Magnolia Garden Club: National Garden Week celebrated
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MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB celebrated National Garden Week June 3-9 by delivering bouquets of flowers to several Cleveland businesses. Flowers from the gardens of Elsie Yates and Sue Taylor were brought to the Banner and presented to Mary Matthews in the newsroom and Bettie Marlowe in the Lifestyles Department, seated. Standing from left are Matthews, Linda Cross, Yates and Fredricka Lawson, club president.
MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB celebrated National Garden Week June 3-9 by delivering bouquets of flowers to several Cleveland businesses. Flowers from the gardens of Elsie Yates and Sue Taylor were brought to the Banner and presented to Mary Matthews in the newsroom and Bettie Marlowe in the Lifestyles Department, seated. Standing from left are Matthews, Linda Cross, Yates and Fredricka Lawson, club president.
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Chloe Littrell served as hostess for the recent meeting of Magnolia Garden Club on May 24. She also gave the devotion.

Dottie Williams was welcomed as a guest.

Fredricka Lawson conducted the business meeting. Elsie Yates, secretary, gave the minutes of the April meeting to each member. The financials report was given by Sue Taylor, treasurer.

A gift basket was given to LuAnn Carey in appreciation for serving nine years as president of the club. Ms. Lawson made the presentation and thanked her for her work in leading the club.

She shared a letter of appreciation from Geneva and Ernest Adams for the dogwood tree planted in their yard for Arbor Day.

Plans were discussed for observing National Garden Week the first week in June. All club members will participate in the planned activities.

Announcement was made of the next flower show meeting to be held at the Museum Center at Five Points. The meeting included committee chairmen and members.

The program was presented by Annette Stanbery covering important information on Flower Show procedure. Printed handouts were given to all members explaining cuttings, conditioning and grooming of horticulture for exhibiting. Information on filling out entry cards was also given.

After the meeting, refreshments were served, followed by a tour of the yard.

Others attending were Linda Cross, Judy Jordan and Bess Neil.