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POSTED: February 8, 2010 11:01 a.m.
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Louise Stewart, Carol Ann Blauvelt, Peggy Fraser, LaNell Crapps, Judy Mobley, Jill Anderson and Cindie Rigdon, all members of Morning Glory Garden Club stand behind where the flowers were planted.

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Members of the Morning Glory Garden Club, helped OMI workers plant daffodils Jan. 20 as part of a state beautification project. The plants were placed around the Blue Star Highway marker at Main Street Park. Club president Judy Shippey said there are more beautification projects coming up, including a tree planting ceremony Feb. 19. The Morning Glory Garden Club is a member of the State Garden Clubs of Georgia.
Feb. 8, 2010 11:35a.m. EST Garden club helps plant daffodils in park Coastal Courier
Members of the Morning Glory Garden Club, helped OMI workers plant daffodils Jan. 20 as part of a state beautification project. The plants were placed around the Blue Star Highway marker at Main Street Park. Club president Judy Shippey said there are more beautification projects coming up, including a tree planting ceremony Feb. 19. The Morning Glory Garden Club is a member of the State Garden Clubs of Georgia.
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