New Fiction and Nonfiction Highlights on Route 66 Shelf
A selection of new titles features Dorothy Garlock’s Mother Road set on Route 66 with Dust Bowl travelers in Sayre Oklahoma, Kay Hooper’s Haunting Rachel weaving gothic mystery with memory and a lookalike, and Weiner’s In Her Shoes with sisters Rose and Maggie. Also Chevalier’s Falling Angels spans early twentieth century perspectives, Reynolds’ Threading the Needle blends drag racing with family ties, and Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Living History offers historical perspective.
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Mother Road
Dorothy Garlock
Route 66
Golden West
Sayre
Oklahoma
Rachel
Kay Hooper Hooper
Tracy Chevalier Chevalier
Clay Reynolds
Sherry Littlefield
Keith
Sherry
Texas
Agatite
Hillary Rodham Clinton
From Suburban Roots to First Lady
A compact portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton tracing her rise from 1950s middle class upbringing through Goldwater Girl to student activist and a defining, controversial First Lady shaping American politics. Includes notes on careers and public speaking guidance.
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Clinton
America
Letters to the editor in Texas address or mail
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor at the Texas address 79095 or contact by phone at (806) 447-2463 for submissions or inquiries by mail. The notice indicates standard reader correspondence channels and does not provide further details or deadlines.
Mabel Clement Lifelong Oklahoma Farm Wife Passes to Parkview Manor
Mabel Clement born November 11, 1914 in Oklainton grew up in Collingsworth County. She helped her father, ran the farm with sister Inez, and lived on the land 86 years. Active in First Baptist Church Sunday school for 64 years, she cared for grieving families and students with refreshments. After her sister’s death she moved to Parkview Manor on August 15, 2003, citing better living than a nursing home.
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Mabel Clement
Oklainton
Collingsworth County
Inez
Mabel
First Baptist Church
Parkview Manor Assisted Living
Tts
Clement
Assisted Living Center
Wellington Holiday Square welcomes Carroll's Florals and bakery treats
Letters from readers celebrate festive sights at Wellington's square with Carroll's Holiday Florals, Bel Aire Bakery offerings, and Lexi Hamby Owens confections. Other messages praise Pioneer Park Campground, a WW II reunion visitor's memories, and a heartfelt Christian testimony from Nancy Lindsey amid hospital stay, prayers, and gratitude.
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Wellington
The-Square
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Librar
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U.S. Census Bureau
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Didrive.com
Bidtexasonline
Ane RR Feet
Texas Online, Inc
Ryan A. Krebs
Moontart
Richard A. Dodd
L.C
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P.C
Chi
Board of Legal Specialization
Umeron
Www
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Bidtex
Bidtexasonline.com
BidTexas On-Line, Inc
PUC
Lennie Coleman Sims
Pioneer Park
Idaho
Zook Thomas
Nunnelley
Lowrie
Sincerely, Jim Jackson
Dallas
Baylor Hospital
Bill
God
Love, Nancy Lindsey
N. Texas
Shamrock, TX
Frances Moore
Robert Moore
Lester Glenn
Waffenfabrik Bern
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Remington
Everude
Podge
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Miller
Caison Auction Service
David Caison
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lePlains.com
Monacanel
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