II »_I I Sonny Southerland ....."Having a Job" Toni Smith ."Health and strength" ‘(Jpnons On The Street jWhat Do You Have To Be Thankful For? 4 _ ... •_ -c -g#: I' Thanksgiving will soon be here. While it’s" a time of feasting for many Americans, it’s also a tlme-as the name ot tbe d*y says-for giving thank?./ * Do people remember that when yy sit (town to dinner? Or is it 1 another excuse for a day off and “ meal with family? uiotteahs polled in our infor il survey agreed that the day is, a time and a reminder for j thanks. Here’s what they had to be thank ful for. • MELVIN WHITLEY, director of the Charlotte Organizing Project, resides on The Plaza. Whitley says he’s thankful for “God’s grace and a loving and caring family. It’s good (VdV hayifc^t symbolic day of nuinkkgiving, a time to say thank j you and to share with others. It j brings out the character of men and } women, and the American spirit.’’ j •;£NNE MOORE of South Blvd., also expressed reason to give thanks: “Living, for one thing, breatjiin^ fhy (rest) air, enjoying the sunshine arid the' gobdness of the , earth. It’s good to stop and think • about the good things, about what J you’ve accomplished or not accom > Iplished, and to give thanks.’’ j • LAURA SARRATT, a Fifth St. Laura Sarratt ."Been bleated” housewife, is thankful for “so many things-family; my mother, who is 84 years of age; my health and strength; my children and grand children; my granddaughter in college. I’m thankful for what I’ve been blessed with.” • SONNY SOUTHERLAND, of Princess Place, is a construction worker. “I’m thankful to live and to be able to live by having a job, enjoying life. Not enough people put enough emphasis on the day to thank God. There should be more than one —U ^KU ) Anne Moore .....“Enjoying sunshine" day to thank God because you have a lot to be thankful for.” • TONI SMITH is a cashier at Pace Warehouse. She lives on Fairgreen Drive. Toni says she’s thankful for “My health and strength; my son, Corin, who’s three. I’m thankful that I’ve got a job to go to. I think a lot of people pay attention to what Thanks giving stands for. It’s a good idea to have a holiday to get together with family and people you haven’t seen in a long, long time.” jbeneral roods To Promote Black Colleges Special To The Post j White Plains, NY - General Foods i Vice President for Urban Affairs J Lee A. Archer announces that the < company is underwriting a nation J al advertising campaign to promote J historically black colleges and uni . versifies. The campaign will consist ! of a series of four print ads that will JJiin through December 15 in more 100 local newspapers serving community throughout the The cost of the campaign is JFoo<ta 4uie the announce a luncheon at the Mayflower ip Washington, DC, while ng several distinguished Americans who are alumni of Colleges and who will appear of the ads in the series. They it a broad spectrum of Ame rican life in communications, edu cation, government and politics, business, science and technology and religion. Attending the lun cheon were many presidents of his torically black colleges and univer sities. '* Outstanding Black Americans -participating in the ad campaign pHr Dr. Marva Collins, Earl Graves, Dr. Benjamin Hooks, Rev. Jesse Jackson, and Earl Monroe. In honoring distinguished partici pants in the “Salute to Black Col leges” campaign, Mr. Archer said: “These eminent leaders have long served as role models for our young people. Now, in lending their sup port to the recognition of historically black colleges, they are demonstrat ing that the highest levels of achievement can be attained through a quality education at one of these schools.” General Foods has for many years shown its commitment to education through numerous endowments and contributions to schools, especially in the field of food science and nutrition. Earlier this year, for example, GF presented in the name of Bill Coaby a grant of $50,000 to Temple University, his alma mater; at the same time the company pro vided $50,000 in the name of Camille Cosby, his wife, to Tougaloo Col lege. The company has also been a corporate sponsor of the United Negro College Fund for decades. And Meharry Medical College in Nashville was also the recipient of $100,000 from General Foods be tween 1982-84. In recent years, through its Max well House Division, GF has added to its support of education within the black community by sponsoring fairs at which black colleges recruit interested students in Northern cities. As part of that program, it has provided scholarships to out standing students who go on to attend a college participating in the program. “Our new national advertising campaign is a natural expansion of our previous efforts," said Mr. Archer. “We expect that it will help build awareness and appreciation of historically black colleges among students and their families who previously may not have considered the black college alternative. "We are especially pleased to undertake these efforts because we feel there is a real need for such sponsorship,” Mr. Archer con tinued. “Recent studies, such as that of Dr. Jacqueline Fleming titled, “Blacks In College,” indicate that black students do better academic ally and socially at historically black colleges. 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