Sue Clay Hughey Williams lifelong Baytown resident dies
Sue Clay Hughey Williams 95, a Baytown homemaker and travel agent, died July 10 2020 after a long illness. Born August 1 1924 in Osceola Arkansas she graduated salutatorian from Robert E Lee High School 1942 and married Lanel Williams in 1943. She lived in Jonesboro Baytown and later worked with The Travel Post guiding many tours including a notable 1981 China trip. She is survived by son John Law Williams Jr daughter Suzanne Cantrell and grandchildren. A private service will be held with a memorial later this year. Memorials may go to Building Fund Trinity Episcopal Church Baytown.
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Sue Clay Hughey Williams
Osceola
Arkansas
Mary Clay Lovewell Hughey
Hugh Henry Hughey
Baytown
Sue Clay
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee Brigadiers
Lee Hi-Lites
University of Arkansas
Chi Omega Sorority
Chi Omega
John Law Williams
Lan
Frank
Trinity Episcopal Church
Altar
St. Cecilia’s Guild
Service League of
Ladies Association of
Goose Creek
Chinese Tourist Authority
Southwest
American Society of Travel Agents
China
James Franklin Williams
Margaret Lovewell Felton
Suzanne Felton Willson
John Law Williams, Jr
Suzanne Williams Cantrell
C. Dell Cantrell
Laura Katherine Cantrell
Mary Clay Cantrell Gebauer
Chase J. Gebauer
Benjamin Chase Gebauer
Reid William Gebauer
Ed Williams
Bobbye
Delia Saliba
Diane Wynn
Christen Arnold
Cliff Williams
Mabell Salazar
Sandy Hodges
Sharon Beuhler
Callista Simon
Trinity
Columbarium
Trinity Episcopal Church Building Fund
N. Main St
Patricia M Chandler longtime Highlands Houston resident dies
Patricia Morgan Chandler longtime Highlands and Houston Texas resident died July 11 2020 of natural causes. She attended Robert E Lee High School twirler for four years graduating 1962 and earned an associate degree at Lee College in 1982 and a BA in business management from University of Houston in 1985. She owned Jet Cargo News an international airline industry publication before selling it and working at Pate Engineering until retirement 2008. Survived by sister Barbara Lane brothers William Buddy Morgan and Audie Morgan, two sons Michael and David, six grandchildren Carmalee Jedd Solomon Jacob Amanda Samantha and three great grandchildren Eli Samuel Trinity. Funeral July 17 2020 at Sterling-Whites Funeral Home Highlands 77562. Viewing July 16 4-5 pm and friends 5-8 pm.
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Pate Engineering
Barbara Lane
William
Buddy” Morgan
Audie Morgan
Michael
David
Carmalee
Jedd
Solomon
Jacob
Amanda
Samantha
Eli
Samuel
Trinity
Sterling-Whites Funeral Home
Crosby-Lynchburgh Rd
Highlands
Texas GOP mulls online convention after court setbacks
The Texas Republican Party may move its three day convention online after Houston officials canceled in person events over COVID-19 safety worries. Courts rejected attempts to force Houston to host the gathering, while city and state leaders cited hospital strain and risk to workers. The party’s executive committee planned a Monday vote to cancel.
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Houston
Republican Party of Texas
Texas Supreme Court
GOP
Sylvester Turner
State Party
Turner
Supreme Court
Daryl L. Moore
Texas
Larry Weiman
Texas Medical Association
Avalita Gonzalez Baytown woman dies at 72
Avalita Adela Gonzalez 72 of Baytown Texas died July 9 2020 born Mathis Texas January 24 1948 to Juan and Refugia Olivo. She was preceded in death by her parents and two sisters husband Antonio Ray Gonzalez Sr son Antonio Jr grandson Antonio III granddaughters Sirena and Marisa daughter-in-law Martha five sisters three brothers and many nieces and nephews Visitation 5 to 7 p.m. July 16 2020 Navarre Funeral Home Baytown TX Funeral 11 a.m. July 17 2020 Navarre Funeral Home Chapel Burial Earthman Memory Gardens Baytown TX
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Avalita
Adela) Gonzalez
Baytown
Texas
Mathis
Juan and
Refugia Olivo
Antonio Ray Gonzalez Sr
Antonio Jr
Antonio III
Sirena
Marisa
Martha
Navarre Funeral Home
Rollingbrook
Earthman Memory Gardens
James Earl Crawley obituary notices grave side service
James Earl Crawley was preceded in death by his parents Jerry and Vera Crawley son Andrew Crawley and sister Dale Aguero. He is survived by his children Nicholas Vera and Sarah Crawley brother Robert Crawley sisters Carolyn McNulty Penny Sibery and Becky Phillips and many grandchildren. A grave side service will be held at Cedar Crest Cemetery Inc 3010 Ferry Rd Baytown Texas 77520 on Tuesday July 14 2020 at 10 a.m.
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James
Jerry
Vera Crawley
Andrew Crawley
Dale Aguero
Nicholas Crawley
Sarah Crawley
Robert Crawley
Carolyn McNulty
Penny Sibery
Becky Phillips
Cedar Crest Cemetery, Inc
Ferry Rd
Baytown
Gifts to Sterling Library Honor Memorials by Donors
Sterling Municipal Library honors memorial gifts received in recent weeks for Kay Bowers Joe Batrick Dr Larry Christensen Betty Duvall Paul Hemphill Suzanne Hemphill Evelyn Foreman Copeland McGill Verna Mae Theiss. Donors include John and Dee Wilson Marilyn Sandhop Baytown Chamber of Commerce Donna Dickerson Terry and Kay McDaniel Ronn and Anna Lee Haddox Tommy and Linda Hathaway Guinn and Maxine Baker.
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Sterling Municipal Library
Kay Bowers
God
John and
Dee Wilson
Jesus
Marilyn Sandhop
Joe Batrick
Benjamin Franklin
America
Larry Christensen
Maisy
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Pawverbs
Donna Dickerson
Betty Duvall
Eloise
Horton
Carol Bartz
Dr. Seuss
East Texas
Tommy
Linda Hathaway
Verna Mae Theiss
Guinn
Maxine Baker
UT keeps The Eyes of Texas as alma mater amid demands
UT officials announced steps to make the university more welcoming to Black students while keeping The Eyes of Texas as the Longhorns alma mater. Interim president Jay Hartzell said the song will continue to be sung after games, noting the need to own its history and reclaim its meaning. An unsigned social media letter claimed athletes want the song replaced and warned they would withhold recruitment and alumni event support unless concerns are addressed.
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Austin
University of Texas
Eyes of Texas
Jay Hartzell
Longhorns
Texas
Preventing heat illness tips and risks from heat exposure
Humid hot conditions raise heat illness risk from dehydration heat stroke and heat exhaustion. Guidance from CDC and Johns Hopkins Medicine emphasizes hydration rest and cooler outdoor times, with special caution for children and seniors. Nellie Lunsford at Chambers Health provides compliance and education guidance.
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Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Johns Hopkins
Hopkinsmedicine. Org
Nellie Lunsford
Chambers Health
Chambershealth.org
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