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July Meetup - St. Louis Area Pen Meetup & Eats (Slapme)


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The July SLAPME Pen Meetup is next Thursday, July 11 at 7pm. We're having this month's meetup at J. Greene's Irish Pub, 10017 Manchester Rd., St. Louis. We'll be taking over their meeting room, so bring your hauls and tales of victory from the St. Louis Pen Show. If you want to RSVP, there's a Facebook event for it: https://www.facebook.com/events/2455559414663903/

 

On a sad note, Our friend and fellow SLAPME member Del Wegener passed away on June 26. We'll be drinking a toast to his memory.

 

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Absolutely! If you're in the area, join us!

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