22 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
1
The Central Presbyterian Church to host a Christmas program with a full organ and choral lineup on December 24. University Club women organize mentoring groups pairing 200 university women with professor wives to foster social contact and mutual benefit.
The Flower Store advertises fern dishes with growing plants from 25 to 85 cents, larger ferns and handsome plants at higher prices, cyclamen primroses Narcissus and Chinese lilies in pots, Dutch hyacinths in glasses, Japanese baskets, handmade baskets, vases in ivory ware, jardinières and nut bowls. New and beautiful pieces include jardinières priced at 25 and 35 cents.
Lyric Gilbreath-Taylor and Son advertise apples priced 35 to 45 cents per peck and ready mixed nuts at 0 cents per pound. Candy at 5 cents per pound, mixed orange stock priced 10 to 40 cents per dozen. The notice urges early purchase before holidays and thanks customers for 1911 patronage.
Local notice for a Lyric performance urging patrons to bring pictures now. J F More and The Sampons praised for a fine show as delays threaten framing work.
The store advertises affordable remembrance gifts such as ferns and flowering plants as ideal options for Christmas. Lieut John M True of the 1st U S Infantry and his wife depart for Eureka Springs after visiting local figures including Maj True, Col Getty, and several officers and their spouses.
Dr and Mrs Edgar who moved from Pine Bluff were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harding before leaving on the afternoon train to their former home where they will reside. Mr Pax accompanied them home as Mrs Edgar is an invalid and travels on a stretcher. Fine Winesap apples priced at 1.60 per full bushel box. The Dover incident reports an unusual street scene tied to the Beattie family and a murder case involving Louise Owen Beattie and Henry Clay Beattie Sr with familial discussions over the care of a six months old Davidsen.
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