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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2004
Page
2
A columnist notes Georgia-Pacific updates the Brawny Man after 29 years to appeal to women and rebuild sales. The new figure blends sensitivity with ruggedness, replacing the disco-era look of the old lumberjack.
A brief guide to notable items inside The Sun issue, highlighting anticipated features, columns, and mentions of interest for readers seeking quick access to the newspaper’s upcoming content and highlights.
The Chambers County Chapter of the American Cancer Society will host a Rally for the 2004 Relay for Life on January 26 at 6 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church Center in Anahuac. The event invites community members to learn about forming or joining relay teams and supporting cancer research. For details contact Jean Abshier Forrest at 409-252-4588.
The West Chambers County Chamber of Commerce welcomes five new directors to its Board at the annual awards banquet themed TEAMWORK Together We Made a Difference at Eagle Pointe Recreation Complex on Jan. 27. Tickets available in the Chamber office or by calling 281-576-5440. Pictured with 2004 Chairman Dr. Gary Renola of ExxonMobil Mont Belvieu Plastics Plant are incoming directors John Koonce Barbers Hill Schools David Davenport POL Tex International Ken Moore Barbers Hill Banking Center Bill Gibson Enterprise Products and Roger King Bayer.
Xi Alpha Gamma Zeta chapter welcomed six new members in an installation ceremony at Carole Knight's home where first vice president Carole Knight presided. Transferred member Luanne Angel also joined the chapter, with the pictured group including Cheryl Abshier Debi Jordan Kim Cannon Stefanie Manchaca Susan Hazelwood and Denice Massengale.
The Lee College Red Hat Society chapter hosts its January luncheon at Golden Corral on Garth Road at 1 p.m. Registered members are urged to attend as five months of luncheons and invites to area Red Hat events are planned. Call 281-424-2162 or 281-422-2558 for details.
Weather watch notes two days with cloudy to partly foggy conditions. Today, 20 percent rain chance with highs near 70 and south winds 5 to 10 mph. Tides rise to 2:44 am and 3:05 pm with lows at 7:52 am and 6:56 pm.
Notice for Baytown Sun subscribers to expect delivery by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, readers should call 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange re-delivery.
Obituary notices list Dorothy Elizabeth Honeycutt Buckner Juanita Juarez Billie Jean Going Ronald Hill Fisher Deborah June Freeman Tony Allen Russel. Pending entries include Henry E Johnny Johnson Edward G Gosford. Page details follow.
The Baytown Sun seeks readers with fascinating or unusual hobbies or personal stories. Send ideas to c a David Bloom 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 or email david.bloom bay townsun.com with contact details for possible follow up.
The Sun invites readers to submit photos for possible publication. Email Managing Editor David Bloom at david.bloom@baytownsun.com or mail prints to 1301 Memonai Drive Baytown Texas 77520.
A historical aphorism by William Ellery Channing notes that experience may require revising principles as hope trust and instinct join prudence in guiding affairs, acknowledging that dated wisdom can be surpassed by prudent adaptation.
A biblical excerpt from Luke 5 24 states that Jesus tells a paralyzed man to rise take up his bed and go to his house healing him and illustrating authority to forgive sins in earthly healing.
The Baytown Sun states it will correct errors promptly and publish clarifications in this space. Readers may contact Sun managing editor David Bloom at 281 425 8016 or david.bloony baytownsun com for inquiries.
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