Letter from Lady Bird Johnson to Helen Corbitt discussing Corbitt's new cookbook that was autographed and sent to the Johnson's.

Letter from Lyndon B. Johnson to Helen Coribtt discussing a visit from Johnson and Latin American ambassadors to Corbitt.

Sheet of decorative parchment paper with text in the center, written in calligraphy: "With gratitude to Miss Helen Corbitt the Junior Group of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League welcomes her as its first Honorary Member. March 1967." In the upper-left corner, there is an illustration of a mandolin with dangling ribbons, a flute, sheet music, and small musical notes.

Letter from Lady Bird Johnson to Helen Corbitt thanking Corbitt for a fruit ring prepared for the Johnson's.

Photograph of Helen Corbitt at the airport. Corbitt is pictured from the chest up wearing a plaid flannel suit, with black eyeglasses and a four leaf clover necklace. A reflective window is in the background and shows other people, flag poles and a vehicle. Printed text on the back of the photograph: "Kodacolor print made by Kodak, June 67C."

Photograph of Helen Corbitt sitting at home with a drink on her couch. Corbitt is wearing a pink skirt suit on a floral couch. A China cabinet can be seen in the background along with a dining table. The walls in the room are paneled and off-white, with an illustration of a plant also hanging behind Corbitt. Stamped text on the back of the photograph: "Kodacolor Print, made by Kodak, Dec. 67R"

Photograph of Helen Corbitt with an unknown female seemingly promoting some of Corbitt's books, "Helen Corbitt's Potluck", "Cooks for Looks", and "Mexico Through my Kitchen Window". A bowl holding fruit is placed next to the books on the table. Corbitt is wearing a dark-colored coat and a dark-colored, beaded necklace, while the other woman is wearing a patterned coat with a white beaded necklace. An indistinct piece of art is hung on the wall in the background.