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"WHEN DlAe 0 ppear
in magazin ads, y are commonly
placed tokens, in group with
white ." Green aid.
The department al 0 urveyed
157 catalogs from 56 mail-order
comp nies, finding that 4.6 percent
of the 22,685 models were BI c . In .
mo t catalogs, Asians comprised The men of Ebenezer Mi lonary
fewer th n 1 percent of the models, Bapti t Church, 214 Ea t Britain
Green said. Ave., will be celebrating their 16th
Green said that treating year anniversary, Sunday, July 28.
minorities "as invisible people Gue ts will be the Mt. Parran
promote comfortable ignorance." Baptist Church of G ry, Indiana,
"Such visual belittling is of no where the Rev. Jam Hendrix i the
mall consequence." he aid. "What pastor. Rev. Hendrix will be the
we see affects how we think." .speaker for the the 11 a.m. nd 3:30
The commissioner aid he was p.m. ervices.
sending letters to magazine publish-' Music will be rendered by the
ers and advertising entities asking guest choir, Ebenezer' Male
them to improve repre entation of Chorus,guestsoloi tandotherofthe
Blacks and other minority members. city.
Rev. Walter L. Brown is the host
pastor.
MAGAZINE EXECUTIVES
interviewed by The New York TImes
said the responsibility for changing
minori ty representation re ide with
the advertising agencies.
"He will have a very receptive
audience among magazines for the
message of this stud)', but the hot
button is with the agencies and the
advertisers," Jam R. Guthrie, ex- .
ecutive vice president of the
Magazine Publishers As ociation,
told the TImes.
John E. O'Toole, the president of
the American Association of Adver
tising Agencies, told the TIme that
because most magazine ads were
created for use in many publications
marketers tended "to choose the
model that reflects the majority of
their constituency, whic for most
consumer products is white."
ttage built in the late 19th cen
tury. th h m re pect the dig
nity f th individual and provide
an ddr . Th ir implicity, ize,
and t of le than 12,000 to
build make it ible for a variety
f ivic gr up to contribute to
h us ing th ·h m Ie . An impor
tant urb n m I that can be repli-
at d in aim t ny community,
thi h u ing project debunk the
myth that it i uneconomical to
build ingle family home ." 0
Street ministry
takes off
The Concerned Chri tian
Citizens of the Benton HarborlSt.
Joseph area are conducting treet
ministry for three consecutive Friday
and Saturday evenings, from 7-8
p.m. beginning July 26 and 27,
August 2 and 3 and August 9 and 10,
. at the Hope United Methodist
Church 348 E. Empire St., Benton of The Toymaker and Son on August
Harbor where Rev. Zawdie Abiade is 9. "Youth with a Mission", a Travel
the host pastor. ing Christian Theater group will
The Street Ministry is a series of present this program on the corner of
six prayer services, led by several Empire and Broadway.
area pastors. After the prayer ome The street ministry closes August
clergy and local officials walk the 10. with a potluck after the prayer
streets of the Empire and Broadway ervice. The gang members are in
area, talking to gang members and vited to join with prayer ervices par- .
drug dealers. --� ticipants in a time of food and
An added feature of thi ¥ear's. fellowship.
street ministry will be a presentation
Covert Fir
celebrate 54 years '::?
The First Baptist Missionazy�Yi
Church of Covert, Michigan will bel �
celebrating their 54th Anniversary- • .'
beginning Sunday, July 28, at 11 a.l1l':
A special guest speaker has been:::
invited for the 3 p.m. service. R� •. u;
Sherman K. McClain is the holt p '._"
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