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H/4/1936 -4

Glen Lauder April 7, 1936

"It is faint but blithely heard,
when each returning bird
Flings a challenge of eager song
to the snow topped mountain gate;

It is clear and close at hand
unlimited by word,
The graphic message moving along
to quiet ones who wait;

Chill winds may blow,
and grey clouds may slowly shift;
Yet overall is the great gift
f coming loneliness
That surely will accumulate
with spring"

Grace Meredith

With this thought in mind we
gathered at Glen Lauder for the
first meeting of the Horticultural
for 1936 with our circle unbroken
and al but three of the homes of
members represented.

The meeting was called to order
about 2 P.M. by the president, our
host. The minutes of the October
meeting of '35 were read, & with
few minor changes, adopted.

As part of the Order of Business
for the upcoming meeting of this
Society this year, the rules