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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2005
Page
2
Rufus Jinx Honeycutt is newly elected to the Round Rock City Council. As a teen he was an usher at the Brunson Theater on Texas Avenue, where his father the late Rufus Honeycutt managed the venue for many years.
Terry Presley and Scott Sheley return to Texas after a Greek islands visit. Martha Mayo and Steve Carroll enjoy a country retreat near Evant. Leon Brown and Mary celebrate Bay Area Heritage Society’s 30th anniversary with Al Dennis, former Baytown Sun publisher, first president. Dennis family now live in Georgetown. Reid Richards, Oklahoma City University student, visits with parents Robin and Steve. Dee Lerma chats with a neighbor while walking her dog. Nancy Borza donates a flagpole to a needy neighbor. Assistant City Manager Bob Leiper aids a sidewalk project. Karen Hawkins pitched as solid help for future projects amid hot weather.
Birthday greetings to our favorite dentally inclined college regent Keith Coburn as he celebrates turning 52. Charles Seligman plans a cake and ice cream gathering on Friday June 24 to mark the occasion.
Gina and David Bloom celebrate one year of marriage on June 26 while Kertha and Roger Valois mark their 40th wedding anniversary on June 6. Sun News invites Send Around Town items to Baytown Sun or sunnews baytownsun com.
Local notice invites organizations to submit their name address and phone number along with volunteer needs to Good Neighbors at 1301 Memorial Baytown Texas 77520 or by emailing sunnews baytownsun com for possible inclusion in forthcoming listings.
Baytown readers can join a garage sale at 1220 Knowlton near North Alexander by Burger King from 8 30 a m to 1 30 p m The Baytown Area Retired School Employees meet at Golden Corral 4610 Garth Road with Melba Anson chairing lunch at 11 a m program 11 30 a m and meeting noon Bible study for singles at San Jacinto Baptist Association 1020 Birdsong Baytown Interdenominational Men s Fellowship meets 6 30 p m at Memorial Assembly of God 3220 N Alexander Drive Seniors learn line dancing at Highlands Community Center 604 Highlands Woods Drive Baby Time at Sterling Municipal Library 10 30 to 10 50 a m Weekly duplicate bridge at Remington Park 901 W Baker Road and more events across Crosby Crosby Democrats Cedar Bayou 4 H scrapbooking and more are listed throughout the calendar.
A note reminds readers of delivery expectations for the Baytown Sun with a 6 a.m. weekday and 8 a.m. Sunday arrival target. It instructs customers to call 425 8048 by 10 a.m. if the paper is late to arrange re-delivery.
Classifieds notes include listings, notices, and briefs across multiple segments. Police beat and deaths are briefed with neutral wording. Sports and television editorials reflect local media positions and community events.
Baytown Sun lists death notices for Mary Artrude Trudy Wolff Estafana R Garza Salvador Barba and Roy Vosloh on Page 10. It invites readers to submit story ideas and photos with contact details for possible publication and shares a quote attributed to Anonymous.
A biblical quote from Mark 11 24 emphasizes faith in prayer and assurance that requests believed as received are granted. It frames belief as a decisive factor in the act of asking. The verse underscores confidence in divine response to prayer.
Partly sunny and hot daytime with high around 94 degrees. Humid evenings with mainly clear sky and low about 72 to 73. Northeast to east winds 8 to 10 mph. Sunrises 6 19 a.m. to 6 23 p.m. Tides vary with low and high times listed.
The Baytown Sun notes it corrects errors promptly and publishes clarifications in this space. Readers may inquire by contacting Sun managing editor David Bloom at 281-425-8016 or via email at david.bloom baytownsun.com.
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