Round button - 3” light purple background with dark purple and teal text: “Dallas Life Walk/10-K Walk a thon/October 4, 1992/214-443-WALK." The following text is in purple, "Dallas," "10-K Walk a thon October 4, 1992 214-443-WALK." The following text is in teal, "Life walk," and "Button Donated by Meisel PhotoGraphic Corp." A purple lifeline is displayed on top of the word, "Life."

6-pages of Circle of Friends newsletter, including pink cover sheet. A drawing of a The newsletter includes local and national news, mainly concerning homosexual people. Handwritten designs are on the front cover of the pink cover sheet.

Newspaper clipping of story "Concern for Homosexuals Grows" by Martha Man, Religion Writer. Article covers various churches concerns on law and treatment of homosexual people.

Newspaper clipping of story "Early AIDS educator Mike Richards dies" by Kris Mullen of the Times Herald Staff. The article briefly covers Mike Richards development as a homosexuality advocate.

Newspaper clipping of story "Little Change Seen in Texas Law On Sodomy" by Martha Man. The article covers a professional conference in Dallas focusing on the topic of homosexuality and its legal interpretation and issues. On the back of this clipping is an article about astronauts and space.

Button - 1" red background with white text: "DIFFA" (which stands for "Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS", an organization with chapters in Dallas, New York City, Chicago, Kansas City, San Francisco and Seattle).

Button - 1" white background with red text: "DIFFA" (which stands for "Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS", an organization with chapters in Dallas, New York City, Chicago, Kansas City, San Francisco and Seattle).

Color photograph of a person dressed in all black posing with a black horse.

2 pages of "What is Switchboard?". The documents includes an overview of the telephone switchboard, its mechanisms and usage.

Round button - 2.25” white background with black text: “High Hopes/Health, Happiness, & Wellness." On the top right, above the text, "High Hopes," a red heart balloon is displayed.

Front and back application and information sheet for IF - Incorporating Friends, a homophile organization based out of Fort Worth, Texas.

Laminated newspaper clipping of story "Grossman receives top honor from local Realtors' group" by Dennis Vercher. The article includes information about Mike Grossman, his career in Real Estate and of his volunteer work with the Human Rights Campaign, the Resource Center of Dallas, and the AIDS Services of Dallas. The clipping is placed on a green sheet of paper.

Newspaper clipping of story "Suit Filed Against Vice Unit" from the Dallas Morning News, pg. 3-D. Article covers Alvin Leon Buchanan's suit against a Dallas police vice squad.

Color photograph of three horses in a Pride parade, a black horse without a rider atop it. Two individuals are holding flags and riding horses. A variety of people are watching alongside the street, some of the audience clapping.

Button - 2.25” white background with black and red text: “Oak Lawn Community Services” and services provided listed. Services include the following: "Mental Health Counseling," "AIDS Counseling," "AIDS Education," "Buddy Project," "Daire Center," "Care-a-van," "Hotline," and "Oasis." The text, "Oak Lawn" is in red and the rest are in black. Red polka dots are scattered throughout the button's background.

Ronnie Dale Dawson obituary, born 10-16-49 and passed away 03-15-1993. The obituary includes background information about Dawson, a U.S. Air Force Veteran.

Letter to Member of Circle of Friends from Circle of Friends President, Paul G. Russell. The letter invites members to a meeting and garage sale fundraising campaign.

Copy of Circle of Friends newsletter (with newspaper articles copied onto it) regarding prisoner Alvin Buchanan. Articles include the following: "Buchanan writes from jail" and "Dallas D.A. will appeal Buchanan sodomy ruling."

Letter to Panelmaker (of AIDS Memorial Quilt) regarding relevant AIDS-related events in the Dallas metroplex from Marilyn Hollingsworth, Chair of the Panel Making Committee at the Dallas Metro NAMES Project, May 2, 1993.