Oil City Derrick, Wednesday, Nov 28 1973:
Mrs. Huby Brown Graham died unexpectedly at 6 pm Saturday in her home at Nederland, TX, according to word received by relatives in this area. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Harry Brown.
The Grahams moved to Texas in 1936 when Atlantic Refining Co. operations were transferred there. Mr. Graham died two years ago.
Surviving are three children, all of Nederland; three sisters Mrs. Roy (Yevette) Heckathorn of Bully Hill, Mrs. Lawrence (Celia) Knox of Marienville, and Mrs. Joseph (Lydia) Dion of Blue Point, Long Island, NY; and a brother, Charles Brown of Polk.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Nederland, Texas.
Mrs. Huby Brown Graham died unexpectedly at 6 pm Saturday in her home at Nederland, TX, according to word received by relatives in this area. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Harry Brown.
The Grahams moved to Texas in 1936 when Atlantic Refining Co. operations were transferred there. Mr. Graham died two years ago.
Surviving are three children, all of Nederland; three sisters Mrs. Roy (Yevette) Heckathorn of Bully Hill, Mrs. Lawrence (Celia) Knox of Marienville, and Mrs. Joseph (Lydia) Dion of Blue Point, Long Island, NY; and a brother, Charles Brown of Polk.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Nederland, Texas.
Oil City Derrick, Wednesday, Nov 28 1973:
Mrs. Huby Brown Graham died unexpectedly at 6 pm Saturday in her home at Nederland, TX, according to word received by relatives in this area. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Harry Brown.
The Grahams moved to Texas in 1936 when Atlantic Refining Co. operations were transferred there. Mr. Graham died two years ago.
Surviving are three children, all of Nederland; three sisters Mrs. Roy (Yevette) Heckathorn of Bully Hill, Mrs. Lawrence (Celia) Knox of Marienville, and Mrs. Joseph (Lydia) Dion of Blue Point, Long Island, NY; and a brother, Charles Brown of Polk.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Nederland, Texas.
Mrs. Huby Brown Graham died unexpectedly at 6 pm Saturday in her home at Nederland, TX, according to word received by relatives in this area. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Harry Brown.
The Grahams moved to Texas in 1936 when Atlantic Refining Co. operations were transferred there. Mr. Graham died two years ago.
Surviving are three children, all of Nederland; three sisters Mrs. Roy (Yevette) Heckathorn of Bully Hill, Mrs. Lawrence (Celia) Knox of Marienville, and Mrs. Joseph (Lydia) Dion of Blue Point, Long Island, NY; and a brother, Charles Brown of Polk.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Nederland, Texas.
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