PHILLIPS OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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PHILLIPS, Rosa Lee IVY 1875 - 1927

Mrs. Rosa Lee Ivy, wife of J. S. Phillips, was born Feb 1 1875, at Crittendon, 
Morgan county, Missouri, and departed this life Friday, Nov. 25, 1927. She was 
united in marriage to J. S. Phillips Nov. 26, 1898, at Crittenden where they 
located on a farm and remained a number of years. Later they removed to the 
present farm located east of Windsor, coming here in the year 1910. Mrs. Phillips 
was a faithful member of the Windsor Baptist church and attended its services 
regularly as long as her failing health would permit. She was a true Christian, a 
faithful wife, and a friend that could be trusted. Her departure has brought great 
sorrow to her many friends, her faithful husband, and her two sisters, Mrs. Grace 
Roe of Sedalia and Mrs. Della Mason of Medford, Okla., and to her relatives. The 
departure of Mrs. Phillips came peacefully and sweetly like entering into restful 
sleep and her spirit took its departure to "be" with Christ which is far better. 
"Fore me to live is Christ, to die is gain," said the apostle who thought it was all 
through and could estimate the future. The funeral was conducted at the Baptist 
church by the pastor Rev. J. A. Bryson, in the presence of hundreds of friends and 
loved ones last Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Added to the comforting words of God 
presented by the pastor were the wealth of beautiful flowers, presented by 
friends and loved ones, and the comforting songs so well rendered.


PHILLIPS, Udolpha Sarah 1903 - 1992

Udolpha Sarah Phillips was born November 13, 1903 in Girard, Ks., the daughter 
of Attorney Lewis H. Phillips and Victoria Dorman Phillips. She passed away 
October 16, 1992 at Westwood Nursing Home in Clinton at the age of eighty-
eight. The Phillips family moved to Clinton when Udolpha was a freshman in high 
school. She graduated from Clinton High School and attended Lindenwood and 
Stephens College. She was in interpretive dancer and had offers from Ziegfield 
Follies and George White Scandals. Udolpha's family resided here in the house on 
the northwest corner of Franklin and Water, across from the Historical Dorman 
home. The family all moved to St. Louis and owned a home at 4014 Lindell. 
Udolpha attended Washington University Art School and was a fine artist. She 
returned to Clinton to care for various family members in the Dorman home. She 
was an active member of Udolpha Miller Dorman Chapter of The Daughters of The 
American Revolution, serving as regent, also as regent of Ft. San Carlos Chapter, 
St. Louis, and a member of Colonial Dames. Udolpha was head of the Humane 
Society here and the Historical Society, and also was chairman of Clinton 
Centennial. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. She is survived by a niece, 
Merrelyn Dorman Hughes, Tucson, Az.; a great-nephew, Thom Knott of Clinton; two 
great-nieces, Carlessa Knott of Tucson, Az., and Kathy Goode, Sierra Vista, Az. 
She was preceded in death by a sister, Katherine Mullaly. Funeral services were 
at 2 p.m., Monday, October 19, 1992 at Consalus Chapel, Clinton, with Father 
Lawrence Lewis. Music was Somewhere Over The Rainbow and Savior Like a 
Shepherd Lead Us by Don Eaton, soloist, and Scott Brooks, organist. Pallbearers 
were Harry Mills, John Davis, Julius Wall, Carl Park, Carl Knott, David 
Fellhoelter. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.

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