Clovis Road - Reader Reviewer Wants Movie

This review was found on the Amazon site and like others we have received at our webstore.
Clovis Road - The Dr. Roy Hunt Murder - Littlefield, Texas 1942 - 1943 (Hardcover) Just bought this book for my mother who was born in Littlefield in 1934. This is absolutely a MUST read. Lots of intrigue and sordidness for its time. Very nice quality book, and everything I thought it would be--and then some. I bought this for my mom to read and it's caught my attention. Amazed this book was not made into a movie. It is the stuff movies are made of! Very interesting read!

Cameron

Cameron, Texas history is so interesting. The county history, Matchless Milam, 1984, is a great read. In 2009 our research here was very intense. The result, Clovis Road, was well worth the effort.

Clovis Road Update

Second edition is in the works with updated information, new stories, and viewpoints. Watch for it.

Merry Christmas 2010

Merry Christmas from the authors of Clovis Road

Cameron lost playoff game

The ironic meeting between Littlefield and Cameron did not take place, and both teams lost in the final two rounds to get the state 2A football title.

Littlefield vs Cameron Yoe

It would have been great irony if it had happened, but it did not. So close. Last night Cameron Yoe won its Class 2A state semifinal game against Lago Vista and Littlefield lost theirs to Daingerfield. If Littlefield had won, it would have set up a great foootall game between the two towns that were the subject of so much tension in 1942 to 1943 when Dr. W.R.Newton, Jr. of Cameron shot Dr. Roy Hunt of Littlefield on the Clovis Road. To read the story, Clovis Road, The Dr. Roy Hunt Murder 1942 -1943 Littlefield, Texas is available from Amazon.com.

Book Signing in Littlefield

At the Duggan Museum a book signing for Clovis Road was held today, October 30, 2010 in Littlefield. Ms. Darla Jennings contributed to the success of the event with some of the refreshments, and by increasing the donation to the museum by forgoing Waymore's portion in book sales. All book sales then went to benefit the museum. Mrs. Wanda Erickson handled the arrangements and publicity.