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Detroit
LUDIA MARRS
currently how­
ing h r fall coIl ction which will
run until her holiday collection,
which h aid be in aft r
Thanksgiving.
According to M ITS, there is a
d mand tor omeon who doe
th typeofworksh do . "Many
of th I di I rv don't hav
tim to hop, hid. "Mo tar
busine or profe ional women.
1 am a their convenience. I am
available to h m by appoint-
conv ni nt
bee u he h lp her prep-r for
ho and "ent rtains the men
while the ladie are getting fit­
ted, " h aid, he added, "1 was
the fi t Black rna hine repair­
man hired by General Motors at
the Mound Road plant."
The Marrs hav been married
for 39 years (J ck Benny' age)
and h v two children and two
gr nd children.
n October 9 at 2:30 p.m.,
Marr will present
the"Churche on Parade Fash­
ion how" at the Servian Hall,
19940 Van Dyke. The extrava­
ganz will involve 15 different
hurch and the price i 15 for
adult and $8 for children.
And if you ar inclined to b a
II ull figur woman, Marrs said,
"Come ou t.o the fashion show or
c II me at (313)331-2822."
I
By NATHANIEL scorr
Mlchl@n Citizen
DETROIT-Down-but-not-ou
i an appropriate way to begin
this tory about Arron/Pye Pub­
lishi ng before th publi hers
moved to their n w location at
20966 rand River, om one
broke into their bu ine: at th
old location (18505 W. MI Rd)
and tol all the omput rs and
telephones, shortly b for they
moved. No arre ts have b n
made.
However Pye and Horatio
Bennett, the other partner in
the busine s, maintain that th y
are not going to let hat deter
them from erving th people of
Detroit and urrounding area.
Bennett contend hat Ar-
ron/Pye publi he books, bro­
chures, magazin , flyers, �nd
among other item has publish-
ed over" 150 different titles on
'How to' boo ."
The company's adverti e­
m nt ay th publi her is an
"el ctronic-comput erized type­
e ting company de igned to
provid 'affordable' typ etting
rvice to budg t-conscious
mall busin and individu-
al at low rat and y t provide
th high quality r quir m n of
th mor di criminating cus­
tomer ."
In fac ,B nnett id "We ar
h only elf Black publi hing
company in Detroit."
It should not d that there
are other Black publi hers in
the D troit ar , such a th
Michigan. Citizen, The-Chronicle
Newspapers, Broad Side, Lotus
Pr ses, whi h publish P try.
evertheles maintaining that
"no job i too large or too mall
(and we wi 11 ry to work with
th individual' budget," the
p rtnei aid, "We are set up to
work for the mall and the big
companies. "
I AD TIO to the work
the company does for i custom­
e ,Arron/Pye publi he two
mon hly magazine. They are
The Caribbean Source and The
hri tian Guide. The publishers
ar al 0 community minded and
educ tionally oriented and as
u h, they offer internships to
approximately six tudents
from W stern International
High School.
Pye peaks at civic and social
function and me many gos-
pI programs in th Detroit
r a. Bennett is the ho t of the
talk radio program Dreadline
ch Sunday from 8 to 8:30 p.m.
on WNZK, 6 0 AM.
h n,
r of olly
wood F hion Cloth on Lin­
wood i pr p ring to op n
th n' Hollywood F hion
9101 Grand Riv r.
athan d ided to open his
own clo hin to fter thr of
the late Rev rend Wilmor Al­
len ons bough the clothin
tore while the tate i ing
prob ted.
Reverend All n, who founded
Hollywood Fa hion Clo he
more than 30 y a ago, died
May of 1993 and his e tate,
which i timat d to be worth
1.5 million i being probated
through the court .
Nathan aid he ha regis-
tered his store' am which,
when it open, will mea ur
2,400 square f t and will have
display window that face
Grand River.
pan,
ha .
DAVID NATHAN
"I will continue to serve my
eu tome lik I did when I w
on Linwood," Nath n aid.
He added, "My motto is: if you
can't find it a N than' Holly­
wood F hion it' not in town."
OCTOBER IS MINORITY BUSINESS MONTH
continued from page - A4
th r than th word of th
Riverview olution.
ohltfuri also went 011
S rving
h
ommuni y
ti n f Arron Pye Publishing a 20966 Grand
ti 8 n tt stand in fron of the I
Martha Pye and Hor a 10 en
River. (photo by N Scott)
vo
not mention that cl u 18,
section 8 of th constitution
that gave th U.S. congr
power to "make all laws which
shall b ne ry nd prop r
for carrying in 0 x cution i
foregoing pow 1 ," which ac­
cording to som int rpreta-
. tion allow wider cope to
federal powers
Just befor the vote,
Downes asked McClary to
write a resolution about hi
concern in hi own word ( I
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Michigan, not already rtgl�ho po.se .... the quallflc tiona of an elector
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