--Tracey LeFevre
This information posted 1 December 2005
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| TTU First Lady Gloria Bell, left, and Sarah Johnson, co-owner of Chuck Johnson Nursery and Garden Center. | |
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| A Christmas tree to deck the halls of Walton House | ||||||||||
| COOKEVILLE,
Tenn. (Dec. 1, 2005) — Tennessee Tech University First Lady Gloria
Bell, left, gets some help picking out a Christmas tree from Sarah Johnson,
co-owner of Chuck Johnson Nursery and Garden Center, located at 1717 E.
Spring St. in Cookeville. The garden center donates the university’s
official tree each year for display in Walton House, the TTU president’s
residence. This year’s selection is a Frasier fir. Chuck Johnson Nursery
and Garden Center offers a complete selection of live and lifelike trees
and wreaths, holiday flowers and other decorations for the holiday. Photo:
TTU
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