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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
3
The World Almanac notes the New York World first published a Sunday comic section in 1893 with Richard Outcault drawing Hogan's Alley characters. This historic launch marked a milestone in American comic strips and newspaper funnies.
CHANNELVIEW LP After more than two decades at DeZavalla Elementary School in Channelview, Bertha Graham and Roette Holloway retire. They praise teaching, plan travel and gardening, and reflect on discipline and student success shaped by their long service.
Four Baytown Hospital employees with more than 20 years of service will be honored at a Thursday night awards banquet. Recipients are Joe Delgado, Mrs. Iva King, Mrs. Bessie Williams and Mrs. Stella Nieto. Guest speaker is Garrett Graham, executive director of the Greater Houston Hospital Council. About 100 people are expected, including administrators and trustees.
Renee Utt eight daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Utt of Pasadena will perform with her parents Saturday at the Big Blue Barn Tarkington Prairie seven miles east of Cleveland. She has sung since age three and has performed with David Houston and Willie Nelson. Her favorite song is You Aint Woman Enough To Take My Man.
Half of St Maarten in the eastern Caribbean is a French department while the other half belongs to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The border runs through the island with no border guards, reflecting a unique shared sovereignty.
Rev. Msgr. James H. O Neill recalls serving as Army chaplain with Gen. George S. Patton Jr during World War II. He describes composing a short prayer at Patton's request, which led to 250000 copies being printed for the 3rd Army. Four days after distribution the rain stopped and the offensive resumed in France, with O Neill meeting Patton again a month later in Luxembourg.
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