Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Mittie Sorrell thanking her for the letter she sent and sympathizing about the death of Charlie and other veterans from the war. Ms. Cavett shares her hopes for the war to end so that she can visit Orange and she also inquires about the well being of other family members and relatives.

Letter from from Vera to Ms. Cavett explaining why she has not written to her lately and informing her about their family members who enlisted in the navy. She also informs Ms. Cavett about some of the items she recently received.

Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Mittie Sorrell sharing the details of her living situation, informing her of some guests that recently visited her and inviting Ms. Sorrell and their mother to visit while she was out of school.

Photograph of opera singer Frieda Starr standing on stage with pianist Irene Putegnat, Mrs. James Wells, and several other unidentified people during a recital at Fort Brown. On the left side of the stage Putegnat, a woman wearing a light-colored dress, is sitting on a stool in front of a piano and looking towards Starr, who is standing in the center of the stage wearing a hat, dark-colored blouse, and skirt, and holding a baton Five men are standing in a row behind her and on the right side of the stage two women wearing dark-colored dresses are sitting in chairs next to a young boy wearing a light-colored suit who is standing in front one of the men. In front of the stage several soldiers holding musical instruments are seated on the left and right and there are flowers on the edge of the stage in the middle. In the foreground several rows of empty benches are visible and above the stage an American flag is hanging from the ceiling in front of a chalkboard with some writing on it. A text on the front of the photograph reads "Song Recital By Freda Starr Fort Brown Tex 4\4\18."

Photograph of opera singer Frieda Starr standing on stage with pianist Irene Putegnat, Mrs. James Wells, and several other unidentified people during a recital at Fort Brown. On the left side of the stage Putegnat, a woman wearing a light-colored dress, is sitting on a stool in front of a piano and looking towards Starr, who is standing in the center of the stage wearing a hat, dark-colored blouse, and skirt, and holding a baton Five men are standing in a row behind her and on the right side of the stage two women wearing dark-colored dresses are sitting in chairs next to a young boy wearing a light-colored suit who is standing in front one of the men. In front of the stage several soldiers holding musical instruments are seated on the left and right and there are flowers on the edge of the stage in the middle. In the foreground several rows of empty benches are visible and above the stage an American flag is hanging from the ceiling in front of a chalkboard with some writing on it.

Letter from J. A. Waight to A. P. Mills discussing wages owed for time worked by Mills in January 1918.

Photograph of an unknown military solider. The postcard is addressed to Mrs. William Henry Bohner.

Letter from Miss Bracy to Miss Marguerite Cavett discussing the details of the cover letter Miss Bracy sent to Mr. Breed.

Letter from Mattie Brackenridge to Marguerite Cavette apologizing for not writing back sooner and sharing the details about her recent activities.

Envelope addressed to Mittie Sorrell dated November 9th, 1918.

Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Mittie Sorrell inquiring about William's address as she would like to write him soon. She also informs Ms. Sorrell about Mr. Cavender's death, informs her that their mother is doing well and learning to knit. Ms. Cavett also discusses the details of the letter she received from Roger, inquires about other family members and urgers Ms. Sorrell to write back soon.

Letter from Vera to Mrs. Mittie Sorrell thanking her for the letter she sent, informing her about the uncertainty as to when school will resume, and describing some of her recent life activities.

Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Mittie Sorrell providing her an update about Judie's health condition along with the care she is receiving.

Envelope form Mrs. Alice G. Smith addressed to Marguerite Cavett on September 7, 1918.

Letter from Margarett Kelly to Marguerite Cavett greeting her and thanking her for the letter she sent. Ms Kelly also inquires about Ms. Cavett's mother and asks her when she plans to return home.

Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Mittie Sorrelll thanking her for the dress she sent, explaining some of the activities she's been involved in and th details of a letter she recently received.

Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Mittie Sorrell thanking her for the gift she sent, inquiring about their rainy weather and the Watson family during her visit. Marguerite also shares her plans to travel to Orange, inquires about other family members and sends her well wishes.

Letter from Georgia Cavett to Mittie Sorrell greeting her and informing her that Mr. Ball caught the influenza virus. She informs Ms. Sorrell about the details of her conversation with Earl Dillard and urges her to write back soon.

Photograph of a large group of soldiers sitting in rows of benches inside at Fort Brown watching a musical performance. In the foreground several soldiers holding trumpets, trombones, horns, and other musical instruments are sitting facing each other on the left and right and flowers and wreaths are visible on the edge of a stage. In the front row on the right four children wearing light-colored clothing can be seen sitting next to soldiers and at the back of the room a row of men are standing behind the seated soldiers. A text on the front of the photograph reads "Song Recital By Freda Starr. At Y.M.C.A. Fort Brown Tex Apr. 5/18."

Photograph of a large group of soldiers sitting in rows of benches inside at Fort Brown watching a musical performance. In the foreground several soldiers holding trumpets, trombones, horns, and other musical instruments are sitting facing each other on the left and right and flowers and wreaths are visible on the edge of a stage. In the front row on the right four children wearing light-colored clothing can be seen sitting next to soldiers and at the back of the room a row of men are standing behind the seated soldiers.

Annual catalog for John Tarleton Agricultural College describing the school, admission requirements, tuition, financial aid, departments, and classes for the 1918-06 - 1918-07 summer session.

Annual catalog for John Tarleton Agricultural College describing the school, admission requirements, tuition, financial aid, departments, and classes for the 1917 - 1918 school year, with announcements for 1918 - 1919.

Letter from Mittie Sorrell to Marguerite Cavett Hammack thanking her for the letter she sent and expressing joy for learning that she is doing well.

Letter from Marguerite Cavett to Georgia Pound Cavett thanking her for the letter she sent, reminding her to take good care of herself, wishing her a happy birthday and informing her to expect some gifts in the mail.