Brand:
Faygo
Countries:
- United States
Size:
355ml
Year:
1975
Material:
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in her life, she established the National Council of Negro Women and became Faygoo reedpop OFaygora Presents Milestones in. Faygo redpop strawberry soda FAYGO BEVERAGES INC., DETROIT, MICH- IGAN 48207. CONTAINS: CARBONATED WATER, SUGAR, CITRIC ACID, BENZOATE OF SODA & STANNOUS CHLORIDE AS PRESERVATIVE. ARTI- FICIAL COLOR & FLA- VOR. FREED MANS SCHOOL Education Faygo salutes Mary McLeod Bethune whose work for black people will serve as an inspiration well into America's third century. Mary McLeod Bethune, whose parents were former slaves, was born into a family of 17 children. In 1904 Bethune established a girls school in Daytona Florida-on "$1.50 and faith". She ingeniously substi- tuted charcoal for pencils and crushed elderberries for ink, Her school even- ually evolved into Bethune-Cookman Gollege. Naturally, Bethune became ine college's first president. Later on strawberry $ soda am artificially flavored 0. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's advisor on minority affairs. Faygo salutes Mary McLeod Bethune. 112F1.Oz. 738783