Photograph of Charles Nelson, a North Texas alumni and music major who took part in the Summer Voice Recital.

Photograph of Charles Nelson, a North Texas alumni and music major, who took part in the Summer Voice Recital.

Photograph of baled cotton coming being delivered to the warehouses prior to shipping by rail.

Photograph of the 1959 Hardin-Simmons University Board of Trustees at a meeting. The photo shows the trustees eating at a table in front of a wooden podium.

Photograph of a produce section of the Hills Store. In the middle is a long display of vegetables and fruits. From left to right: potatoes, pineapples, melons, and potatoes in bags. At the end of the display is a weigh station. On the back wall is a refrigerated display of more produce, like peas, cabbage, and cucumbers. Each one has a price label hanging above it from the mirror that sits behind it. Above this display large cans are stacked up and organize by label. On a small shelf on the wall above this, five more rows of cans are stacked up. On the back left wall is a similar display of produce, with empty metal buckets stacked on top of it.

Photograph of aisles of products inside of a grocery store. Numbers are included above the aisles as well as key items found in the aisles. Some of the products pictured include Vigoro Rose Food and End-O-Pest. The aisles are fully stocked with products.

Photograph of Frank Mills and Mr. Mennen sitting in chairs and another man standing behind them, featuring an array of Baby Magic products. Mills and Mennen smiles at one another and appear to be conversing.

Photograph of the meat department counter in Hills Store. The counter has glass sides so that the meat inside is visible. The leftmost stretch of counter is filled with different cuts of beef and the prices for the meat are at the bottom of the window and stuck in the meat itself. The middle counter is filled with different cuts of pork and the contents of the rightmost counter are not visible. There are scales and boxes of wax paper on top of the counter.

Portrait of Bill Jackon, wearing a suit and tie. He looks at the camera with a blank expression on his face.

Photograph of a rectangle that has convex short sides and grid lines in the center. The grid lines are black and there are three vertical and five horizontal lines. All around the rectangle are lines of black dots and around these lines is a white background.

Photograph of a produce section of a grocery store. In the center is a long display full of a variety of vegetables and fruits, from left to right, potatoes, pineapples, melons, and bagged potatoes. On the left wall is a display with a wall mirror holding bagged produce. The display has metal buckets stacked on top of it. The back wall has a long, mirrored display of more produce, including peas, lettuce, cucumbers, etc. On top of this display are large cans stacked up, and above that a shelf holding more large cans. There are price labels spread throughout every section. In the middle there is a weighing station. On the bottom halves of the mirrored displays there are locked cabinets. Hanging from the ceiling is three long light fixtures. On the back wall, to the right of the shelf is a painting of a large dog.

Photograph of an aisle at the Hills Store. The shelves of this aisle are stocked full of can food, with brands such as Honey Boy, Campbell's, Hunts, and Eat Well. Above the shelves on the left is a sign that reads "10 Canned Juices Tomato Juice Canned Fruits" and to the left of this is a sign for the other side of these shelves that reads "9 Canned Tomatoes Canned Beans Canned Corn". In the middle of the signs between the 9 and 10 is a sign that says "Serve Coca-Cola at Home". Above the shelves on the right of the image is a sign that reads "11 Meat Sauces Canned Meats Canned Fish" and to the right of this a sign for aisle 12 is visible. The end cap of aisle 11 has plant food and pest killer on it while there are stacks of Good Rich cans on the end cap of aisle 10. At the end of this aisle, shelves that are lining the wall are visible and these have bottles of syrup on them with boxes of Ball jars stacked on top of the shelves.

Photograph of Freda Louise Holt advertising products. She is standing behind a table with several products. She smiles while holding a sweeping product. There is a video camera on the right.

Photograph of a general good store's glass display case and shelving. The display case is full of jewelry like necklaces and earrings. More jewelry is displayed on top of the counter. There is a bucket on the front right of the case. Behind the case is shelving stacked full of clocks and other goods. There are boxes and canisters stacked on top of the shelving. To the left side is a display of fishing rods, a cooking grill, and bait. Behind this is a door, and more shelving along the back wall. This wall has mirrors behind the shelving, and is full of knick knacks and decorations. On the left is shelving full of miscellaneous tools and ropes in boxes or plastic sections. Price labels are set up throughout, attached to the shelves.

Photograph of Frank Mills and Mr. Mennen sitting in chairs while Bob Gould and another man stands behind them. They are featuring a variety of Baby Magic products.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey and Joan Connolly on set. Tom Mullarkey is the host of the Teen-Age Downbeat show. Mullarkey wears a suit and tie while Connolly wears a plaid dress. Connolly smiles at the camera and Mullarkey looks in her direction.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey and Joan Connolly on set. They are standing and holding hands in front of a large board with square frames. There are words written on the squares.

Photograph of a woman in formal attire sitting in an automobile.

Photograph of the produce department in Hills Store. In the middle of the image and carrying all the way over to the left edge of the image is a table that has bags of potatoes and peanuts in it. On the sides of the table are cubbies that have paper bags in them and there is a scale hanging from a pole that is coming out of the table. In the background against the wall of the store is a cooler that is filled with different types of produce, like lettuce and squash and cantaloupes. The back of this cooler is slanted and mirrored and the names and prices of the produce items are on signs hanging from the top of the cooler. There are metal trash cans and buckets stacked on top of the cooler and there are signs hanging from the ceiling advertising shortening and Del Monte.

Photograph of Freda Louise Holt advertising Vanity Fair products. She is standing behind a table and holding up a lace trim slip dress.

Portrait of Bill Jackon, wearing a suit and tie. He looks at the camera with a blank expression on his face.

Photograph of Freda Louise Holt holding the Bissell upholstery shampoo kit. She looks directly at the camera and smiles. There is a video camera on the right.

Photograph of a grocery store. On the right, on a wall is refrigerated products like milk and butter. On the right wall a beach ball is hung up. On the back wall is a long shelf with condiments and cans filling it up. On the top of that wall is a sign that says, "Rel-Marte Spinach 8/1.00, 303 Gen." In the left center is a kiosk with bagged food items filling it up, and boxes stacked on the floor against it on the far side. To the left, sitting on the floor is a small sign that says, "Big Mike 2 for 15.00."

Photograph of Frank Mills and Mr. Mennen sitting in chairs and another man standing behind them, advertising a variety of Baby Magic products.