23 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
1
Fresh Loaf bread and teas at T. B. Farrer's. Several residents from Atlanta and New York visit relatives here. Town movements include Mrs. Blalock moving to a new home and Mrs. Segraves improving. A secondhand buggy and farm goods for sale, sermons scheduled, and local officials speaking about upcoming conferences.
Fayetteville Citizens extend thanks to Daytonna Beach residents for kindness shown to Mrs. Charles Hambrick during illness and death. They note her father long served as county sheriff and praise her family’s standing.
Mr Editor Allow me space to thank the people of Daytonna Beach Florida for kindness to my daughter Mrs Pauline Hambrick during her illness and death I appreciate each act and their care to the family I also thank Fayetteville for kindness and contributions for her six children I will remember you and pray God remember and reward you T J Mitchell Father
The town mourns the death of eight year old A O Blalock Jr who fell ill Sunday after weeks of strong attendance at Sabbath school. A physician from Atlanta aided by loved ones could not save him. He leaves two sisters and two brothers. the News extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mrs. Chas Hambrick died at her home in Daytona Florida after several months illness. Her father T J Mitchell was called to her bedside and planned to bring her home but she remained and died the next day. She leaves a husband and six young children. She was reared in this county and married here.
Tribute honors the eight year old A O Blalock Jr who died on the Sabbath, praised for daily Sunday School attendance and sunny smile. The note laments loss, praises heaven as the gain, and asks that the tribute be published in Fayetteville News.
An itemized vendor list touts oysters sardines hamberger steak roast beef pork and beans coffee tea cocoa and baking powders plus soaps crackers and staple groceries. It claims Town Talk Flour is best value in the United States and Lily flour received blue ribbons in Atlanta and Chicago.
Tax books close June 30 with double taxation for unreturned property. W O D Moors and R announce. An application for a charter for Boykin Bros. Co lists Sam Boykin Lee Boykin K B Banks and H S Wilans as principals. Teachers Institute begins June 26 with Prof P F Brown and Prof W J Noise from state colleges teaching June 26 to 30. A State Board of Health member will lecture midweek.
The shop promotes ice cream and cold drinks, cigars including Wyley's and Nunnalley's, and fresh weekly deliveries. It notes a wide selection of leading cigars, fresh drugs, stationery, and toilet articles, inviting patronage and promising first-class drug store standards.
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