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s
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Tue.,
Oct. 24
at the
African
Methodi
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Church,
Benton Vlo Y
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b 0 r ,
and burial in orth Shore
emory G rdens. Robbins
Bro ers Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements.
r . Young as born
February 3, 1903, in Tallulah,
L . She had lived in Benton
Harbor for seven years.
Survivor include: two
daughters - r. Eleanor
Johnson of Benton Harbor and
Mrs. Bertha Tolson of S1. P ul,
Minn.; son, Arthur Johnson of
Tallulah, La.; . ter, Neola
Page of Tallulah, L .; eight
gr ndchildren; 17 great­
grandchildren; and two great­
great -grandchildren. She was
preceded- in death by her hus­
band, Freddie, in 1962.
WILLIA H.
SHUR
William H. "King" Shorn, 61,
of Benton Harbor, died Satur­
day, October 21 on arrival t
Mercy Center, Benton Harbor,
following sudden illness.
The funeral for Shorn
eld Friday, 0 ober 7:1, t the
Church of Our Lord and Savior,
Benton Harbor. Burial w in
orth S re emory Gardens.
An eme by Rob-
bins Brothers Funeral Home,
o Harbor.
Mr. Shorn bom January
21, 1928, in Clarksdale, Miss.
d resident of Benton
Harbo for 20 year .
Survivor include: t 0
brothers - Eddie Dyson of
Coloma and thaniel Ed­
war of Tutwiler, M' .