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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2005
Page
15
The Baytown Sun publishes anniversary engagement and wedding notices each Sunday. To place an announcement contact the Sun two weeks before the desired publication date. For details call 281-422-8323 ext. 8013 or visit 1301 Memorial Drive.
Miss Amy Haney of Brandon announces engagement to John Austin Emmons son of Doug and Patty Wilkins of San Antonio Texas and Jerry Emmons of Greenville Texas The couple plans a October 29 2005 wedding at Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church Baytown The bride elect is a UT Austin graduate and kindergarten teacher for Goose Creek ISD while Emmons is a Lamar University graduate and account manager for Cahill Industries in San Antonio
Jessica grieves her father after a sudden death and withdraws from friends and small troubles. She recalls her father’s advice to view life through a long lens and joins seven families traveling to China to adopt daughters, forming instant bonds as they fly 14 hours and 25 minutes, crossing the date line and losing a day.
The group learns to cope with culture shock in a very different country as Jess observes the hardship faced by the orphaned girls. They confront environmental pollution and foreign foods in a restaurant, realizing the importance of preserving the babies’ culture amid change.
A snapshot of top children’s books with prices and publishers, followed by a book review segment discussing cultural identity, family memory, and resilience. The piece references Lemony Snicket, J K Rowling, Mattie Stepanek, and others, plus notes author Jacqueline Kolosoy’s Texas Tech ties and Baytown Sun reviewer JoAn Martin.
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