ktyoo11
Go to guitar center and ask a specialist.

OnTheRock
Any color strings will go with black! Buy them for the way they sound, not the color. I'd recommend you try Martin SP's. They're only about $5 a set and have nice tone. I've used them for years on my Guild acoustic and they are inexpensive enough that I buy them bulk and change them every couple months. A set of light strings (.011 or .012 weight) should work well on that guitar. If you really want silver strings though, these are pretty good (cost about 2x as much though):

ObamaBot THX-1138
Strings differ by: 1) Phosphur content 2) new artifical plastic coatings 3) Gauge Colors are sort of irrelevant. Basically, the more phosphorus, the lighter the gauge and the more coating it detracts from the sound but is easier to play and lasts longer. As you get wealthier, you tend to buy the coated strings, because your time is worth more.

Mikey, just Mikey
Your screen name is certainly appropriate. Stop worrying about the color of your guitar strings and start concentrating on which strings sound good and learning how to actually play the guitar.

John Leyo 1
You should ask the ones in the music store, so they could see the guitar and know which ones fit better!