Moores Lane East, Brentwood. Proceeds will benefit the Associated Ladies for Lipscomb scholarship fund. The format will be a four-person scramble. Entry fee includes range balls, box lunch, green fees, cart rental, two mulligans and dinner for one. High school students who hope to participate in college athletics should not enter due to NCAA regulations.
Admission is free.
The signing is open to the public and everyone is invited to attend. Berry, former Lipscomb University English department chair, has devoted herself to writing since retiring in 1990. The book was recently published by The University of Tennessee Press. Berry joined the department of English in 1955 and served as chair from 1980 to 1986, when she became director of the teacher education program. With that interest we were not surprised to learn after her retirement that she was writing a book of short stories.