Coming Soon Events Invitation From Sun News Baytown
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2014
Page
2
Readers are invited to email sunnews baytownsun.com with the subject line coming soon to have local events listed. The notice encourages community submissions for upcoming happenings.
The Kiwanis Club holds its Thursday noon meeting at Goose Creek Country Club.
The annual Goose Creek Memorial High School Choir Pop Show runs at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the GCM auditorium. Tickets are 5 dollars in advance or 6 dollars at the door.
Cove Volunteer Fire Department hosts Appreciation Day at 11 to 5 at the Cove Community Building to raise funds. Baytown Seniors plan an overnight Paragon Casino trip to Marksville Louisiana June 23-24 with $60 per person two to a room or $75 for single, includes $25 play and $10 food credit. reserve and pay by May 31. contact David Weber 832-597-6400. Also three game series starts 7 p.m. Thursday with next games 6 p.m. Friday and 8 p.m. Friday if needed.
A verse from First Corinthians urges believers to unite and avoid divisions. Paul appeals to the church in Jesus Christ's name for harmony of mind and thought.
Barbara McGraw congratulates Linda Keene of Keene Turbomachinery Services after she won raffle No. 1 a hunting and fishing package during the Evening Pilot Club Baytown fundraiser led by Wilma Hayes.
Coastal Carolina University scientists predict no hurricane landfalls on the East Coast or Gulf of Mexico this year, forecasting a below to near normal season from June 1 to November 30. Most likely outcome is no Southeast landfalls, with a second scenario of one East Coast and one Gulf hit, nine to eleven tropical storms, three to six becoming hurricanes, and one or two major hurricanes.
A Wednesday Page 1 correction fixes transposed names under the two District 36 congressional runoff candidates. The corrected version assigns each name to the proper candidate and clarifies the race results.
The Robert E. Lee High School band and choir groups present their second Spring Festival at Bicentennial Park on Saturday May 24. The free event begins at 9 a.m. with jazz to concert bands and percussion, featuring REL orchestra, Baytown, Horace Mann bands, and REL choir. The symphonic band concert closes the day with alumni. Open rehearsals are May 22 at 3 p.m. Lunch options include hotdogs and hamburgers for $5, with T shirts for sale to support the program.
The schedule lists events starting at 9 00 a m with Band Olympics and activities for current band members. A lunch by Band boosters costs $5 at 12 00 p m with Jazz band entertainment. Afternoon concerts include Horace Mann Junior School band conce 1 00 p m and 1 30 p m, Jazz band 2 00 p m, Solo performers at 2 45 p m, Lee Orchestra 3 45 p m, Winterguard 4 15 p m, Faculty rock band 4 30 p m, Percussion Ensemble 5 00 p m, dinner 6 00 p m with jazz and choir, Concert band 7 00 p m, and Symphonic band with alumni at 7 30 p m.
A benefit barbecue chicken dinner and whole brisket sale is set for Beach City on Saturday May 24 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Beach City Community building. Presale tickets cost 10 per plate, briskets 55 each, with limited quantities. Presale locations include the Beach City Community building Lazy J Feed and Supply or from Jay Hammes, Mayor Billy Combs, City Secretary Evonne Donnelly, Alderman Paul Newman. For more information call 281-383-3180.
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