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gi n. Jud for the exhibit .
K n Fos , i tructor in art at
M gon Community eoll
An Opening reception will be
held Wed y, May from 12
noon to 1 p.m. In ddition to the
art exhibit, uden from Car­
min D ndrea' C ti Writ­
ing cl will d some of their
or that same day at 2:30 p.m.
in the Art Gallery.
Library hours are �onday
thru T ursday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.;
Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and
Saturday; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Benton flarbor Ohituaries
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Gregory J. Shepherd, 20, of Ben­
ton Harbor died April 8, at M rey Me­
morial Medical Center, St. Joseph. He
was a victim of a shooting In B nton
HArbor on March 24.
The funeral was held April 25, ·at
Robbins Chapel, Benton Harbor. Bur­
ial was In Crystal Spring Cemetery.
He was born March 15, 1974, In
Benton Harbor.
, Survivors include: his parents, Otis
and Versle Shepherd of Benton Har­
bor; a daughter, Shabrea Sheph rd of
Benton Harbor; two brothers, Michael
Delaney of Benton Harbor and Eric'
Thomas of Kalamazoo; e ght sisters,
Brenda Delaney, Mary Lewis, Mar­
garette Shepherd and Tracy Partee,
all of Benton Harbor, Ola Shepherd
and Patricia Shepherd, both of
Kankakee, III., and Cynthia Pink and
Linda Thomas, both of Kalamazoo;
and grandparents, Marcella Martin
and Vergle Delaney, both of Benton
Harbor.
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Vanessa Lynn Turner. 21. of Ben­
on Harbor died � II 19. at Berrien
General Hosp al. Berrien Ce'1ter.
The funeral was held April 26, at
the Community Church of God In
Christ, Benton Harbor Burial was In
Crystal Springs Cemetery Robbins
Brothers Funeral Home, Benton Har­
bor was In charge of arrangements.
MISS Turner was born April 17, In
Benton Harbor
Survivors Include her father. Otis
Turner of Benton Harbor; stepmother,
Barbara Turner of Benton Harbor; a
son, Joel Leslie of Benton Harbor;
three daughters, Lanelsha Leslie,
Klrra Turner and Brittney Turner, all of
Benton Harbor; four ststers, Shelltha
McKee. Beverly Clark and Yvonne
Hightower. all of Benton Harbor. and
Deborah Love of Florida; two brothers,
Otis Turner Jr of Benton Harbor and
Otis Thompson 0 Chicago; two step­
brothers, Jeffrey Phillips of Benton
Harbor and Timothy Peacock of Ken­
tucky; and grandparents, Anna Belle
Broo s of Maywood, III., and Mary
Leslie, Willie Leslie and Sharon Cray­
ton, all of Benton Harbor.
Betty Robnson, 57, died April 16,
t her home In Benton Harbor after a
short Illness.
The body was transferred from
Robbins Brothers Chapel, Benton
Harbor to the Spriggs & Watson Fu­
neral Home, Pittsburg, Pa., where the
funeral was held Aprfl 23.
Mrs. Robinson was born April 8,
1937, In Pittsburg.
Survivors Include: two sons,
Lamont Stevens of University Par1<, III.
and Terrance Stevens of Benton Har­
bor; three grandchildren; and three
sisters, Uilian Berry and Odessa Le­
wis, both of New Haven, Conn. and
Loraine Igwe of Pittsburg. She was
preceded In death by a son, John
Stevens In 1980
The annual Student Art Ex­
hibit will be held' he Art gal­
lery of the LM Library from
May 4 through June 2.
A Board of Purchase
A ward plus honorable mentions
in each category will also be
ion.
Muskegon to join rr
National Day of Prayer
By MARY GOLLIDAY
The Annual National Day of
Prayer will be held May 5.
Th me will be, "Heal Our Land. "
Pre-breakfast prayer time
will be 6 a.m. in the Skinner
Room at the Maranatha.
Maranatha Bible Conference
donation for7 a.m. prayer break­
fast is $3.88.
The 1 �:45 a.m. prayer and
praise will be held in the Hack­
ley Park
The speaker will be County
Commissioner Louis McMurray.
In case of rain, the prayer and
praise will be held at the Corner­
stone Baptist Church.
The 12:30 p.m. prayer will be
held at the Muskegon City Hall
Harry Coates·
Harry Coates, 63, of Benton Har­
bor died April 1 7, at Mercy Memorial
Medical Center, St. Joseph.
The funeral was held April 26, at
the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Benton
Harbor. Burfal was in North Shore
Memory Gardens. Robbins Brothers
Funeral Home, Benton Harbor was In
charge of arrangements.
Mr. Coates was born In 1931 In
Benton rbor.
Survivors Inlcude: his wife, Bar­
bara; a daughter, Lawanda Jones of
Saginaw, Mich.; six stepdaughters,
Faith, Deloris and April Jefferson, Lila
Scott and Barbara Hawkins, all of Ben­
ton Harbor, and Jean Jefferson of
Oakland, Calif.; a stepson. Mark Jef­
ferson of Muskegon; 1 7 grandchll-.
dren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a
sister, Sandra Toms of Saginaw.
and County Building.
The Community Wesleyan
Church will have their Spring
Revival beginning May 2
through 7, at 7 p.m.
Rev. Coleman Gilliland Jr.,
will be the guest Evangelist.
Rev. C. Culp is the pastor.
1869�0033.
The Outreach Service of the
Cornerstone Baptist urch,
136 W. Webster Terrace, will be
held Tuesday, with a fellowship
hour at 6 p.m. and service (din­
ner served), at 7 p.m. For trans­
portation, call 733-1657 by 4:30
p.m.
Dr. R. Thomas Coleman is the
pastor.
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