Wooster’s Market Street memories revive old Wooster shops
Virginia Williams Wingate recalls Wooster area businesses once along Market Street Road now Bayway Drive. She mentions a drug store at Bayway near the plant road, a bakery that made a ship cake, Havis Grocery later a feed and hardware store, Hooks Grocery, Wolverton’s cafeteria, Casey’s near Weaver Street, the Wooster Inn from prohibition days, Johnny Wooster’s filling station, the Yellow Jacket drive in with colorful carhop uniforms, a Roy’s model airplane shop, and Wylie’s icehouse and beauty shop combo.
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Virginia Williams Wingate
Wooster
Market Street Road
Bayway Drive
Bayway
Plant Road
Humble
Park Street
Lionel
Wooster Street
Second
Wolverton's
Wolvertons
Casey's
Weaver Street
Johnny Wooster
Crow Road
Brownwood
Yellow Jacket
Roy
North Street
Wylie's
Restored memories at Walter Brown Black Cemetery
A Baytown area group works to revive Walter Brown Cemetery in Old River-Winfree, once kept by Walter Brown for the Black community in 1922. Residents recount kindness and hardship, saying many graves lack headstones yet remain a place of family memory and burial for those with limited means.
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Old River-Winfree
Robert Bell
Walter Brown Cemetery
Walter Brown Cemetery Association
Marcella Quincy
M.Q.” Bradford
Walter Brown
Old River - Winfree
Baytown
Rose St. Romain
Brown
Daddy
St. Romain
Baytown Sun
Nicki Evans
Old River
Connecting with kids through gaming and online life
A mother seeks ways to engage two teens in gaming and the online world with her tech savvy husband. The advice emphasizes parental involvement, shared online activities, and using FAQs to learn games, plus caution about online safety and building time to practice together to bridge the gap.
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Aaron
Google.com
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