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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2016
Page
1
Sponsors are still needed for the annual A Night on the Nile gala supporting ADA services. organizers urge local businesses and individuals to contribute, noting proceeds fund accessibility programs and community outreach.
A feature explores choosing slower living away from screens to savor daily sports pleasures. Readers are urged to reduce phone use, reclaim time for games, practices, and outdoor activity, finding focus and balance through simple, mindful athletic moments.
Obituary notices highlight the passing of Merle L. Clapp and Dr. David H. Cummings. Both are remembered for their contributions, with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements noted for readers seeking information and tribute.
A verse from 1 Peter 1 18 19 emphasizes redemption not by perishable silver or gold but by the precious blood of Christ a lamb without blemish or defect.
Wooster Baptist Church in Baytown celebrates 75 years of ministry with long-time members including several aged 90 and above. Pastor Jason Shuttlesworth notes challenges and ongoing good work as congregants gather 10:30 a.m. for a 75th timeline service featuring singing, a Reunion Choir, a meal, and fellowship.
On a Monday afternoon, more than 100 people joined a march honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. organizer Boris Caldwell called turnout impressive. Candice Caldwell said the event is a family tradition she hopes to pass to her 9 month old son Chase. The march started at Stephen F. Austin Elementary and proceeded along Massey Tompkins Road to Garth Road with signs of peace, love and freedom carried by clergy, families, and volunteers of diverse ages and backgrounds.
Dr Alfred Dan Lucius, beloved Baytown obstetrician gynecologist, delivered his last baby and retires after beginning practice on July 4, 1965. He came to Baytown in the early 1960s after military service and a stint at Barksdale Base. Lucius built a multigenerational patient base, emphasizing compassionate care and strong patient relationships.
Chambers County deputies found Lillie Hargraves, age 70, with a gunshot wound to the head at a residence on Campbell Road in Winnie. She was flown to Hermann Memorial Hospital in stable condition and is expected to undergo surgery the following day. Authorities, including Sheriff Brian Hawthorne, investigation ongoing.
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