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j(Historian) says:
“I finished your Journal in record lime, thanks to your deft handling of suspense. It was a real page turner...You have done a great job of informing the reader of what it was really like in the colonies in 1775-1776."
James J. Kilpatrick (Syndicated columnist):
"I found it absolutely very skillfully done...It's extremely rare for me to say of any book that i couldn’t put it down' but I couldn’t set aside the diary «f young Vickers until I got to the last page." ■- Brig. Gen Oliver Patton ‘{Historian, novelist): 1 “I finished reading it the day I ^bought it... our depiction of a Tory xvho defected from the service of the ■King is fascinating...mounting on detailed historical fact...I envy the consistency with which you maintained the two hundred year old style." ■<* Nels lives and writes in a mountainside home in the Blue Ridge near Washington. His historical novel is Available in Sperryville and Culpeper.
After the luncheon, new officers ^pere installed. Outgoing president, Mrs. Dale Metsinger, presented Mrs. •Warren Neily who presented the incoming officers: Mrs. George Jftryson, President, Mrs. Dan Shackelford. 1st. Vice President. Mrs. 3;W- Lineweaver, 2nd. Vice President. Miss Catherine Goin, Chaplain, Mrs. Jiuae Kearns, Recording Secretary, Mrs. P.W. Brewer, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. J.M. Hand, Treasurer, JAiss Jackie Lee. Historian, Mrs. L.W. SVift, Jr. Historian, Mrs. Zillah jGutowski, Librarian and Mrs. Dale Metzinger, Parliamentarian.
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