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                  <text>•

The Johnsonville Woman's Club has done 't heir part to
assist the JUMP Beautification Committee, of which
Billy Mace i .chairman, with their project of the year by
establishinll a mini park on the comer of Broadway
Street and Highway 41. The park was created under tile
direction of Helen Chapman, Conservation Chairman,
and Ann Sutcliffe, Co-Chairman and is planted witll
daylilies, Pampus grass, and Yucca witll gravel walks,
and features a concrete table and two benches, which
were donat d by Badger Hazen. The club has spent
approximately 200 on the project, and it is their wish
that, be ide being an attractive addition to the area
where once the old Methodist Church s
, citizens ...
might find it a lovely spot to set in the sun and relax or
travelers might stop to enjoy a bite of lunch. Left to right
are Mace, Mrs. Chapman, Barbara Miles, president of
the Johnsonville Woman's Club, and Mrs. Sutcliffe.
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