"The first photograph? I don't exactly remember the actual occassion, but I do remember doing that same job many, many times. We used to raise a lot of them [chickens], and I used to clean a lot of them. And we took them in to town to – cleaned and took them in to town for people to use as fryers, you know."
     Question: "How would you clean a chicken?"
     "Well, first you have to cut their heads off. Pluck them good. Then, we used to always have to singe them to finish getting them clean and then wash them."
     Question: "The photograph identifies you as borrowers from the Farm Security Administration. Do you remember that?"
     "Yes."
     Lynn May: "Definitely."
     Madge: "Well, I imagine probably we couldn't have even survived probably without them because we had to have – they gave us what financial background we had when we started. And they were helpful."
     Lynn: "I think probably that's where you got your start in bookkeeping."
     Madge: "Well, that could be. I don't know."
     Lynn: "We always had to keep books. She was good keeping books. And to this day, she still does that."
     Question: "And what are you doing now?"
     Madge: "I'm doing bookkeeping. Well, from the farm, we started a Purina Feed franchise here in town. We had that five years, and then decided that wasn't that prosperous and a lot of hard work, too. And so he then sold that and bought a propane gas delivery service. And I decided then to go to work in Lincoln, and I went to work at Hovland-Swanson's in 1953, in January of 1953. And I'm still there. Hovland-Swanson's is a specialty store in Lincoln, exclusive."