Rancid - Golden Gate Fields

A telephone number appears in Presley’s home card at the time of the move: by 1949, 140,000 families had a telephone in Memphis (their number increased by 67 percent in three years), but the Elvis family didn’t belong to them, the indicated number is probably the number of a guard or neighbor . Corts did not have the atmosphere of mutual assistance that prevailed in East Tupelo. Most of the tenants, like themselves, were the “white poor” from the Mississippi, and Gladys was very happy when she met the Rev. Denson family in the new quarter. The sociable nature allowed her to quickly make friends with whom she discussed everyday affairs, participated in meetings for housewives and talked about her growing son, not forgetting about Jesse Garon - this thought never left her mind.