Gary Dale . . .Darlington athlete who could do it all
By Butch Dale Gary Dale was a good shooter. Gary Dale exceled in track. Butch (on right) and Gary as kids. • • • • I have written articles about several Montgomery County athletes from the good ol days in the past few months, and this time I am writing about someone very special to me . . . my little brother Gary Dale, who is four years younger than me and graduated from DHS in 1970.
When we were little kids growing up on the farm, Gary and I loved all types of sports, and we followed the high school games closely. We idolized our heroes, and wanted to be like them some day. Gary told me that he would wait near the school lunch line to see if he could get autographs from Ron Threlkeld and Winston Wilson, two of the stars on the 1960 DHS basketball team. And Gary an
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It does re-establish a bit of normality : Historic Central Texas theater reopens after shutdown
The oldest continuously operating movie theater in the state of Texas reopened its doors to patrons Thursday night after a long-term shutdown caused by the pandemic.
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CLIFTON, Texas â The oldest continuously operating movie theater in the state of Texas reopened its doors to patrons Thursday night after a long-term shutdown caused by the pandemic.
The Cliftex Theater in Clifton opened back in 1916 as the Queen Theatre, showing silent films. Over time, the theater evolved and changed names, showing new films to stay afloat.