Photograph of Miss Euhlia Gomez (as identified in pencil on back) of Alice, Texas, a classmate of Helen Patterson Rosenbush of the Foster Family. Photograph of a young lady with dark hair wearing a dark skirt with dark, satin blouse, and jacket with white trim on lapels and ruffles at wrist of sleeves. She is wearing a dark hat with S W U printed on the ribbon around the crown of the hat. Gomez is sitting in a chair with a floral print fabric draped across chair arm. Gomez has her right arm resting on fabric draped arm of chair. She is holding a parasol (closed with point down on floor) in her left hand. Photograph is mounted in a pale gray textured matte. Matte has white outer border (thin). Written in gold at bottom of matte: Wilcox, Georgetown, Texas. Photograph is torn or peeled away on right side, extending to top and bottom center. Penciled on bottom of photo: Euhlia and on bottom of matte ???. Image dimensions: 8 cm X 10.5 cm.

Photograph of two men inside of what seems like a shoe repair store in Alice, Texas. The text in front of the man on the left side says "grover" and the text in front of the man on the right says "MR T" who is Mr. Traweek.

Photograph of the McGill Brothers Building in Alice, Texas.

Portrait of a group of church members. There are two women, a man, and five girls of different ages standing outside a building, dressed for church. There are doors in the background. The following is handwritten on the back: "At Pres Mex. or Alice? J. M. Vela." There is a stamp from The Fox Co. of San Antonio on the back dated June 1946.

Portrait of a Sunday School class. There are two women, one man, and five girls of different ages posing in front of double doors. They are dressed for church. The following is handwritten on the back: "June 9, 1946. Before Sunday School was organized. 1st meeting. Manuel J. Vela is Superintendent of Sunday School. Ola Perez to his left is secretary. Mrs. Maria Garza at right is treasurer." There is a stamp on the back from The Fox Co. of San Antonio.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "EVERY 'SHOOT' EM UP' has to have someone who says, 'he went thataway.' " That is the way Mrs. Caro Brown, wife, mother and food editor from Alice, Texas, described her role in the sensational uncovering of the inner workings of the George Parr empire in Duval county, Texas."

Photograph of Margaret Cannon. She is dressed in light color plaid clothing with light color socks and dark color shoes.

Photograph of Mrs. McCamely. She is standing at the entrance of a light colored brick building with dark double doors with windows surrounding them. Mrs. McCamely is wearing a light colored sheer top with three sets of two buttons on either side of center opening. She is also wearing a white top underneath and a light colored skirt with dark horizontal stripes with a dark belt and dark horizontal stripes around her cuffs. She is holding an opened letter in front of her with both of her hands. On the back, handwritten: "From the Valley McCamely, Alice, Texas"

Photograph of Mrs. McCamely in front of a large shrub in a yard. She is wearing a light colored sheer top with three rows of six buttons on either side of the center opening with a white shirt underneath. She is also wearing a light skirt with dark horizontal stripes on it and around the cuff of her sleeves and a dark belt. She is facing left and holding an opened envelope in her hand. On back, handwritten: "Mrs. McCamely, Alice, Texas".

Photograph of the McGill Brothers Building in Alice, Texas.

Photograph of the McGill Brothers Building in Alice, Texas.

Photograph of the Jim Wells County Courthouse in Alice, Texas.

Photograph of the Jim Wells County Courthouse in Alice, Texas.

Photograph of the McGill Brothers Building in Alice, Texas.

Photograph of the McGill Brothers Building in Alice, Texas.

Photograph of the McGill Brothers Building in Alice, Texas.