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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2004
Page
2
A pregnant narrator recalls discovering Donut Wheel’s build-your-own doughnut shop and enjoying custard and jelly fillings. The piece pivots from indulgence to concern as a phone call reveals gestational diabetes, ending the sweet fantasy with medical news.
Officers for 2004 05 are Dee Anne Navarre president Helen Gerlich president elect Linda Palmer treasurer Linda Roy recording secretary Sara Bob Taylor vice president and Judy Linscott corresponding secretary. Installation dinner was June 22 at Goose Creek Country Club. Grassis greener Robert Creel received Yard of the Month for March from Highlands Chamber of Commerce.
Senior Defensive Driving course by AARP instructor Benny Beck runs 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m at Republic Writing Building on Lee College campus. Register in person at Rundell Hall Continuing Education to receive a parking pass. Fee 10 payable to AARP call 2814256311 for info. Bible study at Baytown Family YMCA Wednesdays 6 p m at 201 YMCA Drive open to all denominations membership not required call 2814271797. Baytown homeschoolers meet 11 30 a m at Highlands Community Center contact Shawna 2815734800 or Teresa 7132402064. Over 42 Club meets 1 p m Wednesdays at St John s United Methodist Church SOL S Alexander Drive call 2814223634. Bingo at Gray Center Wayne Gray Sports Complex East Road.
Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center teams up with San Jacinto Methodist Hospital in Baytown to replenish the blood supply after the July Fourth holiday. Donors should call 281-420-8660 to book an appointment and come to Classrooms A and B at the Garth Campus 4401 Garth Road between 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. For donor information call 713-790-1200.
Partly cloudy conditions start the day with a slight chance of morning showers and thunderstorms. Rain chances rise in the afternoon with highs in the lower 90s and lows in the mid 70s. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise 6 25 a.m. Sunset 8 23 p.m. Tides high 1 02 a.m. low 7 15 a.m. high 3 53 p.m. low 9 09 p.m. Additional note shows 30 percent afternoon storm chance with similar temperatures and winds. Barrow and Tanity Bay referenced without clear context.
A compact guide highlights upcoming features in The Sun edition. It points to sections covering stories, columns, puzzles, and classifieds to help readers navigate the issue efficiently.
A concise look at the enduring phrase and its cultural impact across decades. The expression reflects how love themes persist in music and media, shaping works from literature to film and shaping public sentiment through repeated use.
The Baytown Sun increases home delivery to 10.25 per month starting July 1 2004 and mail subscriptions to 13.45 per month. Call 425-8048 by 10 a.m. if the paper is late for re-delivery. Obituaries note Yollie Vern Murdock and Joel McCarty with Earl C. Perry pending.
An online survey invites residents to share Baytown strengths and weaknesses to help make the city a better place to live. The survey is available on the city site and The Sun’s site.
Readers are invited to submit story ideas and photos to The Baytown Sun via mail or email to David Bloom at baytownsun com. Include contact details. The piece ends with a Booker T. Washington quotation about escape and help.
A biblical verse proclaims that the Lord has taken away judgments and cast out enemies, declaring the king of Israel the Lord is in the midst, promising that you shall not see evil anymore. The quotation centers on divine protection and unity under God.
The Baytown Sun states it corrects errors in a timely manner and publishes clarifications in this space Readers are invited to call Sun managing editor David Bloom at 281 425 8016 for inquiries and corrections
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