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by popular demand, the SCHF presents a cooking workshop led by Kristin Gluck
of …By Request, Unique Pick-up Foods. The class, What to Eat
During the Week, Simple and Tasty Meals Sure to Please, will be held in
the SCHF Academy Building on Tuesday, November 6th from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30
a.m. and again in the evening from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
This class offers
something for everyone. Quick mix and match items to accommodate your busy
lifestyle. Good enough to serve any night of the week, healthy enough to eat
every night of the week.
Gluck has offered
seasonal cooking workshops over the course of the year at SCHF.
Reservations are required
for the class. The fee for the class is $25 for SCHF members and $30 for
non-members. Space is limited, so call today!
To register or for more
information, please call the SCHF office at 601-631-2997.
Please make plans to
attend the Southern Cultural Heritage Foundation’s 2007 Annual Meeting and
Luncheon on Wednesday, November 28 at noon in the SCHF Auditorium.
This year’s guest
speaker will be Melody Golding. Melody will present a slide show and
lecture on her latest photography exhibit,
Katrina: Mississippi Women Remember.
The meeting will also
include a brief overview of the past year at SCHF and what to look forward
to in the future. New board members and officers will also be elected.
The meeting is open
to any SCHF member or to any guest interested in learning more about the
Southern Cultural Heritage Foundation.
If you would like to
volunteer to help with the annual meeting, please call the SCHF office at
601-631-2997.
Mississippi
Reads is a state wide project designed to encourage reading among all
Mississippians by highlighting a Mississippi author each year. The Southern
Book Club will join libraries, schools, and other book clubs in reading the
first book for Mississippi Reads, Go Down Moses by William
Faulkner.
Go Down Moses was
originally published in 1942 and is made up of seven short stories following
the history of the McCaslin family spanning over a century in the fictional
Mississippi county Yoknapatawph.
Mississippi Reads
is inspired by the popular One Book movement which attempts to
connect people through literature. The book for 2008 is Richard Wright’s
Uncle Tom’s Children to celebrate his centennial. Eudora Welty’s
Collected Stories is the book for 2009 in celebration of her centennial.
For more information about Mississippi Reads visit the website
www.mississippireads.org and make your plans to join with the SCHF in
celebrating some of Mississippi’s extraordinary writers.
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