Obit of Charlie Campbell (c514) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Maxine Reggio  <reggio@flash.net >  24 Mar 2000
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Surnames: Campbell, Holdge, Thompson 

ANADARKO DAILY NEWS MAY 7, 1968 page 2
MRS. C.H. CAMPBELL - Apache

Services for Mrs. Charlie H. (Lee Nettie) Campbell, 75, who lived 
four miles east of Apache, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in 
the First Baptist Church in Apache. Rev Leslie Becker, who serves as 
pastor for both the Stecker and Carnegie Baptist Churches, will 
officiate, assisted by Rev. J.B. Lovelace, pastor of the First 
Baptist Church here. Burial will be in Memory Lane Cemetery in 
Anadarko under the direction of Crew Funeral Home, of Apache. Mrs. 
Campbell, born Aug. 16, 1892 in Houston, Tex., died of an apparent 
stroke Sunday at her home. She was married to Charlie H. Campbell 
Dec. 4, 1910 at Butler and was a member of the First Baptist Church 
at Stecker. Survivors include her husband, of the home; three 
daughters, Mrs. Ruby Brownback, of Washita, Mrs. Minnie Cook, of 
Lawton, and Mrs. Novalena Dean, of Kermit, Tex.; 12 grandchildren 
and seven great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Leatha Crump, of 
Portland, Ore., and two brothers, Sam Thompson, of Anadarko, and 
Dewey Thompson, of Kerman, Calif. 
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