The Betty Greenwood story
By: [Betty Greenwood] as told to Susie McLaughlin
Contributors: McLaughlin, Susie
Publisher: [Printed by] Hadley Printing
Published: 2003
Place of publication: [Dayton, Ohio? : B. Greenwood]; Beavercreek, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 263
Subjects: Pianists; Biography
Description: Betty Greenwood discusses her life, including her childhood, her marriage to an abusive husband and her children. She also recalls her career as a pianist, nightclub owner, and real estate entrepreneur.
Notes: "We may not be here for a long time, but we are here for a good time!"
Table of contents: title: Background. Chapter 1: Setting the stage; title: Chapter 2: Strange Bedfellows; title: The early years. Chapter 3: Someone's in the bedroom with Dinah; title: Chapter 4: Substitute family; title: Chapter 5: Abandoned again; title: Young adult. Chapter 6: Miss Congeniality; title: Chapter 7: Repeating my mother's mistake; title: Chapter 8: World War III; title: Early professional life. Chapter 9: Flying solo; title: Chapter 10: Moving up; title: Chapter 11: Learning from the stars; title: Chapter 12: A fateful introduction; title: The Cascades. Chapter 13: The entrepreneur; title: Chapter 14: Entertainers, customers, & antics; title: Chapter 15: Life is good; title: Chapter 16: All good things must end; title: Life goes on. Chapter 17: To Florida; title: Chapter 18: A period of sadness; title: Chapter 19: Down but not out; title: Lessons learned. Chapter 20: It's great in Dayton; title: Chapter 21: All of a sudden you're here; title: Chapter 22: Betty Greenwood's laws of life.