Mrs. C. L. Graham Pioneer Resident Dies in Winters
Mrs. C. L. Graham 84 longtime Winters resident died Tuesday at North Runnels Hospital after a month illness. Funeral held Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Harry Grantz officiating. Burial in Northview Cemetery. She taught school and served as Sunday school teacher and pianist at First Baptist for 70 years. Survivors include husband C. L. Graham two daughters a son a sister a brother five grandchildren and 100 great grandchildren. One son died in 1945.
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