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St. side of the wire fence around the High School Athletic field and to call on the Treasury for necessary expense incurred.

She reported that Ray St. planting was practically complete
The club voted that Mrs.Taylor be added to the committee con-
sisting of Mrs. King and Mrs .A.S.Parker to see Mr.Paul Lindley
about his offer of $50 worth of shrubbery and if his offer still
holds to procure the plants for the High School grounds.

Mrs.Caldwell who was in charge of program was obliged to
be out of town but she had the program arranged as follows.
The paper written by Mrs.Caldwell on " A Town Flower " was
read by Mrs.V.A.J.Idol.

Mrs.S.C.Clark followed with most interesting material about
Wistaria .By using midsummer. She strained our credulity by
telling abouta Japanese Variety with panicles of bloom 12 ft.
long.

Mrs.W.C. Jones then gave a charming paper on lilace closing
with Alfred Moyes poem " In Lilac Time ".

Mrs.G.W.Clark told about hydrangeas and their various col-
ors.

She was followed by Mrs.J.E. Cox who emphasized the importance
of planting different varieties of to if is secure a long succession of
bloom.

The program was closed by a letter from Prof.Coker of the
University who spoke strongly against the adoption of a town
flower.

Meeting than adjourned.

Mrs.W.C.Jones,Pres.
Mrs.H.A.White,Sec.pro tem.