From The History of Fresno County by Paul E Vandor, published 1919
Mrs. H. D. Carver, widow of B. F. Gray, was one of the many victims
of the Spanish influenza epidemic in November, 1918.
She was principal of the Emerson and Kirk school kindergartens, a resident for twenty years, one of the guiding spirits of the kindergarten schools, active in club work and in the Baptist Church.
She was a member of the City Beautiful Commission
Thanks to Lester Leston for this bio
Mrs. H. D. Carver, widow of B. F. Gray, was one of the many victims
of the Spanish influenza epidemic in November, 1918.
She was principal of the Emerson and Kirk school kindergartens, a resident for twenty years, one of the guiding spirits of the kindergarten schools, active in club work and in the Baptist Church.
She was a member of the City Beautiful Commission
Thanks to Lester Leston for this bio
From The History of Fresno County by Paul E Vandor, published 1919
Mrs. H. D. Carver, widow of B. F. Gray, was one of the many victims
of the Spanish influenza epidemic in November, 1918.
She was principal of the Emerson and Kirk school kindergartens, a resident for twenty years, one of the guiding spirits of the kindergarten schools, active in club work and in the Baptist Church.
She was a member of the City Beautiful Commission
Thanks to Lester Leston for this bio
Mrs. H. D. Carver, widow of B. F. Gray, was one of the many victims
of the Spanish influenza epidemic in November, 1918.
She was principal of the Emerson and Kirk school kindergartens, a resident for twenty years, one of the guiding spirits of the kindergarten schools, active in club work and in the Baptist Church.
She was a member of the City Beautiful Commission
Thanks to Lester Leston for this bio
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