Inscribed by the author in 1995 with two corrections to the names he was writing it to! No dustjacket. Gray hardboards have a little spot or two, like new inside, no markings.

The Reluctant Lawman

Literature & Fiction

Terrell, Bob

Genre Fiction

AmazonEncore

Here is storytelling at its finest by two well-known North Carolina boys who are no longer with us Bob Terrell, author, columnist, humorist, and reporter who usually wrote his stories down, and Marcellus Buchanan, who more often told his verbally. 
 These are tales about people at their best and worst - both simple folk and people in high places. Mostly, the stories concern men and women in the public eye because they worked in our legal, judicial, or political systems. Disorder in the Court! contains dozens of hilarious stories from courthouses, lawyers' offices, and police stations all across the great state of North Carolina.

Disorder in the Court

Humor & Entertainment

Buchanan, Marcellus

Humor

Bright Mountain Books

Disorder in the court!

Rules & Procedures

Humorous book of anecdotes about the Asheville area of Western North Carolina.

Keep 'Em Laughing With Bob Terrell

VG/G, INSCRIBED TO RICHARD AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR ON ENDPAPER, 224 PAGES

Papa Coke: Sixty-Five Years Selling Coca-Cola

Rowland, Sanders

Biographies & Memoirs

Have We Lost Our Common Sense?

We as a people of a proud and historic nation have watched as our economy was fractured badly during the 2001 period through 2009. The lust for big power and wealth has caused some leaders of government, business, and religion to have more ambition to achieve their own personal success than to care about those persons they are responsible in leading and protecting. Our political system has lost the ability or desire to have bi-partisan teamwork to make the quality of life better for our children and grandchildren. My goal is to get us to seek and find solutions to problems and not just whine and gripe among ourselves for self gain. I am a small town boy from Kentucky who was fortunate to get to go to college on a basketball scholarship. My college education may not have been possible without athletics. Three years as a young Marine Corps Officer gave me an opportunity to see life from another vantage point. Forty years as an Executive in the Auto Industry and an opportunity to live in eleven different states and one territory and raise a family of five gave me another good perspective on life. This book has been born from the memories and actual experiences I have enjoyed from relationships and friendships with many interesting personalities from Baseball Great Roberto Clemente to former Governor George Nigh of Oklahoma to many top executives in industry. I have seen the "Good, the Bad" and even the Ugly" of life. Fortunately I have seen so many good and kind people that the bad and the ugly have been overcome.

History

AuthorHouse

We as a people of a proud and historic nation have watched as our economy was fractured badly during the 2001 period through 2009. The lust for big power and wealth has caused some leaders of government, business, and religion to have more ambition to achieve their own personal success than to care about those persons they are responsible in leading and protecting. Our political system has lost the ability or desire to have bi-partisan teamwork to make the quality of life better for our children and grandchildren. My goal is to get us to seek and find solutions to problems and not just whine and gripe among ourselves for self gain. I am a small town boy from Kentucky who was fortunate to get to go to college on a basketball scholarship. My college education may not have been possible without athletics. Three years as a young Marine Corps Officer gave me an opportunity to see life from another vantage point. Forty years as an Executive in the Auto Industry and an opportunity to live in eleven different states and one territory and raise a family of five gave me another good perspective on life. This book has been born from the memories and actual experiences I have enjoyed from relationships and friendships with many interesting personalities from Baseball Great Roberto Clemente to former Governor George Nigh of Oklahoma to many top executives in industry. I have seen the "Good, the Bad" and even the Ugly" of life. Fortunately I have seen so many good and kind people that the bad and the ugly have been overcome.

In 1999, Sports Illustrated named Justice the 14th Greatest North Carolina Sports Figure.

All Aboard!: The Fantastic Story of Charlie "Choo Choo" Justice and the Football Team That Put North Carolina in the Big-Time

Sports & Outdoors

Football (American)

Worldcomm Pr

Here is the saga of one of America's fine old baseball parks -- McCormick Field, home of the minor league Asheville, NC Tourists. This park is older than any major league park except for Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Yankee Stadium.

The Old Ball Yard: McCormick Field : Home of Memories

Baseball

On the night of November 13, 1906, Asheville was as tough as Tombstone and Dodge City rolled into one as a murderer ran amok. A well-written, factual piece of North Carolina law enforcement history.

The Will Harris Murders: November 13, 1906, a Night in Which Asheville Was a Tougher Town Than Tombstone and Dodge City Rolled into One

Roberts, Ralph

Americas

Land of the Sky Pr

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Books by Terrell, Bob

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The Reluctant Lawman

Disorder in the Court

Disorder in the court!

Keep 'Em Laughing With Bob Terrell

Papa Coke: Sixty-Five Years Selling Coca-Cola

Have We Lost Our Common Sense?

Have We Lost Our Common Sense?

All Aboard!: The Fantastic Story of Charlie "Choo Choo" Justice and the Football Team That Put North Carolina in the Big-Time

The Old Ball Yard: McCormick Field : Home of Memories

The Will Harris Murders: November 13, 1906, a Night in Which Asheville Was a Tougher Town Than Tombstone and Dodge City Rolled into One