Margo Pierce, their volunteer cataloger, arranges the collection by states, then by counties. The person who advised them on the setup of the library is Mrs. Frances Malcolm of Bedford, a lecturer and genealogy teacher at Tarrant County Junior College. Four members regularly volunteer to work over 40 hours a week. When visiting a volunteer operated library, it is wise to call first. I congratulate President Carlian Pittman, Nancy Alexander Hengst and the HCGS members for their accomplishment and for realizing their dream.
Life is made of dreams.
Next week a dream realized by another dedicated group of genealogists will be highlighted. Don t forget the free seminar sponsored by Genealogy Friends on Saturday morning. Albert Taylor, grandson of Lydia Maxwell McMillen, was 103 this past September. He gladly provided home delivery to the older residents and shut-ins. He had a ready smile and was always willing to charge groceries to his customer's accounts.