Photograph of volunteers, wearing red jumpsuits, at the Hereford Fire Department in 1977. Those in the back row are, from left to right, Chuck Danley, Tom Lange, Ted Higgins, Jay Spain, Jap Dickerson, Bill Craig, Ronnie Bell, Bill Bankston, Ruben McGilvary, Mike Watts, and Ed DeLozier. Those in the third row are Donnie Houle, Randy Laing, John Gililland, Mike Major, J. D. Walls, Jerry Collier, Dale Morgan, and Max Stipe. The volunteers in the second row are Bill Bradly, Johnny Anaro, Alton Hartley, David Dodge, Paul Hamilton, Rich Dixon, Buch Trevio, and Ronnie Osborn, and those in the front row are Kevin Betzen, Chuck Laing, Joe Brown, Larry Walls, and Gerald Sledge.

Photograph of Hereford Fire Department volunteers in 1977. In the back row, from left to right, are Chuck Danley, Tom Lange, Ted Higgins, Jay Spain, Jap Dickerson, Bill Craig, Ronnie Bell, Bill Bankston, Ruben McGilvary, Mike Watts, and Ed DeLozier. In the third row are Donnie Houle, Randy Laing, John Gililland, Mike Major, JD Walls, Jerry Collier, Dale Morgan, and Max Stipe. In the second row are Bill Bradly, Johnny Anaro, Alton Hartley, David Dodge, Paul Hamilton, Rich Dixon, Buch Trevio, and Ronnie Osborn. The men in the front row are Kevin Betzen, Chuck Laing, Joe Brown, Larry Walls, and Gerald Sledge.

Photograph of the volunteers at the Hereford Fire Department in 1977. The men in the back row are, from left to right, Chuck Danley, Tom Lange, Ted Higgins, Jay Spain, Jap Dickerson, Bill Craig, Ronnie Bell, Bill Bankston, Ruben McGilvary, Mike Watts, and Ed DeLozier. Those in the third row are Donnie Houle, Randy Laing, John Gililland, Mike Major, JD Walls, Jerry Collier, Dale Morgan, and Max Stipe. The volunteers in the second row are Bill Bradly, Johnny Anaro, Alton Hartley, David Dodge, Paul Hamilton, Rich Dixon, Buch Trevio, and Ronnie Osborn. The men in the front row are Kevin Betzen, Chuck Laing, Joe Brown, Larry Walls, and Gerald Sledge.

This article discusses the creation of a refining plant for the Holly Sugar Corporation near Hereford, Texas as well as a basic description of the refinement process.

This book includes a brief history of the town with pages devoted to individuals, organizations, and businesses.