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Another Little Black Haired Girl

Growing up a Preacher's Kid in Small Town Oklahoma

de Dorothy Ailey with Judy Bumgarner

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In this memoir, Dorothy Ailey tells stories about Holy Rollers, a peeping Tom, and an old woman who lived in a round house. She shoved a bean up her sister's nose, witnessed an oil gusher, eloped with her boyfriend and was chased by monkeys. All this while playing piano in her father's church, starting a teaching career and hoping her husband would come home from World War II.
"Another Little Black Haired Girl" will bring a smile to your face and a lump to your throat.
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  • Categoría principal: Biografías y memorias
  • Características: Vertical estándar, 20×25 cm
    N.º de páginas: 252
  • Fecha de publicación: ago. 04, 2014
  • Idioma English
  • Palabras clave Judy Bumgarner, Martin family, Hunter family, Holland family, Oklahoma, Martin, Hunter, Ailey
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Dorothy Ailey
Nashville, TN

Dorothy Ailey is a 96-year-old, retired Oklahoma teacher who currently lives in a Nashville, Tennessee nursing home. Demure and reserved one minute, droll and quick-witted the next, Dorothy is a favorite among the facility staff. She's surprisingly tech savvy using her computer to send emails, surf the Internet and play some mean games of Spider Solitaire. Dorothy's daughter, Judy Bumgarner, who also lives in Nashville, is a Methodist pastor's assistant as well as a freelance writer for Cokesbury. She's also written for HealthTrust, Thomas Nelson, Ingram Books, Caterpillar Financial, and Affinion Group, and has been published in "Plane and Pilot", "Pilot Journal", "CMA Close Up" and "Backstreets". Judy asked Dorothy to record her life stories which she put together along with over 250 photos to create her mother's heartwarming, sometimes amusing and always touching memoir.

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