Hated Films From a Baytown Editor’s Youth
Wanda Orton recalls movies she could not endure from childhood to adulthood. The list includes The Hunchback of Notre Dame at the Yale Theater in Houston, The Ox Bow Incident at the Bay Theater, I Want to Live at Brunson, and Tennessee Williams adaptations A Streetcar Named Desire and Suddenly Last Summer, plus Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and Elvis Presley’s Love Me Tender. She frames these as strong dislikes despite critical acclaim and notes her later squeamishness as a police reporter.
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Notre Dame
Yale Theater
Washington Avenue
Houston
Heights
Yale
Brunson Theater
Charles Laughton
Maureen O'Hara
Bay Theater
Arkansas
Terrill
Susan Hayward
Tennessee Williams
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Elvis Presley
Mona
Elvis
Wanda Orton
The
Baytown Sun
Baytown couple hosts free cancer care weekend at Squirrel Creek Ranch
Since 1999 Sidney and Don Faust fund a three day retreat at their 2300 acre Texas ranch for families battling cancer. The program opens with travel by plane and limousine from San Antonio, with medical volunteers and staff aiding children like Patrick Rider, diagnosed with Neuroblastoma, and their families. The retreats ease financial and emotional strain and unite siblings away from hospital life.
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Baytown
Sidney Faust
Don
San Antonio
Faust
Squirrel Creek
Don Faust
Fausts
Baylor
Claire Rider
Shaine
Patrick
Rider
Louisiana
Houston
Texas Children’s
Identify theft on the rise and common warning signs
The article outlines methods used to steal identities via ATM card skimmers and hidden card readers, keyloggers on computers, and phishing emails. It advises turning off infected machines, consulting professionals for cleaning, and not sharing personal data after verifying the sender. It stresses contacting banks directly when suspicious devices or requests appear.
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Squirrel Creek Ranch
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