MRS. MINNIE PHILLIPS (1956) Clay County, Arkansas

Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by  Debbie Mobley-Walker
This would be my great-aunt on my Dad's side
E-mail <debbie826@juno.com>
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MRS. MINNIE PHILLIPS DIES IN ST. LOUIS
    Mrs. Minnie Phillips, 77 died Jan. 16 (1956) in a St. Louis Hospital
of pneumonia. The body was returned to Rector Tuesday and was taken to
the home Wednesday afternoon.
     The funeral is this afternoon (Thursday) at 2 p.m. at the First
Methodist Church with the Rev. James R. Chandler officiating. Interment
will be in the Woodland Heights Cemetery with Irby Funeral Service in
charge.
     Mrs. Phillips was a native of Clay County, widow of the late W. J.
Phillips, Rector photographer, and daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs.
J. K. P. Mobley Earky settlers of Clay County.
    Surviving are two brothers, G. K. Mobley if Hickman, California and
Emmett Mobley who made his home with her and is now in St. Louis: a
foster daughter, Mrs. Lottie Fields of St. Louis, as well as several
neices and nephews.
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