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Thomson Daylily Society

Vernon Johnson, President
(706) 595- 4215
P.O. Box 397
Mesena, Georgia 30819
roseman@classicsouth.net

4th Sunday of each month at 2:30 p.m.
Thomson McDuffie Library,
338 Main St. Thomson, Ga. 30824

Show date for 2006: Sunday, June 11Depot 111 Railroad St. Thomson, Ga.

Officers      
President:  Vernon Johnson
V-Pres:  Cheryl Farley
Secretary: Gladys Keller
Treasurer: Fay Story  
Club Reporter:  Vernon Johnson  (706) 595-4215                   

Scheduled Speakers and Events:
Too be announced
June 2-4: Region 5 Spring Meeting Host: Savannah Hemerocallis Society
June 11:  Thomson Daylily Show

New Members:   We would like to welcome Deborah McGahee to our club.                 

THOMPSON Club News: 
The Thomson Iris and Daylily Society is pretty dormant during the holiday season. Not a whole lot is going on in the garden, and the holiday events are all-consuming. Now that we are into the New Year, it is full speed ahead in anticipation of another great daylily season.

We started the year off right by having as guest  speakers, Jim and Peggy Jeffcoat. This dynamic couple needs no introduction. Their garden in South Carolina, Singing Oak Garden is known to everyone in the daylily world. Jim gave it the name because of birds singing in the oak’s branches. I have often wondered, and now we know. The Jim and Peggy initially were interested in iris, but in time, the daylilies eclipsed them, although they still grow some iris. Their slide presentation was one of the best I’ve seen, and I have seen many. In addition, they generously brought some plants for raffling, as did Ralph and Jane Carson, and Earnest Yearwood.

We are busyplanning our 2006 show, which will be held here in Thomson on June11th. 

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