The Invisible Fence and Our Canine Comedy
A Baytown pastor recounts pet love and a misadventure with underground electric fences. The tale features a Golden Retriever shocked by the boundary, a rescue, and a quip about dogs and their owners. Includes a nod to Steve Martin and a closing note about Wilson Adams of Eastside Church of Christ.
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Steve Martin
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St Pauls Hosts Travis Teacher Lunch Tradition
St Pauls United Methodist Church at 7915 Bayway Drive hosted Travis Elementary faculty and staff for a pre school lunch. The event, a long running custom, features ham bread potatoes and salads prepared by church members as thanks to educators. Pastor Dottie Dumas notes the church school ties dating to 1957.
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Travis Elementary
M.T. Thomas
Travis
Dottie Dumas
St Pauls UMC to Offer Long Term Bible Studies
St Pauls United Methodist Church hosts Disciple 1 3 and Jesus in the Gospels Bible studies each running about 34 weeks with weekly 2 1/2 to 3 hour sessions. Disciple 1 and 3 meet 34 weeks for Old and New Testament overview and prophets. Jesus in the Gospels spans 32 weeks with daily readings.
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Community calendar highlights at Baytown churches and centers
A Baytown area community calendar lists events at Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church St. Pauls Lutheran Church St Johns United Methodist Church Comfort Suites Interdenominational Men's Fellowship Church of New Beginnings and local centers. Activities include homecoming programs bluegrass music Bible studies yoga quilting line dancing bridge games and storytime with contact numbers for each item.
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the Bayou
Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Schilling
Interstate 10
N. Main
Grace United Methodist Church
N. Pruett St
Sterling Municipal Library
Church of New Beginnings
N. Alexander Drive
Larry Graves
Duplicate Bridge Club
City of Baytown Parks and Recreation Community Center
Market St
Highlands
San Jacinto
Highlands Woods Drive
Lisa
King’s Table
Today in history overview for August 20
On August 20, 1968, Warsaw Pact troops invaded Czechoslovakia ending the Prague Spring. Benjamin Harrison was born in 1833 in North Bend Ohio. Andrew Johnson declared Civil War over in 1866. 1920 saw Detroit radio station 8MK begin daily broadcasting. 1953 the Soviet Union acknowledged hydrogen bomb tests. Voyager 2 launched in 1977. Susan McDougal sentenced in Whitewater case ten years ago. Sir Fred Hoyle died in 2005 at age 86 in Bournemouth.
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Czechoslovakia
Alexander Dubcek
Benjamin Harrison
United States
North Bend
Ohio
Andrew Johnson
8MK
Detroit
WWJ
U.S
Susan McDougal
Little Rock
Ark
Notable local events span Ima Hogg rites to gas blasts
The note recounts 1975 funeral services for Ima Hogg, 1989 Lanier Drive opening boosting traffic on Highway 146, a 2000 natural gas well explosion near FM 562 causing evacuations but no injuries, and a 2004 Moss Bluff incident evacuating 75 as a Duke Energy storage facility vented flames. A quotation by Charlotte Painter ends the record.
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Ima Hogg
Lanier Drive
Loop 201
Lee Drive
Cedar Bayou Road
Park Street
FM 562
Anahuac
Aspect Resources LLC
Denver
Moss Bluff
Duke Energy
Living God Not a God of the Dead
A biblical quotation from Luke 20 38 is cited to affirm that God is a living deity rather than dead. The verse declares that all live unto him and emphasizes divine eternal life.
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