Carter spouses begin violin lessons on Wednesday
Amy and Rosalynn Carter have started violin lessons, with lessons scheduled through the day from ten to two, marking a new personal hobby for the presidential couple.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1977
Page
2
Amy and Rosalynn Carter have started violin lessons, with lessons scheduled through the day from ten to two, marking a new personal hobby for the presidential couple.
A Tennessee reader asks whether a two heart opening is forcing with a 40 high card points on score. The article reviews complex North South bidding including Gerber, response cues, and a sequence leading to seven with a spade finesse. It notes many tables bid grand slam when simpler play could win.
Bernice Bede Osol outlines a day of caution and prudent action across zodiac signs. Aries should use an intermediary in negotiations, while Cancer should deeply evaluate involved matters. Leo may face a dodged issue seen as more troublesome than expected, and Virgo notes good prospects if practical steps are taken.
World Series led the Nielsen charts for the week, with ABC posting a 23.9 rating to NBC 17.6 and CBS 17.4. CBS reshuffled leadership after Wussler moved from network president to CBS Sports Division, citing live sports and actuality programming as priorities.
Dena Isabel Fowlkes, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Fowlkes of Newman Grove, was baptized Sunday at Shell Creek Lutheran Church with Rev Laurel Johnson officiating. Sponsors were David Fowlkes, Donavon Benson, Terry Johnson, and Jerry Sokol. A dinner followed at Mrs Pete Fowlkes home with extended family in attendance from Newman Grove and nearby towns.
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