Photograph of attendees to a business exposition observing multiple booths that are lined up in front of a curtain. The attendees are walking around in front of the booths observing various products. Multiple signs and electronic products can be seen on display. Some of the attendees can be seen carrying food, such as cotton candy, and carrying sample bags from other booths.

Photograph of a group of onlookers, both adults and children, observing a booth at a business and trade exposition that warns about the dangers of marijuana, alcohol, and other drugs. At the booth, a man in a dark suit can be seen talking to the group from behind a table. A large tri-fold display can be seen behind him. To the right in the background, two other booths with more onlookers can be seen.

Photograph of a booth by Mears Photography at a business and trade expo. In the foreground, two men in suits can be seen while one man hands the other a trophy. A table can be seen in the right foreground with a cluttered pile of photos and pamphlets. Two chairs can be see to the left, and in the back against a curtain wall is a partition displaying several photographs under multiple lights. A stage can be partially seen in the background to the right, just behind the partition and curtain wall.

Photograph of the convention floor taken from above at a business and trade exposition. Several booths can be seen in both the center of the room and around the perimeter, and dozens of people can be seen wandering the floor to observe the various displays. A stage can be seen in the background with another booth positioned at its center. Above it hangs a sign with the convention's name.

Photograph of a booth at a trade expo displaying various kitchen appliances, such as stove ranges and dishwashers. A sign hung at the back of the booth reads, "Fulfords Appliance Co. Builders Dept.". Two women can be seen in the background to the left, stooped over and looking at an unseen item.

Photograph at night of two camping trailers parked outside a business exposition. In the the trailer to the left, a man can be seen in the door way with his back turned to the camera. Another man can be seen standing outside the trailer to the right. Both men appear to be interacting with unseen persons within their respective campers.The exposition center can be seen to the right, and vehicles can be seen parked in the background.

Photograph of a trade show where several people can be seen observing various booths and business samples. People can be seen in the foreground to the left near a GE booth, many carrying various sacks with food and product samples. Another group including two girls can be seen to the right showing interest in a booth selling tea tables. More booths and people can be seen beyond a curtain partition in the background to the right.

Photograph of the TV Motel, located at 1905 South Congress Avenue. The building is somewhat U-shaped, with the opening seen facing the street in the foreground. The building is fairly symmetrical, with two entrances and equally spaced windows that can be seen on either side of the driveway. A sign is positioned above the drive entrance with the motel's name on it twice. Two cars can be seen parked within the parking lot in the background.

Letter from Cleve Cullers to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer expressing his opposition to a proposed sales tax.

Letter from F. A. Rix to Truett Latimer opposing Senate Bill 100, a bill that would affect the standards of qualifying public accountants in Texas.

Letter from Mary Culley to Truett Latimer discussing House Bill 2 and Senate Bill 7. She asks that he use his influence to defeat both bills.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Jennie Tate stating his reasons for opposing the bill that would legalize horse race gambling.

Letter from Fred H. Husbands to Truett Latimer inviting him to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce's 43rd Annual Convention.

Letter from Mrs. Robert L. Allen to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer expressing her belief that public school textbooks should be more closely examined by the start to ensure they promote "traditional American ideals, self-reliance, integrity, and free enterprise."

Letter from Ewing S. Nelson Jr. of the Abilene Fire Department to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer thanking him for a meeting in Austin and urging him to support House Bill 73, which would establish a firemen's pension.

Letter from R. J. Schumacher to Truett Latimer urging him to vote against House Bill 118.

Letter from W. L. Sibley to Truett Latimer expressing opposition to House Bill 804.

Letter from P. Edw. Ponder to Truett Latimer discussing the horserace gambling bill.

Letter from J. S. Lauderdale to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer stating his opposition to HB 1025.

Letter from J. E. Peavy to Truett Latimer discussing the complaint made by J. L. King. Mr. Peavy says they are investigating the situation. He also talks about the restructing of some employees in the Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit.

Biweekly student newspaper from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas that includes news and information of interest to the college community along with advertising.

Biweekly student newspaper from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas that includes news and information of interest to the college community along with advertising.