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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1977
Page
3
A garbled report notes Winnie Sanders winning a nursery pool event Friday. The fragment mentions a 77.8 score by a participant named Sanders and references Chaves, with unclear context and dates.
A damaged OCR wedding notice details Debra Lankford marrying George Durgin Jones at a ceremony with families and classmates. The article lists many attendees, bridal party members, and social events surrounding the nuptials, with notes on school affiliations and future plans.
A reader friendly guide explains green onions as versatile harvesters with tender green leaves and white stalks. It notes varieties, storage tips, heads for freshness, and serving ideas including light cooking, soups, and sauces.
Readable fragments list new arrivals and dates with various names and places including Burien Chermiveen Mir Mes and Davenpool. Mentions Grandpatents and Willan with several individuals and venues, but specifics are unclear due to OCR garble.
A county extension agent notes that a favored child can cause friction within families. Parents and siblings feel the impact as jealousy and favoritism influence household dynamics.
Enrollment opens for Baytown YMCA swim program on August 28. Registration for residents is on Wednesday and Friday, with contact at 4257-1787 or 2 Wee Drive. The notice notes parental guidance shaping early childhood activity and future life habits.
The Bets Sign group announces a September gathering with members Ang, Brealey, Exger, and Steep listed among attendees. The session includes a $1 fee for a dinner and a social at 7 pm on Sept. 1 at the Community Center with Geemic as hostess and Secrest HL Jobenon attending.
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