Volume 2, no page number, as written

Reselutions of Sister Ann ALLMAN

Resolved that In the death of sister Ann Elisabeth ALLMAN thompson Creek Babtist church has lost one of its best members she was born Dec 25 - 1846 departed this life June 22, 1922 her age was 75 years 5 months and 27 dayes was married to J. F. ALLMAN Nov 4 - 1866  To this union were born four children Mrs Babe CAMPBELL Mrs James FOSTER Mr Ed ALLMAN and Eustice who preceded her to the grave 21 years to the day.  Minnie Etta and Ed ALLMAN remain besides a host of relatives and friends and one sister to morn her death she professed faith In Crist In early life and united with thompson Creek babtist Church of which she remained a true member never tiring worker untill death Sister ALLMAN was a noble and cind wife and mother to know her was to love her she alwayes tried to scatter sunshine every where she went comforting and cheering insted of scattering sorrow each day she had a cind and pleasant smile for everyone alwayes lending a helping hand to those in need he life has bee!
 n as beautiful as the flowers which are the hand work of god who sent his angel to carry her spirit to him from whence it came only to wait the Judgement day when she will be united with loved ones gone before to the beloved husband we will say weep not while to us and her church it is a sad and bitter loss but hers will be heavens gained To the children a kind and affectionate hand has gone while in this world we stay but mother is watching from the Portals on high with outstretched arms ready to welcome you home children live as mama has lived and taught you to live and one day be prepared to meet her in that home on high to clasp glad hands where tears and farwells are no more

Committee}  Mrs. G. W. NEWBERRY
                  Mrs. Wade LOVELACE
                  Mrs. T. E. SHANKLE