Virginia Pounds Brown (Editor) VIRGINIA POUNDS BROWN was a librarian, bookstore owner, and publisher who began writing to fill gaps in the available history of her native state and region. She was especially interested in Native Americans of the South and has written several books on the subject. Brown held degrees from Randolph-Macon Women’s College and Emory University Library School. She was an avid golfer and has written about that subject, too.Laurella Owens (Editor) LAURELLA OWENS has twenty years of experience as an editor for Woman’s Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention. She is the author of Shalom, a study of Baptists in Israel, where she spent the first thirteen years of her life. She holds degrees from Blue Mountain College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Tellings are smooth and straightforward, and the stories generally have a unity of form and plotline that make them very readable. Brown and Owens are clear in their methods, and their accompanying notes will be helpful to students using this for research.

Virginia Pounds Brown (Editor) VIRGINIA POUNDS BROWN was a librarian, bookstore owner, and publisher who began writing to fill gaps in the available history of her native state and region. She was especially interested in Native Americans of the South and has written several books on the subject. Brown held degrees from Randolph-Macon Women’s College and Emory University Library School. She was an avid golfer and has written about that subject, too.Laurella Owens (Editor) LAURELLA OWENS has twenty years of experience as an editor for Woman’s Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention. She is the author of Shalom, a study of Baptists in Israel, where she spent the first thirteen years of her life. She holds degrees from Blue Mountain College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Tellings are smooth and straightforward, and the stories generally have a unity of form and plotline that make them very readable. Brown and Owens are clear in their methods, and their accompanying notes will be helpful to students using this for research.

Virginia Pounds Brown (Editor) VIRGINIA POUNDS BROWN was a librarian, bookstore owner, and publisher who began writing to fill gaps in the available history of her native state and region. She was especially interested in Native Americans of the South and has written several books on the subject. Brown held degrees from Randolph-Macon Women’s College and Emory University Library School. She was an avid golfer and has written about that subject, too.Laurella Owens (Editor) LAURELLA OWENS has twenty years of experience as an editor for Woman’s Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention. She is the author of Shalom, a study of Baptists in Israel, where she spent the first thirteen years of her life. She holds degrees from Blue Mountain College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Tellings are smooth and straightforward, and the stories generally have a unity of form and plotline that make them very readable. Brown and Owens are clear in their methods, and their accompanying notes will be helpful to students using this for research.