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Thursday, August 5, 1965
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Sliced Bologna “ 400
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LB. 29c
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Page 5
COMEDY CORNER
“The record with the hiccuos is the vice president and
the one with the bad cough is the sales manager.*
Mrs. Phillips'
Rites Conducted
In Gaffney, S. C.
Funeral rites for .Mr.s. Clara
Carpenter Phillips. 77. prominent
in Gaffney, South Carolina's so
eial and religious life fur matiy
years, were held at 1 it.m. fr-im
Shufoid • Hatelwr Chapel, inlet-
merit following in Oakland eem-
elery.
■Mrs. Phillips was a Kings
Mountain native, daugliter of tite
late Andoison P. and Callie Hoke
Carpenter. She was the wife of
.f, V'ernon Phillips. Sr., widely
known civil engineer.
She died about Bild p.m. Iasi
Wednesday at her home follow
ing illness of several years.
Sirs. Phillips attended Filiza-
heth college in Charlotte and
taught athletics there for two
years. Married to Mr. I’liillip.-
Jime P'. they came to Gaff
ney from Athens, Ga. in 192<l.
As consignee Mrs. Phillips had
been in charge of the Texas Oil
Comitany’.-t business here fm- a
number of years. She was serv
ing her 31st consecutive year as
president of the ('herokee Conn
ty Tul-a-reulosis .-Y.ssodation. She
was a m<-mbpr of the Cherokee
County Roard of Health an<l was
instrumental in ohlatnitig the
new heallli cemer on Soutli Lo
gan street
At one lime or another Mrs.
Phillips had been head of various
civic organizations, including the
Daniel Morgan Chapter of the
DAR of which she was vice re-
.gent at the time of her death.
She was a momlx-r of the Chero
kee County Liiirary Roard; the
Gaffney Woman's eluh, the
Moses Wood chapter. Cnited
Daughters of the Confederacy
and the Cherokee Count.v Me-n-
t.al Healtli Board. She was an
active memix'r of Gaffney First
Baptist church and had served
several times as president of the
church's Women's Missionary
Society.
As one of the spon.sors of the
Colonel Williams Chapter of the
Cliiklicn ol tile American Revo
lution. Mrs. Philliiis was interest-
i‘il in iiieserviiig historical data
of the iK-iiod of the revolution.
She was one of the chief pro
moters of lh(‘ devi-lopment of the
('iiwjieiis liattlegroiiivl site for a
.''eileral mo\i r.ent.
In adiiilioit to her hiishanri,
.\lr.s. I’hillips is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. William R. Brown
of Gaffney; f.vo sons, .1. V. Phil
lips, .It. of C.afiney and William
A l'liilli|)s of Kingsport. Tennes-
.see; tw i sisteis, Mrs. G.scar Long
of .iat-ksonville, Fla. and Miss
Fannie- Caritenter of Kings
.Mountain; two l.rothei.s. Clar
ence and Troy Carpenter of
Kings .Moiinlain and five .grand
children.
Bessemer City-
Kings Mountain
Drive-In Theatre
Always Sl.OO A Carload!
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.—3 In Color
— No. 1 —
• GO, GO BIG BEAT"
— No. 2 —
"McHALE'S NAVY
JOINS AIR FORCE"
— No. 3 —-
"GERONIMO"
(IN SAT. MdVIKS Itl'N IN
IIEVKRSK CIRDFP.
SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED.
3 In Color
— No. 1 —
•NONE BUT THE BRAVE"
— No. 2 —
"MAGNIFICENT 7"
— No. 3 —
"IF A MAN ANSWERS"
ON WED. MOVIKS RI'N IN
Rl-:VKi:.SK ORDER
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
V Spun of Laughter, Music
. and Magic!'^'
WALTDISNEYS
TECHNICOLOR*
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d TECHNICOLOR' r.P-ca,-
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
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The tint day bioagbt the terror!
The socoml day brought the woman
Kwo a**e Tian on
N'
1HE THIRDS DAY
WATCH FOR
1.. "In. Harm's Way". 2. ."Operation Cross Bow"
3. ’'Having A Wild Weekend" 4. "Cheyenne Autumn"
5. "Ski Potty"