Self Description In One Word From Jimbo
A Baytown columnist shares readers' one word descriptions of him after asking friends to sum up his persona in a single term. Responses range from Brilliant and Razorback to Witty, Unforgettable, Polite, Colorful, Misled, Dynamic, Republican, Friend, and Entertaining, reflecting playful self-portrait and diverse opinions from family, high school friends, and community members.
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Gil Gerlich
Gil
Jim Parsons
O’reba Hussey
Carol Benge
Carol
Patricia Patterson
Pat
Jimmy Smith
Dayton
Mike Scarborough
West Columbia
U Texas
Brother Mike
Monte O
Dan Rather
Dixie Chicks
Teddy Kennedy
Monte
Jimmy Johnson
Peggy Ellis
Peg
Community Calendar Highlights for Baytown Area
Community calendar lists events at Highlands S. Jacinto Center and local venues. Activities include bowling at Max Bowl East, quilting and senior games, children's programs at Crosby and Winnie libraries, Bible study and free lunch at Church of New Beginnings, and various classes, clubs, and senior center activities with times, locations, and contact numbers.
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Highlands
San Jacinto
Highlands Woods Drive
Ward Road
Mary Ann Cowley
Happy Quilters
Market St
Crosby Library
Sterling Municipal Library
Lisa
Juanita Hargraves Memorial
King’s Table
Church of New Beginnings
Bautista Betel
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Rollingbrook Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
N. Main St
Bay Area Quilt Guild
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Scarsdale
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
San Jacinto Cancer Center
Baytown Senior Center
Exxon Mobil
Decker
St. John’s United Methodist Church
S. Alexander Drive
Market Street
First Christian Church
Fecbtx.org
Ladies of Texas
Beta Sigma Phi
Remington Park
Mary Bogan
Wendy Pepper
VFW
N. Main
Overeaters Anonymous
Grace United Methodist Church
North Pruett
Ruth
Lee College to Host Career Connection Open House Saturday
Lee College Recruitment Office hosts a Career Connection Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday in Tucker Hall. The free event highlights in demand careers such as computer technology, business management, nursing, process technology, welding, and more and includes GED information, breakfast, lunch, door prizes, and a scholarship drawing. Keynote speaker Agustin Laredo III of Goose Creek CISD.
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Lee College
Tucker Hall
Agustin Laredo III
Goose Creek Cisd Board of Trustee
Lee College Office of Recruitment
Lee
Diabetes awareness session planned at Baytown Health Center
Harris County Hospital District promotes diabetes awareness month with education campaigns across facilities. A session from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. today at Baytown Health Center covers diabetes management and diet with patient educators and dieticians, plus educational materials. Contact Angelia Guinara at 281-260-3374.
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Baytown Health Center
Garth Road
Angelia Guinara
Today in history highlights mark Elections Day across years
Nov 7 2006 marks Election Day with notable past events including the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, Colorado granting women voting rights in 1893, Jeannette Rankin becoming first woman in Congress in 1916, Nixon four terms in 1940s 1972 and other milestones up to John Glenn in 1998 and liquor ad ban shift a decade ago. Multiple events span politics exploration and social progress across centuries.
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Russia
Plac
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Alexander Kerensky
Republican Party
Thomas Nast
Harper’s Weekly
Colorado
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Congress
Tacoma Narrows
Washington State
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York City
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
George McGovern
John Glenn
Earth
U.S
Associated Press
Bank executive to lead 1950s March of Dimes drive in Houston
Wilton Roper, vice president of Citizens National Bank, is named to direct the March of Dimes campaign in Houston. The note mentions 1950 as the year of appointment and ties the bank leader to civic fundraising.
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Wilton Roper
Citizens National Bank
Houston
Baytown Optimist Club
Tony Palumbo
Gary Jones
Harris County
Correction on Texas Recycles Day permit fee
The notice corrects an error in a Friday page story about Texas Recycles Day. A ten dollar yearly permit is only needed if residents plan to drop off items not collected by the city each month such as wood metal furniture and other items at the recycling center.
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Texas
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Ernest and
Jean Stoerner
Chamber of Commerce
Goose Creek County Club
Country Club
Ron Mullen
Texas Coalition For Healthcare
Baytown Lions Club
Golden Corral
Danielle Lynch
REL
Duplicate Bridge Club
City of Baytown Parks and Recreation
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Highlands Community Center
S. Main St
Crosby
R.S.V.P
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Chambers County Library
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SUN History
Tom Stoppard Zechoslovak-Born
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