Description: Lawman. The Story of Clay White, a Life of Service. Allbritton, Orval E. Hot Springs, AR: Garland County Historical Society, 2014. Trade paperback, 270 pages, b&w photos, index. Signed by Orval Allbritton. Clay traveled far in his lifetime—from a small town in Oklahoma to the battlefields of Europe, from the gambling dens of Hot Springs and the byways of Garland County, Arkansas, to a position of power in the state capital. He played many roles: World War II infantryman at the Battle of the Bulge and in Germany, Resident FBI agent in Hot Springs for twenty-three years (1954-1977), first Arkansas State Crime Lab Director, and six-term Sheriff of Garland County, Arkansas (1981-1992). Tells the story of a brave, honest man who arrived in Hot Springs when it was a wide-open, illegal Mecca for gamblers and crooks. Bringing that era to vivid life, the book shows how Clay White served the Hot Springs/Garland County community as Hot Springs evolved into a family-friendly resort destination. He was a crucial part of that evolution, and this book reveals how Clay White’s lifetime of service helped shape the life of a community.
Price: 15.95 USD
Location: Mount Ida, Arkansas
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All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
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Binding: Softcover, Wraps
Special Attributes: Inscribed
Author: Allbritton
Year Printed: 2014
