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Adams, Brian Adler and Karen Bertrand, Maha Awad, Jay Bender and Dominique Linchet, Lyn and James Bradford, Catherine Cabaniss, Jeanne Classe, Susan Colvin, Sheri and Houston Cook, Annette Cox and Tom West, Catherine and Buck Crowe, Mike Denniston, Bruce Denson, Peggy Dupuy, Carolyn and Rusty Goldsmith and Thomas Goldsmith. Also there were Roy Green, Margaret Livingston, Hobart McWhorter, Mary Martin, Linda Mason, Phil Mulkey, Jocelyn and Jim Palmer, Carl Parke, Gail and Robert Pless, Seth Poole, James Powell, Carolyn Ratliff Pamela and Mike Rediker, Michael Rediker, Gail Rushton, Charlotte Russ, Julie Stephens, Janet and Jarry Taylor, Mimi and Bill Tynes, Joanna Ware, Leila and Robert Watson, Sarah and Penny Whiteside, Margaret Whiteside, Margaret and Jimmy Wiygul, Heidi and Sam Yates, Virginia Yates and Edward Hanz and Amy and Mickey Zarra.
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Also attending the gathering at Altamont School recently were from left: Gail & Robert Pless and Gail Rushton. Catherine Rogers, Ann Rose, Rhea Speight, Phyllis Tinsley, Sara Vaughn, Sue Watkins, Jessie Williams, Maxine Williams, Martha Willetts and Ruth Jensen.
At the chapter’s Oct. 19 meeting, Carolyn Satterfield, an NSAL member and author of “Arlington: Birmingham’s Historic House,” will speak on “How the Arlington History Book Came to Be.” ❖ At the National Society of Arts and Letters September meeting were featured speaker Michael Huebner and NSAL member Edie Barnes.
The Birmingham Chapter of the National Society ...
of Arts and Letters held its first meeting of 2011-12 Sept. 21 at the Country Club of Birmingham. President Margie Denton welcomed members and guests and introduced Rhea Speights, new associate award member and one of the winners of the 2011 dance competition. Visitors introduced were Pat Southern, Fay Hart, Ritsuko Huebner, Robert Denton, William and Regina Colvin and Keith Williams. Mildred Allen-Taub, program chairman, introduced speaker Michael Huebner, classical music and dance critic and fine arts writer for The Birmingham News. He discussed writing for the arts, changes in journalism and the role of the critic. A business meeting followed the program and luncheon. Dannette Ledbetter created the table centerpieces. Benjamin Middaugh, who is chairing the chapter’s musical theatre competition, announced the competition will be held March 3, 2012, at the University of Montevallo. Members attending were Carolyn Satterfield, Helen Hudgens, Dannette Ledbetter, Mel Robinson, Janis Zeanah, Jane Hinds, Mildred AllenTraub, Edith Barnes, Edith and Robert Bauman, Leigh SlossCorra, Zelda Covey, Margie Denton, Tallulah Hargrove, Melva Jones, Jan Hill, Benjamin Middaugh, Nancy Morrow, Dorothy Parker, Mary Frances Reed, Flora Richardson,
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