COMING SOON...MLK, JR. PROJECT
About Us
E.L.I.C.E.'s main and first objective is enhancing low income communities economically. To sustain and abstain beautification within our community to spread abroad. To continue outreach with an understanding to unify our community with leaders, city officials and with each other. And our main theme is "coming together to work together".
Coming Together To Work Together
MLK, Jr. Avenue Project
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East Park Cemetery
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Roy Lee Williams
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First Black Toombs County Commissioner
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Gussie's Grill & Cafe
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Smalley's Funeral Home (1930's) 1947
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Phillip's Mechanic Shop
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Mitchell Grocery Store
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Ulyssess Mitchell
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Reddings Cleaners
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Corner Cafe
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Minnie Melvin
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Mary Turner
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Bertha Williams
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Daisy Williams
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James Sanford, Sr.
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Grant Chapel C.M.E. Church (1910)
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Royal Palm Cafe
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Mrs. Flossie Hayes
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Ms. Eloise "Kitty" Allen Beautician Parlor
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Mrs. Maudie Mae Kindergarten
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"The Old Lady in the Shoe"
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First African Baptist Church (1881)
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St. Paul A.M.E. Church (1904)
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Elijah & Etta Mae Pughsley
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Vidalia Funeral Home
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J.D. Dickerson School (1904)
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J.D. Dickerson Home (located on Thompson Street)
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James Dewitt Dickerson (1876 - 1947)
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Gussie P. Dickerson (1878 - 1956)
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Highlight of Historical Stars, People, and Places
Historical Stars, People, and Places
Meet The Team
Executive Director
Ronald Miller
Chief Financial Officer
Rosemarie Rhodes-Miller
Executive Secretary
Catherine Forrest Craig
Chairperson
East Park Cemetery
James Jermon
Chairperson
Hospitality
Lorance Johnson
Jolean Dasher
Chairperson
Media
Rodney Wiggins
Melissa Williams