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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2005
Page
2
Steve Carroll described his mindset as thankful after a serious traffic accident last week near Erath that sent him and Martha Mayo to Scott and White Hospital in Temple. The couple, involved in a collision with an out-of-control 18 wheeler, survived and are recovering after LifeFlight transport.
Proud grandparents Anna Lee and Ronn Haddox announce the birth of Annabelle Redwine on August 31 to LeAnne and Ruffin Redwine of Cypress. The couple also has daughters Georgia Mae aged 3 and Lilly Anne who will be 2 in October.
Steve Don Carlos credits Harris County Hospital District for converting Astro Hall into a functional hospital to care for Katrina evacuees sheltered at the Astrodome. In Highlands, preparations for the 49th Highlands Jamboree begin October 1 with Barbara Reeves, Betty Brewer, Margie Elliott and Ramona Jones coordinating parade booths fun run and course. Mary and Curt Bell visit Paris to watch granddaughter Carolyn Bell perform in Moon Over the Brewery at Plaza Community Theater. Carolyn is the daughter of Joel and Linda Bell of Paris. Joel a 1976 Ross Sterling High School graduate. Brennon Marsh returns to Baytown as Woodforest National Bank vice president. Roger Ford, now in East Windsor, Connecticut, emails thoughts on a Sun story. he and Tammy, LaPorte High graduate, lived in Baytown for 15 years. They have two children, Alex and Sarah, both students in Connecticut. Alex was named Player of the Week. Page 3.
A Baytown area community calendar lists multiple events today and upcoming. Grilling tour stops at Wal-Mart in Baytown from 3 to 8 PM, with cooking demos. Baytown Genealogy Society meets at 10 AM to elect officers at United Way Red Cross building. Scottish Rite Club meets 7 PM at Golden Corral.
A dense schedule of free classes and events in Crosby area centers outlines oil painting watercolor and rhythm walking at the Community Center on Hare Road while baby time, jazzercise, scrapbooking and GED classes run weekly at various sites. Additional events include duplicate bridge, seniors activities, Lions Club speech, gospel night, library toddler time, and October trips with sign up details and contact numbers.
Partly sunny with a mainly clear humid evening. High 91, low 74. SE winds 6 mph. Sunrise 7 03 a m, sunset 7 28 p m. Tides high 10 05 a m low 10 32 p m. Sun and clouds with later clear humid conditions. Winds shift to south 13 mph and sunset 7 27 p m. Tides low 9 55 a m high 11 43 p m.
Notice outlines expected delivery times for Baytown Sun from Monday to Saturday by 6 am and Sunday by 8 am. Readers should call 425-8048 by 10 am if the paper is not delivered on time to arrange re delivery.
Susan M. Fry Sievers dies, with obituary page reference to Page 8. She is remembered for her decades of community service and family ties. Further details and funeral arrangements appear in the referenced section.
The Baytown Sun invites readers to submit unusual hobbies or fascinating tales for potential publication. Include contact details and any helpful information so editors can reach contributors if a story is chosen.
The Sun invites readers to submit photos for possible publication. Email high quality images to Managing Editor David Bloom at david.bloom baytownsun.com or send prints to The Sun offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown 77520.
A short quotation attributed to an Arab proverb notes that a word remains free until spoken, at which point it ceases to be under the speaker’s control and becomes its master. The line frames language as a two edged tool.
A Bible verse proclaims that the Lord has loved his people with an everlasting love and will draw them with loving kindness as stated in Jeremiah 31 3. The quotation emphasizes divine steadfast affection and redemptive goodwill toward Israel.
The Baytown Sun states it corrects errors promptly and publishes clarifications in this space. Readers may contact managing editor David Bloom at 281 425 8016 or via email at david.bloom baytownsun.com with inquiries.
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