Photograph of a group of women meeting in Corsicana, Texas. According to the information on the back of the photograph, this is the district meeting in 1949, and this picture was made from a color positive. The women are posing outside, and there are trees in the background. A little girl is standing in front of a woman on the far right of the front row. The woman are all wearing dresses, and some of them are holding purses.

Photograph of Reverend L.C. Hernandez and his wife and two sons. Hernandez is dressed in suit and tie and his wife is wearing a dress. The boys are wearing slacks and t-shirts. The group is standing in front of a red-brick building with flowers planted around the base. The building is an old school building being used a Presbyterian church and manse. Trees are planted on either side of the group.

Photograph of Reverend L.C. Hernandez and his family: Mrs. Marta Guerrero de Hernandez, Isaias, and Benjamin. Isaias is the older and taller of the two boys. Rev. Hernandez is dressed in suit and tie and Mrs. Hernandez is wearing a dress. The boys are in t-shirts. Behind the group, a red brick building is on the left and a tree is on the right.

Photograph of Reverend L.C. Hernandez and the elders and deacons of his church. Hernandez is the second from the left. Hernandez and one other men are dressed in suit and tie while the others are wearing slacks and collared shirts. Two men are holding books. Trees are visible in the distant background.

Photograph of women of an unnamed church. They are standing outside and are wearing either dresses or skirts and blouses. A few are holding books. Behind the group, trees are visible.

Photograph of a group of women of an unnamed church. The women are standing outside and are wearing either dresses or skirts and blouses. A few are holding books. Behind the women, trees are visible.

Photograph of a Sunday School group standing outside. The group consists of children sitting in the front, women behind them, and men standing in the back. Reverend L.C. Hernandez is standing on the right in a dark colored suit. Trees are visible behind the group.

Photograph of a group of children standing outside. They are described as the members of a children's class at an unnamed church. The girls are wearing dresses and the boys are wearing jeans and shirts. One boy is wearing a hat. A few adults are visible in the distant background. Trees are beyond the adults.

Photograph of a group of children standing outside. The girls are wearing dresses and the boys are wearing jeans and shirts. One boy is wearing a hat. A few adults are visible in the distant background and trees are visible beyond them. The children are identified as the members of a children's class for an unnamed church. The photograph is out of focus.

Photograph of a group of young people standing outside. The women are wearing in either dresses or skirts and blouses. The men are dressed in pants and button-down shirts. Trees are visible behind the group. The group is identified as members of a young people's class at an unnamed church.

Photograph of women standing outside at an unidentified conference. They are wearing either dresses or skirts and blouses. One small girl stands in front on the right. Trees are visible in the distant background. The day appears to be windy.

Photograph of women standing outside at an unidentified conference. They are wearing either dresses or skirts and blouses. Several are holding purses. One small girl is standing in front on the right. Trees are visible in the distant background. The day appears to be windy.

Photograph of the harvesting of 35 acres of King Ranch bluestem grass on the A. E. Bryant farm /ranch. A combine with a spike-tooth cylinder was used. Two days were required to harvest the grass. Mr. Bryant estimates he harvested 1500 pounds of clean seed. Planting was made in the spring of 1947. A good seed crop was harvested in June, a light crop in July and a good yield will be harvested in October. From 2 harvests in 1948 a total of 2500 pounds of seed were harvested. Mr. Bryant needs the following adjustments on his combine for harvesting the crop: the cylinder set at a speed of 1080 rpm; the header set high [unclear] off the air; a ¼ to 3/8 inch clearance on the cylinder; and the reel set forward and down. This is a perennial grass that appears to have a wide adaptation as to soil & rainfall. Note that the grass is waist-high. Planted in 3 feet rows (105 pounds on 35 acres). It has been kept in rows as row plantings tend to yield more than drilled plantings. Bryant has obtained good results by [unclear] dressing this grass with 100 pounds of ammonium sulphate …

The problem of this study is to determine what degree of relationship exists between a group of fifth-grade children's play interests, their mental ability, and their social behavior.

Photograph of the West Side Church of Christ in Corsicana, Texas, showing the front of the building. Two men can be seen peeping out of the front doors of the building.

Photograph of the Main Avenue Church of Christ in Corsicana, Texas, showing the side and front of the brick building. A women and a child can bee seen walking along the sidewalk, up to the front steps of the church.

Photograph of a collective terrace outlet strip 225 feet wide sprig sodded to Bermuda grass during the last week in March 1949. Land was bedded and roots dropped in middles and covered by rebidding. Cotton was planted on April 20, 1949 on beds about 3 inches above the roots. The cotton was cultivated like the other cotton except the last plowing was left off. There were 3 plowings. Cotton in the photo made about 1/3 bale per acre and cotton adjacent to grass made a little more. 130 acres will be terraced and this strip will be accommodate the drainage. Terraces will be constructed on November, 1949 and after terracing, the strip will be fenced and used as pasture. Note excellent grass cover. This is a follow up of TX-45, 727. TX-46, 437.