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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2008
Page
2
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A bake sale and rummage sale at Elite Mixed Martial Arts on 2312 N Alexander Drive runs today from 9 am to 4 pm with a silent auction and martial arts display. Proceeds help cover Elias Cuaron’s treatment for Alpha Antitrypsin Deficiency, a rare liver disease.
Mont Belvieu Knights of Columbus fundraises with an Eagle Pointe golf tournament. Gulf Coast Trikers TX 2 meets at St. Pauls UMC on Decker Drive at 10 a.m. Youth Bowling League opens at Max Bowl East with bumper bowling for ages 4-8 and classic bowling for ages 8-21. VFW Post 912 holds bingo at 2 p.m. Calvary Temple opens the 1896 Wooster School and 1910 Brown-McKay Farmhouse at Republic of Texas Plaza Park 5117 North Main Street today 1 to 3 p.m. Baytown Historical Preservation Association info 281 421 2099. Services at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. at church 7319 Breda. Call 281 839 3009.
Amy Brewer displays the Patriot as Goose Creek Memorial High School adopts the mascot for the new campus set to open to students in August Goose Creek ISD confirms the August start and the Patriot as the school symbol with Brewer pictured.
St. John’s United Methodist Church hosts Neighborhood Safety Day from 4 to 8 p.m. in Wynnewood Baytown offering free hot dogs and drinks, bike registration, and Crime Watch information. Baytown Police will provide Identifid for parents and children, with a hurricane preparedness seminar by Fire Marshal Bernard Olive and a moonwalk for kids. Location is 501 S. Alexander. contact 281-422-3684 or 281-427-5930 for details.
June 28 marks notable events from 1778 Monmouth battle in New Jersey where Molly Pitcher legend emerged to 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination in Sarajevo. Other items include 1919 Versailles Treaty, 1939 Pan Am transatlantic service start, 1944 Dewey Bricker GOP ticket, 1950 Seoul captured, 1978 Bakke ruling, 2008 Enquirer apology settlement, 2014-15 war toll updates, and eagle delisting.
In 1937 trustee Walter Y. Harvey urged Lee College to charge adults $100 yearly to ease taxpayer burden. A 1950 Baytown Rosenzweig Building was estimated at $30,000. In 2005 Beach City officials approved a flagpole and plaque honoring Pfc. Wesley Riggs, a 2003 Barbers Hill graduate killed in Iraq.
The writer William Dean Howells notes that a man becomes widely engaging by showing broad curiosity. His quote implies that genuine interest in others and the world makes one fascinating to all audiences.
A biblical verse, Ezekiel 7 19, warns that people cast silver and gold in the streets as their riches fail to save them on the day of the Lord wrath. It declares silver and gold cannot satisfy the soul or fill the stomach, labeling wealth a stumbling block of iniquity.
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