COMMUNITY BRIEFS
Sorority to Sponsor Annual Christmas
Phi Omega Chapter. Alpha
kappa Alpha Sorority sponsored its
ninth annual Christmas party for the
2 year* old and toddlers at Bethle
hem Center. Wednesday. Dec. 8.
The children listened to "The
Night Before Christmas." b\
Clement Moore, song Christmas
songs and talked to Santa's helpers.
Shedrick Adams. Pictures were
made and refreshments were
served.
These sorority members
assisted: Basileus Priscilla Green.
Deloris Brown. Barbara Brown and
Bemice Davenport.
This activity is part of Phi
Omega's community outreach pro
gram. Furnishing blankets for Crisis
Control Center is another arm of the
same program.
A Winter Term
Winter doesn't have to be cold,
gray and dismal! Enroll now for the
winter term at the Communit\
Music School (CMS) of the North
Carolina School of the Arts, and
recharge your creative batteries!
The winter term will begin
Monday, Jan. 3. at the Community
Music School, which is located in
the Stevens Center in downtown
Winston-Salem. The 10-week term
will end March 14.
The school offers traditional
private instruction with a profes
sional faculty for students of all
ages. Cost depends on the length of
TessonsTTen 3()-minute lessonsnvill
cost Si 20; ten 45-minute lessons.
SI 80; and ten 60-minute lessons.
S240.
To sign up of the Suzuki String
Program, call 770-1305. To sign up
for any of the other Community
Music School offerings, call
721-1222.
? Christmas Cheer
Oloff Oner takes on his second year
ot spreading Christmas Cheer
His plan is to share with neigh
borhood residents on Dec. 23 start
ing at 3 p.m. at his home located at
1702 New Walkertown Road The
area will cover resident's homes
from Martin Luther King. Jr. Dnve
to Cameron Avenue and 5th Street
to New Walkertown Road. Cheer
bags will include apples, oranges,
candy, raisins and stuffed animals.
Grier is a member of Hanes
Memorial C.M.E. Church where he
serves on the Senior Usher Board
and the Senior Steward Board.
? Award Received
North Carolina School of the
Arts alumnus Paul G. Tazewell has
received a 1993 Princess Grace
Foundation-USA Award in recogni
tion of his achievements in theatre.
Tazewell is an associate artist
costume designer with Arena Stage,
a classical theatre company based in
Washington. D.C. Over the past
five years, he has designed cos
tumes for shows that have been
staged at theatres including Lincoln
Center's Mitzi Newhouse Theater,
the Cleveland Play House. Hartford
Sage and The Pittsburgh Public
Theatre, as w ill as the Arena Stage.
The Princess Grace Founda
tion-USA was established in 1982
to recognize and assist the career
development of young artists who
strive for the highest -standards of
excellence in American theatre,
dance and film. The foundation was
the inspiration of the Princess, who
had hoped to establish an organiza
tion in American modeled after the
one she began in Monaco in 1964.
? YMCA School
. The Winston Lake Family
- YMCA is no%' enrolling for-its
preschool and afterschool programs
Scholarships are available.
For more information call
"*24-^205.
A First Night '94
The First Night Piedmont '94.
which will be held on Dec. 31 at 4
p.m. to midnight at the Lawrence
Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
and Dixie Classic Fairgrounds in
Winston-Salem and at the Market
Square in High Point. Admission is
S6 before Christmas and S8 there
after. For more information call the
First Night Hotline at 722-9002.
? Revnolda House
The Revnolda House of Amer
ica Art will be sponsoring a lecture
by Elizabeth 0:Leary. coordinator
of academic affairs, entitled
"Exploring Servant Imagery in
Si n eteenth-Cent u ry ,4 m eric an
Painting" on Thursday. Jan. 6 at
10:30 a.m. The cost is S2. For more
information call 725-5325.
? Cinema Society
The Winston-Salem Cinema
Society will be showing Brother's
Keeper on Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. at the.
Steven Center. Admission is S7.50.
Tickets are available the night of the
performance or by mail. Winston
Salem Cinema Society. P.O. Box
1 5340, . Winston-Salem. N.C.
27 1 1 3-5340. For more information
call 722-8269.
? Video Viewing
The Revnolda House Museum
of American Art will be sponsoring
a video entitled "Georgia O'Keeffe",
followed by a looking at paintings
by her contemporaries on Tuesday,
Jan. 1 1 at 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
The admissiori is free. For more
information call 725-5325.
Violinist to Perform at W-S Symphony
Violinist Sarah Johnson will be
the quest soloist when the Winston
Salem Piedmont Triad Symphony
performs the world premiere of
Robert Ward's Violin Concerto in
January. Maestro Peter Perret will
also conduct the orchestra in
Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 and
Schubert ]s Overture to Rosamunde.
Performances will be at 3 p.m.
Sunday. Jan. 9 and 8 p.m. Tuesday,
Jan. 1 1 at the Stevens Center in
downtown Winston-Salem.
A member of the music faculty
of the North Carolina School of the
Arts, Sarah Johnson made her debut
at the age of ten with the Minneapo
lis Symphony. Before moving to
this state, she performed with the
Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and
was founder and director of a cham
ber nftisic series in Charleston. S.C.
called Sarah Johnson & Friends at
the D^jck Street Theatre. She made
her European debut at the Spoleto
Italy Festival in 1984. Johnson is a
proponent of work by women com
posers and a frequent performer of
new works.
Robert Ward, a Pulitzer Prize
winning composer and former chan
cellor of the N.C. School of the
Arts, grew on blues, jazz and swing
music in writing his first concerto
tor violin.
The concert, fourth in the Sym
phony's 1993-94 Classical Series, is
sponsored by Washburn Graphic
and WFDD FM.
Tickets, priced from S12 to
SI 8. are available from the Sym
phony Box Office. 723-7919 and
the Stevens Center Box Office. Stu
dents may purchase tickets at half
price in the 30 minutes before each
performance. Group rates and pro
rated season tickets are also avail
able.
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"The Boone's" Take First Place
- fc'.
?r Winners Last Week ~
Monday, Dee. t3 at 2 p.m. ?
Qui Russell Recreation Center
* First Place ? Rudolph Boone
and Sarah Boone
Boone (secretary) and Mavis H.
Lloyd (treasurer). Rudolph Boone
and Bessie Allen were appointed
directors. Renita Thompkins
Segers and Ooldia Anderson were
Jg "
Stephens, James and
Payne, Jefferson and
Rollins, Ruby B. Walker
Juanita Wynecoff. TMi
best overall partici^***^
Second Place ? Marjorie appointed directors -in-training, members in the club
Lester and Waldo Lester
Third Place * Oeraldine Cary
and Floyd Neal
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Thursday, Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. ? ~
Bell Recreation Center
King and Queens Duplicate
Bridge Chib
First Place ? Flonnie
Anderson and Ooldia Anderson
Second Place ? Jefferson
Rollins and Vivian Rollins
3/4 Place Tie ? James Payne
and Margaret Payne
3/4 Place Tie ? Lillie
Cuthrell and Cleester Hickerson
*#*
The Winston-Salem Dupli
cate Bridge Club had its first
Christmas Party/ Game on Tues
day, Dec. 14 at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. James Segers. It was a fes
tive event with lots of fellowship,
food and a game. The chib reelec
tion its present officers to serve
anther term, as follows: Olivia B.
Thompkins (president), Ruby B. Thompkins, Renita
Wtlker (vice president), Sarah J. Demerice Erwin,
Flonnie Anderson was appointed
reported for the club.
The club honored its director
and past president R.V. Boone.
with a gift, especially for the pub- Lake Family YMCA.
iic felations job in keeping bridge
missed the few members
could not be present! The
will have its next meeting/game,
on Tuesday, Jan. 4 at the Winston
mmmmtrnrn mmmm
Bridge News
happenings before the public and
players through the MBridge
News" |n the Winston-Salem
Chronicle. To date he has written
two hundred and forty-eight arti
cles.
Members attending the party
were: Flonnie Anderson, Ooldia
Anderson, Rudolph and Sarah
Boone. Lillie S. Cuthrell, Cleester
Hickerson, Waldo and Marjorie
Lester, Mavis Lloyd, Olivia B.
Segers,
Dorothy
The Nation
Pairs game was switched from die
Dudley's Cosmetology University
facility to the Rupert Bell Recre
ation Center. The game was held
Friday, Dec. 17, 1993. Winnetsof
that game will be published as
soon as the results are avatti&ie.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NBW YEAR fd
ALLII!
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Moore Received
Leadership Award
Georgia Moore of Winston-Salem
was the winner of the State AAP
Leadership Achievement Award
for 1993. Moore received the
award at the Annual State meeting
of the North Carolina Exten
sion) Homemaker this fall and was
recognized by Forsyth County at \
their Annual Achievement Ban - i
quet on Dec . 4. Moore , Forsyth j
County Council of the F orsyth J
Extension Homemaker received J
the award because of her excellent j
achievement in her leadership role ;i
with the Extension Ho me makers.
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