Clayton E. McElhany (I believe he's the one in the white shirt) and his brothers (late 50s) I
think this may be a George and Fanny's house on Larkin St.
Velma Smith Pace and Wayne Johnson Smith on Mill Run Road, mid-1930s.
Velma and Ezra Pace with George and Fanmy Pace at Owen Cemetery on
Mill Run Road, late 1950s.
Velma Pace addressing New ERA Electric CO-OP, 1960s.
Popo and dad, (Smith Pace, as most knew him), Athens HS graduation
1942 at home on Mill Run Road.
Velma, Ezra (Popo) and dad, Athens High School graduation at
home on Mill Run Road
Welborn Edgar Pace, George Langley Pace and Leonard Ezra Pace
Jack McCool picking tomatoes on Mill Run Road
Jack and L.E. Pace picking tomatoes on Mill Run Road.
Popo (L.E. Pace) unloading tomato baskets on Mill Run Road.
My dad (Madison Smith Pace) and his dog at home on Mill Run Road.
The photo I would love to find out about is Lee's Grocery, pictured is my grandfather L. E. "Preacher" Pace with another gentleman. Popo is the man with the dark hat and coat.
The family photo is in front of the L.E. Pace home on Mill Run Road, I'm guessing 1934-35, as my dad seems to be 9 or 10 years old.
Jack McCool with a load of melons from my grandfathers farm on Mill Run Road. Jack was the manager of the department store on the square (K Wolens) when I was 10 or 11 (1968 or 69).
Leonard E. Pace as a private in San Antonio 1918.
John and Wylie Thornton, they traveled from Alabama/Mississippi with my g-grandfather, Madison T. Pace. They lived near Eustace and had family in Cross Roads.
My g-grandfather, Rev. Madison Touchstone Pace of the Primitive Baptist Church. I believe it was located in the Pine Grove community.
Rev. Madison Touchstone “Tony” Pace"s Find a Grave memorial that gives more history.