/im; o i
See Us For Go
1951 Victory Ford. Kadio a
1948 Mercury Convertible.
1951 Chevrolet. Power Driv
1937 Plymouth. Runs good.
WINGARD'S
2203 Two Notch Hoad
OL11
Motor C
1950 Chrysler Windsor 4.- |
:#f? i iz&n ? - $2250
1950 Plymouth Deluxe 4*t';
>V ' Sedan' .. . ^W,50
_? 1951 Plymouth Special De
?snd;m,
Radio and heater.
? white . wall tireh, 5T1
000 miles.
1950 Lincoln Cosmopolitan
. 4-dpor Sc<ian. Racfio
" heater $2495
1951 Mercury 4-door Sedan*
V * Radio and heater,
Over- $2395
1950" Chevrolet Deluxe 2door.
Radio- and heatfe
KZ-" ???
OLIVER M
CHRYSLERI
SEE ADAI
_.AND 5
WE B3NANCK !
We don t hiiic space Lu des<
ly. Here are just a few of (
find on our lot.
1984 Chevrolet
1039 Chevrolet, club coupe
1940 iiuick club coupe
194? Qhtemobile sedan
1941 ftflrlun
I?? ?*v.?* KJV/V4 C-MI i ... ..
1941 Plymouth club coupe
*941 Plymouth coupe
11946 Ferd club coupe, li&
1946 l ord ^ ton Pickup
f 1946 Ford 2 door, clean ..
1?94S Chevrolet 2 door, clea
1946 OkUmobile sedanette
1947 Ford sedan
1948 Chevrolet sedan
1949 Ford 2 door, loaded .
1949 Chevrolet sedan, load
1949 Chevrolet 2 door, load
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I MANY OTHERS T
I Open Until 6:30,1
I ADAMS U<
12517 MAIN ST.
TRADITION.
SATURDAY, NO)
MUSIC BY A
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Veil Here is a BIP TIP!
i a CORKAGE from the
P. Both, Allen and Benet.
Don't Delay Place
the rush. Phone 9680
JRIST SHOP
VTfAC Frnsr.' r
ti)le; Dynaflow, radio and '
! $1495 %
ires r/v .r~' jr$595 '<
n 2-door Sedan./Overdriye,
. Radio and heater
. : . ' $895 is
' ' ' !'
food used cars on our lot
i <
times i{
ONTIAC m? !,
F STREET
J S E I) CARS j
od Used Cars
ml Heat or r $2.'U5
Radio, Heater $101)5
e. Radio, Heater $1995
Good transportation $100 *_
USED CARS
Phone 0078
VER
-Ii,5? $'1450 j
1949 Olds. Club Couuo. Radio
and hcatfv. Hv.
matte $1495 j
?1-949?Foni?2-donr Jwdan"? +
$1095' '
1943 Chevrolet 2- ei nnr
door Sedan *px\t7fD
1947 Ford Station Wagon, j
v New enoir
motor ......
Sedan .
$445
19?2 Nash ,?1 lib $ ){)!;
Coune . . . <?07JO
1941 Ford Deluxe
2-door Sedan
r1941 2"d""r $:wr> othd
nn
vy 1 WAV
- PLYMOUTH
? ' PHONE 2-1:100
VIS FIRST I
SAVE! 1
SERVICE MEN W
cihe all mtr I-st*d ('nrs I*'nl*
ho outstanding l>uvs you'll 9
H ...... $ 895
n .... $ 795 I
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$1195
eU $1295 1
led 1 . . $1295 I
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Saturday 7 P. M. I
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PHONE 4-3941 I
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irday, November 3, 1951
Unbeaten Stat
By J. D. McGhee
ORANGEBURG?Unbeaten in
three games, the S. C. State A.
and M. Bulldogs are preparing
to meet unbeaten Morris Brown
Wolverines of Atlanta, who have
been unbeaten in five game-, on
Saturday, November 3, at 2:15
p. m. -in State College stadium
Both teams hope to win this'
vtek tb keep their unbeaten, un-j'
iod **ocord. L
The next home game promises
c> attract rv record attendance,
>er(h:?ps the largest ever in the
tadium.
Morris Brown, in five season;
ensnn .games, is unbeaten . and i
antird and has beaten .Florida
A & M College, national ant
southern Conference champion-,
"or, several years.
..The Bul'ldogs, . under a new* <
piiontor, Lawrence Simmon;, aic
in me. race with two, oihe: tc^'-us
aovv* Xavier and- Morri?B-nwn,'
for conference honors and j-> Jar
arc the undefeated team sin the
confeVcncc.
Coach Simmons is vforkh.g to
smooth out til', delects in ofTeni
sivo blocking and passing/ with ,
h:s freshmen cohorts m order to|
be ready for the powerful Wc'.-j
verities, who are under the tutc-,
lage for the third year of Conch
"Ox" Clemmons.
Coach Sim .ions will he de-1
pending upon the _ following
Bulldogs 011 defense, who tvave
Drive In Theatre
ANNEX !
... .., i
At The Fairground Gate
*
Colored Section
Weekly Program
PROGRAM: Nov. 1 *t ? Nov 7th
Thurs. Nov. 1 to Sat. Nov. 3
''BUST Ol THE BADMMN
--with?
Rob'it Ryan ? Ch.ire' Trevor'
Sun, Mon. Nov.' 4-3*
"NIGHT INTO MORNING"
?with?
Ray kfllland ? John Hudiak
Tue*.-Wcd. Nov. 6-7
"THE STRIP"
- r-\vitti"
Mirltvy H<>'>r.cv -- Saliy t
V
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I .mcbuuiis ior your convenience
furu ri>;ht .it Sky-Wav sipn oi
I .tosewood Drive and follow ro*?*
o Colored entrance at end o*
i tnnox. '
Shows At 8:15 - 9:45
i liiCwi..few ffifc -' 7
2 WALTER PONiyR |
TIRE SERVICE
150G Taylor St.v
3 REAL RAROINS
1!U(> Ford, 2 Door Deluxe
sedan, Radio a n d
heater $Si)5
1949 Dodge coronot sedan,
? gyromatie. heater, seat
i covers. actual mileage
from one owner $1495
BEST and DENT
USED CAB CO.
M'25 Main St. Plionu 27r>67
Columbia, S. C.
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KICK OFF 2 P. M
RSITY'S BANE
r ?
? ft* '
e College Meets M(
been outstanding this.season:
Eugene Holt, a junior, of Orlando,
Fla., and Roderick Johnson.
freshman, of East St. Louis,
III. .both fine backers; in thfc
line, William Senior, a senior, of
Tampa Fla., at tackle and George
Robinson, sophomore, of Orlando,
Fla., at guard.
I
Lamont * C. Brown, Nashville, I
Teim.- a promising freshman at
guard, has also received high
Tlie'Fo
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/Ml I .Columbia. S lil'i
f I Deaf Sir;
f 1 Ojj Friday night, .July 1
fl I front nf the Community L1
Ml 1 doubtparked waiting for
ft ? 1 juniin Fra/.ier wont in th
fl I There w.'aT rruui_
f ' I parked behind and apt
fl I started tfae motor and
fl I u warning of any kin
fl | hit the front light b?
Ml I At thiis time Fr
II . - -J .when he reaehed ti
f I tunitnu to his ear
ft I -darted the ear ?'>
f I There, were
I I >a. i. h< haul 1 ?*
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THE UI
makes etm
coast to ooa>
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w Jacke
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irris Brown
praises from Coacti Simmons for
the season's showing.
On offense much credit goes to
Claude (Bull) Martin, offensive
fullback, of Pulaski. T< nil., who
core<i two touchdowns and .gained
109 yards on twelve plays
I in Saturday's game against port
Valley and id so Samuel Parks,
' alfbaek. of Ca.nton, Ohio, a consistent
ground gainer, who chalk,
llowing
REASONS \
UNITED At
17, 1 ! :"? 1 arxund i'. (h) 1'. M I
n u;, Store ist 5 P 1 wis I :
C a ij.vi'kin^ space, while Hen- I
it: drug stoic to make a pur- 1
iit.tj.nR in the car that I was 1
teared toTTj^a^Jet'p. Suddenly he 1
hacked light oviT^v+Uiout Riving 1
d tliat lie wanted 'to mme Trrrtr he 1
am per of my car-. I
azier 'rushed ?>u.t of the drug ' tore,
ie'car. Dr.-? said as lie got out
a damn ear out the way". Then rewit
hout giving us any oonddoratio
tain. I moved the ear to avoid hi
again. We did g t .his license numbe
two white people parked nearby. T'
n ottn g there for sometime drink
(i he witnesses, they refused,
leaving we . ad n" thcr altornr-.tb
{ 'he pokier. 'iVlljn:: him what nac'
iv-n.g him the la euse- r.umpor. he
1 :-Veu;ed to.
t-h/s .inf-u t atii-i ?.r< m V v p I'.cema
Dr.. -en Si- ti;;'al - morning, h
t rd in t.i t.? ti
t ? c.o ;o< v t ) i-r.g p the ear.
.v.- Augu-l ?t. Ihf'l. Mr. Stein calf
<' . t I'vervthirg i'.ij turn<d nut fir;
! hi' fi'xed.
T . d." d to acknowledge my appi
kd Aat i A ;v elation tor their-won/
Sieerely vc
~ - Rernico t
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UNITED
' State Hear
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Is* vs.
J RSI ALUMNI STA
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ed up 112 yards In 12 plays.
Two quarterbacks Came
in for high praise, namely' Tho
mas Humber, Columbus'. Ga., to
triple-threat player? who has to
kicked 8 extra points in this seasen's
play and chalked up*" ') fe
touchdowns and Clifford Turner, gj
Ead St. Louis, 111., who substituted
Saturday and got the team tl
moving smoothly after Humber y,
was hurt. ' el
More people are readers rt
of The J.ighthoiise than of ti
any other similar paper in j
the Carolinns. Hovr stands jn
Letters
VHY YOU SH
rrOMOBlLE A
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I hv;"' Sir:
In, (^' June pr
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I I 11 hlei
.. v- am glad I did b
a hig repair job on my car
fore I got my settlement ?
any..
I am very glad I becar
V telling all my friends to jo
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MOBILE ASSO
able without charg
A1111 n;<?ni.f Association
iv or iSlroet
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ir;
aut Wof??ro has any company..
; 11uit kIv as yours.
hen 1 sent you a bill [or the k
only took Four day* a?d 1 had n
Yours ti
Henry I
K
SAIL BONI) SERVK
t cost is assured if ar
uiltofan automobile
WITH
AUTOMOBILI
Idiiarters: l47TffVrnvU?r
Columbia! south
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ADMIS
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.Noted Along A Repc
AJLLARD A. Allston, Darling- ihg
n's super salesman/" dropped in that
iwn the other dhy. It was a ba- mor<
y girl for him and the Missus a fens<
w months ago, their second pork
rl, and third child- argu
NOBODY saw Wilbur Ford at and
le Benedict _game Saturday e- RI
tming, and it is rumored that of U
ther he bet on the wrong team B. I
i the afternon game at Allen/ or amoi
m smack out of money by the Satu
me night fell. . In
GEORGE A. Elmore wflS ruh- gain
ing around town all week show- AIb<
IOULD JOIN r
SSOCIATION
t
?ociation
\a
ent, W. Bryant, enrolled
nber of the U.A.A.
ecau.se on July 18, I had
, it only, took 6 days hecheck
from your comp<r"*
ne a member and am
in.
Laford Johnson
I 1106 Taylor Street
I Coiumbia, South Carolina
I Dear Sir:,
I This ho
^rlTenmy car '
yo
_ wi oko down and I m
I certainly recommend - that al
in your motor club
Annie
Columt
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e from
V United Automc
I ? HOG Taylor Sti
\ , Columbia* Soutl
\ Alt ho my c;
, .v\ i\ months, as si
,.CUK* 4 \ v .u<a over to you, )
\ yet it back within
\\ at ^ V
\ I sure thank >
;t*ooV?s T--" ??
rested anywhere in tl
" accident or motor ia
i uNn
i ASSOCIATIC
Telephone 3-0907
CAROLINA
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tADITIONAL
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COLUMBIA, SOUT
>SION $2.00 (T
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rter's Beat
anybody who would look
he ha? room lor 12 laches or
around the middle as dei
against what ye aleucth rexl
last week. Just for ^ '
ment, we wonder if he went
bought a longer belt.
GVERENDS S. W. Fordbam
lullins, J, A. Jenkins and H.
iutle^ of Georgetown* were :
ng pastors viaiting here last
irday.' f
TOWN for the week end afrom
Fort Bragg was Lt.
(Blue) Kenpedy.
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