Underworlds ACE Track Meet leads Abilene winner Keaty Darkem
Abilene hosted the ACE Track Meet with Keaty Darkem taking first place. The reported results highlight local college and university participants from Texas institutions.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
10
Abilene hosted the ACE Track Meet with Keaty Darkem taking first place. The reported results highlight local college and university participants from Texas institutions.
The report lists changes at Hamlan, Welch and local schools. New transfers appear among freshmen and staff, with families visiting and multiple residents mentioned in the week’s community roundup.
A fragment mentions Sam Antele and Vert DePree with reference to events planned for next week in San Ascele. The report lacks full details but indicates a scheduled activity involving both individuals.
Gustine students excel at the regional speech and extemporaneous events. Participants including Kathy Borks Ty and Zay Wowsie placed among twelve schools, with notable performances by Portes Me and others.
The Comanche 471 Chup met Monday at 7 pm in the REA Boling. Kevin Brazier served as vice president presiding. Jane Joney led opening exercises. Tentative plans for rural fire company were discussed with demonstrations led by Jane Jolley and Leah Vadley along with Gail Conway, Santa Stewas and Sally Key. Refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Gayle Graham visited Abilene over the weekend and stayed with Mr and Mrs Dale McKee and family in All with Me.
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