Nellie A. White
American clubwoman
About Nellie A. White
Nellie A. White (died September 16, 1952) was the founder of "The Chrysanthemum Fete" flower show, the originator of the peach tree theme used by the annual Peach Blossom Festival and the organizer of the Greater Arcadia Beautification Committee.
Early life Nellie A. White was born in Chatham, Ohio, the daughter of Alvin J. and Julia M. Dyer.
Personal life Nellie A. White moved to California in 1921 and lived at 437 Duarte Road, Arcadia, California. She married Fred H. White and had one son, Clayton E. White.
She died on September 16, 1952.
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Who was Nellie A. White?
American clubwoman
When did Nellie A. White die?
Nellie A. White died on 16 September 1952.
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