Brown Bag Lunches At The Birmingham Public
Library During April

Please join us at the Birmingham Public Library each Wednesday during April at 12:00 noon for our Brown Bag Lunch series. These programs will be held in the Arrington Auditorium of the Linn-Henley Building at the Birmingham Public Library, 2100 Park Place. Bring your lunch, the Library provides a beverage. Reservations are not necessary. These programs are free and open to the public. For more information call, 226-3604.

April 3
Vanessa Davis Griggs will talk about her love of being able to use words to inspire and empower others. Vanessa is spiritually based and very proud to have penned Destiny Unlimited, The Rose of Jericho and Promises Beyond Jordan.

April 10
Birmingham attorney Mike Stewart is the author of several popular mystery novels which are set in Alabama and the South. Several years ago he left his successful corporate law practice to devote himself full time to writing. His books, so far, are Sins of the Brother, Dog Island and Clean Kill. Fans eagerly await his next work.

April 17
Come hear Dr. Don Dodd, a “good ole boy”, from Winston County talk about his books. He has written a history of the “Free State of Winston”, co-authored with Warren Trest Wings of Denial; The Alabama Air Guard’s Covert Role in the Bay of Pigs and has several other books to his credit. It is a pure pleasure to hear him tell his stories. You are guaranteed a good time.

April 24
Carol Padgett will appear in authentic nineteenth century dress to preview her brand new book Keeping Hearth & Home in Old Alabama. Her work includes 19th century rhymes, recipes and advice on such things as how to grow 150 pound watermelons, find the best buys on drill drawers and protect your oyster beds from predators.