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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2006
Page
2
A bemused spouse chronicles a three hour King Kong screening filled with previews, delays, and jokes about feminism and pop culture. The writer notes sluggish pacing, dinosaur and ape action, and ends by recommending a different late arrival experience and a chick flicks pick.
The Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs met December 2 at Goose Creek Country Club with Barbara McClintock presiding. A Christmas music program by Dr Kent Reap and a silent club auction were noted. The Baytown Home Economics Association held its December 13 Christmas Dinner at a member home with Joanne Springer presiding and a gift exchange led by Seborn Thomas. Doug Williams led a carol session ending with The Twelve Days of Christmas. BHEA officers include President Joanne Springer and others. AS Chapter of PEO met December 8 at a member home with Eleanor Albon presiding and a 24 member Christmas luncheon followed by a gift exchange. PEO’s mission and annual officers are listed.
A crowded community calendar lists a blood drive at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital from 3 30 to 7 30 p m with appointments via the San Jacinto Lab. Also notes Baytown homeschoolers at Highlands Community Center, Overeaters Anonymous at Westminster Church, and numerous clubs, classes, and senior activities with contact numbers and locations across Baytown and Highlands.
A condensed historical digest highlights ten year, five year and one year milestones, a college tuition discount, a high school football fatality, plus a call for reader photo submissions and hobby stories. The Baytown Sun also notes corrections policy and invites reader inquiries.
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