Background
Grice, Homer Lamar was born on April 12, 1883 in Citra, Florida, United States. Son of Albert Gallatin and Sarah Lee (Bennett) Grice.
Grice, Homer Lamar was born on April 12, 1883 in Citra, Florida, United States. Son of Albert Gallatin and Sarah Lee (Bennett) Grice.
Bachelor of Arts, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia, 1912, Doctor of Divinity, 1921. Master of Arts, George Peabody College for Teachers, 1929. Graduate study Boston University School of Religious Edition and Social Service, and Vanderbilt University School of Religion.
Homer Grice was born on April 12, 1883 in Citra, Florida to Albert Grice and Sarah Lee Bennett. Mercer University
Georgia Technical player and later Hall of Fame coach Bill Alexander called Grice "the meanest and toughest guy I ever ran across on a gridiron."
= 1911 He was selected second-team All-Southern in 1911, behind Vanderbilt"s unanimous selection Hugh Morgan. Georgia tried to claim Grice was ineligible, to no avail.
Ouachita Baptist College
Grice was a professor of English literature at Ouachita Baptist College.
Washington High School
Grice coached the football team of Washington High School in Washington, Georgia in 1922 and 1923.
Member Phi Delta Kappa.
Married Ethel Harrison, August 21, 1912.