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Note: . Clyde was called "C.G." by his wife and friends. In 1955 he received a certificate from the Frisco Railroad to commemorate the completion of 25 years of continuous service. (In file of Clyde Gordon Miller)
He was a Master Mason for at least 25 years or more as a certificate was awarded him in 1953.(In file). He studied law at the Kansas City School of Law and is listed in THE PANDEX Class of 1908. His picture is labled George William Miller and he had marked over this and no one knew why. I sent to the school and asked for a copy of the page where he was shown to be able to determine why he had marked out his name. He is correctly listed in the Senior Class Roll as Clyde Gordon Miller and no other Miller is listed. (copies in C.G. Miller file)
!MARRIAGE: To Vivian Barker recorded Tarrant County Court House Ft. Worth, TX Copy of marriage license of Clyde G. Miller to Vivian Barker is in file. Original is in the possession of Douglas Miller 1992.
!Death From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram June 5, 1958 Clyde G. Miller Clyde G. Miller, 72, of 3732 Ave. M died at his home Wednesday after a long illness. He was a native of Kentucky and had been a resident of Fort Worth 49 years. He was a Frisco Railway bookkeeper 45 years befroe his retirement in 1954. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 148 and the Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife: three sons, William G. and Buck C. Miller of Houston and Ralph Miller of Fort Worth; two daughters, Mrs. Granville Poole of Houston and Mrs. W.C. Watkins of Denver; a brother, William B. Miller of Oceanside, Cal., and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Preston Bryan at 10 a. m. Friday in Meissner Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Rose Hill with Masonic graveside services.
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