Copy negative of the back of the rebuilt John Berry ranch house in 1962. The house has a stone chimney and there is a chair on the back step. There is a note at the top reading, "John's office and fire place, 26 May '62."

Copy negative of, from left to right, Linda Berry Holley, sons Cliff Holley, Bill Holley, Jr., and husband Bill Holley standing on the porch of John Berry's stone house in Lueders, Texas.

Copy negative of John Berry's rebuilt stone house in Leuders, Texas. The house has a large porch, and there is a small garage on the right and a tree in front.

Copy negative of an Appaloosa horse named Mr. Mac owned by Daniel Ray (D. R.) DeRusha wearing a bridle with a house in the background.

Blue line print of survey map of the south portion of Jones County, Texas, showing showing rivers, creeks, original land grants or surveys, blocks of land, cities, towns, and railroads. A diagram of a section is included in the upper-right corner. Scale [ca. 1:133,333] (4000 varas to the inch).

Newspaper clippings of an article about the development of an airport in Abilene. Also included is a map of the Abilene municipal airport.

Letter from Stanley Vinson to Truett Latimer thanking him for arranging interviews for him during his Austin trip the previous month. He talks about the job as a watchman at the State Board of Control, the job he says he likes the most. He asks Mr. Latimer to help contact Mr. Burke, the man who interviewed him, about the status of his application. There is a handwritten note at the bottom of the letter that reads, "I called him in Abilene on may 3, 1961 Burke at Board of Control is to write him."

Letter from Roy M. Craig to Truett Latimer acknowledging Mr. Latimer's run for Senate. He informs him that the announcement rate in The American for the Senate office is $25.

Letter from Truett Latimer to James E. Connel asking for a list of names and addresses of school teachers in the Avoca Public School System.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Charles E. Womack asking for a list of names and addresses of school teachers in the Hawley Public School System.

Letter from Bob Dickenson to Price Daniel responding to Governor Daniel's discourse about tax on a television program. He disagrees with the Governor's proposal to fix their tax problem and suggests a broad-based general sales tax.

Letter from Stanley Vinson to Truett Latimer discussing his plans to start school and work during the summer.

Telegram opposing H.B. 19.

Letter from John H. Winters to Truett Latimer discussing the letter he got from Raymond W. Vowell which talks about Mr. and Mrs. Home Hughers sons' need for medical assistance. He informs Mr. Latimer that their son is not eligible for assistance in form of Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled. He says he is writing to their local office to get someone to call the Hughes and help them find a legal way to get help for their son.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Stanley Vinson; He asks for a summary of Mr. Vinson's work experience and lets him know when and where they'll be able to see each other. He also gives Mr. Vinson his telephone number.

Letter from J. F. West to Truett Latimer congratulating him and thanking him for a clipping.

Letter from Truett Latimer to S. Wortham Crow asking for a list of names and addresses of school teachers in the Lueders Public School System.

Letter from Joe M. Clements to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer suggesting that he run for the U.S. House in the coming congressional elections.

Letter from K. G. Martin discussing the Measure the Candidate meeting.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes; He attaches a letter he received from John Winters of the State Department of Welfare.

Letter from George Hicks to Truett Latimer thanking him for sending a newspaper clipping.

Letter from Truett Latimer to John Hayton acknowledging their visit during the Lueders Chamber of Commerce banquet.

Letter from Raymond W. Vowell to Truett Latimer discussing Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes's need of medical assistance for their son. Mr. Vowel refers them to Dr. John Winters, Commissioner of the Department of Public Welfare.

Letter from Joy H. Easly to Truett Latimer offering to help on his campaign.