Students Dress in 1950s Clothes for 50th Day
Elementary students marked the 50th day of the school year by wearing 1950s era attire. The page notes teachers encouraged period costumes and a page two continuation.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2011
Page
1
Elementary students marked the 50th day of the school year by wearing 1950s era attire. The page notes teachers encouraged period costumes and a page two continuation.
Voters head to designated precincts today for the general election with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ballot issues include continuing a one quarter percent Baytown street maintenance sales tax to fund street repairs. See Day 7.
State Rep Wayne Smith and Baytown VFW Post 912 join Ross S Sterling High School JROTC for a 11 a.m. Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Plaza Bicentennial Park. JROTC will present colors, national anthem, pledge, armed forces medley and Smith will speak. invocation and benediction by Paul Lowe Jr.
Anahauac lawmen describe the term person of interest as a media tool yet Kevin Edison Smith is identified as a person of interest in the Killing Fields murders. He is jailed in Chambers County while investigators probe linked slayings along the Houston Galveston corridor near I 45.
Beach City officials contest a water and sewer rate increase first served July 22, 2010 by private utility T and J Taylor. After city denial, TCEQ overturned it allowing higher charges. City ordinance denying the rise was ruled invalid for lateness. TCEQ declined to reconsider. Residents in Bayridge Subdivision face minimum charges.
The 25th Annual Christmas Tree Fantasy invites groups to decorate trees for display at Baytown Historical Museum. Entrants provide their own trees up to six feet tall with tasteful decorations. Last year had 15 trees. organizer Terry Presley hopes for more, with groups like Service League and Noon Pilot Club returning and plans for Girl Scout and Boy Scout entries. Texas A M and University of Texas trees are anticipated, though an Aggie tree is especially sought. Deadline to register is Wednesday.
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