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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2004
Page
2
In a Wednesday column Deana Nails reflects on how women communicate and relate to men, sharing personal anecdotes with her husband Chad, nicknamed “Deana moments.” She jokes that crying often affects men, and teases about The Bachelor season.
Local Baytown graduates from the University of Texas Ex-Students club hold a 6 p.m. Saturday fundraiser at Bayland Park Pavilion near the Fred Hartman Bridge. Since inception the Baytown Exes donated about 175000 for 147 scholarships and endowed a 60000 scholarship. A 6:30 p.m. barbecue dinner costs 20 dollars for members and 22 dollars for non members with children under 12 at 10 dollars. Silent and live auctions are planned. True Orange editor Jerry Scarbrough will discuss Longhorn sports. The Empty Can Band will perform and scholarship winners plus parents will be honored. John P. Henderson will be recognized for generous support. Baytown officers include president Toramie Jones and directors listed. For information, call Carol Bartz or Tommie Jones.
A midsize community calendar list covers events across Baytown and Crosby. It includes a business workshop with Bikers Against Child Abuse at Mont Belvieu City Hall, garden club meetings, Beta Sigma Phi installation, YMCA Bible study, Over ’42 Club, multiple bingo sessions, story time and genealogy classes, senior center activities, a Women Encouraging Businesswomen breakfast, and an addiction support group meeting, with contact numbers and locations.
Mostly sunny in morning with highs mid 70s and mid 50s lows. Winds NW around 5 mph shifting SW by afternoon. Sunrise 6 53 am Sunset 7 46 pm. Tides low 42 09 pm high 9 05 pm. Mostly sunny morning then mostly cloudy with highs upper 70s and lows near 60. SE winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise 6 52 am. Highs 9 19 pm.
The Art League of Baytown hosts Spring Show 2004 in the Community Room at San Jacinto Mall. Viewing starts at 2 p.m. with awards and scholarship at 3 p.m. Mayor Pete Alfaro MCs. Scholarship checks from Eleanor Lubrick go to Sterling and Lee high schools seniors.
Readers are told to expect the Baytown Sun by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, call 425-8048 by 4:10 a.m. to arrange re-delivery assistance.
A concise editorial surveys current economic trends affecting the town’s firms, noting rising costs, labor shifts, and consumer demand. It cites remarks from a business association meeting, highlights a few local entrepreneurs, and invites reader perspectives on future economic resilience.
Obituary notices list Curtis Stanley Ferguson Shirley Ann Greenwood Roger A Gagnon Jr and Ruth M Leisinger with a pending entry for Joe Machala page 108. The brief lists potential obituaries and a pending name in the same column.
Readers are invited to submit stories about interesting hobbies or collections or experiences of brief fame. Include contact information for possible follow up and send to The Baytown Sun c a David Bloom 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 or by e mail to david bloom bay townsun.com.
The Sun invites readers to submit photos for possible publication. Email to Managing Editor David Bloom at david.bloom@baytownsun.com or mail prints to the Sun offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown 77520.
The quote from Abraham Lincoln reflects a fatalistic view of public judgment, stating that personal fate determines judgment more than contemporary opinion. Lincoln asserts that success vindicates, while failure nullifies the weight of praise or blame from many witnesses.
Jeremiah 33 8 proclaims God will cleanse Israel from all iniquity forgive their sins and transgressions and grant full pardon for their rebellion through divine mercy and restoration. The verse emphasizes spiritual renewal and reconciliation with God.
The Baytown Sun states corrections and clarifications are published promptly in this space. Readers may contact managing editor David Bloom at 281 425 8016 or via email david bloom baytownsun.com for inquiries.
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