A native of Richardson, Mrs. Harben was an active member of the First Presbyterian Church, where she had taught a Sunday school class, worked with the women's organization, and was made an honorary life member of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Her grandfather, Rev. George Blewett, was a founder of the church.
Her husband was a Richardson druggist and a lot manager for the Jackson Chevrolet Company. Aside from her husband, she was survived by two sons: Earle B. Harben of San Antonio and Ray C. Harben of Texarkana; a brother, John W. Blewett of Clifton in Bosque Co., and two grandsons. Mrs. Harben was the daughter of C. H. Blewett and Mattie Skiles.
Her husband was a Richardson druggist and a lot manager for the Jackson Chevrolet Company. Aside from her husband, she was survived by two sons: Earle B. Harben of San Antonio and Ray C. Harben of Texarkana; a brother, John W. Blewett of Clifton in Bosque Co., and two grandsons. Mrs. Harben was the daughter of C. H. Blewett and Mattie Skiles.
A native of Richardson, Mrs. Harben was an active member of the First Presbyterian Church, where she had taught a Sunday school class, worked with the women's organization, and was made an honorary life member of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Her grandfather, Rev. George Blewett, was a founder of the church.
Her husband was a Richardson druggist and a lot manager for the Jackson Chevrolet Company. Aside from her husband, she was survived by two sons: Earle B. Harben of San Antonio and Ray C. Harben of Texarkana; a brother, John W. Blewett of Clifton in Bosque Co., and two grandsons. Mrs. Harben was the daughter of C. H. Blewett and Mattie Skiles.
Her husband was a Richardson druggist and a lot manager for the Jackson Chevrolet Company. Aside from her husband, she was survived by two sons: Earle B. Harben of San Antonio and Ray C. Harben of Texarkana; a brother, John W. Blewett of Clifton in Bosque Co., and two grandsons. Mrs. Harben was the daughter of C. H. Blewett and Mattie Skiles.
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Headline: Mrs. Jess M. Harhen; Article Type: Death Notices Paper: Dallas Morning News; Date: 03-11-1959; Page: 8; Location: Dallas, Texas
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