May 19 History Highlights Across Centuries
On May 19 across history, Ballets Russes debuted in Paris in 1909 under Sergei Diaghilev, Anne Boleyn was beheaded in 1536, a New England blackout occurred in 1780, the Emergency Quota Act was enacted in 1921, Lawrence of Arabia died in 1935, Churchill pledged aid to Japan in 1943, and Marilyn Monroe sang to President Kennedy in 1962 at Madison Square Garden.
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Ballets Russes
Sergei Diaghilev
Paris
Anne Boleyn
England
Henry VIII
New England
Canada
Congress
Warren G. Harding
T.E. Lawrence
Lawrence of Arabia
Dorset
U.S. Congress
Winston Churchill
Japan
New York
Madison Square Garden
Marilyn Monroe
John F. Kennedy
Roseland Park Dedication and Baytown History Chronology
A concise timeline notes Roseland Park opening in 1949 with a band concert and swimming shows, Baytown Council auditing gaps in 1950, a 2007 Baytown District race count rules granting Lena Yepez a lead, and a 25 year private San Jacinto Christian Academy closure near Lynchburg announced a year earlier.
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Roseland Park
Baytown
Lena Yepez
Mercedes Renteria III
San Jacinto Christian Academy
Lynchburg
Bible Verse About Deliverance Through Prayer
A verse notes that through prayers and the Spirit of Jesus Christ, what has happened will turn out for the author’s deliverance. The speaker emphasizes divine aid and confidence in ultimate relief through faith and supplication.
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Jesus Christ
Baytown Community Activities Across Clubs and Classes
A crowded Baytown events calendar lists Lions Club noon meeting at Golden Corral with Sam Thomas on membership. Crosby Center hosts morning rhythm walking at 8 and Spanish at 10, Bible study at noon, free lunch at 11:30, and Celebrate Recovery at 6:30 at First Baptist. Also notes Baytown Library programs, senior classes, dance, bridge, GED, and various community group meetings at multiple addresses including J D Walker and Market Street locations.
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Baytown
Crosby
Sterling Municipal Library
Crosby Community Center
Hare Rd
Angelique
Duplicate Bridge Club
Market St
Baytown Community Center
Market Street
Bay Area
B.A.N.G
E. F. Green Center
West
Baker Road
Ross S. Sterling High School
Wetlands Center
Baytown Rotary Club
Goose Creek
Crosby High School Graduate Passes Texas Bar Exam
Maegan Lindsey Berch, a Crosby High School 1999 Top Ten graduate, passed the Texas Bar in February after earning a 2003 degree from Texas A&M University and Magna Cum Laude from South Texas College of Law in December 2008. She is the daughter of Becky Lindsey and now works for the Texas State 13th Court of Appeals in Edinburg.
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Maegan
Lindsey Berch
Crosby High School
Texas A & M University
South Texas College of Law
Becky Lindsey
Coie 8Ey Independent Schools
Texas State 13Th Court of Appeals
Edinburg
Texas
Lee College to tour Terra Cotta Warriors exhibit
Lee College Continuing Education will sponsor a day trip to the Houston Museum of Natural Science on Tuesday May 26. The group meets in Parking Lot No 13 on Texas Avenue and departs at 10 am. The $24 fee covers exhibit transport and an IMAX presentation, with lunch at participants’ expense. For registration call 281-425-6311.
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Lee College
Xian China
Beijing
Houston Museum of Natural Science
Lee College Continuing Education
Texas Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
SUN History
First Baptist Church
Rollingbrook
Nick
JoAnn
Or Elaine
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
Promise Center
West Main
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
First Presbyterian Church
Melissa
Crosby Ladies and Lords Chorus
The
Texas Child and Family Institute
Independence Blvd
J.D. Walker
Tops TX
Market
Decker Dr
St. John's United Methodist Church
S. Alexander Drive
JAM Electrical, Inc
T.E.C.L
Master Electrician
North Main
Bob Smith
Baytowr
Crosby Grad
Bulletin Board
Tanglewilde Homeowners Association
Larry and
Darlene Castleberry
Decatur Ave
Iy BY
Revete Rente
Garth R
Main St
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