Volume 2, no page number, as written

Thompson Creek Church May 22 - 1930
Sister Minnie Campbell

On Thursday at noon the grim monster of death made its inroad in the happy home of Mr. T. C. CAMPBELL and claimed as a victim Mrs. Minnie ALLMAN CAMPBELL daughter of Dr. J. F. ALLMAN and Annie E. ALLMAN who was born Jan 25 - 1867 died May 22 - 1930 age 63 years four months and 27 dayes she were married to Thomas C. CAMPBELL March the 6- 1890 to this union was born two children Annie Lynn and Thomas Porter  she professed faith in Christ Aug 18- 1885 and united with the Missionary Baptist Church at thompson creek where she remained a true constrated member untill death she were ever ready to lend a helping hand to those in need a deep shadow of gloom is cast upon the intire community such a pity a noble and useful life full of love and cheer should be ended Blessed are those that die in the lord henceforth they rest from theire labors and theire work followes them she leaves to morn her death a devoted heart broken husband one daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ralph CONNELL (?! ) of Birmingham also one son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Porter CAMPBELL one sister Mrs. J. M. FOSTER one brother Mr. Ed ALLMAN of Nashville one aunt Mrs. Noah GARRETT of Dresden and a host of near relatives and friends Burial services conducted by Rev H. A. WEST at New Hope burial at the CAMPBELL grave yard the large crowd attending the funeral attest the high esteem in which she was held numbers of telegrams of sympthy and condolence has bin recived one from Judge Finis J. GARRETT of Washington D. C. who is a near relative the grave were covered with beautiful floral offerings by those who loved her and though they wither the memory of her noble useful life will ever linger with those by (whom?) she was known.

This were copied no committee