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Funeral services will be
Wednesday for Mrs. S:
Phillips Smith, 100 who di
Wednesday at Albermarle Vili
Nursing Home, Williamston.

 

 

MRS. SALLY PHILLIPS SMITH

The services will be held at
York Memorial A. M. E. Zion
Church, the Rev. C. E. Gray of-
ficiating. Burial will follow at
_ the Brown Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Smith, was born Nov. 15,

1877 in Hyde County. She is said —

- to have remembered her family ~
being sold out of slavery from ,
Hyde County to Edgecombe

County, where she was reared.
She received her education

C., Hampton Institute; Hamp-

ton, Va., and North Carolina Col-

lege, Durham.

Mrs. Smith taught i in Nash, ae
Martin, and Pitt Counties from —

1910 to 1954. She was a member

of the Eastern Star, the Ladies
‘ Auxiliary of Sycamore Hill Bap-

tist Church, and numerous other

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clubs. She was also a member of —

Sycamore Hill Baptist Church.

She is survived by a foster son,
R. M. Phillips of Greenville and

_two foster grandsons. :
_. Family visitation will be held
at Phillips Brothers Funeral

Chapel from 8 to9 P. m. Tuesday.