Group quilt tells a story

by KENNETH CROWSON • STAFF WRITER
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Quilters sharing a laugh, left to right, are Evelyn Strouth, Jearline Whitt, Amy Tetterton, Lucille Greene, Kaye Buchanan and Janice Rife. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO


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