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On May 12 two pink dogwood trees were planted and dedicated in memory of Mrs. Irma Holmes at the Amissville United Methodist Church. The trees were given by the Health and Fitness Club and the Homemakers Club. * Mrs. Holmes was a member of both these organizations. She was a very active ^hurch member and spent fhany hours doing church ^elated activities. “She served in many positions, always with a smile and did whatever needed doing” said a spokesperson. ^ Her greatest love was Working with children and $he really made a difference in shaping many young lives. • Rev. Kay Adams conducted the dedication service and told the legend of the dogwood tree.
Mrs. Holmes’ family was on hand for the dedication.
Immediately following the service a reception was held in the social hall for family and friends.
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