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Showing posts with label Croquet Tournament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Croquet Tournament. Show all posts
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Croquet Today! And some other stuff, too!
Sorry! No time to post pictures. Lots to do. The Pearl S. Duck Croquet Tournament is today! Set up is more or less finished, burgers and hot dogs on the grill, courts marked, on site registration just beginning, and I'm stealing a few seconds to write this update. There are still only a few places left, but even if you just come to watch, it's worthwhile. Some people are here in costume, others in their best whites, and some, like me, just in comfortable summer clothes! Among other things, there will be a Birthplace tour at 2:30pm, and activities to keep the kids busy while their parents get down to serious competition! Hope to see you there!
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Birthday Celebration,
Croquet Tournament,
LLHF
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Birthplace Foundation Vice President on Writing Events and the Birthplace
In this week's issue of the Pocahontas Times, Pearl S. Buck Birthplace Foundation Vice President Jolie Lewis uses her regular column "The Manuscript" to focus on writing, and how the legacy of Pearl S. Buck is still being used to help cultivate new talent, today.
The column gives some interesting detail on the program of several upcoming events such as the Pearl Buck Birthday Celebration, and the Writers Workshop and Blueberry Workshop. It also talks about our new collaboration with West Virginia Writers, an association that promotes and supports writing and writers throughout the state. This partnership resulted in
The column gives some interesting detail on the program of several upcoming events such as the Pearl Buck Birthday Celebration, and the Writers Workshop and Blueberry Workshop. It also talks about our new collaboration with West Virginia Writers, an association that promotes and supports writing and writers throughout the state. This partnership resulted in
1) the presentation of two workshops inspired by Pearl Buck's writing at the West Virginia Writers annual conference, and 2) the announcement of winners in a brand-new category of the West Virginia Writers contest titled the Pearl Buck Award for Writing for Social Change.For an account of the workshops and of the awards announcement, continue reading the story at the website of the Pocahontas Times. A list of winners of the Pearl Buck Award is available here. Click on the link WVW Winners 2012 and download the pdf.
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