Mason Said It
Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail…excerpts…
Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail…excerpts… April 16, 1963, MY DEAR FELLOW CLERGYMEN: “…We know through painful experience that freedom is never voluntarily given
When We Left Gainesville We Made the Country Better For Others
When We Left Gainesville We Made the Country Better For Others I have often raised the question about my brothers and sisters that went elsewhere
Raymond Roper…Leon Young…Robert “Bo” Young…Frank “Sugar” Bell…”Red Eye” Smith… Sam Griffin…Many…many…more?
Raymond Roper…Leon Young…Robert “Bo” Young…Frank “Sugar” Bell…”Red Eye” Smith… Sam Griffin…Many…many…more? Someone help me with these athletes and many others.
Remembering MCcree
Remembering MCcree I remember Mack very well. He lived on High St. ,across from Hobbs Alley.Never saw him with a goat cart. Sometimes when walked
“Ms. Estelle Turner & Uncle John”…and more!
“Ms. Estelle Turner & Uncle John”…and more! Remember Uncle John and Miss Estelle Turner? Sitting on the corner…watching the cars pass…Remember when…we use to play
Stanley Taylor…Lord mave mercy!
Stanley Taylor…Lord mave mercy! I remember seeing Stanley Taylor running “straight up the middle” on teams at City Park!…Yes, he would have to be considered