Word: gaed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Mount Berry, Ga...
...incorporating a settlement a mile and a half east of Winder. It became a flag stop on the Seaboard Air Line Railroad's Atlanta line, so father Russell could commute to his office in Atlanta. Dick's mother, now frail and 84, still lives in Russell, Ga. (pop. 150) with her oldest grandson, Richard Russell Green...
...school, Dick's marks were only fair. He went to Gordon Military College at Barnesville, Ga., and to the State A. & M. school at Powder Springs, where board was $6.40 a month and each student did 36 hours' work every month. At the University of Georgia, he was both a serious student and a cheerleader, but no campus politician. After he got his law degree in 1918, he did a short stint in the Naval Reserve, then returned to Winder and hung out his shingle...
...Washington, Russell has lived with his sister, Mrs. J. K. Stacy, and at the Mayflower. In Russell, Ga., his mother still keeps his room in the family home. The Senator likes to point out that he has "enough family to fill the White House and overflow into Blair House across the street." He counts 39 nieces and nephews and ("at the last count; all the returns are not in yet") eleven grandnieces and grandnephews...
WILLIAM G. MILLER and Lieutenant, Infantry Fort Benning, Ga...