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Corpus Christi Parish planning car show

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‘Life play’ ‘Next Fall’ tells story of a believer and an atheist in love

<p>The Friends of the Back Mountain Memorial Library hosted their annual luncheon with a special author at the Appletree Terrace, Dallas. More than 150- people enjoyed David Parmelee, the author of The Sea is a Thief and his new children&#8217;s book, Miss Feesenschneezen is Ill. At the luncheon, from left, are: Mae Rome, author arrangement committee; Debbie Cooper, vice president of the Friends steering committee; Lynn Ahmad, president of the Friends; Parmalee; Susan Berdis, luncheon chairperson; Janie Kishbaugh, luncheon co-chairperson; and Kay Simons, author arrangement committee.</p><style>
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Library luncheon features hometown author