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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2008
Page
12
Margarita S. Lepe of Baytown will marry Ivan L. Lepe of Baytown on December 26 at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Baytown with Father Guerero officiating.
The Fifth Annual Red Hat Society Luncheon drew about 65 of 140 members at Lee College Cyber Café. Members from Kemah joined festivities with Santa photos, games, and a barbecue lunch while collecting canned goods for Love Inc. Donations last year topped 500 pounds for Grace United Methodist Church and Bay Area shelters.
At 104 North Main Street Baytown the Dawg House Café owner Maria Zoes sells handmade ceramic ornaments and magnets featuring dog biscuits and houses. Proceeds from every sale go to the Baytown Humane Society. Customers can customize items with pet names.
New York AP reports families blend charity with gifts to spread cheer. Tales from 1985 to today show donations to Salvation Army Parkinson’s research and the Michael J Fox Foundation, with others like Paul Schenkenberg giving about 600 dollars.
Family hosts annual Christmas auction with garage sale finds bought all year by mom. Tim Lacone reports at St. Joseph Catholic School where kindergarten and first grade classes collect teddy bears Santa figures and baby blankets for Texas Children's Hospital. Students plan further classroom service projects through May.
A roundup highlights continuing museum programs and library events for children and teens, with Naperville Library money management workshops on Dec 29 and Jan 2. It notes affordable family activities like matinee movies, bowling at Western Bowl in Arvada for about 50 dollars for a family of four, and Habitat for Humanity volunteer opportunities for kids as young as five.
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