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H/4/1935-4-
2)
This being the meeting at which to
appoint a delegate to the Annual meeting
of the Community Council, Hobart Hutton
was asked to go & name his own
alternate if he could not attend, and
present the names of W^m Gilpin. Irene
K. Miller and Granville Thompkins as
our choice for members from the
three
districts for three years. Frederick L.
Thomas was named as our representative
to the Council for the coming year.

Questions
Our hostess was told that this was
a good time to plant asparagus.
Fred wanted to know why some English
ivy was more winter-killed than
others & should it be trimmed.
Cut out the dead branches & it will
put out fresh growth.

Helen Hallowell said they felt they
had had great success in keeping
down rats & mice by use of the
commercial poison wheat.

No one could tell Lillie Stabler
what a partridge pea is like.

Fred McReynolds could sow any
beans in his garden to plow under
& put in rye & vetch in the fall
to improve the soil. Better not attempt
to renovate an old asparagus