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Glenlander-April 5-1938

"Take a dozen little clouds
And a patch of blue:
Take a million rain drops,
As many sun beams, too.

Take a host of violets,
A wandering little breeze
And myriads of little leaves
Dancing on the treesze.

Then ring them well together,
In the very quickest way,
Showers, sunshine, bird & flowers,
And you'll have an April day."

And so it was on April 4th when
we gathered at Glenlander for the
first meeting of the Horticultural
for 1938 with an un broken circle
of members. They were called
to-gethr by the president after
lunch & the minutes of Oct. '37
meeting were read and ordered recorded
without change.

Mary Huttons article from
the current number of "Better
Homes & Garden" was a very
comprehensive one on the growing
of animals which return
such satisfactory results for
the care given them & earn the