John Gosling To Conduct Symphony In Greensboro
RALEIGH The North Carolina Symphony performs February 5 at 8 15 p m in Dana Auditorium on Guilford College campus John Gosling artistic director and conductor since 1972 will lead a program including Petrouchka and Beethoven Piano Concerto No 5 with soloist Andre Watts Admission is by season membership or general admission at the door Watts renowned soloist has performed with major orchestras worldwide Bernstein introduced him to television audiences and he has shared stages with top conductors and presidents
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Raleigh
North Carolina Symphony
Dana
Guilford College
John Gosling
Petrouchka
Stravinsky
Andre Watts
Juilliard School of Music
Catholic University of America
Bear Valley
California
High Sierras
Watts
Soviet Union
Japan
United States
Israel
South America
Philadelpha Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Bernstein
Glenn Gould
Leon Fleisher
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
London Symphony
Berlin Philharmony
United States Dept. of State
Washington, D. C
Iran
Lincoln Center
National Educational Television Network
CBS
Camera Three
Yale University
Local births announced from Winston-Salem and High Point
Mr and Mrs David Ri Powell announce the Jan 6 arrival of Franklin Henry at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs Mickey Russ announce Ryan Mitchell born Jan 6 at the local hospital. Terry Duncan and wife welcome Wendi Caral born Jan 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Jin Marion and wife announce Jule Marie born Jan 12. Terry White and wife announce Diana Michelle born Jan 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Ann Clark of High Point is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ri. Powell
W. Ward
Franklin Henry
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Powell
Sheila Burgess
Mickey Russ
Rt. 6
Ryan Mitchell
Russ
Sylvia Sue Wendi
Caral
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jin Marion
Pine Ridge Dr
Jule Marie
Marion
Ann Rutledge
High Point
Terry White
Shadow Valley Rd
Diana Michelle
White
Phyllis. Ann Clark
Tennessee Town Had Women's Bank in 1919
In Clarksville Tennessee records show the First Women's Bank of Clarksville opened Oct 1919, predating the 19th Amendment. Founded by Mrs Brenda Runyon and run entirely by women, it started with 15000 dollars in assets and over 20000 in deposits on opening day, later merging with First Trust and Savings Bank in 1926.
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Tennessee
Women’s Bank
Clarksville, Tenn
Women’s Bank of
New York
New York City
Brenda Runyon
Frank Runyon
Clarksville
Theresa Parker Honored At Moating Bridal Shower
Theresa Parker bride elect of Russell Hammond was honored at a Moating bridal shower hosted by Parker and Brenda Hammond at Oakview Baptist Church fellowship hall from 7 to 9 pm. Guests included Betsy Price. gifts were an electric toaster and glass serving set. Mrs. H C Parker and Mrs. Cleo Hammond attended. The couple plans an open church wedding at Oakview Baptist Church on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Parker
Russell Hammond
Parker
Bonoree
Brenda Hammond
Prospect
Oakview Baptist Church
Betsy Price
H.C. Parker
Cleo Hammond
Miss Parker
Mr. Hammond
Community Schedule Highlights For Tuesday and Wednesday
A dense listing of activities across Fourth Street including Aner School Care, Swim Team, Piano, Karate, Plunge, Adult Day Care, Intermediate Bridge, Infants, Tadpoles, Frogs & Minnows, After School, Beginner Swim, Beginner Yoga, Girl Scout programs, Duplicate, and Thursday Morning Bridge. Plunge times span multiple sessions. several events run into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aner School
Fourth Street
Bridge
Sam
Beta Sigma Chapter Plans State Convention in Winston Salem
Beta Sigma Chapter discusses plans for the state convention to be held in Winston Salem at K W Cafeteria. Spel Shaw at Hyatt Homes will handle decorations refreshments and entertainment for the bicentennial themed event The Past is Prologue to the Future. Beverly Crols chaired the project of the year.
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Pants Stete
Apts
Winston Salem
Willeheld Spel Shaw
Hyatt Honeste
Calls Spark Change as Women Rise to Executive Jobs
London reports statistician Ethel Moore says average business calls lengthened as women reach executive roles. Thames Water Authority urges staff to cut calls, noting costs could fund essential services and civic projects. A local club donated to multiple groups and planned a February meeting with appointed hostesses. An Easter Seal Society benefit in Memphis featured entertainer Charlie Rich signing for Tracy Rachelle Smith, a young birth-defect patient aided by her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
WNL
Ethel Moore
Thames Water Authority
Reading
Charlie Rich
Tracy Rachelle Smith
Tracy
Rich
Memphis
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Greensboro
Gosling
Europe
Scandinavia
Erie Philharmonic
Pennsylvania
Monterey Symphony
The
Franklin Powell
Ryan Russ
Wendi Duncan
Terry Duncan
Rt. 2
Trinity
Wendi
Julie Marion
Diana White
Marseilles
France
WNS
Marguerite Leone
le. Leone
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St Wi
Guilford Optical CO
Main St
ARULL
North Main ST
Jack Southerland
Hoyt Wilson
Aubrey Gowman
Borland Pugh
Punjab Commercial
Broadway Ave
S. Main St
Beta Sigma
Beverly Crols
Archdale Public Library
Girls’ Haven
State Zoo
National Forensic League
Roe High School
Pilot Club of
Archdale
E.R. Kennerly
Judy Williams
Floyd Steed
J. R. Horsefield
Donald Bowden
Miss Williams
Business Sesason
Haven
Westchester Mall
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