H E B shelves plans for Santavy
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2016
Page
4
The top trend report lists H E B shelves plans for Santavy as the leading article for the week, followed by other major local stories across Baytown and nearby areas.
A reader argues the Pope is biblically against capital punishment while citing scripture from the Old and New Testaments. The letter asserts God established capital punishment for murderers and references Matthew 5 17 18 John 19 11 and Revelation 13 10 to defend keeping the penalty.
Wanda Orton notes the life of Mary Beazley Gaillard, wife of oil pioneer John Gaillard. Born into the Beazley family with deep Galveston Bay ties, she outlived her husband by 31 years, traveled worldwide, became an early Goose Creek club member, and pursued painting in her 80s. She died in 1973 at age 100 and is buried in Houston. John Gaillard rests at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery.
JoAn Martin reflects on the surge of new grandmothers whose joy at their grandchildren reshapes parenting norms, with white families increasingly raising grandchildren and aging seniors entering diaper markets as the 80 to 90 age group grows.
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