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  Summer 2010 Pen & Palette Highlights:

• In the Pen & Palette “From the President” column, newly-elected Branch President Diane-Brenda Bryan sets the tone for preparing for the next season.
   
• After in-depth research by Vice President Marlene Klotz, a new location for monthly luncheon meetings has been put in place. They’ll now be held on the third Thursday of every month, November through May, at the Delray Beach Golf Club. It’s a great place and as importantly, prices will come down a few bucks.
   
• Who doesn’t like a good mystery with lots of twists and turns? You’ll find that plus romance in Mimi Paris’ second novel, One Man’s Revenge. In a review by Betty Elster, the book is described as “today’s terrorism — with a twist.” It’s a page out of history with the author’s unique style, and a story that’s both relevant today and hard to put down.
   
• If you don’t know Edythe Garber, there’s no better place to get at least mildly acquainted than through Mimi Paris’ “Membership Focus” column. There, you’ll meet the award-winning Edythe whose art has been a part of her character since she was 13 years old. She favors acrylics, and also creates three-dimensional collages. She also provides personal home/studio tours.
   
• We have lots more to share in our newsletter, especially in the “Member News” column. Download your copy now!

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